The goddess is a true goddess, well-deserved

Emmie 2022-10-02 18:42:24

Watching Monroe's movie completely for the first time. In 1962, the goddess passed away. As we all know, countless books, audio and video materials recall and record the life of the goddess as short as thirty-six years old under various names, most of which are embarrassing. For a long time, my friends and I have hardly seen a movie starring the goddess. We forgot that apart from being the subject of the president’s scandal, her ex-wife was also a model, singer, and actor.
Okay, let’s go back to this movie. It’s 2 hours, not too long. The costumes are exquisite, the plot is smooth, and the props are a little bit over half of the pass. The goddess plays a showgirl. She is very beautiful with a frown and a smile. She is innocent and kind. She has "love" with the regent who is trying to be with her one-night stand, making everyone from the emptiness and wariness of the beginning of the film into a smile at the end of the film. . As we all know, 1911 was one of the most extraordinary years of the past 100 years. After the regent returned, could he solve the problem with his son and whether he could abdicate perfectly? In fact, history tells us the answer-"impossible." , The audience also knows that the 18-month contract is also a bad check for the movie. But so what? In 2017, we watched this movie and saw the beauty, kindness, innocence, and loveliness of the goddess, that was enough.

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The Prince and the Showgirl quotes

  • Charles, the Prince Regent: Do you know what your hair reminds me of? Summer corn kissed by the winds into enchantingly exciting furrows. Your eyes...

    Elsie Marina: Hey! Where's that music coming from?

    Charles, the Prince Regent: Music? One of my servants, a Hungarian, always plays at this hour. He's lamenting his lost love.

    Elsie Marina: Ah, poor boy. Isn't life awful? Go back to my eyes.

    Charles, the Prince Regent: Twin pools of gladness and joy in which any man would be happy to drown himself.

    Elsie Marina: In both of them?

    Charles, the Prince Regent: In either.

    Elsie Marina: Oh, I like that. "Twin pools. " Go on.

    Charles, the Prince Regent: Your chin...

    Elsie Marina: Oh, you skipped my nose because you noticed the bump on the end?

    Charles, the Prince Regent: Oh, no, no, no, no. I left it out because there is nothing to say of perfection.

    Elsie Marina: Oh, that's nice. Back to my chin.

    Charles, the Prince Regent: This is what I think of your chin.

    [kisses her neck]

    Charles, the Prince Regent: My darling. Oh, my darling.

  • Charles, the Prince Regent: Love! What a universe of joy and pain lies in that little word.