Marilyn Monroe Mukbang | I Ate Exactly Like Marilyn Monroe's 1st Date| 4K HD
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- I copy Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio's 1st Date at an Italian Restaurant in Old Hollywood. Join me for a Mukbang along with the story of Marilyn & Joe's 10 year relationship.
This video is part 2 after eating exactly like Marilyn Monroe for an entire week straight.
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Why is there music right in between???
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You’re great at these mukbangs! :D Enjoying the food and still having a great conversation with the audience ^_^
I already love this s channel and I just found it one minute ago.
Both of the Marilyn's food/diet videos were so interesting! Came here from someone's IG that referenced them. That garlic bread looks amazing, where is it from?
Joe actually showed up in New York on the actual shoot for Seven Year Itch, to see Marilyn's skirt flying past her undies in front of a huge crowd. He felt humiliated because of the scene. He truly did love her, wanted Hollywood to quit using her, and have her to himself. I've read accounts of physical abuse by Joe. Her makeup man and wardrobe assistant said he hit Marilyn, because makeup was needed to cover bruises. In the end though, he was the one she could count on, and he was the one to give Marilyn the dignity and privacy in arranging her funeral.
Interesting menu, but a bit odd - the garlic bread looks fantastic, along with the tomatoes, you didn't have any of that broccoli, and where is the green leafy salad?? Some fish would have been a great addition as well. Thank You for the info on Marilyn and Joe's first date, hadn't heard any of that before - how about the Brown Derby restaurant menu, and what about The Frolic Room, where the Black Dahlia (Elizabeth Short) spent many evenings, and it's still operating?
I definitely merged modern Mukbang with the Villa Nova restaurant circa 1953. The original menu is more expansive, both southern Italian authentic and also '50s American dishes. I ordered only items, from local restaurants here, that were also on that specific menu somewhere on there!
I keep going back to The Brown Derby too and The Frolic Room...funny you mention it, as I've been studying Thelma Todd even deeper and she frequented The Brown Derby right before she passed. Also am working on a Black Dahlia short film. I was just able to get to LA for a minute and film where Elizabeth Short was found as well as the Sowden House--- wish I had time to cover more places in her story.
The Brown Derby is so kitschy, wonderfully, early Hollywood. Upset they tore it down, along with so many other places that could have survived into this era with some tweaks and updates. In the future, an episode on the Brown Derby would be great--- especially since a few decades of stars & stories intersect there.
@@hiddenhollywood5562 Can't wait for you to do a piece on the Black Dahlia - that is such a tragic mystery! Thelma Todd keeps nagging at me since you did that documentary on her, did you (or anyone) see this on the case:
www.marvinjwolf.com/blog/thelma-todds-death-solved
Could be just another supposed 'solving' of her death, but one has to wonder........
LMAO "she didn't even know her dad 😌 *chomp* " I can't with thissss
She literally didn't even smh. RIP MM tho
@@hiddenhollywood5562 she knew who he was, but he rejected her. She did know of her siblings on her dad side, she had a sister and a brother.
I like this channel. Needs more views.
That's amazing to hear! Hopefully someday others will stumble on it. The algorithm is a bit hard to navigate when your channel first launches.
Really interesting to see what the menu was like back then. Certainly less diverse.
I didn't expect the meal plan to leave me wishing for spices/other flavors so soon. It seemed more of a Paleo diet to start. But living in the Bay Area with so many incredible restaurants and cuisines, I can't survive off of cottage cheese and canned tomato juice like Marilyn!
You should do a vintage mukbang at the Formosa restaurant
I wonder if I could film inside! What decade from 1920s-1980s would you most like to see if we did a Formosa Restaurant Mukbang? Or maybe-a dish from each era?
As soon as you said you donated to the original first people’s I knew I subbed to a dope channel
Even after her death, Joe brought flowers to her regularly 😢
Want alone see that food of marylin eating ❤❤❤
Erm, Julia Child very much American, old money California in fact
i think that was just a easy case of mispeaking, since julia was is specifically known for bringing french cuisine to america
She was talking about the french cooking method she brought back with her to usa
You said Mickey Rooney was pushing 40 like Joe wasn’t lol
The Happy Birthday Mr President happened in 1962 - She died on 4/5 August 1962.
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i love your content so much. my new favorite channel 🖤 (if u take recommendations I would love to see an episode about edie sedgwick and her life story) keep up the great work!!
Whoa, thank you! That's amazing to hear. I did do a small segment on Edie Sedgwick which is on my Instagram Story Highlight @darkpinup. I was able to go to the last apartment she lived at in Santa Barbara, CA as well as her grave near her childhood home. Edie definitely needs her own RUclips episode though!
1) I want us to order from here when I visit
2) I wonder why the owners are saying Mickey Rooney was on a date with her, from everything I’ve read, Mickey basically interrupted their date and Joe just politely nodded and smiled.
Ordered from many local places, but Doppio Zero, where the Truffle Ravioli && Tiramisu is from, is #1 out of everything from the Mukbang. Also google Flour + Water and peek at their menu
Wrong.. She was a great cook.. And she loved to cook. Her first husband said she was a great cook and a great housekeeper. Ya gotta really check you facts first.
My intentions were not to convince the audience Marilyn could not cook or keep house. She mainly didn't have time to devote to this, unfortunately, as what she wanted most was to stop working so often. We know from countless interviews she wanted a close knit family and to be at home surrounded by that love; while keeping house and cooking. I chose these meals because they were either straight from her interviews or her own hand written grocery lists. I couldn't give a perfect example of her eating habits as she is a layered human being, but I felt this best exemplified her average meal in the 1950s-1960s while extremely busy in the height of her career. Hours were spent gathering research for this episode; from newspaper archives, various magazines, or recorded interviews.
Wow
Joe DiMaggio was pushing 40 in 1952 as well.
It worked for Joe, didn't work for Mickey Rooney. Although, I may just be carrying resentment over the way he treated Judy Garland and others in the past.
She cooked Rip her first husband stated that with his intervews Rip as well
I'm sure she would have taken to it well! Growing up in various homes and orphanages, I don't believe she ever had someone mentor her in the kitchen.
@@hiddenhollywood5562 let me tell u about bein orphan u have to learn every thing to servive no one there for u to cook or clean u have to do it all its not like ur under a supervsion of (mommy) to show u what to do or how to do it
Since Normajean was an orphan too then she knew how to take care of her self at least to cooke
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What restaurant is the food from?
U said the word Mukbang way too many times in the beginning. U want to engage ur viewers immediately, not get them bored with repetitive use of same word.
Nikocado who?!?
"Hidden Hollywood had this like, identity crisis, and became Nikocado meets Jasmine the tik tok Marilyn Monroe girl--- you have to see it."
U made this fun to watch, but u were not accurate in several areas. U can’t assume things. U truly have to research more before adlib-ing.