Marilyn Monroe Lookalike Holly

Holly is one of the most sought-after Marilyn Monroe lookalikes, having appeared at over a thousand corporate, civic, fundraising, nightclub, and high-end private events throughout the US and Asia. She has won the Hollywood Entertainment Museum's and Ringling Bros.' Marilyn Monroe Look-alike Contests, earned the industry's "Reel Award," and received approval from the Estate of Marilyn Monroe. Holly has depicted Marilyn in over 35 film and TV projects, including James Dean: An Invented Life, The Best of TRL, Dickie Roberts, History's Mysteries, hanging out with the "Fashion Guy" Lawrence Zarian on the TV Guide Channel, America's Funniest Home Videos, and most recently Alternate History on Spike TV.

Holly's career includes being the focus of several Reality TV pitches and she has been documented by one of the original "Mad Men," Leonard Glasser (Animator, Commercial Producer, Film Writer/Director, and Sculptor). She is featured in the best-selling book "Marilyns Are A Guy's Best Friend" and honored as an outstanding look-alike in the photo documentary "Meet The Stars Of The Stars." Interestingly, her portrayal of Marilyn has inspired three songs, and she performed "Fever" on a CD with a 23-piece Latin swing band. As Universal Studios' star Marilyn for press events, she had the honor of attending as Marilyn when honorary mayor of Hollywood Johnny Grant received his star on the Walk of Fame and welcomed a 30 ft. bottle of Perrier Jouet champagne as it was lowered by helicopter to toast the new Millennium.

Being a look-alike allows Holly to showcase her diverse talents—singing, acting, make-up & hair, and costuming. A skilled seamstress, Holly meticulously recreates Marilyn's iconic dresses and even makes her own wigs to ensure authenticity. Marilyn’s personality naturally fits Holly, who goes beyond mere impersonation to bring the quick-witted and warm-hearted icon to life in a relatable way. Her portrayals of Marilyn have inspired three recorded songs. When John Gilmore, Marilyn’s friend and biographer, met Holly, he said, “I feel Marilyn’s energy coming from you, even with my eyes closed.”