The secret footage depicting famous actress Marilyn Monroe engaging in oral sex isn’t secret anymore.

Since it was sold for $1.5 million to a wealthy New York businessman a month ago everybody knows of the film’s existence, but the new owner firmly stated that he'ill keep the footage secret out of respect for Monroe.

So don’t try to search it on YouTube, because you won’t find it, yet …. However, it seems that it will only be a matter of time until the video will make it to the public eye.

All that one could find out about the film so far were some details about how it was sold to the businessman and that the man who was enjoying Monroe’s “company” couldn’t be identified.

"The gentleman who bought it said out respect for Marilyn he's not going to make a joke of it and put it on the Internet and try to exploit her," Memorabilia collector Keya Morgan, who brokered the sale, told the New York Post.

The new owner of the hardcore Marilyn movie said that it’s not his intention to make a Paris Hilton out of Monroe and if it were to happen, he wouldn’t get his name involved. Off course, those who would like to make a Paris Hilton out of Monroe would probably leave the name of the owner out of the story.

However, if the businessman who bought the 15-minute, black and white film did it to make sure that it doesn’t fall in the wrong hands, why was the whole story of the movie revealed.

This move already put fuel on fire and will surely provoke numerous highly paid paparazzi to try to get their hands on the precious footage.

The story published by the New York Post says that the film was recorded in the 1950s and shows the blonde actress on her knees and engaging in oral sex with an unidentified man. Monroe is with her clothes on in the film and the man’s face is cut from the frame for the entire 15 minutes.

The details also hint that the film might be the result of the efforts made by then FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, a big Kennedy rival, to prove the affair between JFK and Monroe was real.

Morgan, the broker of the deal, found out about the film during his investigations for a documentary on Monroe’s life. He was informed by an FBI agent that the son of a former agent had the movie.

Add the late Joe DiMaggio, one of Monroe’s three husbands, who tried to get his hands on the film, to the story and you’ll realize that the footage won’t be kept secret for long. When you put the businessman's plan to keep the film secret and all the other people who would like to see it in the balance, the result is hardly surprising.