Marilyn Monroe's Last Press Conference

Amid swirling, salacious rumors, Marilyn Monroe schedules a "tell-all" press conference. She's found new purpose after meetings with President Kennedy and Fox Studios mogul Darryl Zanuck. Powerful conspirators, however, want her silenced.

Cast

Amber Pratt

as Marilyn Monroe

Lenni Uitto

as Peter Lawford

Frank H. Cutler

as Milton Greene

Rachelle Hardy

as Julia

Shane Morrisun

as Sydney Grimes

Savannah Meyer

as Lizzy Beth Butler

Belinda Glenn

as Dorothy Kilgallen

Corey Sondrup

as J. Edgar Hoover

Jake Ulasich

as Robert Kennedy

Mili Parks

as Reporter #1

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