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FLANAGAN Agnes

 

Date of birth : December 23rd 1902.

Date of death : April 5th 1985, Woodland Hills, California.

Practise: hairdresser at the Fox and Marilyn's personal hairdresser during more than 10 years.

 

Adress : 11972 Sunshine Terrace, Studio City, California.

 

Story:

She met Marilyn in 1950 on the set of Fox's "The Fireball".

She worked with Marilyn on "Some Like It Hot" (1959), "Let's Make Love" (1960), "The Misfits" (1961) and

"Something's Got To Give" (1962).

 

"Some Like It Hot" :

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"Let's Make Love" : 

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"The Misfits" : 

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"Something's Got to Give" :

shooting 

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Marilyn's birhday 

 

She was doing Marilyn's hair for outings, photo sessions (,) and  business appointments, and became friend with Marilyn, belonging to the group of people upon who Marilyn knew she could rely on.

Marilyn often visited her and played the aunt for the 2 children of Flanagan.

She just had to admire an article of clothing and Marilyn immediatly offered it to her.

Her generosity continued until 1962, when Marilyn made her deliver a garden swing in front of which Agnes

had found ecstatically few days before.

Summer 1962 :

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She combed Marilyn's hair for her funeral, to which she attended :

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Letter of advices from one of Marilyn's hairdresser to Agnes Flanagan, dated from November 20th 1959 : 

Invoice : 

Attention! Some of the pictures taken by a professional photographer on the set of "Something's Got to Give" belong from now on to the Estate of Robert Slatzer. 
Even if my website is a non lucrative one, the Estate of Robert Slatzer doesn't allow me to use those pictures even if citing their copyright. 
Unfortunately, we don't share the same interest for Miss Monroe.

 

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