The climax involves rounding up wild horses. Instead of a heroic feat, it is portrayed as a cruel, desperate act to sell the animals for dog food.
Arthur Miller wrote the screenplay specifically for his then-wife, Marilyn Monroe. However, their marriage was actively disintegrating during the shoot.
The 1961 film The Misfits is best known as a haunting farewell to old Hollywood.
The climax involves rounding up wild horses. Instead of a heroic feat, it is portrayed as a cruel, desperate act to sell the animals for dog food.
Arthur Miller wrote the screenplay specifically for his then-wife, Marilyn Monroe. However, their marriage was actively disintegrating during the shoot. The Misfits (1961)
The 1961 film The Misfits is best known as a haunting farewell to old Hollywood. The climax involves rounding up wild horses