People looked at Marilyn Monroe different but nobody is perfect, Marilyn Monroe did what she wanted to do the way she thought made her happy a lot of people may have criticized which maybe was also a reason of why she suffered with going through things in her life which most people failed to realize. From Marilyn Monroe being stressed from many of the media and went through depression because of the social drama people either made up or was not even there business for others to know, really made her do tragic things. All the drinking she did was maybe a possibility of the media people did of her, or the stress of not getting sleep made her take sleeping pills, which lead to a tragic death (Notable…
sickness she was unable to continue her teaching career which brought in the majority of the…
Although she played a significant role in the creation and management of her public image throughout her career, she was disappointed at being typecast and underpaid by the studio. She was briefly suspended in early 1954 for refusing a film project, but returned to star in one of the biggest box office successes of her career, The Seven Year Itch (1955). When the studio was still reluctant to change her contract, Monroe founded a film production company in late 1954, Marilyn Monroe Productions (MMP). She dedicated 1955 to building her company and began studying method acting at the Actors Studio. In late 1955, Fox gave her a new contract, which gave her more control and a larger salary. After giving a critically acclaimed performance in Bus Stop (1956) and acting in the first independent production of MMP, The Prince and the Showgirl (1957), she won a Best Actress Golden Globe for Some Like It Hot (1959). Her last completed film was the drama The Misfits…
I have chosen to write my annotated bibliography on “The Common Woman” poems by Judy Grahn. I will be focusing on the issue of the female stereotype along with sexism/misogyny. I chose this because each of the poems had a very strong message, but they all sounded like stories we had heard before. As a female, I feel like I am a natural feminist. These poems really stuck out to me because there is still people all around the world that feel that these portrayals of woman are in face “a common woman”. I am hoping to find analyses and research on these poems that tell me where each one got its story from. I am also hoping to find the reasons for writing these poems. What was her intention? In order to answer my questions, I will need to find…
These hits of losing the love from mother and friend drove her to where she is…
She did not delve into much detail about how her actions affected her relationships with her family and her lovers, which we can assume could be strenuous at times. When she begins to discuss the issues of having children of her own, she even goes so far as to question if people with manic-depression are in danger of becoming endangered. She says that if we eventually rid the world of people with manic-depression using genes and prenatal diagnosis, we risk the world of becoming a much blander place. After some quick research, it becomes clear about her stance on artistic creativity and psychological illness as she has written an entirely different book on the subject. I find this view of hers to be a stretch, and that not every artist must have some sort of psychological…
Marilyn wanted to be a mother so bad but never got the chance to be one. Monroe suffered ectopic pregnancy. And she thought that she’e be a could mother and would be the best. Marylin loved kids and she tried to have one but couldn’t. But she was dating this one playwrighter Arther miller and she did get pregnant but Arther said it was a miscarriage.…
After her failed marriage and her going into adulthood way to fast, she appeared in many movies and modeling jigs. But, while all this was going on, she had a busy personal life. Miss Monroe then later married a New York Yankee centerfielder in 1954 named Joe DiMaggio after her first divorce with Jimmy Dougherty that ended because of the lack of communication. She divorced DiMaggio not even a full year later, but there were rumors he still loved her and they still had a connection shortly before she died ("Marilyn Monroe." American Decades.). During the filming of another movie in 1956, Monroe got married to the playwright Arthur Miller. She was so devoted to him, she even converted to his religion two days after their marriage. They worked together on a few films following the next few years, then got divorced in 1961. Shortly after their failed marriage, Miss Monroe went to a mental hospital because of insomnia and her addiction to sleeping pills. She was known to always be terrified that she would end up like her mother with severe schizophrenia. She was constantly put under pressure from her peers, press, studios and herself ("Marilyn Monroe." Dictionary of American Biography). All of these issues were believed to be caused by her childhood and upbringing. After she left the hospital, she appeared in Something’s Gotta Give, was fired then rehired. However, on August 5th,…
I highly believe how the society and drugs peer pressured Etta to turn to the addiction of heroin was she did not know who her father was. Rumor said it was an Italian man who was a big time drug dealer in the mob. He had felled in love with Etta mother Dorothy, who was at that time a prostitute. They also said he was a great pool player. So they say Etta had inherited that gift as well. I totally believe it. Etta had no supporters to help her kick the drug habit. Her mother died leading her into a spiral into a depression. Not receiving any psychiatric help. After, singing for Chess records in Chicago; she and her career when down the hill enforcing her to turn to the addiction of heroin and heavily. I think it is and was real rude for the media and critics to say about her that she was a home wrecker. Due to Etta…
Several factors such as risk factors and protective factors can affect a person’s drug abuse. Risk factors can increase a person’s chance to use a substance; whereas protective factors can reduce the risk (National Institute on Drug Abuse, 2003). Based on the movie Requiem For A Dream, loneliness, and drug availability are some of the primary risks factors that may have contributed to Sara Goldfarb’s substance use disorder. Sara once shared her motivation behind taking these diet pills as “the reason to get up in the morning, the reason to smile.” She admitted to her son that she feels lonely and old, so these pills were her only chance to be on television. The desire to be famous and to be loved by other people has led Sara to abuse amphetamines.…
The second sociological concepts that is connected to the film is resocialization. Resocialization is changing to a different person by unlearning old daily routines, behaviors, habits, and values, and replacing with new ones. In the beginning of the film, Judy Hopps is living in a rural community. Her dream is to become the first rabbit officer. 15 years later, she attends to a Zootopia Police Academy, and graduated top of her class. Mayor Lionheart assigns her new job in the city of Zootopia. She leaves her rural community and moves in to the city. She rents a one-bedroom apartment, which is smaller than the house she grew up with in the rural community. The urban area has a very different lifestyle than the rural community. In the rural…
As soon as she came to America, she had to grow up very quickly and work to help her mother support themselves and three children. In addition to her distinct looks, the fact that Lansbury had to grow up rather promptly probably manifested in how she carried herself as an adolescent. She had to mature faster. In an interview reflecting on her Hollywood career Ms. Lansbury said, “I was playing women who were much, much older than myself. But what I was in those days was a character actor...movie studios didn’t really know how to deal with character actors. So after eight or nine years I left, and I went to the theatre – and that’s when I was able to realise my talent as an actress” (Brady). Despite the frustration Lansbury felt with how…
In everyone's life there comes a point in time when you assess your life, not just look back in time, but see the progression, the triumphs and the failures..... Eleanor Smith had reached this point. She sees that things aren't as they seem, the passion and desire is gone from her marriage, she is unable to influence her children's life, her best friend, who is an alcoholic seems to have her life in more order then Eleanor. How did her happy life slip away before her eyes. The story evolves around Eleanor, emotions and feelings.…
how to function without the drug. Her brain even became so dependant on NZT that it was never…
Bette Davis was convinced that all the staring in mediocre film rolls provided by Warner Bros was ruining her career.…