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You know their names but you didn't know their love story...until now! Adapted from the hit stage play of the same name and exhaustively researched, Marilyn & Sinatra dramatises the little-known tale of the rollercoaster relationship between Hollywood icons Marilyn Monroe and Frank Sinatra. Set between 1954 and 1962, this intimate, entertaining, poignant and revealing drama stars Erin Gavin (Footballer's Wives) and Jeff Bratz (America's Got Talent).

Inferred mild romanceInferred themessurvival identity mystery friendship perseverance

A poignant and revealing drama about a tumultuous celebrity love story.

“You know their names but you didn't know their love story...until now!”

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Erin Gavin Jeff Bratz Sandro Monetti

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Directed by Jason Haigh-Ellery

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