:32:06
She's a bimbo, John.
:32:08
She's a one-line telephone operator...
:32:10
She's a walk-away funny waitress.
:32:11
Come on, Darryl,
you've been wrong before.
:32:14
Who hasn't?.
:32:15
She's a star.
:32:18
From the neck down she's a star,
:32:19
but the girl has no chin to speak of.
:32:22
She's got a nose like a baked potato.
:32:27
Let's have a blade.
:32:38
After this, we redefine the chin,
you'll hardly recognize yourself.
:32:42
All contract players
at Twentieth Century Fox
:32:45
are required to study
at the actor's lab Monday,
:32:47
Wednesday and Friday mornings.
:32:50
You'll need a singing coach.
:32:52
You'll be paid
seventy-five dollars per week.
:32:55
I know. I know.
:32:57
Then let's start with your name.
:32:59
"Norma Jean Dougherty"
is not a movie star name,
:33:02
and that is the sad fact of it...
:33:05
You remind me of someone.
:33:09
Ever hear of Marilyn Miller?.
:33:11
No.
:33:13
She was a great musical comedy star
on Broadway in the 20's.
:33:17
Funny...Sexy as hell.
:33:21
God, I was crazy about her.
:33:24
Marilyn Dougherty?.
:33:27
What do you like?.
:33:29
Any-one you particularly admire?.
:33:32
How about Lincoln?.
:33:34
Too many "lins."
:33:37
Besides it should be a literative.
:33:39
Maybe we should stay
with American Presidents...
:33:42
Marilyn Madison?.
:33:43
Mmmmm, no.
:33:47
"Marilyn Monroe."
:33:51
Has a nice round tone to it.
:33:54
What do you think?.