The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe by Donald H Wolfe

The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe by Donald H Wolfe

"Donald Wolfe has written one of the most absorbing accounts of Marilyn's life to date."

--Fred Lawrence Guiles, author of Norma Jean

"Admirable!...Wolfe takes us very close indeed to the dark truth about Monroe, the Kennedys, and that lonely death in the California night."

--Anthony Summers, author of Goddess: The Secret Lives of Marilyn Monroe

Fifty years after her death, the Marilyn Monroe mystique remains as strong and alluring as ever--as evidenced by Michelle Williams' Golden Globe-winning performance in the critically acclaimed film, My Week with Marilyn, and NBC TV's drama Smash about the creation of a Marilyn-themed Broadway musical. In The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe, author Donald H. Wolfe, a former Hollywood screenwriter and film editor, examines the tragic starlet's final weeks and offers startling evidence to support his provocative claim that Marilyn's alleged suicide was, in fact, a homicide. A powerful and intimate look into the dark side of Hollywood and John F. Kennedy's Camelot, The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe is a must-read for movie buffs, true crime aficionados, and the many still enchanted by the Monroe magic.

Wolfe spent twenty-five years in Hollywood as a screenwriter and film editor. When he met Marilyn Monroe in 1958 while filming Some Like It Hot at the Samuel Goldwyn Studios, he became enamored with her. Wolfe is a Georgia native.