Production launches this week on a new film, American Icon: Marilyn Monroe, as fan clubs and devotees from around the world converge on Los Angeles to mark the 55th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe's death on August 5.
Delving into the complexities of Monroe's life, the film will feature previously unheard interviews which were embargoed until after the passing of some interview subjects; finally disprove the major conspiracy theories; and become the catalyst for a movement to reclassify her death as an accidental overdose, not probable suicide.
Among the revelations ... The film will explore the relationship Monroe had (or did not have) with Bobby Kennedy and possibly prove that he was in L.A. the day Monroe died; show that Monroe had been prescribed over 900 pills from her doctors two months before her death, 700 hundred of them sleeping pills, and that Dr. Engelberg did in fact prescribe the deadly combination of drugs that killed her, although he claimed he did not; and the reason that the Mob could not have killed the star and why that's important.