Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/8MF4bCntSf6.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Marilyn Monroe — The 33 People He Allowed at Her Funeral. Hollywood Was Banned. [9ns8BpyHLa2] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT August 8, 1962. Joe DiMaggio took control of Marilyn Monroe's funeral and made one thing certain: the industry he blamed for her death would not be there. He invited just thirty-three people. No studio bosses. No Rat Pack. Sinatra, the Kennedys — all barred. When Hollywood begged for entry, he answered: tell them, if it weren't for them, she'd still be here. He kept the cameras and the famous out. Nobody talked their way in. Nobody. marilyn monroe, joe dimaggio, marilyn monroe funeral, frank sinatra, kennedy, westwood memorial, hollywood legends, marilyn monroe 1962, celebrity funeral, hollywood history u9aSbNbbeY8 fisrdtXM8DS ZiCyR4Ydgwf 10xAMcrlpE6 DoVLUoatf5p 6cGl0dKQ6S8 Fal0KpbXp3G ARpQixmkWla
August 8, 1962. Joe DiMaggio took control of Marilyn Monroe's funeral and made one thing certain: the industry he blamed for her death would not be there. He invited just thirty-three people. No studio bosses. No Rat Pack. Sinatra, the Kennedys — all barred. When Hollywood begged for entry, he answered: tell them, if it weren't for them, she'd still be here. He kept the cameras and the famous out. Nobody talked their way in. Nobody. marilyn monroe, joe dimaggio, marilyn monroe funeral, frank sinatra, kennedy, westwood memorial, hollywood legends, marilyn monroe 1962, celebrity funeral, hollywood history u9aSbNbbeY8 fisrdtXM8DS ZiCyR4Ydgwf 10xAMcrlpE6 DoVLUoatf5p 6cGl0dKQ6S8 Fal0KpbXp3G ARpQixmkWla