Ladies of the Chorus (1948) - Marilyn Monroe
Framed photo of "Ladies of the Chorus (1948) - Marilyn Monroe" — Black-and-white fine art print on Fine Art paper Fine Art 70x50 cm
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Ladies of the Chorus (1948) - Marilyn Monroe her first speaking role
Filmed at Columbia Pictures Studios under the direction of Phil Karlson, this scene captures Marilyn Monroe her first speaking film role, in which she plays Peggy Martin alongside her on-screen mother, Adele Jergens. At just 22 years old, the future film legend was already showcasing her natural charisma in this musical, which marked the beginning of her career. Discover our collection to the Marilyn Monroe icons who shaped Hollywood’s Golden Age.
Although the film generated only modest box office receipts, it revealed Monroe’s artistic potential, which was already impressing critics at the *Motion Picture Herald*. This Columbia production marked the first step toward her transformation into a global icon, long before her triumphs in *Some Like It Hot* or *The Seven Year Itch*. Phil Karlson directed this film with the foresight to capture a rising star.
Capture the moment when Marilyn Monroe her talent to the world, even before she became the timeless icon we cherish.
