The intimate account of a pivotal week during the filming of 'The Prince and the Showgirl' and the personal connection that developed between a young assistant director and Marilyn Monroe. The book presents Colin Clark's diary entries from the set, detailing the often difficult production of the legendary film, alongside his personal reflections on a brief period spent with Monroe in the English countryside. This period saw Clark become a confidant and ally to the iconic actress, navigating the pressures of her fame and personal life.

This memoir offers a unique, behind-the-scenes look at a famous film production and a beloved star. The dual format of diary entries and reflective prose provides a layered perspective on the events. The narrative focuses on the personal interactions and the developing relationship between Clark and Monroe. It captures a specific, formative moment in both their lives and the history of cinema.