Marlene Dietrich Collection
Marlene Dietrich: An Icon of the Silver Screen Step into the glamorous world of Marlene Dietrich
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Marlene Dietrich: An Icon of the Silver Screen Step into the glamorous world of Marlene Dietrich, a legendary actress who captivated audiences with her mesmerizing performances. From December 1st to 30th, 2009, BFI Southbank celebrated Josef Von Sternberg's exceptional collaboration with this enigmatic star. In "Blonde Venus" (1932), Dietrich exuded sensuality and vulnerability as she navigated the complexities of love and sacrifice. Her unforgettable portrayal left an indelible mark on cinema history. "The Blue Angel" (1930) showcased Dietrich's magnetic presence as she seduced both her co-star Emil Jannings and viewers alike. This film catapulted her to international fame, establishing her as a femme fatale like no other. Dietrich's allure continued in "The Scarlet Empress" (1934), where she transformed into Catherine the Great, ruling over imperial Russia with fierce determination. The lavish sets and costumes perfectly complemented Dietrich's commanding performance. In "Shanghai Express" (1932), Dietrich portrayed a mysterious woman caught in a web of intrigue aboard a train bound for danger. Her smoldering gaze and impeccable style made her an icon of elegance amidst chaos. "The Devil is a Woman" (1935) marked another collaboration between Dietrich and Von Sternberg, showcasing their undeniable chemistry once again. As Concha Perez, she bewitched audiences with her captivating beauty and irresistible charm. These stunning lithographs capture different facets of Marlene Dietrich's multifaceted persona - from vibrant color portraits that highlight her allure to black-and-white photographs that reveal the depth behind those piercing eyes. Each image tells its own story while paying homage to this timeless Hollywood legend. Even today, Marlene Dietrich remains an eternal symbol of glamour and sophistication. Her legacy lives on through these remarkable films that continue to inspire generations of cinephiles.