How To Marry A Millionaire | Marilyn Monroe Glasses | Airplane scene
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- "You know what they say about girls who wear glasses...Men aren't attentive to girls who wear glasses"
Marilyn Monroe and David Wayne in How To Marry A Millionaire (1953)
“Quite a strudel”. ❤️😆
I came here to say this.
The way he says it, I wouldn't mind being called a strudel 😁
@@arn0ubacutie
@@arn0ubastrudel is a sweet pastry with icing , in other words he was complimenting her beauty by comparing it to a very tasty pastry
@@amberlytownsend2856doesnt it mean baddie??
"I've never seen anybody in my while life who reminded me less of an old maid."
Flirting 101
Because of her, I got that cat eye shape of glasses. She just wears them so well!
Yes those cat eye glasses are perfect on her!
Aww I'm certain you wear them well, too :)))
she has an unexplained beauty and charisma. she was truly one of a kind.
What makes you say this? Have you met her in person? No, didn't think so
@@yeahyeah410 i am referring to her as an actress. i will not be able to know her completely but as u can see her performance here. it is really good.
The most attractive thing about her was her charm and that voice.
@@yeahyeah410 dear, most people we like, love we haven't
Met, like the videos we viewed. The movies we see is usually cause we like, Love the cast.
@@elainelosee7974 And you have watched this film? And you like the cast aside from Marolyn? Have you seen any other of the co star's films? And have you seen any of Marolyn's other films?
She and her character are so adorable
This scene is so funny. He deadpanned every word he said while she was being so soft spoken. It's cute. It's camp. Love that for them!
What a lovely scene. Such charm and it really cheered me up. There was no-one like Marilyn. Absolutely beautiful, a voice so soothing and very underestimated in her acting and timing. ❤⭐🌞
Dat tru.
No wonder all these decades later the world is still smitten with her...it truly is impossible not to fall in love with Marilyn Monroe, what an irreplaceable angel
Okay, but she be looking really good with glass.
No, not really, the writers who made this stuff up and the costume designer did a terrible effort
@@yeahyeah410 you blind? she look gorgeous
@@trollingsoul3386 The woman does, of course, that's how all actors are, 10/10, but I personally think those glasses in particular don't look good on her or the character she portrays, hence the writers make the man sitting beside her make her feel comfortable so to wear them and eventually take her back to the bedroom, whatever works for the story, sure, I guess,
@@yeahyeah410 idk if its subjective or it is only me but i like how they fit she looks real gorgeous with them but maybe i added her personality idk
She does indeed look nice with the glasses on.
Its easy to understand how men fell in love with Marilyn. She could be such a darling kitten.
Men mainly fell in lust with her
@@vanillachocolate8250 yes people don’t seem to know the difference. Marilyn must of have been very lonely
Makes 0 sense to me whatsoever, I think the acting is tragic and so is the script, terrible, quick bang for the buck
@@yeahyeah410 men prove to me every day how they dont view women as people
@@Haysti2000 I mean maybe you must yet change your inner view of men to discover better results, I too must discover unconditional love towards all women and lower my own resentments, its a journey but here we are, we must learn to unconditionally love ... good luck
Her makeup is flawless
I think the women were healthier then so she probably not wearing that much make up
@@reneegibson2911 she had loads off make tan cream all thick make up hut lighter shades
@@reneegibson2911no they wore a lot of makeup back then. Especially since foundations were THICK. Marilyn specifically wore thick foundation with vaseline as a base
@@reneegibson2911a lot of makeup techniques now come from the 50s
@@reneegibson2911she is wearing TONS of makeup 😂😂😂😂😂 her makeup artist Whitey was one of the best in the biz. And women were spectacularly LESS healthy then
Her hair style and her glasses are so iconic
While most of you are pining over Marilyn Monroe I heart warmed up more for the male actor. His character was charming, kind, friendly and sweet. Not to mention, he did an absolute gentlemanly thing by not coming on to her like a slimy git that most men act like these days. Oh God why has all the medium of class and decency dispersed to? What a shame people like that have gone extinct
There are still guys like him out there. Most guys who flirted with me don’t act slimy.
The male actor was David Wayne, one of my favorite.
I mean...both?
I’ve always had the opposite experience with women. You make it clear from the beginning your intentions are romantic
David Wayne was handsome and kind. & What a voice!!
Prejudice against glasses on women doesn't exist now, but it still did when I was a kid----I was born two years after this film came out. Probably the last real gasp of glasses prejudice was Velma in Scooby-Doo, and that came out in 1969.
Not really. I was born in 1995 and in the early 2000s teen movies, the ugly duckling always has glasses, braces and curly hair. In the end she gets a makeover and looks fabulous, but of course the glasses and braces are gone and her hair is straight. Typical 2000s narrative. The day I was told I needed glasses when I was 12 years olf, it was the biggest tragedy to me. I was so so ashamed. I'm happy it's different today! And this scene here always boosts my confidence like nothing else! Grateful that they included glasses in the movie.
