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Marlene Dietrich

A glamorous star of classic cinema, German actress and singer Marlene Dietrich's career spanned from the 1920s to the 1980s. Holding American and German citizenship, she worked in both countries.

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Marlene Dietrich wearing a top hat, a bow tie and black suit.

5 things we can learn from Marlene Dietrich

5 things we can learn from Marlene Dietrich

Marlene Dietrich, who died 30 years ago, fled the Nazis and conquered Hollywood. She remains a role model today.
CultureMay 5, 2022
Costumes by Rene Hubert for 'That Lady in Ermine' staring Cesar Romero and Betty Grable.

Rene Hubert: A Swiss costume designer in Hollywood

Rene Hubert: A Swiss costume designer in Hollywood

Hubert worked with everyone from Marlene Dietrich to Marlon Brando. An exhibition is bringing his work back to life.
CultureMarch 19, 2021
Rene Hubert - Marlene Dietrich in 'Flame of New Orleans'

Designer Rene Hubert — a life in costumes

Designer Rene Hubert — a life in costumes

A look at some of Rene Hubert's best Hollywood costume designs for Hollywood's biggest stars of the 1920s-1960s.
CultureMarch 19, 202110 images
Marlene Dietrich (Koloriert)

Potsdam, first UNESCO Creative City of Film in Germany

Potsdam, first UNESCO Creative City of Film in Germany

Potsdam is the first German city to be named UNESCO Creative City of Film, thanks largely to its Babelsberg Studios.
FilmNovember 29, 2019
A close-up of Marlene Dietrich.

Marlene Dietrich in Berlin

Marlene Dietrich in Berlin

Out and about in Marlene Dietrich's world in Berlin and Babelsberg.
TravelDecember 27, 20179 images
Deutschland Geschichte Film Filmszene Der blaue Engel mit Marlene Dietrich

German film company Ufa turns 100

German film company Ufa turns 100

Founded in 1917, Ufa produced films that remain great classics — as well as works of propaganda for the Nazis.
CultureDecember 18, 2017