0758_0137 Marilyn Monroe with Milton Greene at a Hollywood Press Conference February 25, 1956.

0758_0518 Arthur Miller, Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand at a party for "Let's Make Love" 1960. © 1978 David Sutton

0758_0120 Marilyn Monroe publicity still c. 1953. photo by Bert Riesfeld

0758_0477 Marilyn Monroe's house the day after her death, 8-5-62, at 12305 5th Helena Dr., Brentwood CA.

0758_0135 Marilyn Monroe at a Hollywood Press Conference February 25, 1956.

0758_0475 Marilyn Monroe's house keeper Eunice Murray the day after Marilyn's death, 8-5-62 © 1978 Bud Gray

0758_0469 Marilyn Monroe's house the day after her death, 8-5-62, at 12305 5th Helena Dr., Brentwood, CA © 1978 Bud Gray

0758_0144 Marilyn Monroe and Sidney Skolsky publicity still, 1952

0758_0497 Marilyn Monroe, 1957.

0758_0517 Yves Montand, Marilyn Monroe, Athur Miller at a party for "Let's Make Love" 1960. © 1978 David Sutton

0758_0473 Marilyn Monroe's house the day after her death, 8-5-62, at 12305 5th Helena Dr., Brentwood CA © 1978 Bud Gray

0758_0512 Arthur Miller, Marilyn Monroe At party for "Let's Make Love" 1960. © 1978 David Sutton

0758_0428 Marilyn Monroe on the set of "Something's Got To Give" 1962 / 20th Century Fox **R.C.

0758_0440 Marilyn Monroe wardrobe test for "Clash By Night" 1952 RKO.

0758_0078 Marilyn Monroe c. 1948 **R.C.

0758_0441 Marilyn Monroe wardrobe test for "Clash By Night" 1952 RKO / **R.C.

0758_0431 Marilyn Monroe in "Ladies Of The Chorus" 1949 Columbia **R.C.

0758_0099 Marilyn Monroe taken during the filming of "Ladies Of The Chorus (1948), Columbia Pictures took photos of the young starlet exercising for a publicity piece on "How To Exercise." **R.C.

0758_0093 Marilyn Monroe c. 1948

0758_0430 Marilyn Monroe "Something's Got To Give" 1962 / 20th Century Fox **R.C.

0758_0410 Marilyn Monroe publicity shot for United Artists, which signed her up for the film "Love Happy" 1948 Photo by Madison Lacey / **R.C.

0758_0415 Marilyn Monroe publicity still for "Asphalt Jungle, The" 1950 MGM / **R.C.

0758_0076 Marilyn Monroe c. 1953

0758_0072 Marilyn Monroe 1953

0758_0394 Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell at the Grauman's Chinese Theater on June 26, 1953.

0758_0075 Marilyn Monroe c. 1952 photo by Frank Powolny

0758_0059 Marilyn Monroe, c.1949.

0758_0371 Marilyn Monroe during a break in filming "Seven Year Itch, The" 1954.

0758_1159 "The Golden Globe Awards" Marilyn Monroe 1962 ** I.V.

0758_0367 Marilyn Monroe leaving Columbia University Presbyterian Medical Center after nearly a month of psychiatric treatment in 1961.

0758_0057 Marilyn Monroe c. 1956

0758_0364 Marilyn Monroe, c.1953.

0758_0042 Marilyn Monroe publicity still for "Clash By Night," 1952 RKO

0758_1156 Marilyn Monroe's housekeeper-companion Mrs. Eunice Murray, who called a doctor and found Marilyn dead from an apparent overdose of sleeping pills, is shown as she talked to the press. The last person to see Marilyn alive, Mrs. Murray said, "I never saw Marilyn Monroe cry." She also said "Marilyn never mentioned death." 08-06-1962

0758_0349 Marilyn Monroe and Tony Randall "Let's Make Love" 1960 / 20th Century Fox

0758_0344 "Don't Bother to Knock" Marilyn Monroe 1952 20th Century Fox

0758_0324 Marilyn Monroe, c. 1957.

0758_1130 "Let's Make Love" Marilyn Monroe, Arthur Miller, Yves Montand 1960 © 1978 Bob Willoughby

0758_0039 Marilyn Monroe, 1955. Photo by Frank Powolny

0758_0325 Marilyn Monroe at the Beverly Hills Hotel with her pet Maf Honey, a pet gift from Frank Sinatra, 1961. © 1978 Eric Skipsey

0758_0290 Marilyn Monroe, c. 1953. photo by Frank Powolny

0758_1122 Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe in London 1956 ** I.V.

0758_0341 Marilyn Monroe and Richard Widmark "Don't Bother To Knock" 1952 / 20th Century Fox

0758_0026 Marilyn Monroe & Don Murray in "Bus Stop," 1956 / 20th Century Fox

0758_1142 Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller circa 1960 ** I.V.

0758_0014 Marilyn Monroe c. 1949

0758_1105 Marilyn Monroe circa 1953 ** I.V.

0758_1099 Marilyn Monroe circa 1955 ** I.V.

0758_0013 Marilyn Monroe circa 1950 Photo by Laszlo Willinger

0758_0016 Marilyn Monroe c. 1947