It would take five more years for Sterling Cooper’s glass-ceiling-nudging star copywriter to toke away her burning curiosity, but by the late 1950s, the most recognizable woman in the world had already dove headlong into the deep waters of Reefer Falls. This home movie of Marilyn Monroe kicking back with friends, laughing, and smoking a joint has been sitting in a New Jersey attic for 50 years. Of the weed, the filmmaker who sold the footage to a collector for $275,000 said, “I got it. It was mine. It was just passed around. It was not a party. It was just a get-together. You know, come over and hang out.”
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