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Arthur Miller was best known as a playwright. He wrote many plays such as: The Crucible, Death of a Salesman, All My Sons, and many more. He combined social awareness with a searching concern for his characters’ inner lives. The most know play written by Arthur Miller was  After The Fall. This play revolves around Marilyn Monroe and the marriage that they had together. He wrote this play after they divorced and Marilyn Monroe had died. He became more famous as he got older. Arthur Miller won many awards including two Tony Awards in 1943 and 1953.

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Marilyn Monroe was born on June 1, 1926 in Los Angeles , California. Monroe was a movie actress. Her mother, "Gladys Baker, frequently institutionalized for mental illness, was unable to raise her daughter." June 19, 1942 Marilyn Monroe(also known as Norma Jean Baker) married James Edward Dougherty who was an aircraft production worker. Marilyn Monroe had wanted to change her self so she did just that, "Norma Jean cut her hair short and had it bleached , acquired an agent, and changed her name to Marilyn Monroe. Monroe had divorced Doughery in 1946, then on January 14, 1954 she had married Joseph Paul a retired Yankee Clipper of professional baseball. This marriage was very short it ended in October. She had studied with Lee and Paula Strasberg then went into Actors Studio in New York City.

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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller's marriage

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Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller's marriage

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Marilyn Monroe always had a little crush on Arthur Miller. Although he was eleven years older that didn't stop the two from their feelings. After Arthur's divorce was official, the two eloped.  Marilyn married Arthur Miller on June 29th, 1956. The marriage lasted five years. Marilyn soon found Arthurs true feelings in his journal where he said he could never love her. They divorsed in 1960.
http://www.historytoday.com/richard-cavendish/marilyn-monroe-marries-arthur-miller

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Born on October 17, 1915, in Manhattan, Miller was raised in an upper-middle-class home with a sister who became an actor and a brother who went into business. His father manufactured women's coats while his mother taught school. In 1928, the family was forced to move to a small house in the Midwood section of Brooklyn. At school, Miller was more interested in sports than academics. He could not afford college tuition and his grades were not good enough to earn him a scholarship. He applied to the University of Michigan and Cornell University, but was turned down. Miller was faced with the difficult task of finding work in the worst economic times the nation had ever seen. He managed to find work at a warehouse to save money for college. Miller reapplied to the University of Michigan and was finally accepted. After changing his major to journalism, Miller began to write many successful plays and scripts such as The Story of G.I. Joe,  All My Sons, and Death of a Salesman. Miller won a Theatre Guild National Prize in 1944. He also wrote his first novel Focus. In 1953, Miller first produced yet another of his most outstanding works, The Crucible. He also won the Pulitzer Prize, Drama Critics Circle Award, and Donaldson Award for his work. Miller was married in 1940 to Mary Grace Slattery, and they divorced in 1956. Miller then married the screen legend Marilyn Monroe the same year until 1961. After the divorce and death of Monroe, Miller later wrote a play, After the Fall, about his experiences with her. As Miller aged, his career seemed to pick up steam again and he won the Tony Award. Arthur Miller died on  February 10, 2005 in Roxbury, Connecticut.

"Arthur Miller." Newsmakers, Gale, 1999. U.S. History in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/K1618002840/UHIC?u=stev76221&xid=b600ea4d. Accessed 14 Nov. 2017.