MARILYN MONROE EROTIC FILM NOIR MOVIE POSTER 1952 NR ORIGINAL 14x36 INSERT DONT BOTHER TO KNOCK Start Price USD 4,800.00 Current Price USD 4,800.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price USD 5,500.00 Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, August 19, 2008 End Time Friday, August 29, 2008 Location WEST HOLLYWOOD CA 90069 See more about 'MARILYN MONROE EROTIC FILM NOIR MOVIE POSTER 1952 NR' Description lloydsofhollywood Store Up for auction with No Reserve is this Original 1952 American insert movie poster .This was Marilyn's first big film for 20th century Fox. The art work and colors are beautiful. Measuring 14x36 for the film noir "Don't bother To Knock" I have added more close ups to show any flaws as best I can. The poster is almost 60 years old and will be sold as is, so if the minor damage bothers you, please do not bid on it. It is in to good condition for it's age. See images below. The poster does not have fold marks and will be shipped rolled. I am showing it framed and unframed. Please note, it is being sold unframed. There is a repair on the lower left hand corner of the poster, see images below. Also, there is tape on the back of the poster. See all images. A scarce hard to find poster,rare. Any of the flawed rough edges on this poster are not noticeable when framed. . Buyer pays Postage and S&H. Inside the USA $30.00 if you want it shipped rolled and insured International shipping is $45.00 I accept Personal Checks and Money Orders. Personal checks delay shipping 2 wks. *Your bid is a contract - Place a bid only if you're serious about buying the item. If you are the winning bidder, you will enter into a legally binding contract to purchase the item. This is a private auction your name is not shown to other bidders. A private auction prevents others from seeing what you purchase on e-Bay.* Be sure to check out my other auctions by clicking on view sellers other items. Thanks for bidding! .Marilyn Monroe's first bona fide starring role came in the taut, stripped-down film noir Don't Bother to Knock. She plays a recently institutionalized, none-too-stable babysitter, awkwardly tending a little girl in a Manhattan hotel. Richard Widmark, jilted by the songbird (Anne Bancroft) in the hotel lounge ("The female race is always cheesing up my life," he pouts), puts the make on the lonely blonde in room 809, to his regret. The picture benefits by not being a "Marilyn" movie, but just a good little thriller with, as it happens, a terrific performance by the future superstar. Monroe's childlike distraction eerily suits her rattled character, a misfit who can't distinguish her tragic past from the confusing present. Kudos to Daniel Taradash (From Here to Eternity), whose script contains a collection of tart slang that neatly captures the noir feel--all without leaving the boundaries of the hotel. -- Place a Bid!