يا لها من فتاة شقراء، تبّاً! إنها مارلين...

Mailer delves into her personal struggles and persona in a way that feels deeply intimate. I wonder what motivated him to take this approach.

The biography seems to present her as both a tragic figure and a symbol of Hollywood's glitz. How did this duality affect others' perceptions of her?

Given his expertise, I’m curious whether his insights into the creative worlds added layers to his portrayal that others might miss.