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60 of 182 · most liked firstMarilyn Monroe by Inge Morath on the set of her final completed film, The Misfits (1960)
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe and the cast of “The Misfits”, Reno, Nevada Elliott Erwitt, 1961
unlabelledView post →What makes photos of MARILYN MONROE on location during the troubled shoot of THE MISFITS (1961) even more tragic is that although her mental health was hanging by a thread in what would be her last Film, for me she was at her most iridescently beautiful.
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe and the cast of “The Misfits”, Reno, Nevada, Elliott Erwitt, 1961
unlabelledView post →Seeing THE MISFITS on the big screen confirmed nobody has ever looked as good on film as Marilyn Monroe looks in that movie, jesus christmas. Why aren’t we still making this dress?!??
unlabelledView post →Marilyn - cute as a button - on the set of her last completed movie. THE MISFITS (1961)
unlabelledView post →#Edwards1000SixtiesMovies 107/1000: THE MISFITS I'd think this 60s contemporary Western still holds up after 60 years, as it is now broadly considered as the last film of two of Hollywood's giants, Clark and Marilyn. Their performances basically sum up two of Hollywood's most colorful careers.
unlabelledView post →Alex North (with scenes from the films "A Streetcar Named Desire", "The Bad Seed ", "The Misfits " and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? " for which he composed the film scores) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Arthur Miller with scenes from the John Huston film "The Misfits", screenplay by Miller based on his 1957 short story of the same name. The film costarred Montgomery Clift. Miller and Clift were both BOTD
unlabelledView post →What makes photos of MARILYN MONROE on location during the troubled shoot of THE MISFITS (1961) even more tragic is that although her mental health was hanging by a thread in what would be her last Film, for me she was at her most iridescently beautiful in it.
unlabelledView post →The Misfits accidentally traumatizing each other with their movie choices at the Halloween party.
unlabelledView post →there seems to have been no film, even "The Misfits," in which Marilyn Monroe plays a woman who isn't totally defined by men in every frame. much is made constantly of her appearance, her body. there is no "interior" self hinted at let alone respected or honored. such a straitjacket.
unlabelledView post →🎞 Off to the BFI for a matinee of 'The Misfits'. Marilyn & Gable's final completed film. #Marilyn100 #FilmSky #MarilynMonroe
unlabelledView post →Hungarian poster for Marilyn Monroe's final completed film, THE MISFITS (1961) Monroe was BOTD in 1926
unlabelledView post →The last completed Film for both Clark Gable - born 124yrs ago today - and Marilyn Monroe. THE MISFITS (1961) A commercial failure at the time this contemporary Western is now considered something of a classic, and was released 64yrs ago today.
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe photographiée, en 1960, dans le Nevada, lors du tournage du film américain 'Les Désaxés' (The Misfits), réalisé par John Huston, sorti en 1961 - Eve Arnold (1912-2012), figure majeure du photojournalisme du XXe siècle. #photographie #cinéma #JohnHuston #MarilynMonroe #EveArnold
unlabelledView post →On this day (6th May) in 1983, the Scala Cinema was showing The Misfits (1961) and Some Like It Hot (1959) as a Marilyn double bill.
unlabelledView post →The last completed Film for both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. THE MISFITS (1961) A commercial failure at the time this contemporary Western is now considered something of a classic.
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe resting in between takes on her last (completed) Film THE MISFITS (1961)
unlabelledView post →What makes photos of MARILYN MONROE on location during the troubled shoot of THE MISFITS (1961) even more tragic is that although her mental health was hanging by a thread in what would be her last Film, for me she was at her most iridescently beautiful in it.
unlabelledView post →The last completed Film for both CLARK GABLE and MARILYN MONROE. THE MISFITS (1961) A commercial failure at the time this contemporary Western is now considered something of a classic.
unlabelledView post →Just saw John Huston's poignant and poetic THE MISFITS (1961) at Film at Lincoln Center. What a treat to see Thelma Ritter charm an audience on the big screen. 💕
unlabelledView post →#MarilynMonroe #Marilyn100 #MM100 #NowWatching #FilmSky 'The Misfits'. 1961 (John Huston) The final completed film with Marilyn (& Clark Gable's final film) is an intensely raw, painful & bruising watch. Art imitates life & vice-versa - it's also the Marilyn's finest performance...
