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Marlene Dietrich

    December 27, 1901 – May 6, 1992

    Marlene Dietrich was a German-born actress and singer who sustained her popularity throughout a long career by continually reinventing herself. From early stage and silent films in 1920s Berlin, she gained international fame with her role in The Blue Angel, which led to a Hollywood contract. Her American films capitalized on her glamour and exotic looks, cementing her stardom as one of the era's highest-paid actresses. Later in her career, Dietrich transitioned into a successful world-touring show performer, dominating stages for decades even with occasional film appearances.

    Marlene Dietrich
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    Marlenes Dietrich's ABC
    Marlene
    Marlene Dietrich's ABC
    My life
    • 1991

      My life

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      In the golden age of Hollywood no one could approach the sensuous, androgynous glamour of Marlene Dietrich. Included in her film success were films such as "The Blue Angel", "Shanghai Express", "Kismet" and "Destry Rides Again". In this autobiography, Marlene tells her own story.

      My life
    • 1989

      One of the last living legends of the golden age of the screen, Marlene Dietrich has reigned supreme in the history of motion pictures since she was first swept to stardom as Lola in The Blue Angel. Her long-awaited autobiography tells of her fabulous life from early days in Berlin to her Hollywood career and beyond. 24 pages of photos.

      Marlene
    • 1984

      The career of Marlene Dietrich has spanned more than half a century to include films, recordings and radio, stage and television performances throughout the world. The public figure whose first or last name alone can conjure up instant recognition is a status attained by very few. That it should be accompanied by respect, admiration and even adoration is rarer still. In this edition Marlene offers her unique blend of wit, a sometimes mordant humor, sensitivity and acute observations of the world as she has known and, to some extent, shaped it. By blending the absolutely practical, (see EATING, MILK, MATERNITY BLUES), with her whimsical, poetic and sometimes moving observations, (see HEMINGWAY, RICHARD BURTON, JUDY GARLAND, THE CAMERA), Dietrich creates in yet another field that special magic with which she has held the world enthralled for decades.

      Marlene Dietrich's ABC