Rare Footage of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur miller press conference before trip to England 1956

Miss Monroe, could you tell us what kind of a wedding you're going to have? Very quiet, I hope. Do you feel certain at this time that you will be able to get away to go to England? I feel certain I'm going to try awfully hard. Well, we just had a terrible accident on this road as a result of the mobs that have been coming by here. And I knew that was going to happen, at least I suspected it was, because these roads were made for horse carts and not for automobiles, and people who don't know them oftentimes smash up around here. And I asked the press to assemble all at once today so that the pictures could be taken that are wanted in the hope that that could be avoided every day in the week. I'm not going to say where we will be married for just that reason, because I think it's time enough for everybody to know when it happens. Mr. Miller, everything with a little bit of peace until it happens. So that's about it. Miller, have you heard yet on your passport? No, I haven't. Mr. Miller, about that, the House committee gave you 10 days, I believe, to give the names of the people you didn't give when you were at the hearing down there. Have you any comment about that at this time? Well, that's business between the Congress and myself, and I don't think that it is proper for me to make any comment at this time. But would you answer this, Mr. Miller, at the time you refused to name names, would you tell us why you refused to? It's all in the record. Well, I wonder if you'd state it here. I don't. I'm not in a situation now where I would want to go into that. I think it's all quite clearly stated in the record of the Congress, and I'll stand by that. In the event that you are not able to go, will Miss Monroe still go? Oh, sure. She's got to go. She's got a contract to go. Well, that means you may not have a honeymoon together then. I think we will. I hope so. Miss Monroe, a schoolteacher just got a letter from an 11-year-old boy in which he was to write about three wishes, what he would do with three wishes. And he said that he would like money, first, and second, to be an engineer. And third, he said, when I grow up, I'd like to have a blonde. She has to have blue eyes. She has to be like Marilyn Monroe. This is my life. Now, you were the third choice on that, sir. I'm flattered. Miss Monroe, a rival of yours, and Miss Diana Doors has arrived in the United States. Is your going to England just a coincidence, or is there any kind of an exchange arrangement so we won't be lonesome while you're gone? Well, I'm afraid not. We've made arrangements about this leaving Prince, well, nearly a year ago. I mean, it's been going on. Have you met Diana Doors? No, I've never met her. Have you ever seen her in films? Have you ever seen her act? No, I haven't. Then you're not in a position to comment on... Sorry. Okay, well, thank you very much. Thank you.