Femme Fatale
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4minute 멋있는 척 hello (hello) 자신 있게 걸어 도도한 척 follow (follow)…
A.d.M.a We are 中王区マイク片手にわからす忠告 Ah, shit We are 中王区 Check it out we …
Ad.M.a Here she comes you better watch your step She's going to…
Adiss Stojí tam celé stádo a dúfajú Že raz im povie áno Že…
Adma Moje koleżanki (wybacz) Wychodzą za mąż (wybacz) Pierścionki…
Agonoize Du, und immer nur du – du, und immer nur…
Akina Nakamori 闇に聳える氷のオブジェビル街は出口のない迷路ね冷えた爪先包む唇窓辺に妖しい Moonlight 恋の事情言葉…
ALLFLAWS I see you winding through the neon haze, The glow of…
Alnev Don't you dare tell her what to do She isn't scared…

Aloe Blacc Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
BLACC Aloe Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Britney Spears I'll be your blonde tonight If thats what you like…
Cale John Lou Reed & Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Campo-Formio Nena, te pintas como una mensa Pero yo se algo de…
catoan I found a fear of me I fear that you're maybe…
Cindy-Louise Red lips and a beautiful smile Nicely dressed, bet you never…
Cliver Zjawia się nocą ta postać jak sen Anielskim spojrzeniem zacz…
Coyote Kid I knew a girl once With fire in her eyes A face…
D.V. Alias Khryst We are 中王区マイク片手にわからす忠告 Ah, shit We are 中王区 Check it out we …
Double King You who always feared the dark Think now you’ve found a…
Dramarama Here she comes Better watch your step She's going to break y…
Duran Duran I am, I myself alone, and realise, I never had to…
Duran Duran (The Wedding Album) Here she comes You better watch your step She's going to b…
Elisa Here she comes You'd better watch your step She's going to b…
Émilie Simon Here she comes You better watch your step She's going to b…
Emmanuelle Seigner A pas de velours, je viens vers toi, Je ne tiens…
Evdokia Kadi Yia su manka, ime eyo yineka Ke aniko se ena filο…
Eve and the Ocean Verse 1 He's my 007, he's my darling, he's my…
Exit Eden Twilight zone in the dead of night Sends a shiver down…
Femme Fatale - The Velvet Underground & Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Genevieve Waite Here she comes You better watch your step She's going to bre…
Girl in a Coma Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
HYPNOSISMIC -D.R.B- (CHU-OH-KU Kotonoha Party) We are 中王区マイク片手にわからす忠告 Ah, shit We are 中王区 Check it out we …
Imset Ne razumem več srca Ne deluje mi več logika Potopila si del…
Inspectah Deck (Inspectah Deck) Yo, yo, late night, her click deserted Ti…
John Cale & Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
John Cale/Lou Reed/Nico ? Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Kacper Mówisz „hotel" mówi „bez gier" Pojawia się czarna dama on as…
Katastroof Gij haalt het bloed onder mijn nagels vandaan Want lieve sch…
Kati Olin täällä kauan ennen sua Ja tiedän tarkkaan kuka peilistä…
King Princess Ohh Here she comes You better watch your step She′s gonna br…
KITCHEN 1 - The Velvet Underground Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
L.I.A.R. We are 中王区マイク片手にわからす忠告 Ah, shit We are 中王区 Check it out we …
Lee-Leet Nie słuchaj słów Ani dźwięków Nie dopatruj się barw Ani wymi…
Leezy Tongue tied I'm tryna find the words to say But its hard…
LIVING ROOM - The Velvet Underground Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lluther I, I came to get away I thought I took control I…
Loco-Holidays Hello, I'm a Femme Fatale, Listen up, I've got a…
Lou Reed Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lou Reed & John Cale Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lou Reed & Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lou Reed John Cale Nico (Velvet Underground) Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lou Reed- John Cale Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Lou Reed/John Cale/Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Luke Noa self destructive in every way you don't hold on to the…
Lynda Hé-hé Ah, ce soir, c'est moi la star Me parler c'est pas…
M. Laner Here she comes you better watch your step She's going to…
Madlife I'll come, I'll come to your party You've showed me how…
Marcos Luc ME DIJO: SOY LA PERDICIÓN ESTOS LABIOS DE MORRÓN SERÁN TUYOS…
Michał Bajor Kosztowałaś mnie, pani, słono Straciłem apetyt i honor P…
Misa Joey Can't believe how dare you say that No point that you'd stil…
Mrozu Ona na mnie poluje Juz czeka u bram To tak dekoncentruje Zap…
Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Noah scotia Your bright lips are crawling under my skin I wanna touch,…
Normundy I always thought I was bulletproof 'Till you let the lead…
One-2 How'd this come to be? What was love with passion Turned fat…
Ours Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Pansy Division Here he comes You better watch your step He's gonna break yo…
Pih Nie wiesz jak to jest Kiedy zakładam swoje ciemne okulary no…
Piotta Saranno + di 4 anni che non passavo qua sotto, Guardo…
Pitty Here she comes You better watch your step She's going to b…
Porta Nigra Sie goss das Gift in unseren Garten Eva, Eva: Femme Fatale …
Propaganda Wenn wir entweder ob wir es so d'rauf lassen Oder…
R.E.M. Here she comes you better watch your step She's going to…
Rettore Sarà come un sottile desiderio E andrà, bella valchiria, sop…
SalBe You’d better stop your games my heart feels like a…
Sharon Van Etten Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Sir Chloe Here she comes You better watch your step She′s going to bre…
Skylar Gudasz ain't you heard that, babe, I'm trouble and I've been lookin…
sonayou One strike and you lose me I took you to the…
Sophia Marie Smoking a cigarette Head bent back Over the balcony A comple…
Tai-Luc Why, here she comes, you better watch your step She's going…
The Emerald Planet She walks into the room (foxy) So beautiful she almost blind…
The Eve Verse 1 He's my 007, he's my darling, he's my…
The Kooks Don't ha habit's become you Don't habit's become your way i…
The Velvet Undeground And Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
The Velvet Underground The Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
The Velvet Underground [unofficial] Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Thomas Bergersen Nedo, Nedo beautiful Nedo Hey Golden Girl Golden coins and …
Tom Tom Club Here she comes You better watch your step She is going to…
Tracey Thorn Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Tröckener Kecks Ik kan een vrouw van licht allooi Ze is heel duur…
Tua Sie ist ein Blick, wie ein Satz, eine Fee, die…
Twin Temple Femme Fatale Is sex appeal A deadly poison? I'm in the mood…
Underground Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Velvet Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Velvet Underground & Nico Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Velvet Underground(벨벳 언더그라운드) Here she comes, you better watch your step She's going to…
Vinnie Who It takes Nothing but a minute For you To make Him fall …
Willem Barth Haren opgestoken beetje kak Netjes in een mantelpak Zo begin…
Zaku Maybe you would love me if Would love me if I’m…