@@90sHONEY Thanks for the education. I too had braces when young, just so happens, but growing up I felt neither male or female, or even American or Japanese-American----I felt like an alien---which is *SOME* explanation why I wasn't able to see the negative image surrounding glasses for people born forty years after me.
Television didn't really have Black performers *STARRING* in shows until 1970 (Diahann Carroll in "Julia" and Lloyd Haynes in "Room 222". I haven't forgotten Nichelle Nichols in "Star Trek" or Bill Cosby in "I-Spy").
I get it NOW, that thinking glasses prejudice ending in 1969 is as ignorant as thinking prejudice against Blacks in entertainment ended in 1970.
Hard to say, I've read testimonies of World War II nurses who by their service portraits wore glasses and they actually were laughing about how many times American GIs and others came up and flirted with them. Apparently their demeanors were so appealing the fellas didn't mind the spectacles. Perhaps it just depended on the group.
It still kinda exists today, just not as outspoken as it was years before
When I was a kid I was so excited to have glasses until later on in the years when I'd hear some comments about how glasses look and I see media portrayed I'd ditch them eventually all together. Didn't wear or get new ones for at least 7 years. Didn't even have contacts. I'm a new adult and I'm at least somewhat confident to wear them now.
Girl it doesn’t exist now because some of us had to break the mold.
This is exactly how I flirt
By being dumb??
@@hazeeqrazak reallt you think she was dumb. She made her whole career on making a character that looked dumb on the surface but was always making moves and understood exactly what was going on around her. It's a subtle and very nuanced act.
They are wonderful together. Quite a chemistry. That's probably why he was cast with her four times, more than anyone else
He (David Wayne) really lifts this scene. His acting is just perfect
That satin blouse she's wearing is gorgeous.
i think it is silk
I love this scene, sexy and cute, so well played and edited. Davis Wayne was terrific.
The glasses is so iconic
Her character made men believe they were the ones making the moves but she was 3-steps ahead 😩
My glasses are almost like hers and im so pleasantly surprised about it 🥺
I love the dumbness of it all. The aircraft must be a electric Tesla.
Do you mean because it was so quiet? I've been on several seventeen hour flights and the engines were so noisy!
Ooh Marilyn wish u lived in my era😢
glasses arent that bad now are they marilyn
She’s the reason I never want to get laser eye surgery. Glasses are my everything and I wouldn’t be me with out them, thanks Marilyn.
"Cause you're reading that book upside down". "But, I'm no such thing!". 😆😆😆 Genius, just genius.
She is a wonderful performer
LOl i love her, everytime i see this movie i end up dying with laugh. She was way much more than those odious things people usually say about her. And this movie proves it. A comedian genious
Marilyn was like a baby cherub.
What a cooky character, I liked this interaction it was real sweet
Melts my heart every time 💗 perfect scene 🥰
Marilyn is sooooo cuuute
She's so wonderful
Monroe's radiance on screen has never been equaled. With anyone else, this would have been a so so scene. But with Marilyn and the wonderful David Wayne, it still is enchanting in 2023 as it was in 1953.
It almost feels like she's playing a comedy character 😭 i love her dumbfounded facial expressions
And she could afford to play it, because she was one of the smartest women of all time!
This is literally a comedy
She wasn't that beautiful... she was more than that
Exactly. Her soul has more magnetism.
She was so good at comedy!
David Wayne ,plays an unrated sexy man! He’s straightforward , approach to handling her stigma on glasses is hilarious ❤
Stigma about glasses was real then
Such a cute and beautiful lady! ♥️ I love Marilyn so much
Bro got a PHD in Rizz-ology
How come I've never sat beside a woman like her in all my 72 years ?
That was a woman, delicate, you would want to take care of her and watch her all day long. Oh my!
I want men of that period as well. They didn't complain about everything and were capable to do useful things. Oh my!
@@Denda22 What men do you know?
She was truly an angel!! She has something about her that makes you just absolutely fall in love with her!
lol... Both Blind as a Bat
She's like Barbie 💕✨
truly
I came here looking for flirting tips and "tell me some more, tell me anything" is already good enough for me!!! I'm using this on my crush tomorrow!
"I've never seen anyone in my whole life that reminded me less of an old maid." priceless!
THIS !! this is a super power that women have lost, it's called being feminine.
Who ever came up with the idea, that Marilyn Monroe has to wear glasses in this movie...that person needs a star in Hollywood.
And I thought she looked good in those glasses for real. :D
She is great in all her movies, the expression, the mannerism, the charisma... Why the hell she was so insecured of her performance?
The very best scene in the whole movie. The film itself is a little boring ... except when Marilyn is on screen. Her scenes are little gems of comedy.
I love Marilyn Monroe
During this time of her life, she was truly magical on screen.
She was in her prime at this time . If I’m not mistaken she was 27 here .
