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Jackie & Marilyn (2024)
Jackie and Marilyn is based on the allegations of Truman Capote's close friend John Cohan. He purports that right before Marilyn was set to appear at a New York press conference in 1962 - where she intended to expose her affair with President John F. Kennedy to the entire world... something stopped her. Allegedly, Monroe called off the televised exposé because of a covert conversation with Jackie Kennedy. By the end of their meeting Marilyn had miraculously agreed to cancel the conference.
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Jackie and Marilyn is based on the allegations of Truman Capote's close friend John Cohan. He purports that right before Marilyn was set to appear at a New York press conference in 1962 - where she intended to expose her affair with President John F. Kennedy to the entire world... something stopped her. Allegedly, Monroe called off the televised exposé because of a covert conversation with Jackie Kennedy. By the end of their meeting Marilyn had miraculously agreed to cancel the conference.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Hollin Haley
In Theaters:4/18/2024
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Nova Winters
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