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Marilyn Monroe was well-versed in the art of Method acting, but even so she took her commitment to her role in Bus Stop (6pm FilmFour) to extreme lengths. When called upon to slap a cowboy suitor (Don Murray), she hit him so hard he suffered facial cuts. In Joshua Logan's romantic drama Monroe, who plays a bar room singer, turns in one of her most engaging performances.
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