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SUMMARY:Don’t Bother to Knock (Marilyn Monroe)
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Don't Bother to Knock</strong><styl
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 ;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\">.</em><p>USA 1952 | Roy Ward Baker | vostFR | 7
 6’ | digital | Cast : Marilyn Monroe\, Richard Widmark\, Anne Bancroft |
  D’après : le roman ‘Mischief’ de Charlotte Armstrong</p><img src=\
 "/assets/d4899f9c/images/echo-watermark-2024.jpg?fromEcho=don-t-bother-to-
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 den\;display:inline\;position:fixed\;left:-50%\;right:-50%\;\" alt=\"From 
 ECHO.lu\" /><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>De riches clients d’un grand hôtel\, parti
 s en soirée\, confient la garde de leur fille à Nell\, une baby-sitter. 
 Mais la jeune femme se révèle vite être une personne psychologiquement 
 instable. Ce que va découvrir un voisin de chambre\, d’abord attiré pa
 r sa beauté et son mystère…</p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« In a rare dramatic 
 role early in her career\, Monroe explores the psychology of a woman whose
  innocence\, trauma\, and desirability foreshadow her own myth and public 
 persona. » <em>(MoMA)</em></p><p>&nbsp\;</p><p>« Monroe\, appearing here
  just before she became typecast as a gold-plated sex object\, is frighten
 ingly real as the confused babysitter\, and the deglamorized setting is no
  less persuasive. » <em>(Chicago Reader) </em></p><p><br></p><p><strong>O
 rg.&nbsp\;: Cinémathèque</strong></p>
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