Marylin Munroe's story is a tragic Hollywood tale and has been retold several times since her untimely passing but with Blonde director Andrew Dominik's latest outing, he and star Ana de Armas felt the fallen star all around them.
Variety reported that Dominik told the Italian Lido press corps he sensed Munroe while making the movie. "We were kind of chasing her ghost around," he said. "Her dust is everywhere in Los Angeles."
The movie, once stuck in development limbo, is based on Joyce Carol Oates' 2000 novel of the same name. It blends both truth and fiction to reimagine the life of Marilyn/Norma Jeane Baker and explores the split between Monroe's public life and Baker's private self. That is shown by alternating from black and white to color during the movie.
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