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Category Archives: Lookalikes
Kay Kent: An Impersonator’s Story
Steve Greensted, who worked on a 1987 advertisment for Holsten Pils which used footage from Some Like it Hot, remembers Kay Kent, the MM lookalike who acted as a body double for her idol. “After the commercial went on air, … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Lookalikes
Tagged Holsten Pils, Kay Kent, Marilyn Monroe, Steve Greensted
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Lindsay Lohan’s Monroe Fantasy
Some fans and critics feel that Lindsay Lohan may have taken her Monroe fandom too far with her latest Playboy photo shoot. Margaret Cho, of the Huffington Post, offers a more sympathetic view: “The pictures of Lindsay are beautiful, as … Continue reading
Christmas in Brighton With Marilyn
MM lookalike Laura Nixon, ‘the unofficial Miss Brighton and Hove’, is on the cover of free mag What’s Happening‘s December issue.
Posted in Lookalikes, Magazines
Tagged Brighton, Christmas, Laura Nixon, Marilyn Monroe, What's Happening
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‘My Day as Marilyn’
Frances Burscough of the Belfast Telegraph was treated to a Marilyn makeover at the Queens Film Theatre, where My Week With Marilyn is currently showing. “As far as I was concerned Marilyn Monroe is, was and always will be the sexiest … Continue reading
Variations on Marilyn
The myriad imitators of Marilyn Monroe have been much-discussed of late. Perhaps the most interesting analysis comes from The AV Club, considering past film portrayals in The Goddess, The Sex Symbol, Insignificance, and Mister Lonely; Marilyn-inspired characters in The Munsters and … Continue reading
Andrej Pejic: Marilyn Off-Duty
After making a short film, ‘Norma Jean‘, model Andrej Pejic has done a Marilyn-inspired cover shoot for Lovecat magazine, reports Design Scene.
Posted in Art and Photography, Celebrities, Lookalikes, Magazines, Tributes
Tagged Andrej Pejic, Drag, Lovecat, Marilyn Monroe
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Suzie Kennedy Opens Bournemouth Exhibit
MM lookalike Suzie Kennedy opened the Celebrity Exhibition, a new memorabilia collection at the Bournemouth International Centre on England’s South Coast yesterday. The display continues until August 29 at Tregonwell Hall. ‘I was looking in my wardrobe one day and … Continue reading
Posted in Exhibitions, Fashion and Beauty, Lookalikes
Tagged Bournemouth, Celebrity Exhibition, Marilyn Monroe, Suzie Kennedy
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Often Imitated, Never Equalled
Maureen Dowd writes in the New York Times about why movies about great stars like Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor etc are so often disappointing: ‘The many actresses who have resurrected Marilyn Monroe can’t hold a candle in the wind to Hollywood’s … Continue reading