ヒプノシスマイク We are 中王区マイク片手にわからす忠告 Ah, shit We are 中王区 Check it out we …

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@gunterangel

40w

Exactly !

She was brought to Hollywood by American director, Josef von Sternberg, who had directed her in 'Der blaue Engel'/'The Blue Angel', which was one of the first sound pictures made in Berlin/Germany in 1929.

The movie was made during a short period of time, when there was a joint venture of the American Paramount and the German UFA.

As it was a use in the days of the early talkies several language versions of prestigious movies
had been made, also for 'Der blaue Engel'/'The Blue Angel' .

Von Sternberg directed both, the German version and the English one.

And Marlene Dietrich as well as Emil Jannings also played in both versions.

The movie became a hit in Germany and in the USA.

Afterwards Von Sternberg persuaded Marlene Dietrich to follow him to Hollywood, where he was the most important builder of her movie career.

@hairanirodzi3109

Greta Garbo and Monroe
Dietrich and DiMaggio
Marlon Brando, Jimmy Dean
On the cover of a magazine
Grace Kelly, Harlow, Jean
Picture of a beauty queen
Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers, dance on air
They had style, they had grace
Rita Hayworth gave good face
Lauren, Katherine, Lana too
Bette Davis, we love you
Ladies with an attitude
Fellas that were in the mood
Don't just stand there, let's get to it
Strike a pose, there's nothing to it
Vogue, vogue
Vogue, vogue (move to the music)
Vogue, vogue
Vogue, vogue (go with the flow)

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@stephenstephen1505

3y↑139

One of the greats. The Academy should be ashamed that it never awarded her an Oscar

@lionboy4427

No😂Both Garbo and Dietrich are so f*** overrated wtf😅I mean, they were ok, but they are still at the bottom of the list, behind all the cool stars of the 30s (Harlow, Stanwyck, Hopkins, Blondell, Twelvetrees, Tierney and many more). And the same is for her director Von Sternberg - his films are soooo f*** boring🤦‍♂️🤣

@Josip7771

1y↑7

@@lionboy4427
You cannot even judge about them being overrated or underrated from today's perspective. That would not be fair. It was a hundred years ago. Times were different the equipment and technics were so much simpler than today.

