- Date de naissance
- Date de décès6 mai 1992 · Paris, France (insuffisance rénale)
- Nom de naissanceMarie Magdalene Dietrich
- Surnom
- Lili Marlene
- Taille1,64 m
- Marlene Dietrich est née le 27 décembre 1901 à Schöneberg, Brandenburg, Prussia, German Empire [aujourd'hui part of Berlin, Germany]. Elle était actrice. Elle est connue pour Témoin à charge (1957), Coeurs brûlés (1930) et Jugement à Nuremberg (1961). Elle était mariée à Rudolf Sieber. Elle est morte le 6 mai 1992 à Paris, France.
- ConjointRudolf Sieber(17 mai 1923 - 24 juin 1976) (son décès, 1 enfant)
- Enfants
- ParentsLouis Erich Otto DietrichWilhelmina Elisabeth Josephine Dietrich
- ProchesJ. Michael Riva(Grandchild)J. Paul Riva(Grandchild)David Riva(Grandchild)Peter Riva(Grandchild)
- Low and sensual voice
- Wearing tuxedoes, men's hats, and men's tailored suits
- Her legs
- Aura of glamour and luxury
- Her signature scent was Bandit by Robert Piguet
- She sucked lemon wedges between takes to keep her mouth muscles tight.
- She demanded that Max Factor sprinkle half an ounce of real gold dust into her wigs to add glitter to her tresses during filming.
- The only show-business friend she ever had was Mae West. However, they never saw one another outside the Paramount lot.
- Her make-up man said she kissed so hard that she needed a new coat of lipstick after every kiss.
- Noël Coward and Dietrich became, and remained, close friends since their first conversation - by transatlantic telephone - in 1935.
- [on L'ange bleu (1930), German-language version of L'ange bleu (1930)] I thought everything we were doing was awful. They kept a camera pointed here [at my groin]. I was so young and dumb.
- I am not a myth.
- I never enjoyed working in a film.
- [in 1964] I had no desire to be a film actress, to always play somebody else, to be beautiful with somebody constantly straightening out your every eyelash. It was always a big bother to me.
- In Europe, it doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman - we make love with anyone we find attractive.
- Marlene (1984) - $100,000 + % of the profits
- Gigolo (1985) - $250,000
- I Wish You Love (1973) - $200,000
- Jugement à Nuremberg (1961) - $75,000 .00 + $18,750.00 for each full week of excess
- La Soif du mal (1958) - $7,500
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