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe, BOTD 100 years ago, during the filming of THE MISFITS and from 2016 here's the Mr. Peel's Sardine Liqueur look at the film. mrpeelsardineliqueur.blogspot.com/2016/12/the-...
unlabelledView post →#readandplay (509) #MusicChallenge #MusicSky The Misfits is a 1961 American contemporary Western film directed by John Huston and written by Arthur Miller, based on his 1957 short story of the same name. The film stars Clark Gable, Marilyn Monroe, and Montgomery Clift.
unlabelledView post →The last completed Film for both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. THE MISFITS (1961) A commercial failure at the time this contemporary Western is now considered something of a classic, and it opened 65yrs ago today.
unlabelledView post →January 31, 1961: "The Misfits" premieres in NYC, final movie for both Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe.
unlabelledView post →Teaching our beloved friend about Misfits (Gem & the Holograms) and us teaching our other beloved friend about The Misfits (NJ gore punk band) then teaching them both about The Misfits (Marilyn Monroe sad ass movie).
unlabelledView post →Imagine, if you will, an alternate universe where Glen Danzig bases the iconography of The Misfits, not on the Crimson Ghost of the classic film of our universe, but on the version pictured on this poster. Are they a different band? Can they still manage to be both spooky and punk? Discuss.
unlabelledView post →Proof Hasbro is asleep at the wheel: nobody has noted "Jem is just a vtuber 40 years early, an update would be ABSURDLY easy" Hell, just off the top of my head I would pitch it as "Vtubing crossed with the live action Josie and the Pussycats film, and also get the Misfits in there as a corpo group"
unlabelledView post →Celebrate 100 years of the beguiling Marilyn Monroe with John Huston's romantic western THE MISFITS, featuring Monroe and Clark Gable's final film performances. Don't miss the Academy Film Archive’s 4K restoration in our series It Came From The Archive! www.paristheaternyc.com/film/the-mis...
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe photographed by Eve Arnold on the set of her final film, “The Misfits” (1961).
unlabelledView post →Marilyn - as cute as a button - on the set of her last completed movie. THE MISFITS (1961)
unlabelledView post →It's Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday, so I'm watching my favorite role of hers and her last, The Misfits (1961). Directed by John Huston and staring Clark Gable also in his last role, as well as the brilliant Montgomery Clift, Eli Wallach and Thelma Ritter. I love this movie so much. A work of art.
unlabelledView post →Zhonghua Shopping Center 中華商場, Taipei, c. 1961 The photos show Columbia Records Store 哥倫比亞唱片行which attracted many students and housewives to browse and shop. There's a poster highlighting the theme song for The Misfits 亂點鴛鴦譜 (1961) starting Clark Gable 克拉克蓋博 (1901-1960), which was his last movie
unlabelledView post →Alex North (with scenes from the films "A Streetcar Named Desire", "The Bad Seed ", "The Misfits " and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? " for which he composed the film scores) - BOTD
unlabelledView post →Received my comp copies of Rachel Walther’s new book BORN TO LOSE: The Misfits Who Made Dog Day Afternoon. I designed the covers. If you’re a fan of the movie, true crime, or outstanding writing, this is the book for you. Order it from Amazon: a.co/d/04CLWuTu
unlabelledView post →Watched The Misfits from 1961 and it shook me up. Written by Arthur Miller, directed by John Huston, Monroe’s last movie, Clift is tragic and perfect, Gable was dead 12 days after picture wrap and it’s his best performance by a mile. Incredible.
unlabelledView post →Marilyn Monroe resting in between takes on her last (completed) Film THE MISFITS (1961)
unlabelledView post →Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Last 4 watched: The Misfits (1961) Born Yesterday (1950) The Bikeriders (2023) The Secret of Convict Lake (1951) 🎬🍿📽️ #LastFourWatched #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →The Misfits is a very fine movie that i can’t bring myself to watch again. Goodnight #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →It's Marilyn Monroe's 100th birthday. For the @avclub.com, I wrote about her legacy through the lens of THE MISFITS, a film she almost singlehandedly saves despite a world, both real and fictional, that was stacked against her.
