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Lol HB has essentially likened Frost to a mixture of William Wallace, Jesus, Bill Brasky and Chuck Norris and there are folks here that think there might be a roadblock with getting his wife on board for his supposed dream job?  

 

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2 hours ago, Football Guy Bob said:

This is getting a little too creepy.  Lets leave his wedding and especially wife out of it pls.

I have a couple minutes at work here, and man this thread has become weird since just this morning.  Come on Husker fans, be smart.

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Mary Jean Campbell was born in June 1926. Her mother was Gladys Pearl Baker (née Johnson, 1902–84) Her father was unknown and she was baptised as Mary Jean. Her mother Gladys had a turbulent mental state and struggled to cope with bringing up her children. For the first six years, Mary was brought up by foster parents, Albert and Ida Bolender in the town of Hawthorne, California. Her mother then tried to take back Mary, but she suffered a mental breakdown and Mary was moved between different orphanages and foster homes. The traumatic childhood made her shy and reserved.

image.gif.b3eb17e5f9a2bf3ce43f5e880ceeba53.gifJust after her 16th birthday, in 1942, Mary married her 21-year-old, next-door neighbour Jimmy Dougherty. Mary became a housewife, but the couple were not close, and reports being bored. In 1943, her husband left to join the Merchant Marines to participate in America’s War effort. They split up shortly after.

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To earn a living, Mary took a job at a local munitions factory in Burbank, California. It was here that Mary got her first big break. Photographer David Conover was covering the munitions factory to show women at work for the War effort. He was struck by the beauty and photogenic nature of Mary, and he used her in many of his photographs. This enabled her to start a career as a model, and she was soon featured on the front of many magazine covers.

1946 was a pivotal year for Mary, she divorced her young husband and changed her name from, the boring, Mary to the more glamorous Marilyn Monroe (after her grandma). She took drama lessons and got her first movie contract with Twentieth Century Fox. Her first few films were low key, but from these beginnings, it gained her more prominent roles in films such as All About Eve, Niagara and later Gentleman Prefer Blondes and How To Marry A Millionaire.

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These successful film roles thrust her into the global limelight. She became an iconic figure of Hollywood glamour and fashion. She was an epitome of sensuality, beauty and effervescence and was naturally photogenic. 

In 1954, she married baseball star Joe DiMaggio, a friend of over two years. Monroe was now one of biggest box-office draws of Hollywood, but her contract, negotiated in 1950, left her paid less than other stars. Also, Monroe didn’t wish to be typecast as a ‘blonde bombshell’ – just playing simple roles in comedies and musicals. In a dispute over pay and choice of acting, she was temporarily suspended by 20th Century Fox, but eventually, they acceded to some of Monroe’s demands and gave her higher pay. In September 1954, she starred in The Seven Year Itch, which was released to widespread media interest – after a successful media stunt on Lexington Avenue, New York.

image.gif.850032faf3f6e62608cf9721c83c9f1d.gifIn 1955, she sought greater independence from Fox, and began her own movie production and began studying method acting. Despite the media often being dismissive of Monroe’s potential, her efforts to improve acting paid off, and later films received critical acclaim for her wider scope of acting. She was nominated for Golden Globe Best Actress Award for Bus Stop (1956). In 1959, she won a Golden Globe for her role in ‘Some Like It Hot‘.

Her relationship with Joe DiMaggio was quickly strained, due to his jealous and controlling nature. Monroe soon filed for divorce, though the couple retained a friendship despite the divorce. Monroe began dating playwright Arthur Miller and in 1956 married. To get married, Monroe converted to Judaism. The marriage received significant media interest for the combination of Miller the left-wing intellectual and Monroe, the perceived ‘dumb blonde’.  The marriage was sometimes referred to, rather unkindly, as “Egghead Weds Hourglass”.

To complicate matters, Miller was under investigation for his alleged “Communist sympathies”, and media bosses encouraged Monroe to end the relationship, but Monroe was unmoved. The FBI opened a file on her, worried about the political views of her husband.

In the late 1950s, and early 1960, her health began to deteriorate. She suffered from a Barbiturate addiction and experienced periods of depression. Her marriage to Miller broke down, and she had affairs with Yves Montand, Frank Sinatra and others. During the 1960s, her ill health made shooting films challenging, and production was often delayed. She was still in great demand and often appeared on the front cover of glossy magazines. In 1962, she was invited to the White House to sing for J.F. Kennedy’s birthday.

Tragically, she died early from an overdose of barbiturates in 1962 aged just 36, but not before she fathered a son who gave birth to one of the great up and comming football coaches ever in 2017 football season. 

 

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2 hours ago, Football Guy Bob said:

This is getting a little too creepy.  Lets leave his wedding and especially wife out of it pls.

Oh for crying out loud!  There's nothing creepy about it.  I'm a woman!  The wedding WAS beautiful!  If the wife ain't happy NOBODY is happy.  Everyone that's married knows that!

So if Scott's wife doesn't object to coming to Nebraska then we're in.  However, if she wants to stay put then we may be in trouble.  It's just a fact of life folks. 

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19 minutes ago, Xmas32 said:

Lol HB has essentially likened Frost to a mixture of William Wallace, Jesus, Bill Brasky and Chuck Norris and there are folks here that think there might be a roadblock with getting his wife on board for his supposed dream job?  

 

Image result for john mcenroe you cannot be serious

YOU DO NOT KNOW THE POWER OF THE WIFE!!!  WE HAVE A VERY LOUD VOICE!  It comes in the form of pouting, whining, and other forms that I won't mention here :)   Seriously, if you're not married you won't understand but if you are then you know exactly what I'm talking about!

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