"In 1993, an 18‑year‑old Charlize Theron posed as Marilyn Monroe for the French magazine Madame Figaro. At the time, she was modeling across Europe after securing a contract in Italy, and the shoot served as a homage to the legendary Hollywood icon. Theron drew praise for channeling Monroe's signature glamour and sensuality with striking ease. The following year, she left modeling behind and moved to Los Angeles on a one‑way ticket,"
"Theron drew praise for channeling Monroe's signature glamour and sensuality with striking ease. The following year, she left modeling behind and moved to Los Angeles on a one‑way ticket, determined to pursue acting. Her persistence paid off: she earned her first significant speaking role in 2 Days in the Valley in 1996, followed by her breakout performance in The Devil's Advocate in 1997. h/t: vintag.es"
In 1993 an 18‑year‑old Charlize Theron posed as Marilyn Monroe for the French magazine Madame Figaro, modeling across Europe after securing a contract in Italy. The shoot served as a homage to the legendary Hollywood icon, and Theron drew praise for channeling Monroe's signature glamour and sensuality with striking ease. In 1994 she left modeling behind and moved to Los Angeles on a one‑way ticket, determined to pursue acting. Persistent efforts led to film opportunities: a significant speaking role in 2 Days in the Valley (1996) and a breakout performance in The Devil's Advocate (1997), establishing her transition from model to actress.
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