Mr. Schulback captured Billy Wilder, the director of “The Seven Year Itch,” with Ms. Monroe in the background in her famous dress, accessorized by a white clutch and a red-and-white scarf.
In the famous street scene, the two are leaving the movies as Ms. Monroe pauses over a grate to enjoy the breeze from the subway as it blows up her dress on a hot summer night. “Isn’t it delicious?” she purrs. The breeze came from a large fan under the grate operated by the film’s special effects chief. The night — Sept. 15 — was actually quite chilly. But the stunt worked. It became known as “the shot seen around the world.”