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Possibly some do like it spooky.
Heres everyBlondestory de Armas told the press.
Marilyn Monroes ghost visited theBlondeset.
De Armas debuted her first tales of the hauntings at the films Venice Film Festival world premiere.
She said Monroe graced the set with her presence and even grew close to theBlondeteam.
I truly believe that she was very close to us.
She was with us, the actortold the press.
I think she was happy.
The haunting wasnt just a physical one.
Happiness wasnt the only emotion that the spirit expressed, though.
The ghost also threw things off the wall when she got mad.
Considering the films content, its no wonder the alleged ghost would get angry.
Maybe this sounds very mystical, but it is true.
We all felt it.
Andrew told me, Youre not allowed to ever express anger that is not in her survival kit.
She cannot afford that.
The director said the set had seance energy.
It definitely took on elements of being like a seance, Dominik said.
De Armas felt Monroe in her body.
After being haunted by a spiritual manifestation, the next logical step is feeling that person inside you.
The first moment de Armas saw herself in the Monroe costume, something shifted.
Everyone in the room started crying, I can tell you that, she toldToday.
It was very emotional.
It felt like she was back.
I could see Norma quicker than I saw Marilyn, de Armas said.
I could feel her in my body.
I hope people feel who she was and her true essence.
Will watchingBlondebe like watching that VHS fromThe Ring?
Okay, de Armas didnt just feel Monroe.
Dominik alluded to a full-on possession.
Monroes outsize presence inside de Armas oozed into herNo Time to Dieperformance.
I couldnt say good-bye, she toldVariety.
I couldnt shake it off.
I couldnt let her go.
It got so bad that bits of Monroe leaked into herNo Time to Dieperformance as Paloma.
So logically speaking, if we watchNo Time to Die, wed feel Monroe there too.
The actor also left a note at Monroes grave and visited it multiple times.
Everyone involved in the film took paying their respects very seriously.
Then we went to the cemetery and put it on her grave.
We were asking for permission in a way.
Who was she really?
