This may be short on revelation, but the use of interviews and archive material is innovative, as is having a galaxy of stars impart dramatic potency to the writings of Marilyn Monroe and her various collaborators, lovers and distant devotees.
Love, Marilyn Review
Documentary-maker Liz Garbus digs into the archives and presents a new look at Marilyn Monroe. She enlists Glenn Close, Viola Davis and Adrien Brody to read Monroe's letters and diaries.
Release Date:
18 Oct 2013
Running Time:
105 minutes
Certificate:
12A
Original Title:
Love, Marilyn
If not quite on the level of Garbus's terrific Bobby Fischer documentary, this still filled with fond recollections of Mazza's life and career. Fans will relish it.
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