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Post by hitchcockthelegend on Feb 9, 2019 10:28:23 GMT
Yes he was, I read in his biography that he really felt sorry for her the way she was being treated. She was also having "major" menstrual issues around this time, so he was understanding of that. Hitch, what do you mean by "major" menstrual problems? Did Marilyn have an abortion during filming? FWIW, I had severe menstrual conditions as a teen: almost paralyzing cramps, excessive bleeding, etc. In fact, I finally saw a gynocologist for help when I finally moved out of my parents' house. I remember that my mother wasn't too pleased about that (she was a control freak who couldn't bear the thought that I was an adult capable of making my own decisions!). But, I digress--as usual, LOL. When this movie was made, Marilyn was no longer a teenager, and--supposedly--her monthly cycle should have been regular, and there were doctors on the set who could have given her non-addictive pain killers. To tell the truth, I'm curious to know in general how actresses handled "the curse". But, I guess that will have to be the subject of another thread. It didn't expand on things since it was Mitchum's book, but I remember the term heavy flow being mentioned so it must have been similar to yourself. I really must read one of the Monroe biogs one of these days. As for yourself, yer still around to tell the tale, watching and loving films, making great threads for us to enjoy. Keep it up.
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