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Marilyn's Dark Paradise
An adventurous time traveler befriends Marilyn Monroe and struggles with adhering to the rigid rules of time travel.
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An adventurous time traveler befriends Marilyn Monroe and struggles with adhering to the rigid rules of time travel.
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Written By:Remi Gangarossa
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Remi Gangarossa
Director
Remi Gangarossa
The Time Traveler
Stephanie Stuart
Marilyn Monroe
Addelyn Workman
Young Norma Jeane
Rob Watt
James Dougherty
Cody Tarbox
Arthur Miller
Marco Gangarossa
Joe DiMaggio
Alexandro El Khoury
Actors Studio Member
Jeff McDonald
Studio Producer
Ashley Workman
Gladys Baker
Eric Workman
Fantasy Father
Mattisen Thompson
Actors Studio Member
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