| Videos Please note: These videos are available on the US Market in NTSC format ONLY (NTSC is the standard video-tape format in the US) The only exception is Das Zweite Leben der Marlene which is available in PAL and NTSC. |
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| Morocco, directed by von Sternberg, 1930, co-starring Gary Cooper, MCA collection - 1hr 32 mins, black and white, not rated. Dietrich's first US release! Provocative. | |
| Dishonored, directed by von Sternberg, 1931, co-starring Victor McLaglen, MCA collection - 1hr 31 mins, black and white, not rated. Early quality film, hardly remembered, but worth seeing - very. |
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| Shanghai Express, directed by von Sternberg, 1932, co-starring Clive Brook, MCA collection - 1hr 22 mins, black and white, not rated. Probably the best von Sternberg film with Dietrich. |
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| Blonde Venus, directed by von Sternberg, 1932 co-starring Cary Grant,MCA collection - 1hr 34 mins, black and white, not rated. A romp. Grant is serious, Dietrich is having fun. | |
| Scarlet Empress, directed by von Sternberg, 1934, MCA collection - 1hr 45 mins, black and white, not rated. Dietrich at her imperious best. |
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| Destry Rides Again, directed by G. Marshall, 1939, co-starring Jimmy Stewart, MCA collection - 1hr 35 mins, black and white, not rated. Okay, so you know this has the knock-down bar fight. Dietrich tries to floor Jimmy! |
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| Pittsburgh, directed by L. Seiler, 1942, co-starring John Wayne, MCA collection - 1hr 32 mins, black and white, not rated. Their second film together. |
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| Golden Earrings, directed by M. Leisen, 1947, co-starring Ray Milland, MCA collection - 1hr 35 mins, black and white, not rated. Ray Milland is great and Dietrich plays the easy gypsy. |
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| Das Zweite Leben der Marlene, directed by Christian Bauer, 1995, Tangram Films, Munich - 45 mins, color, not rated. The story of the Dietrich Archive and its journey to Berlin. |
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| The Spoilers, directed by Ray Enright, co-starring John Wayne and Randolf Scott, 1942, MCA Collection -- 1 hr 28 mins. God and Greed in the Alaskan gold rush of the 1890's. |
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| Kismet, directed by William Dieterle, co-starring Ronald Coleman, 1943, MGM/UA Home Video -- 1hr 40 mins. The famous scene where Dietrich is painted gold, head to toe. |
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| Stage Fright, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, co-starring Jane
Wyman, Micheal Wilding and Richard Todd, 1950, WB -- 1 hr 50 mins. One of Marlene's
greatest roles, the surprise will grab you. A Hitchcock thriller. |
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| No Highway in the Sky, directed by Henry Koster, co-starring
Jimmy Stewart, 1951, 20th Century Fox -- 1 hr 38 mins. Jimmy Stewart as the boffin,
Marlene as the passenger who's life he wants to save. A good movie! |
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| Around the World in 80 Days, directed by Michael Todd,
co-starring... well, hald of Hollywood!, 1956, WB -- 2 hrs. 59 mins. A wonderful David
Niven and a half dozen of Marlenes good friends... a fun movie for fans and family alike. |
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| Judgement at Nuremburg, directed by Stanley Kramer, co-starring
Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, Judy Garland, Maximillian Schell and Montgomery Clift,
1961, MGM/UA Home Video -- 3 hrs. 6 mins. A strong performance in which Marlene plays her
mother. |
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| Ship of Lost Men, directed by Maurice Tourneur, co-starring
Fritz Kortner and Vlandmir Sokoloff, 1929, silent!, Critics Choice Video -- 1 hr. 37 mins.
A pre-Blue Angel film, in which you can already see the soultry look... and a lot of bad
acting. |
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| The Blue Angel, directed by von Sternberg, co-starring Emil
Jannings and Kurt Gerron, 1929, German with subtitles, Critics Choice Video -- 1 hr. 34
mins. The one and only. She put on weight for the role... von Sternberg's lightning
genious and good acting, won the day. |
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| Seven Sinners, directed by Tay Garnett, co-starring John Wayne,
1940, MCA Universal Home Video -- 1 hr. 27 mins. A real romp for the two of them, their
best movie together. |
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| Desire, directed by Frank Borzage, co-starring Gary Cooper,
1935, MCA Universal Home Video -- 1 hr 36 mins. A jewel heist, Cooper innocent, Marlene as
the femme fatale... old Hollywood classic. |
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Das Zweite Leben der Marlene, directed by Christian Bauer, 1995, Tangram Films, Munich - 45 mins, color, not rated. The story of the Dietrich Archive and its journey to Berlin. |
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