Norma Jean & Marilyn
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You know,
I've mae up hundreds of actresses

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but I've never experienced
a metamorphosis quite like yours.

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I gotta tell you,
I get goose bumps every time.

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Go get 'em, kid.
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Gentlemen,
in just a few moments Miss Baxter

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will be available
for photo-graphs outside the...

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Hey, what's the name
of the chest that just walked in?.

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Now, listen to me, Darryl.
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I want you to consider using her
for "Blondes." I hear she sings.

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Sings?. She barely speaks.
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No, we've decided to go
with an established musical performer.

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What?. Opposite Jane Russel?.
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She ain't exactly Ethel Merman, y'know.
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Skouras,
this girl's talent is...slight.

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Then how come she gets four thousand
fan letters a week?.

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That's more than Darnell
and Hayward together.

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How come she's on the screen
for two minutes,

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the audience stages a riot
in te theatre?.

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And how come we put on
a test screening of "All About Eve,"

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she doesn't even get a screen credit --
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we get three hundred comment cards back
one hundred and fifty of

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them wanted to know who is the blonde
with George Sanders.

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Tell me, how come?.
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Sweetheart?. Darling?.
Sweetheart, over here.

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No, no. Over here. Come sit next to me.
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Don't do this.
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Take a walk, kid. Amscray!
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Yes, sir. Right away.
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Oh, you look magnificent this evening.
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Thank you.

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