unlabelledView post →"The name of the horror punk band Misfits was taken from the 1961 movie "The Misfits" starring Marilyn Monroe. It was her last movie ever, and she, along with the other two main actors in the film [Gable and lCift] were thanked on the sleeve of the band's first single in 1977." #MusicSky
unlabelledView post →And this is to say nothing, as my good friend @cybren.bsky.social once highlighted, the 90s movie-ass broad American chauvinism the Misfits bring to Not!Hogwarts. We're talking about five American comedy writers tackling an intrinsically British property...
unlabelledView post →What makes photos of MARILYN MONROE on location during the troubled shoot of THE MISFITS (1961) even more tragic is that although her mental health was hanging by a thread in what would be her last Film, for me she was at her most iridescently beautiful in it.
unlabelledView post →On September 14, 1977, The Misfits was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.
unlabelledView post →John Huston and Arthur Miller's THE MISFITS features Marilyn Monroe's best — and final — onscreen performance. You don't want to miss the 4K restoration of this romantic western, screening tomorrow and Thursday in our series It Came From The Archive! www.paristheaternyc.com/film/the-mis...
unlabelledView post →#MayMovieChallenge #Moviesky #Filmsky 20. Someone wears blue jeans in a movie The Misfits (1961) dir. John Huston
unlabelledView post →Thread of me talking or commenting on movie cinematography from August 2024 to January 2026. "Really like how THE MISFITS uses the softer focus and lighting typically used for starlets for some hazy texture"
unlabelledView post →Today, June 1, would have been Marilyn Monroe's 98th birthday. Here, Monroe stars in "The Misfits," her final film. It would also be the final film for screen legend, Clark Gable.
unlabelledView post →161. The Misfits (Tyneside, 1961 - John Huston) A mixed bag. It looks great and I love movies set in this era. Marilyn is mostly Marilyn - quivering and fluttering - but there are flashes of serious acting, it's awful this was her last movie. Clift and Wallach are both pretty good. 1/2
unlabelledView post →My review of the re-release of The Misfits (1961) (dir. John Huston) is up here: www.theguardian.com/film/2026/ju...
unlabelledView post →remember how the bad live-action Jem and the Holograms movie had a post-credits tease where Pizzazz shows up (which like, first of all, wild to do a whole Jem origin movie without the Misfits AT ALL) and Pizzazz is played by Kesha and then they never made the whole sequel movie with Kesha as Pizzazz
unlabelledView post →“You’re a real beautiful woman. It’s almost kind of an honor sitting next to you. You just shine in my eyes." 🎞 #OTD in #Film #History 31 January 1961, #JohnHuston's Western THE MISFITS, the final film made by stars #ClarkGable and #MarilynMonroe, premiered in New York.
unlabelledView post →This film is a complete vibe, from the story to the setting, and the direction and acting was top-notch. This is the film I point to when I hear anyone trying to dismiss Marilyn as a "comedic actress" (as if that's a bad thing). The Misfits ranks up there for me, too, but for different reasons.
unlabelledView post →"Filmed in northern Nevada’s unbearable heat, The Misfits proved to be the perfect arena for the crew’s battle with their inner demons. John Huston drank a lot back in those days, allegedly falling asleep during filming..." ~ @cinephiliabeyond.org on the 1961 film The Misfits (more: alt text)
unlabelledView post →Rex Bell (1903-1962) was a Western movie actor married to actress Clara Bow, and the 21st Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. His final film appearance was a brief cameo as a cowboy in John Huston's film The Misfits (1961),
unlabelledView post →Using MOVIE as an acronym, recommend 5 films. My picks: M - The Misfits (John Huston) O - The Offence (Sidney Lumet) V - Valhalla Rising (Nicholas Winding Refn) I - In a Lonely Place (Nicholas Ray) E - Eyes Without a Face (Georges Franju)
unlabelledView post →A great film I've seen from each year of the 60s: 1960: The Virgin Spring 1961: The Misfits 1962: Manchurian Candidate 1963: Winter Light 1964: The Umbrellas of Cherbourg 1965: Skakespeare-Wallah 1966: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf 1967: The Graduate 1968: Romeo & Juliet 1969: Midnight Cowboy
unlabelledView post →I'm introducing a special screening of 'The Misfits' this afternoon at @queensfilmtheatre.bsky.social, if you fancy coming along to hear me praise Monroe and talk about dog food and horses. The finale of the Marilyn Monroe 100 season. queensfilmtheatre.com/Whats-On/The...
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