American Masters . Marilyn Monroe . Additional Footage

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Learn more about the photographers in Marilyn's life in our special feature:
The Photographers of Marilyn Monroe: Still Life


		"A Species of Obsession" (1:29) Norman Mailer describes his obsession with Monroe.				"Emblematic of America" (:31) Mailer examines Monroe as an emblem of the country at large.

		"Dared to be extraordinary..." (1:35) Mailer on Monroe: "There was never anyone remotely like her."				"On Female Impersonating" (1:18) Gloria Steinem on the artificial persona that Monroe created.

		"Talking with Marilyn" (1:00) Photographer Douglas Kirkland describes an intimate conversation with Monroe during a shoot.				"Marilyn Reviewing The Pictures" (2:48) Douglas Kirkland recounts showing his photos to Marilyn, and the changes in her moods.

		"When you focus in on a story..." (1:09) Photographer Bob Henriques on the artistic process.				"Marilyn and JFK" (2:03) Photographer Phil Stern on rumored photos of Monroe with John F. Kennedy.

		"She's a worker..." (:59) George Zimbel admires Monroe's work ethic as a model.				"The History of Photography" (1:31) Photographer George Zimbel discusses the technical aspects of the SEVEN YEAR ITCH shoot.

		"On Her Vulnerability" (:52) Robert Stein: "If you said something to her that was either aggressive or hurtful, I was sure she would not turn on that movie star defense, but she would actually be hurt."				"Growing up with Marilyn" (1:33) Sam Shaw's family on the Monroe that they knew as children.


		"On Harold Lloyd and Marilyn" (2:28) Suzanne Lloyd discuses her grandfather's relationship with Marilyn.