The TRUTH About Marilyn Monroe’s Final Days: John Huston on ‘The Misfits’ | The Dick Cavett Show
Scene from John Huston on Working With Marilyn Monroe for ‘The Misfits’ | The Dick Cavett Show
John Huston chats about working with Marilyn Monroe on her final film.
Date aired – February 21st, 1972 – John Huston
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Title is complete BS, as usual, now.
Could you make the title less clickbait-y, please? (How might have Mr. Cavett titled this clip?)
C L I C K B A I T!!🙄
Love the content hate this click bait
I doubt anyone watched this interview due to the title. Just mentioning John Houston’s name would have been enough.
I don't know, but I think she actually became unhealthily thin by the end
Well, if you didn't know what any of that beforehand, this made no sense.
He'll always be Gandalf to me, same as Ian McKellen.
Awsome director
How sophisticated late-night used to be.