Marlene by Marlene Dietrich

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an enchanting self-portrait of one of the most biggest entertainers of Hollywood’s golden age

film superstar. Cabaret sensation. Recording artist. author. Marlene Dietrich used to be nothing wanting captivating—and is still in order she chronicles her wonderful rise to superstardom in Marlene. From her early profession in Germany as a refrain girl to her breakout role as Lola in The Blue Angel to her courageous wartime tours, Dietrich recounts a existence that captivates on the web page just as she smoldered on the display. She writes passionately of her pals—together with Charlie Chaplin, Orson Welles, and Edith Piaf, among many others—and he or she stocks recollections of what she calls her biggest accomplishment: wonderful the Allied troops during international war II. A sustained expression of her daring, refined taste, Marlene reminds us why Dietrich is still an international icon and a true Hollywood legend.