'Blonde' Director Andrew Dominik on Marilyn Monroe's Legacy

Blonde is a long-awaited Marilyn Monroe biographical drama starring Ana de Armas from the mind of Andrew Dominik, the writer-director behind ...

Marilyn Monroe film Blonde sounds like shallow guff with talk of 'well ...

At Saudi Arabia's Red Sea International Film Festival, New Zealand director Andrew Dominik was in discussion about whether his Netflix ...

Media Review Monday: Blonde replaces the truth for fiction | Opinions

As the first NC-17 rated film to be released by Netflix, director Andrew Dominik utilizes the suffering of Monroe for falsified scenes of sexual ...

Ana de Armas Shines as Marilyn Monroe in Blonde - Netflix Queue

Ana de Armas · The actor stuns in Andrew Dominik's inventive retelling of Joyce Carol Oates's novel, Blonde. · Manifesting Marilyn Monroe is no ...

Would Marilyn Monroe Like Blonde? Ana de Armas & Andrew ...

Would Marilyn Monroe like Blonde if she could see the movie today? Ana de Armas and Andrew Dominik think she would approve.

Andrew Dominik uses Marilyn Monroe as a vehicle for stylistic ...

For a movie that spends nearly three hours plumbing the depths of its main character's psyche, Andrew Dominik's Blonde offers a remarkably ...

Sexual Violence is Not Art: A Critique of Andrew Dominik's Blonde

With a 42% on Rotten Tomatoes and armed with arthouse film aesthetics, Dominik has induced an outcry in response to its inaccuracies about the ...

'Blonde' fails to depict Marilyn Monroe's life, reinforces stereotypes

A recent storm of controversy surrounds Netflix's “Blonde,” a fictitious biopic of Marliyn Monroe that focuses on suffering as a result of ...

Blonde was always going to be controversial – because it's a work of ...

Director Andrew Dominik's quasi-biopic about Marilyn Monroe has everybody talking—for all the wrong reasons. The Hollywood superstar has been ...

Blonde: a controversial take on Marilyn Monroe - The Gillnetter

... director Andrew Dominik. To put it in context, the movie is in no ... Not only is the movie incredibly disrespectful to Marilyn's legacy, but it's ...

Marilyn Monroe's Inspiring Legacy Hits the Silver Screen in “Blonde”

Decades after Marilyn Monroe's death, her legacy still lives. · The movie “Blonde” dives into the life of Marilyn Monroe (Ana de Armas) and her ...

Andrew Dominik's film “Blonde” is Nothing More than a Waste of Time

Synopsis: A fictionalized chronicle of the inner life of Marilyn Monroe. Director: Andrew Dominik Stars: Ana de Armas, Lily Fisher, ...

'BLONDE' is a dumb agent of dehumanization - Daily Trojan

Collage of Ana de Armas as Marilyn Monroe. ... “Watched by all, seen by none” is the tagline for director Andrew Dominik's “Blonde,” Netflix's new ...

'Blonde' Director Thinks It Tanked Because Americans Were ...

Andrew Dominik said people didn't like his film because we ... Blonde, Andrew Dominik's brutal fictionalized biography of Marilyn Monroe.

'Blonde' Is An Ambitious Misfire From Andrew Dominik - Awardsdaily

This might have been Dominik's way of paralleling his film to Marilyn's tumultuous life, but it doesn't work for me in the slightest. Ana de ...

Andrew Dominik Needs to Be Investigated For BLONDE - MGRM

It's unclear what Dominik gains from all this nudity. He and the film feel content to just let the sheer fact that their Monroe isn't wearing ...

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and the Marilyn Monroe Mystique

Andrew Dominik, director of the Netflix Marilyn Monroe biopic Blonde asks the question: “Does anyone watch Marilyn Monroe movies?” Monroe's ...

The Big Backlash To Netflix's 'Blonde,' Explained - Forbes

Blonde, Andrew Dominik's film adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates' novel, starring Ana De Armas as a semi-fictionalized caricature of Marilyn ...

Cuban Actress Ana De Armas Portrays Bombshell Marilyn Monroe

So, when Ana de Armas — an actress from Santa Cruz del Norte, Cuba — debuted as the new Marylin Monroe in Andrew Dominik's “Blonde,” my ...

We Should Talk More About What a Brilliant Actor Marilyn Monroe Was

Andrew Dominik's new movie 'Blonde' focuses so much on Monroe's victim status that it overlooks her incredible talents as a performer.