In our early days in New York, which is to say in the 50s- my brother was the first to move to New York because when he was in the army he met a fellow soldier whose uncle was the famous photographer who'd done some 90 cover photographs for Life Magazine- Milton Greene. And Milton Greene was also famous, and remains famous too, for the many photographs that he took of Marilyn Monroe. And so when David got out of the army this friend of his said- you should look up Milton Green; there may be a job working with him. And so he did. And there was a job as his assistant that he got, at a time when Milton and Lawrence Olivier were becoming co-producers of two Marilyn Monroe films: one of them "Bus Stop"; the other one "The Prince and the Showgirl", "Bus Stop" taking place, I believe, in Texas; and "Prince and the Showgirl" in, in England. And so, so that's how I met Marilyn Monroe.