Enjoy The Fact That You're A Woman

The Working Men, I'll Go By And They'll Whistle. At First They Whistle Because They Think, 'oh, It's A Girl. She's Got Blond Hair And She's Not Out Of Shape,' And Then They Say, 'gosh, It's Marilyn Monroe!'

There Is Just No Comparison Between Having A Dinner Date With A Man And Staying Home Playing Canasta With The Girls.

If I'm A Star, Then The People Made Me A Star.

I Remember When I Got The Part In Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Jane Russell - She Was The Brunette In It And I Was The Blonde. She Got $200,000 For It, And I Got My $500 A Week, But That To Me Was, You Know, Considerable. She, By The Way, Was Quite Wonderful To Me. The Only Thing Was I Couldn't Get A Dressing Room. Finally, I Really Got To This Kind Of Level And I Said, "look, After All, I Am The Blonde, And It Is Gentlemen Prefer Blondes!" Because Still They Always Kept Saying, "remember, You're Not A Star." I Said, "well, Whatever I Am, I Am The Blonde!

I Never Wanted To Be Marilyn - It Just Happened. Marilyn's Like A Veil I Wear Over Norma Jeane.