It’s the case of Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley — but this is no Lifetime movie.

The blond bombshell’s estate and an entertainment brand that reps The King’s trademarks have filed suit against a Big Apple company, claiming they bilked them out of more than $350,000 after breaking a contract.

TapouT LLC, Monroe’s estate, and Presley’s ABG EPE IP LLC claim in a newly filed Manhattan Supreme Court suit that Central Mills Inc. failed to cough up remaining funds owed after the companies parted ways in December 2017.

Both LLCs control rights to certain pending and registered trademarks for Monroe and Presley and signed an agreement with Central Mills that allotted them various percentages of royalties, provided the company met mandatory minimum sales for any clothing or wares bearing either celeb’s image.

But after terminating agreements, Central Mills left the Monroe and Presley LLCs in the dust, failing to cough up a total of $353,500 in royalties and penalties.

Central Mills Inc. declined to comment.