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Blonde is based on the novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates that boldly reimagined the private story of the world's most famous sex symbol. The film is a fictional portrait of the model, actress and singer during the '50s and '60s told through the modern lens of celebrity culture.Aug 29, 2019

Netflix's Marilyn Monroe Movie 'Blonde' Rounds Out Cast

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Blonde (upcoming film) - Wikipedia

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Blonde (upcoming film) Blonde is an upcoming drama film written and directed by Andrew Dominik and based on the novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates.

Directed by‎: ‎Andrew Dominik

Produced by‎: ‎Dede Gardner‎; ‎Jeremy Kleiner‎; ...

Production company‎: ‎Plan B Entertainment

Based on‎: ‎Blonde‎; by ‎Joyce Carol Oates

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Blonde (2020). Biography ... Ana de Armas in Blonde (2020) ... Referenced in WatchMojo: Top 10 Movies That Will Blow Your Mind in 2020 (2020) See more » ...

5 Netflix original films we're most excited for in 2020 - FanSided

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Jan 23, 2020 - If 2019 was Netflix's breakthrough in the movie realm, 2020 will see the ... herself a household name by time Blonde hits the streaming service.

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Netflix is making a film on Marilyn Monroe | Vogue Paris

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Baptized “Blonde”, the latest film to be made about the Hollywood icon, by Australian director, Andrew Dominik for Netflix, will be inspired by Joyce Carol Oates' ...

Netflix, Plan B Marilyn Monroe Film 'Blonde' Adds Cast ...

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Sep 19, 2019 - The film, which is shooting in Los Angeles, is based on a bestselling novel, Blonde, from five-time Pulitzer Prize finalist Joyce Carol Oates. It's described as a boldly reimagined private story of the world's most famous sex symbol, Marilyn Monroe.