Celebrating birthdays of dead people is about as valuable as this opinion.

Better inform your family you do not wish to be remembered after YOU die then.

Need to use the age progression software to see what she might look like at age 85.

 hmm, but shes not 85, because to be 85 you would have to still be living.

I remember her as Sugar Cane in "Some Like It Hot." She was great. I don't know if it was her best movie, but it's the one I remember and like best.

She was an American icon that helped expand the boundaries of our acceptance of new and different behavior.

The first time I ever heard of Marilyn was when I was a child in the 70's living in Puerto Rico and a Dominican TV star named Charityn Goico would imitate Marilyn on her Puertorrican TV variety show. She would use the name Mosquita Muerta (little dead fly - which in latin culture really means bimbo). My older sister explained to me what was happening.

 One of my favorite movies is "Some Like it Hot!".  It's a classic!  She was wonderful with her co-stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon.

She was one time girl friend of the owner of the Playboy Magazine. The owner, whose age is 85 years old, is still alive and well. But she died young, short, sudden, and tragic.

A beautiful blonde that has been used in this way, which was pleased men, on earth is pitiful.

Female should have explored not just the beauty but also the wisdom.

I recall that she finally received acclaim for her acting in a B movie called Bus Stop. There had been rumors for months before the shooting, that she had been taking acting lessons......it really showed, too. Even her co-stars saw the huge difference.

Candle in the Wind - Elton John

There was a sweetness about her in everything she did that was genuine and very sad. She was a brilliant actress never taken seriously, even took acting classes after she became a star in order to get better roles.