New doc recasts Marilyn Monroe’s tragic legacy through her hidden battle with a debilitating disease
A new documentary titled 'End of the Cycle' highlights Marilyn Monroe's struggle with endometriosis, reframing her legacy. The film suggests that her health issues contributed to her challenges in life and career. Co-director Sammy Jaye emphasizes the need to understand Monroe's silent battle during a time of limited medical knowledge and support.
- ▪The documentary features insights into Marilyn Monroe's hidden battle with endometriosis.
- ▪Monroe's condition is linked to her multiple miscarriages and struggles in her personal and professional life.
- ▪Co-director Sammy Jaye, who also has endometriosis, reflects on the lack of progress in treatment over the past century.
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Movies exclusive details New doc recasts Marilyn Monroe’s tragic legacy through her hidden battle with a debilitating disease By Mara Siegler Published June 3, 2026, 6:50 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google A new documentary about endometriosis, “End of the Cycle,” starring Amy Schumer, Julianne Hough, and more, says we should reframe our understanding of Marilyn Monroe in terms of her silent battle with the debilitating condition. The film icon had multiple miscarriages, “mystery” hospital trips and was labeled “difficult” — all things likely related to the painful disease, according to the movie. “The way she’s been portrayed all these years has not been accurate,” co-director Sammy Jaye said during a screening at the Whitby Hotel.
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