It’d in the new issue of People Magazine .. new article on Marilyn Monroe.. on stands now.. pinup icon JEANNE CARMEN is mentioned on page 58..
Bobby Kennedy May Have Visited Marilyn In Her Final Hours..
In the early morning hours of Aug. 4, 1962, Marilyn phoned a friend, the actress Jeanne Carmen. “She said some woman had been calling her all night, harassing her (and telling her) ‘Leave Bobby alone, you tramp,'” Carmen recalled to Summers.
https://www.periodicoitaliano.it/2022/05/03/documentario-netflix-marilyn-monroe/
A riferire ulteriori dettagli sulle ultime ore di vita anche l’attrice Jeanne Carmen, con cui la diva di Hollywood si sentì telefonicamente proprio la mattina in cui morì.
A Vanity Fair raccontò: “Ha detto che una donna l’ha chiamata tutta la notte, molestata e insultata” – raccontando come si sentisse fortemente angosciata da questo – “La voce suonava familiare, ma non riusciva a darle un nome. L’anonimo chiamante aveva detto parole del tipo: “Lascia in pace Bobby, vagabonda. Lascia in pace Bobby.’”
Βέβαια, την ημέρα πριν από το θάνατό της, τηλεφώνησε στην επί χρόνια φίλη της Anne Karger για να πει ότι επρόκειτο να παντρευτεί τον Bobby Kennedy. Το πρωί του θανάτου της, τηλεφώνησε στην ηθοποιό Jeanne Carmen, η οποία είπε στο Vanity Fair, ότι η Monroe ακουγόταν στενοχωρημένη. «Είπε ότι μια γυναίκα της τηλεφωνούσε όλη τη νύχτα, την παρενοχλούσε και φώναζε το όνομά της», είπε η Carmen.
Le ultime telefonate
Nella speranza di contattare Bobby chiamò anche degli amici a Washington, inclusi Robert Slatzer e il cognato di Kennedy, Peter Lawford. La mattina della sua morte, ha chiamato l’attrice Jeanne Carmen, la quale a Vanity Fair ha riferito che Monroe sembrava angosciata. “Mi aveva raccontato che una donna l’aveva chiamata tutta la notte, molestata e insultata. La voce suonava familiare, ma non riusciva a darle un nome. L’anonima donna aveva detto frasi del tipo:”Lascia in pace Bobby, putt*na. Lascia in pace Bobby’”. Carmen ha aggiunto che Monroe aveva chiesto sonniferi e vino, ma lei aveva rifiutato di assecondarla. Più tardi, il giorno della morte, un’amica, Agnes Flanagan, andò a casa di Monroe.
https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/5202625/mystery-of-marilyn-monroes-final-hours-exposed/
On the morning of her death, she called actress Jeanne Carmen, who told Vanity Fair, that Monroe sounded distressed.
“She said some woman had been calling all night, harassing her and calling her names,” Carmen said.
“The voice sounded familiar, but she couldn’t put a name to it. The anonymous caller had said words to the effect ‘Leave Bobby alone, you tramp. Leave Bobby alone.'”
Carmen also said that Monroe asked for sleeping pills and wine, but Carmen declined her request.
În dimineața morții sale, Marilyn a sunat-o pe actrița Jeanne Carmen, care mai apoi a declarat pentru Vanity Fair că diva era supărată.
”Mi-a spus că a primit telefoane de la o femeie, care a făcut-o în toate felurile și a aresat-o. Vocea suna familiar, dar nu a putut să o recunoască. Anonima i-ar fi spus: lasă-l pe Bobby în pace, parașuto! Lasă-l pe Bobby în pace!”.
Carmen a mai spus că Monroe a rugat-o să-i aducă somnifere și vin, dar că a fost refuzată.
En la mañana de su muerte, llamó a la actriz Jeanne Carmen, quien le dijo a Vanity Fair que Monroe sonaba angustiada.
“Ella dijo que una mujer había estado llamando toda la noche, acosándola y llamándola”, dijo Carmen.
“La voz sonaba familiar, pero no podía ponerle un nombre. El llamador anónimo había dicho palabras en el sentido de ‘Deja a Bobby en paz, vagabundo. Deja a Bobby en paz’».
Carmen también dijo que Monroe pidió pastillas para dormir y vino, pero Carmen rechazó su pedido.
Marilyn Monroe: un documentario Netlfix sulla sua morte
Poche ore prima della sua morte, aveva telefonato all’attrice Jeanne Carmen, la quale rivelò a Vanity Fair che Morose era “fortemente angosciata”.
“Mi aveva raccontato che una donna l’aveva chiamata tutta la notte, molestata e insultata. La voce suonava familiare, ma non riusciva a darle un nome. L’anonima donna aveva detto frasi del tipo: ”Lascia in pace Bobby, putt*na. Lascia in pace Bobby’”.
Poi Marlyn chiese a Jeanne Carmen sonniferi e vino, ma la donna si rifiutò di portarglieli.
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/03/marilyn-monroes-final-hours
Early on Saturday August 4, Marilyn apparently called the actress Jeanne Carmen, a former neighbor, sounding distressed. “She said some woman had been calling all night, harassing her and calling her names,” Carmen recalled, “The voice sounded familiar, but she couldn’t put a name to it.” The anonymous caller had said words to the effect, “Leave Bobby alone, you tramp. Leave Bobby alone.” Marilyn asked Carmen to come “drink some wine”—and bring sleeping pills. Pleading a busy day, Carmen begged off.
https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/5211476/marilyn-monroe-sex-jfk-kennedy-secret-tapes-doc/
On the morning of her death, she called actress Jeanne Carmen, who told Vanity Fair, that Monroe sounded distressed.
“She said some woman had been calling all night, harassing her and calling her names,” Carmen said.
“The voice sounded familiar, but she couldn’t put a name to it. The anonymous caller had said words to the effect ‘Leave Bobby alone, you tramp. Leave Bobby alone.'”
Carmen also said that Monroe asked for sleeping pills and wine, but Carmen declined her request.
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