@lionboy4427

1y↑1

@@Josip7771 What?? Wtf... The techniques back then was the best!! The later films that were done from the 60s onwards are trash!! I judge her by the OLD standards and perspective, not today's wtf Compared to the later and today's films, She, Garbo and Von Sternberg were the best things in the world and their work is all masterpiece - but not Compared to their contemporaries!!

@Josip7771

1y↑1

@@lionboy4427
Dont believe you know everything of that time😂 i Do not want what you would say about many actors of nowadays. If it Was not for animation, few of them would have made it to Film industry

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@vivinightskater

5y↑484

I so love the way she talks so easy and gentle and smart and intelligent and gives herself time to find the best words. I love her voice as well

@sshowgirl933

5y↑4

vivib s universe me too i love it

@LittleLulubee

3y↑10

She's so classy!

@ingeabrahamsen4684

2y↑7

I've notised that several of the actresses from that era, had very beautiful and pleasent signature voices.
Garbo, Dietrich, Gloria Swanson - even Bacall and Kathrine Hepburn.
Perhaps the last two wasn"t exactly beautiful, but at least they added to their personality and image.
Also Monroes voice was an important part of her beauty and personality.
To days actresses seem to have forgotten, how magical a voice - and a special and personal diction can be, and how it can enhance their charisma.

@MrAquinas1

2y↑1

You don't know much about her. She was a thoroughbred airhead.

@vivinightskater

2y↑1

@@MrAquinas1 and you do?, Did you meat her , talk to her ?

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@melissasaint3283

3y↑147

Lovely in every way, Marlene. Still gorgeous at 70, intelligent and poised,
so gracious in her admiration of Garbo...
And let's not forget that Hitler personally asked her to work for him, and what did she do instead?
Renounced her German citizenship, toured the US selling war bonds, entertained the troops, visited Injured soldiers and made highly effective anti-Nazi propaganda for the US.
Imagine the courage?
What a national treasure!

@user-kj1pq6zh3x

2y↑10

Strong woman💪

@MDonuT-of7px

2y↑15

Hell, she's a national treasure to Germany as well! To hell with that horrendous man for ruining the perception of Germany for generations and committing so many heinous crimes. We love Frau Dietrich in this Household!

@mehmetokay7073

1y↑6

She hated Hitler.

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@dmckenzie87

4y↑357

she's paying Garbo a compliment by saying that "no one was a competitor, not with Garbo". Basically saying that Garbo was the best and no one came close.

@dmckenzie87

3y↑28

Bailey Gibbons thank you for your kind comment. You are such a light in these troubling times.

@bobbyb7979

3y↑21

Even as an older woman, Greta still maintained her tall slender figure. I remember seeing her walking a couple times when I was a teenager. I was 20 when she passed

@rubenquirogakanahuaty3705

2y↑3

@@bobbyb7979 what an incredible memory to have.

@UNOwen1

2y↑1

She’s not ‘basically ‘ saying anything -Ms Dietrich IS - most definitely - saying as much.

Basically’ is a ‘filler word’. Is the equivalent of people saying ‘like’, or ‘your know’.

None of these adds anything either to the sentence they’re in, and the sentences are just as clear - if not more -so without using them.

You’re comment, otherwise was very on-the-mark.

@crazydude1197

2y↑2

Kipper Knickerz Thank you captain rude.

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@queerchoreography54

5y↑267

This is a woman with an innate charisma, right down to the bone.

@frankhulck2703

2y↑21

She was so intelligent. She had the industry and it’s people and fans around her finger tips👌🏼. This lady set more levels straight than some people could imagine 🦋 rip Marlene you where iconic and royalty still till this day. 2021

@james8343

5y↑995

Damn! she was in her 70's and STILL Looked FABULOUS!!!!!

@kalebchavez3279

5y↑77

james
No F*cking way... She's 70????.. I thought she early 40s.. are you SURE??

@jesussilva2545

5y↑32

What a beautiful and interesting was this woman!!

@bernardm.3205

5y↑81

@@kalebchavez3279
She was born in december 1901 so she was 69 during this interview!

@lunareclipse87

5y↑45

But still, looks DAMN good for 69!

