Marilyn in Manhattan, 1998.

Marilyn: The Last Word (A Reenactment of the Events Leading Up to Her Tragic Death), Hard Copy, 1993.

Marilyn’s Man, Viking Films, 2005.

Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days, 2001.

The Reporters Special Edition – Marilyn Monroe: A Case for Murder, 1988.

Say Goodbye to the President, BBC, 1985.

The Second Gun, 1973.

Something’s Got to Give, 1990.

Основные статьи

Газеты:

Adams, Tim. “Michael Munn: the celebrity biographer reveals all”. Guardian, 25/07/2010.

Barnes, Bart. “Washington Insider Clark Clifford Dies: Reputation of Adviser to Presidents Suffered in Bank Scandal”. Washington Post, 11/10/1998.

Barris, George, & Theo Wilson. “TWILIGHT OF A STAR: Above All Else, MM Wanted To Act”. Daily News, 17/08/1962.

– “TWILIGHT OF A STAR: Here’s MM, Barefoot and Bubbly”. Daily News, 14/08/1962.

Blackburn, John, Chuck Orman, & Dan McDonald. “I Saw Marilyn Murdered”. Globe, 23/11/1982, Vol.29, № 47, сс. 1, 3–5, 7–8.

Buchwald, Art. “Let’s Be Firm on Monroe Doctrine”. Washington Post, 19/11/1960.

Carlson, Michael. “FBI agent and CIA fixer who became Howard Hughes’s bagman”. Guardian, 20/08/2008.

Davis, Lisa. “The Right Photographer”. Los Angeles Times, 27/06/1993.

Galloway, Stephen. “Taping Marilyn Monroe”. The Hollywood Reporter, 6/06/2013.

Goldberg, Jerry. “Robert F. Kennedy Is Dead”. Valley Times [San Fernando Valley, CA], 6/06/1968.

Harrod, Horatia. “50 Things You Didn’t Know About Marilyn”. Daily Telegraph, 31/07/2012.

“How Bobby Kennedy Silenced Marilyn Monroe”. Star, (USA), 8/09/1998, Vol. 25, Iss. 36, сс. 6–7, 38.

Judis, John. “Political Affairs: A biography of Robert F. Kennedy focuses on his love life”. New York Times, 3/01/1999.

Justice, Michelle, & Roman Hryniszak. Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 10/1994, № 16.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 07/1994, № 15.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 04/1994, № 14.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 01/1994, № 13.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 10/1993, № 12.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 07/1993, № 11.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 04/1993, № 10.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 01/1993, № 9.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 10/1992, № 8.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 07/1992, № 7.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 04/1991, № 6.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 01/1992, № 5.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 10/1991, № 4.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 07/1991, № 3.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 04/1991, № 2.

– Runnin’ Wild: All About Marilyn. 01/1991, № 1.

Leigh, Wendy. “Jane Russell: My friend Marilyn did not kill herself”. Daily Mail,3/03/2007.

Luther, Claudia. “Actress [Jane Russell] redefined movie mores: She turned sexy image to comic effect”. Los Angeles Times, 1/03/2011.

McLellan, Dennis. “John Miner, investigator of Marilyn Monroe’s death, dies at 92”. Los Angeles Times, 4/03/2011.

Nelson, Valerie J. “Psychiatrist Robert Litman dies; co-founded suicide prevention center”. Washington Post, 14/03/2010.

Oliver, Myrna. “Fred Otash; Colorful Hollywood Private Eye and Author”. Los Angeles Times, 8/10/1992.

O’Neill, Ann W. “Ex-Prosecutor Says Monroe Dumped Robert Kennedy”. Los Angeles Times, 14/12/1997.

Pace, Eric. “Judith Exner Is Dead at 65; Claimed Affair With Kennedy”. New York Times, 27/09/1999.

“Psychiatrist Breaks Silence In Defense of Marilyn Monroe”. Yuma Daily Sun, 23/10/1973.

Schickel, Richard. “Jottings from an earnest soul”. Los Angeles Times, 1/11/2010, D1, D4.

Scott, Vernon. “Debunking MM murder rumors latest Hollywood industry”. European Stars and Stripes, 7/10/1985.

Shearer, Lloyd. “Marilyn Monroe – Why Won’t They Let Her Rest in Peace?”. Parade, 5/08/1973.

Sherrill, Bob. “Busy Nights in Camelot”. Washington Post, 11/10/1998.

Thomas, Evan. “The Woman Who Knew Too Much. A VERY PRIVATE WOMAN: The Life and Unsolved Murder of Presidential Mistress Mary Meyer”. Washington Post, 11/10/1998.

Trueheart, Charles. “Joan Braden’s Book Proposal: Kiss & Sell?; Memories of Rocky, RFK & Friends”. Washington Post, 8/09/1987.

Turner, Christopher. “Marilyn Monroe on the Couch: To Dr. Ralph Greenson, Marilyn Monroe was more than just a patient. Now, for the first time, his family recall their favourite ‘big sister’”. Telegraph, 23/06/2010.

Welkos, Robert W. “New Chapter in the Mystery of Marilyn: Her Own Words?” Los Angeles Times, 5/08/2005.

Wilson, Earl. “Marilyn Monroe Will Divorce Arthur Miller”. Los Angeles Mirror, 11/11/1960.

Yarrow, Andrew L. “Washington Book Proposal Withdrawn”. New York Times, 10/09/1987.

Zolotow, Maurice. “Monroe’s last days: Drowsy death in a barbiturate darkness”. Chicago Tribune, 14/09/1973.

– “MM’s Psychiatrist a Troubled Man”. San Antonio Light, 13/10/1973, сс. 9-A.

Журналы:

Allan, Rupert. “Marilyn Monroe. A Serious Blonde Who Can Act”. Look, 23/10/1951, сс. 40–44, 46.

Boyes, Malcolm. “The Passing of Peter Lawford Rekindles Memories of the Joys and Sadness of a Camelot Lost”. People, 14/01/1985.

Bryan, C.D.B. “Say Goodbye to Camelot: Marilyn Monroe and the Kennedys”. Rolling Stone, 5/12/1985, Iss. 462, сс. 36–37, 39, 41, 74–76, 80.

Carpozi, Jr. George. “Was Marilyn Murdered?: Shocking New Facts Uncovered About Her Death”. Motion Picture, 11/1975.

Carroll, Donald. “Conversation with Dr. Thomas Noguchi”. Oui, 02/1976, сс. 66–68, 74, 118, 120–122.

DePaulo, Lisa. “The Strange, Still Mysterious Death of Marilyn Monroe”. Playboy, 12/2005, сс. 76, 78, 82, 192, 194–196.

Donaldson, Martha. “One Year Later: Marilyn Monroe’s Killer Still at Large!”. Photoplay, 08/1963, сс. 52–53, 74–75.