Then, in the fall of 1947, Marilyn met 69-year-old Joe Schenk, a well-connected studio executive who placed a call with Harry Cohn, president of Columbia Studios. In this way, she had another six-month contract.
Harry Cohn cast Marilyn as one of the leading characters in Ladies Kors summoned her to his office, where he proposed to her. After he was rejected, she returned to the streets without a studio contract.
On May 27, 1949, 22-year-old Marilyn Monroe appeared nude in the now infamous calendar because she was lucky and in need of money. At some point, Marilyn decided to have plastic surgery on her nose and chin, which worked for her as directors began to pay more attention to her.
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