Bus Stop

Marilyn’s most wonderful performance is in this spirited William Inge play as sad, vunerable, used and abused bar singer Cherie, oafishly wooed by Don Murray’s ebullient, naïve cowboy.

In her energetic and warm portrayal of Cherie, whose dream of Hollywood and Vine is interrupted by the reality of a layover in Phoenix, Monroe exposes her vulnerability without sacrificing any of her radiance...