1956 was a very important year in British political and cultural history. The Suez Crisis shook Britain's global standing, and rock took its place on the pop charts. Against this backdrop, 23-year-old Colin Clarke (Eddie Redmayne) took a position at Lawrence Olivier Productions and became part of the film "The Prince and the Phoenix." Showgirl's third assistant director. The film stars British actor Lawrence Oliver (Kenneth Branagh) and American sexy actress Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams). Lawrence Oliver needs Monroe's fame to revive her film career, and Monroe hopes to restore her name and gain more respect by working with the famous actor and director. During the half year of filming, Colin vividly told about the problems that occurred on the set and the unhappiness between Monroe and Oliver through his own perspective. And Monroe also had a good impression on the innocent and confident Clark. To relieve the stress Oliver is putting on her, she and Colin have had a pure, happy week together. This past, due to the continuous advancement of Monroe's sexy myth, has eternal meaning for this young man.
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