Mariyn Monroe Film Cells

One movie still photo and one 35mm film cell

This is a highly collectible, 'Marilyn Monroe' mini film cell presentation, which features one hand selected original 35mm film cell mounted with one movie photo in a high quality frame.

Each film cell presentation bears a plaque engraved or sublimated with the title and limited edition number. Each item comes with a certificate guaranteeing the case authenticity.

Details:
Her mother was a film-cutter at RKO who, widowed and insane, abandoned her to sequence of foster homes. She was almost smothered to death at two, nearly raped at six. At nine the LA Orphans' Home paid her a nickel a month for kitchen work while taking back a penny every Sunday for church. At sixteen she worked in an aircraft plant and married a man she called Daddy; he went into the military, she modeled, they divorced in 1946. She owned 200 books (including Tolstoy, Whitman, Milton), listened to Beethoven records, studied acting at the Actors' lab in Hollywood, and took literature courses at UCLA downtown. 20th Century Fox gave her a contract but let it lapse a year later.

Size: 150x100x20mm (6" X 4")
One mini movie poster and one film cell
Limited Edition: Special Edition

Note: Film Strip photo is an example of what the film cells will look like. Please note that every set is unique as they are hand picked from the original film.

NOTE: The film cells shown in the product image above are representative of the contents, and not necessarily an exact match to the cells you will receive. Most products are limited to 2,500 items and therefore have a degree of variety. All film cells are hand selected to include the best possible scenes featuring key actors and moment.

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