Marilyn 2011
Christopher Petry's 1970s-style thriller *Marilyn (2011)* follows a desperate bank robber fleeing the law who unexpectedly finds himself playing guardian to a rebellious teenager.
Director: Christopher Petry
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Marilyn (2011) about?
A hunted bank robber takes in a teenage runaway, but her ambition to become a singer throws his plans—and his morality—into chaos. Their fragile bond forces him to choose between the life he's known and a chance at something real.
Who directed Marilyn?
Christopher Petry helmed the film, crafting a visually raw neo-noir rooted in the 1970s.
Who stars in Marilyn?
The cast includes Ryan Robbins, Allison Mack, Mike Dopud, Juan Riedinger, and Simone Bailly.
Is Marilyn (2011) worth watching?
Though unrated, its gritty style and character-driven suspense make it a compelling watch for thriller fans. The dynamic between its leads and Petry's period-inspired direction add layers worth the time—if you enjoy offbeat crime dramas.
How long is Marilyn?
The film runs 106 minutes.
About Marilyn (2011) — A bank robber's gritty 1970s escape with a runaway's wild dreams
Christopher Petry's 1970s-style thriller *Marilyn (2011)* follows a desperate bank robber fleeing the law who unexpectedly finds himself playing guardian to a rebellious teenager. As the pair navigate a gritty underworld, the young woman's dreams of stardom clash with his survival instincts, forcing him to confront the human cost of his outlaw life. Shot with a raw, retro aesthetic, the film explores themes of redemption, fleeting youth, and the blurred lines between danger and desire.
Loosely inspired by the real-life exploits of the Stopwatch Gang, *Marilyn* blends suspense with character-driven drama, where every decision could mean freedom—or a cell. With a tense pace and emotionally charged performances, it's a tale of unlikely alliances set against a backdrop of neon-lit highways and shadowy hideouts.