99 years ago today, on June 1, 1926 (April 21, 1926 lunar calendar), the famous contemporary movie star Marilyn Monroe was born. Marilyn Monroe was born on June 1, 1926 in Los Angeles, USA. She was a "fatherless" girl. She grew up in a very abnormal family (her maternal grandparents were not very normal), and suffered from human suffering and hardships. At the age of 7, she was entrusted by her mother to the care of a British couple, and then moved to an orphanage. Monroe made many movies, but because she married too early, divorced too early, and kept getting married - divorced - married..., she never had a real man. She attempted suicide many times. She had extraordinary contacts with upper-level figures such as Kennedy. She was in a good mood, but she finally chose to commit suicide: in 1962, when she was in her prime, she committed suicide, leaving thousands of movie fans still puzzled. August 4, 1962 was the last scene of her tragic life. The day before her death, she said to people, "I'm tired of all this, tired of being treated as a plaything." There was a debate for more than two decades about whether her death was suicide or murder. Her childhood was spent on the move. At the age of 20, she went to take nude photos in order to survive, which attracted the attention of Twentieth Century Fox. She was hired into the factory as a cash cow and began her screen career. Monroe made her mark in the film industry with her lively, amorous and charming look. In 1953, she took the lead role for the first time in "Niagara", playing a slut who specializes in seducing men. The film was filled with Monroe's glamorous and erotic performances. After the film was released, Monroe was immediately hailed by Hollywood as the biggest "sexy star" in the Western film industry. However, she wanted to become an artist, and Hollywood only regarded her as a money-making machine. The depression of her spirit made her unhappy, melancholy, and often insomnia. Monroe has been in the film for 15 years and made more than 30 films. She used her youth and beauty to make more than 200 million dollars for Hollywood, and her bank deposit was only enough to support her own funeral expenses. Main works: ALLABOVEONEVE (1950) She Marries a Millionaire (HOWTOMARRYAMILLIONAIRE) (1953) THEMISFITS (1961) Gentlemen Love Blondes stills Seven Years of Desire stills