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Harry Thoreau (James LeGros), Julian's partner in the bank job, has been waiting at the Marilyn Motel, where the rooms all bear names of Ms. Monroe's films. Julian wants to take his money and his girl and be on his way, but there are, as Harry points out, two major problems with that plan. The first is that Lucille has taken up with Tuerto (James Belushi), a ball-scratching casino-owner and thug. The second is that "the money the weirdness is gone." And here is where the weirdness starts...
...museum space--a movie theater, showing clips and costumes, and one small room with, among other treasures, Marilyn Monroe's Seven Year Itch dress and one of the Citizen Kane "Rosebud" sleds--is in immediate need of expansion; it displays only a tenth of the boots and booty Reynolds has collected from other auctions and such friends as Ginger Rogers and Cyd Charisse, Ann Miller and Ann-Margret. Debbie even pays tribute to an ex-friend: in the theater is a Cleopatra headdress worn by Elizabeth Taylor, who seduced and married Debbie's first husband, Eddie Fisher...
...party, he meets up with a despondent James, who kills the Gaskells' dog with the pistol he brought to use on himself. He also manages to make off with Walter's prized possession, the jacket worn by Marilyn Monroe at her wedding to Joe DiMaggio. Throw in the fact that Grady's wife left him that morning, and that Sara has just revealed that she is pregnant with his child, and you have a pair with some serious problems...
...legend herself, Faye Dunaway as Jack's wife, Marilyn, seems to have tapped into a fountain of youth. As Jack's libido and joie de vivre increase via the vicarious thrills of Don Juan's tales, Jack begins to rekindle romance with his startled wife. Dunaway is an uneasy lover, awkward in responding to his advances, but accepts his kisses with faint detachment. Despite their combined monumental talents, Dunaway and Brandc have trouble settling into a credible domestic arrangement. But as botched as their love scenes may be, they are infinitely more interesting than the purple-prose narration...
...Washington around the time the inquiry began.) Concurrently, Harbury was told that the U.S. was "doing everything we could to encourage the Guatemalan military authorities to investigate," according to McCurry. According to the Washington Post, Secretary of State Warren Christopher sent a cable to the U.S. ambassador to Guatemala Marilyn McAffee saying he had "credible" reports of Bamaca being sighted on several occasions inside a military camp, including stories from another guerrilla who reportedly witnessed Bamaca being tortured. On March 7, McAfee informed Harbury that Bamaca was dead but that there was no information regarding how or when. Three days...