@Leyla7292

5y↑21

@@bernardm.3205 Yes she looked about 15 years younger! But many here do NOT seem 2 remember what a big DIFFERENCE make up, cosmetic, do on a face!! 😅

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@seattlebeard

5y↑34

Her story was sad at the end. She was in physical pain to remain that beautiful. Wigs and horrible clips which pulled her skin taught under them. But incredible presence and a gorgeous voice. So much talent, class, and integrity. An icon if there ever was one.

@juanaltredo2974

5y↑95

yeah, Garbo looked like she came from an alien ship or descended from Valhalla, an incredible woman who made aristocrats look pedestrian, not just by her looks, but her attitude and demeanor. Truly the queen of hollywood

@silvanodelazzari8522

3y↑9

Garbo was unique: no one like her

@Bellasie1

32w↑1

Absolutely!

@SassyBratt1

5y↑202

Marlene seemed more beautiful as she got older. She is gorgeous here and her mannerism are so enchanting to watch. What a true star she was!

@rakesfunnyfarm

5y↑5

Everything was taped back.

@rocknroller77

4y↑2

SassyBratt1 😄

@carolinaviescafernandez5490

3y↑2

It is hard to believe that she became famous at 30's while most of the classic period stars used to be in their peak in the middle of her 20's. Marlene was way prettier during her mid 30's if you compare her with her younger pics. Marilyn was way better looking during her 30's.

@SamsungSamsung-tm9eu

2y↑1

Действительно,она в этом видео великолепная

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@mogg34y

1y↑8

Love her voice. Gentle and relaxing 😌

@nicnancy1312

2y↑3

What a sweet, straightforward, and very down to earth woman. Gorgeous to boot. Quite revolutionary for her time as well. Piaf and her, the epitome of glamour and European excellence. Such a shame woman like themselves could not go on to live forever.

@jeffgreenberg5306

4y↑9

Very intelligent, courageous, and great actress in her own right, but love her respect for Garbo and realization of her uniqueness as a beautiful, intelligent, and brilliant actress. Marlene wasn't quite that level but was also unique in her beauty and style.

@chucksellers8422

They were doing very different things and had very different careers. MD was at least comparable to all the actresses, and at the same time, outshined almost every other star in the Hollywood cosmos.

@BrendanJSmith

1y↑5

I still feel Garbo's super early retirement was the biggest loss of an actor that Hollywood ever experienced that wasn't a death.

@mrsbluesky8415

28w

Stage Fright wasn’t a big hit but I always loved that movie, especially Marlene’s performance. You can’t take your eyes off her, she has such a presence. And look at her here, so beautiful and well spoken, an icon of glamour.

@tillyboos

2y↑7

She and Garbo were my two FAVORITE actresses of that period. 💕 them both. ICONS. 🥰

@gracekelly1323

3y↑4

Прекрасная актриса! Несмотря на то, что жила в штатах, американского акцента нет, британский. Восхищаюсь ее таланту !

@gunterangel

40w

As the daughter of a German military officer in the Kaiser's Germany, it was expected from her to learn several European languages.

And of course the ideal pronounciation of the English language in German schools at the time was Oxford English.

That was, what every German, who was studying English, tried to achieve.

@sams9744

1y↑2

She changed and transformed herself into someone on another level. Her face, body, shape and the way she spoke! Looked so different from her early age and photos I've seen. Unreal...!

@juancastillaalejandro5476

49w↑3

De diva a diva!!!!!!!!!

@rolom3

3y↑52

If you know Marlene’s mannerisms from watching her movies, and if you know a bit about this situation. How she was bisexual but she found real pleasure and meaning with women and not with men. How she and Garbo had a relationship when she was 21 and Garbo only 19. How the end to their relationship was extremely painful and heartbreaking, and that Garbo made Dietrich swear not to speak a word of it for the rest of her life - she even had to pretend they never met....
Then you can see the pain Dietrich is holding back here. Not only the pain, but the love and admiration for Garbo that still remained. Did you see that sigh at the end? She’s so uncomfortable and she’s trying her best to keep her cool and mask her feelings.
“She didn’t go out and I didn’t go out so how could we meet?” The biggest lie ever, Dietrich was a party animal and Garbo went out too! They just avoided each other at all costs, if one was at a party the other had to leave.
Such a tragic story 💔

@sprague49

3y↑17

Their affair notwithstanding, Dietrich was a legend and the epitome of style and class. She wasn't going to sit there and gossip about other actresses, whoever they might be. Best to declare, "We never met", forcing the interviewer to either move on or challenge her. He tried and he failed. Bravo Marlene!

