London
(ANI):
Late
American
actress
Marilyn
Monroe's
married
life
with
late
Arthur
Miller
has
been
unravelled
in
a
new
biography
of
the
American
playwright
and
essayist
by
Christopher
Bigsby.
Miller
and
Monroe
started
meeting
each
other
regularly
throughout
the
summer
and
autumn
of
1955,
and
on
the
evening
of
29
June
1956,
they
were
married
in
a
civil
ceremony,
the
Telegraph
reported
the
biography
as
stating.
Monroe
was
schizophrenic,
charming
and
aggressive
by
turns,
wishing
to
be
liked,
yet
doing
everything
to
alienate
those
with
whom
she
had
worked,
and
having
a
miscarriage
when
Miller
was
not
around
had
not
helped
her
much.
The
actress
was
always
depressed
and
her
mental
state
was
quite
shaky,
and
the
only
time
Miller
felt
that
she
was
at
ease
was
when
they
spent
the
summer
of
1957
at
their
farmhouse
at
Amagansett,
Long
Island.
When
Monroe
became
pregnant
once
again,
the
couple
felt
happy
and
contended,
but
their
peace
was
shattered
when
the
old
wounds
they
had
suffered
in
England
surfaced
again,
after
Monroe
had
a
miscarriage,
and
she
turned
to
drugs.
Her
dependency
on
drugs
grew
and
so
did
the
tension
between
them,
and
Miller
found
himself
unable
to
help
her,
and
their
relationship
deteriorated
even
further.
After
overdosing
a
couple
of
times
and
being
revived
again
each
time,
it
was
clear
Monroe
was
trying
to
kill
herself,
and
Miller
tried
to
close
the
gap
between
them
by
writing
the
script
'The
Misfits'
for
her.
A
confused,
exhausted
Miller
was
full
of
contradictory
emotions
and
left
Monroe,
taking
up
with
Inge
Morath,
the
Magnum
photographer
he
met
on
the
set
of
The
Misfits,
just
a
month
later.
Monroe
was
found
dead
in
the
early
morning
of
5
August
1962,
with
her
face
down
on
her
bed,
an
empty
bottle
of
Nembutal
tablets
beside
her.