Blonde

This art story reveals the inner life of Norma Jean Baker, a cheerful, naive girl from California who turned into one of the most famous blondes in Hollywood. As a result, the orphan got married at the age of 16 and made her photography debut at a wartime factory, ideal for pin-up style. From a short contract supporting role, she quickly gained popularity as a comedian and began to occupy the main positions in dramatic roles. The scandal with nude photography, before the start of her career, quickly aroused interest in her films, and she became a symbol of sexuality, as it was understood in the 1950s. After that, she starred in movie hits, where she exploited her image of a stupid blonde, posed for erotic magazines, founded her own production company to receive "women's" royalties, and became the muse - official and not so - of Miller's dramaturgy, Kennedy's politician and DiMaggio's baseball player. But she is dying of boredom young and lonely.