Marilyn, The Final Interview I – Limited Edition Print Size:17.5" X 24" The flag's bold colors contrast

The flag's bold colors contrast with the black-and-white figure of Connery to emphasize the historical and cultural significance of both the actor and the iconic MI6 agent he epitomized

Flashes lit up the night sky

Marilyn Monroe in the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom in New York City

with a bookplate and certificate of authenticity both signed by Michael Grecco

along with other names like Pat Cleveland

Marilyn, The Final Interview I – Limited Edition Print Size:17.5" X 24" The flag's bold colors contrastIn July 1962, Allan Grant, one of the defining photojournalists of the American post war period, visited Marilyn Monroe at her Brentwood home. The assignment was to photograph Monroe for a Life magazine interview conducted by journalist Richard Meryman, later published under the title Marilyn Lets Her Hair Down About Being Famous. Unlike the highly controlled studio sessions that had shaped much of Monroes public image, Grant photographed her within