Marlene Dietrich: 60 Second Bio

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Marlene Dietrich: 60 Second Bio

Marie Magdalene Dietrich, born on 27th December 1901 in Germany, was a legendary actress and singer who left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Rising to international fame in the 1930s, Dietrich became renowned for her sultry performances in films like "The Blue Angel" and "Morocco", solidifying her status as a cinematic icon. Known for her distinctive voice, glamorous style, and androgynous fashion choices, Dietrich challenged traditional notions of femininity.
During World War II, she actively supported the Allied forces and entertained the troops on the front lines.
Her enchanting voice found expression in her musical pursuits. Her recordings of songs like "Falling in Love Again" became international hits. Her theatrical career spanned decades, with successful performances in cabarets and concert halls worldwide.
Marlene Dietrich is remembered as a trailblazer who defied conventions and brought a new level of sophistication to Hollywood. Her impact on both cinema and music has solidified her place as one of the most enduring and influential figures in entertainment history.

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[danielalvarezgarcia]

A parte de una grande del cine, una mujer valiente, inteligente y culta..y sobre todo anti nazi..además hermosa y sensual..con las piernas más bonitas del cine❤❤❤.
Siempre tuyos Marlene😊

[Kalamain]

"Androgynous?"
Eh? what? No.

While she did often "Cross dress" as the saying goes, you will note, however, that all the clothing she wore was tailored in very much a feminine manner.

[fredloeper]

She even met with President Kennedy for ten minutes...or was it twenty? I don't know. I wasn't there.