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Ellen Jones

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What Marilyn would have done next...

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By Ellen Jones
| THE NERVE (UK)
Marilyn Monroe poses for a portrait on the grass in 1954 in Palm Springs, California. Photo: Baron/Hulton Archive/Getty Images I’ve loved Marilyn Monroe for as long as I’ve loved films, which is to say forever. Her comedies – Some Like It Hot (1959), How to Marry a Millionaire (1953) and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953) (especially Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) – are the first films I became obsessed with, watching them repeatedly.
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A girl’s best friend: Marilyn Monroe remembered by her closest confidants

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By Ellen Jones
| Yahoo Movies Canada
You can judge a woman by the people she surrounds herself with. For the last few months I’ve been talking to the people Marilyn Monroe surrounded herself with, during her eventful 36 years on earth. Ostensibly and primarily, I was doing this to make a radio documentary, which begins on what would have been her 100th birthday. But I also had a secret secondary motive: I wanted to find out if – maybe in another life – Marilyn and I might have been friends.
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TV tonight: Brenda Blethyn’s wonderful, horny revenge drama

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By Hollie Richardson , Ellen Jones, Phil Harrison, Ali Catterall , Simon Wardell 
| Inkl
The richest woman in the world … Brenda Blethyn as Emma Harte in A Woman of Substance on Channel 4. Photograph: Sam Taylor/Channel 4/The Forge A Woman of Substance 9pm, Channel 4 Forty years after the Emmy-nominated adaptation of Barbara Taylor Bradford’s 1979 novel, here’s another wonderful (and horny) retelling of the revenge tale. In the 70s, “richest woman in the world” Emma Harte (Brenda Blethyn) reflects on her life from her New York penthouse.
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