@jackevans3480

2y↑9

Of course there was the rumoured affair and they met while making "Die Freudlose Gasse," obviously, but one has to admire Dietrich's discretion and her obvious admiration for Garbo.

@Josip7771

1y↑9

@@jackevans3480 that is just an unproven rumor. The woman on set to be Marlene Dietrich in fact turned out to be Herta von Walther. I, personally, think it is more likely that they avoided each other for no distinct reason. It can be assumed that Garbo mostly avoided people in general and made only few exceptions.

@patronsaintofnow9765

34w↑2

@@Josip7771 This.

@pablobanados6552

4y↑15

Through this whole interview she remains very humble. Here she admitts Garbo's uniqueness.

@thomassperduti4500

4y↑14

Lol I love Dietrich but when she said she never met Garbo because Garbo never went out "true enough" and she Dietrich didn't go out I had to laugh. Dietrich was always going out absolutely always.

@hazlitt1

1y↑4

Two of my favourite all time leading ladies…… Garbo and Dietrich. They had it all, beauty, grace, intelligence, gravitas, femininity, …… leading ladies today are nothing…. Same for leading men.

@arnoldstollar5375

5y↑1

Few people have performed in French or German. As this singer has. Great.

@nicolettaciccone1004

7y↑28

Both were and are still my favourite actresses.

@vistaestrada

4y↑11

The way she says the word “competitor”. Heavenly!

@SnagleTooth14

3y↑5

She was an amazing woman❤

@Readyteddygo

3y↑112

Marlene doing Mariah’s “I don’t know her” before Mariah was even born.

@RosieBrownie

3y↑6

This was exactly what I was saying in my mind - 😂😂

STILL, I ship the two of them...
That might be weird but I'm Swedish and love both Greta and Marlene (but Marlene a bit more obviously 😅❤)

@kinelar-7010

3y↑1

@@RosieBrownie but the swedish one is garbo

@RosieBrownie

3y↑2

@@kinelar-7010
Yeah that's why I said it might sound weird that I'm a bigger fan of Marlene than Greta ☺

@kinelar-7010

3y↑2

@@RosieBrownie ah so why "Marlene a bit more obviously", why "obviously"? (if you're swedish) ah nevermind, it's not important, cheers!

@Hello-fz3cj

2y↑2

yah but Marlene wasn’t being shady

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@missdee4927

2y↑3

The thing about Garbo is she was a legend and set apart from her peers while she was alive and young. Most people had to die young to become legends or get old.

@Josip7771

1y↑2

Well she managed to become a legend by creating that mystery around her by disappeearing so early from the screen and from the public. Im not quite sure if she had managed to keep her legend aura wouldn't she had disappeared so early

@livingintorontorealestate

3y↑27

I LOVE how Dietrich barely conceals her contempt for almost everyone who interviews her! ;-)

@fortunatoofamontillado1059

pretentious!

@garrettmeadows2273

3y↑6

good point. You could easily see she thought the interviewers shallow idiots trying to pry it out of her that she and Garbo had an affair.

@akrenwinkle

2y↑1

@@garrettmeadows2273 As Clinton would say, it depends on the meaning of affair. Unless a lot of people are lying, they hooked up at least once when young, then, according to Frank Sinatra's valet, who wrote a book about his boss, they got together in the 1950s at one of Frank's properties while Frank was away. Of course, it was pointless to try to get Marlene even 100 kilometers near this.

@philipdraper7284

2y↑3

Her daughter claims she could not stand Garbo. These old film stars were complete professionals in that regard. They rarely if ever bashed a protege or peer from the old days. They kept in PRIVATE. Now every celebrity gets on Twitter and knocks another because they forgot to wave hello at them out shopping at the supermarket. That’s what our culture has become.

@bnkundwa

An outstanding artist.

@camila-qe6yv

3y↑1

her voice is amazing what a woman

@daveyrogers7336

3y↑12

One of the most beautiful and under-rated stars and actresses of The Golden Age. Should have won Oscar for Witness for the Prosecution.

@chucksellers8422

3y↑1

I'm a huge fan, and that was her best work.

@Okidoki-uo9pk

under-rated? You talking seriously?

@daveyrogers7336

2y↑1

@@Okidoki-uo9pk As an actress most certainly.

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@kyleturner8283

5y↑12

Style, class, sophistication, an astounding actress & a wonderful Grandmother to the four Riva boys !