@@MarioMartinez-tt9lyshe has nothing but prime…she died young 👀
💀💀 tf we couldn't wear glasses now
We can Still wear glasses.
This scene is so hilarious
I wish I knew what brand and model those glasses are.
Marilyn is so cute💛。Her beauty in this film transcends times, and I cannot believe she was one year older than my deceaced father.
She doesn’t have modern beautiful features like Instagram and TikTok models, but somehow her beauty outshines all their beauty.
_She had plastic surgery just like them though. She was pretty before she did it though. When she was Norma Jean._
@@TheBlairWenchProject there’s plastic surgery and Plastic Surgery. By all means those influencers don’t even come close to Norma Jean let alone THE Marilyn Monroe.
No she was indeed pretty and innocent ❤
I guess they had firm rules back then. The real quote my mom said was “men don’t make passes at girls who wear glasses”.
“Doesn’t this plane go to Atlantic City?” 😆😆
Ngl this scene is what gave me the confidence to wear my glasses as an entertainer. And it paid off. Every girl at my club started wearing fake glasses for a few years, there. They flooded my market lmao
And no only was she holding the book upside down,she got on the wrong plane too
She had it all and Her voice was as a child, alone to hear Her voice is so cute. Miss Her.
Type into RUclips 'Marilyn Monroe's real voice' and you will find this is not her real voice.
Why aren’t you wearing glasses? 😂
Oh, to find that certain someone who encourages you to be the you you are, and likes you better that way.
Oh, and is a millionaire who wants to marry you --- and isn't already married --- and isn't the wrong gender for you ---- and
This would never work on guys of today's age. 😂
She was mesmerizing!
I love herrr
Marilyn is great but i think i just fell in love with that guy. I’ll believe anything he says.
David Wayne! Such a good actor.
Absolutely
The plane is bobbing lol
The carácter of this scene is increídible and lovely
“What’s your name?”
She was brilliant at comedy
Omg she’s so freaken cute I love her 🤗
She played the Marilyn role but she was Norma Jean
I love her with the glasses on!
Anna Faris inspiration
Lol. House Bunny
Ooh Marilyn 💗
💋 She makes me laugh -
Une femme délicieuse intelligente divine une icône une légende 60 ans après sa disparition elle n'a pas été oubliée parce qu'elle était une grande actrice à la voix douce et une excellente chanteuse :)
Love the color lipstick Marilyn Monroe was wearing and the glasses are something I would wear, also.
That look☺☺☺marylin vintage 😊😊😘😘
...selling Royal Triton. Around a half minute on the air she fondly refers to her very first car, Cynthia.
1971 when I was 15 going on 16, driver's permit DMV folded paper in my wallet, on my street legal dirt-bike, with Cynthia holding me, her preteens are all gone. Cynthia is being taken to the horse-stall where her teenage fantasy begins, riding her very own horse. 0:59
I just found out they did a lot of movies together.
3:57 gulp
I know this was a comedy, but its painful to me that her intelligence had to be watered down in these movies.
MARILYN, Quelle merveilleuse actrice, Quelle magnifique reine du cinema. Elle est un ange de gentillesse et de bonté. Ou que tu sois MARILYN, Si tu nous regarde, sache que tout tes admirateurs t 'aimes. Nous t' aimons pour toujours. Tu es notre reine. 😢😢💖💖💖💖
🎉😊
Britney spears at her prime looks so much marilyn monroe
Her... Voice 😘😘😘
She’s so Beautiful!❤️
did they really shooting at the sky? .. cause i think they dont have green screen at that time
"Then why aren't you wearing glasses?" always kills me. 😂
Merveilleuse MARILYN. Même avec des lunettes, elle est une déesse. Je donnerai ma vie pour lui parler 5 minutes. Elle est la reine de toutes les actrices.. Maudits la fox qui lui ont fait du mal
I really like HIS glasses
Best couple in the film and they were only in the last few minutes! ❤
I’m struggling to understand what she said, is it “men aren’t attentive to girls who wear glasses?”
Back then, it was claimed by some that men wouldn't find girls with glasses attractive. It's unclear how many men ACTUALLY believed that, but it influenced female behavior for years. I have heard however testimonies from nurses in World War II who wore glasses, and from their own testimonies laughed at how multiple servicemen flirted with them (though it helped their demeanors would be considered appealing). This scene with Marilyn was basically making fun of that dumb view, and showing that men indeed CAN find them attractive. Another popular comedy trope in the 1950s involved America's female military members. Originally in World War II, there was skepticism as to whether they were truly qualified for a number of the jobs (by 1944-45 though, they had definitely proven themselves, and proved quite popular with a number of the troops). Now in the 50s, a popular gag was to show THEM as smart and professional, while the young men act like idiots or are in way over their heads, and the ladies must steer them to success. Few today realize just how many empowerment themes were shown in the 50s movies, even if they were done in unusual or frankly bizarre ways.
I'm just watching this because it's funny and cute.