July 11, 1961 in New York, Marilyn Monroe left the Polyclinical Hospital in Manhattan after undergoing the removal of the gallbladder. Sometimes smiling, sometimes appeurée, thin and fragile (she was in a wheelchair, before rising) Marilyn left the hospital two weeks after being admitted. As always, the press is watching, but Marilyn keeps smiling and is escorted by police to face the mob of photographers, journalists and fans.