Young Norma Jeane and Norma Jeane. 10 more days until Blonde drops on Netflix. ( p..s not for kids eyes) Director Andrew Dominik has called Blonde the story of "how a childhood trauma shapes an adult who’s split between a public and a private self." Based on the historical fiction novel of the same name by Joyce Carol Oates, the film is a fictitious retelling of Marilyn Monroe's life, which focuses on her psychology, the growing divide between her public and private personas. “Never fear shadows. They simply mean there’s a light shining somewhere nearby.” — Ruth E. Renkel And please don’t worry. No Lily’s we’re harmed in the making of this movie. This was an amazing and empowering project for her to be a part of. Everyone made sure that our girl felt heard , in control and safe. And that allowed her to truly feel the scenes and then go back to her normal giggly self as soon as they yelled “cut!” “Lily, what have you learned about yourself on this production? “ I asked as we drove to a night shoot for Blonde in Griffith Park back in 2019. “ I learned that I can do anything.”, she said proudly. And that is what it’s all about. Someday ( atleast 5 years from now) Lily will be able to see this film. Until then, we hold on to all of these amazing moments. A very special thank you to the deeply talented @juliannenicholsonofficial #blondeonnetflix #anadearmas #andrewdominik #osbrinkagency #vickiethomascasting