@daxashah1506

4y↑3

Very bold n honest interview of this German actress of forties n fifties.She herself was very good actress.Privilidged to watch her in Billy Wilder’s court drama Witness For the Prosecution(1958).

@evedarling1307

6y↑626

"Nobody was ever a competitor. Not with Garbo"

@sshowgirl933

5y↑36

unique marlene

@mz8583

5y↑87

Actually that was a very gracious thing to say, coming from Marlene who herself was a legend 💗

@bornyesterday2994

5y↑3

Eve Maureen ok calm down a bit

@andrewmark2783

5y↑18

Except Joan Crawford, who stole Grand Hotel.

@soul2soul429

5y↑7

Dolores del Rio tops them, all together!

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@alexanderzaphir721

It's so unfair comparing talents.
Garbo had many unique moments.
What Marlene achieved with Sternberg was unique ,as well.
Diedrich had a capacity that Garbo hadn't.She knew how to last.She knew how to defend herself while aging.
In the world of cinema ,this is very difficult.She had more education ,and knowledge is power.
Dolores del Rio was unique ,Maria Felix was unique,Ava Gardner was unique.
What Silvana Pampanini created with Zampa in ...Processo alla citta...was unique.The face of Lolobrigida in ..Trapeze ,or ..la piu bella del mondo... was also unique.Crawford in...Damned don't cry....is unique.
Unique is to be born with the dna of a star ,and to be helped by a lot of good luck to reach the top, without finding in your path ,so many obstacles.

@crazydude1197

2y↑1

I adore that everyone knew Marlene was a silent film actress too but she would deny it til the very end of her life. Such a petty queen, love her hehehe.

@kcribin5654

1y↑1

What a lady/woman whom I would have given everything to have met, if only briefly

@tara607

4y↑30

She simply takes my breath away...

@pauloisabel6073

3y↑2

The innate charisma of Marlene Dietrich.

@johnny-cc4in

6y↑3

I believe this was one of her last sit down face to face interviews. About 8 years later she hid away from the public eye. Still looks good here.

@marialuisamalnero2711

3y↑9

I admired her courage during the WW2 and how she stood Up against the nazis

@dickiegreenleaf750

3y↑2

I like her honesty.

@iiiiiccccc

4y↑7

of course they met haha. Marlene & Jean Gabin rented one of Garbos houses in the 1940s. Garbo was their next door neighbour. Also, they were re-introduced to each other in 42 at an Orson Welles party. What's more, they met in the early 30s once when they both dated Mercedes de Acosta. After Mercedes they had a few other shared lovers. Interesting stuff. Hollywood was a village. When Marlene says "we never met" she might mean "we met in passing, but we never really met". You never know with this queen lol. Love m both.

@mariaalano3077

3y↑1

she looks to be herself, no pretensions, exudes confidence of a strong woman

@richierich2547

3y↑7

An actress from the golden era of Hollywood. I like "Blue Angel". I like to watch those old movies on tv you know Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Carol Lombard, Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Tyron Power......they had style and glamour

@kuziokundera

4y↑2

Damn...this is 1971, which means she’s 70? To look that good at 70 in 1971 is almost impossible.

@marie-claudebecker291

2y↑1

Une tres grande actrice de cinema. Une des plus grandes.

@MrCrowebobby

5y↑6

Talking to a famous Broadway writer who had just arrived in Hollywood, it may be in Moss Hart's autobiography, Dietrich about regretting to have accepted a film role: "Garbo turned it down; she knew it was trash. She has the primitive instincts. All those peasants do."

@songbirdy

5y↑1

That sounds about right. She's also talked of Garbo being poor and wearing dirty underwear. Just horrible trash talk. But Garbo showed her I guess. She was able to retire at 36, rich. Never had to work another day in her life and died at 84 worth millions. Never had to do an interview on a talk show either!

@asbisi

35w

Beautiful. Her voice too.

@Sheldontexmex

4y↑11

It seems like she love her and she recognized no one ever was a competitor , not with Garbo ❤️

@ed_leonardi

5y↑65

When actors had class!

@hrvojekosi5323

4y↑3

I was watching Stage Fright the other day, she really dominates the screen.

@erwinwoodedge4885

5y↑3

Dietrich is a class act!

@richardpodnar5039

4y↑14

Marlene always held that her first picture had been "The Blue Angel" (ostensibly the first talkie out of Germany), but she had already been in several silent films prior to that.

@hectormanuel9793

4y↑3

She meant that when Garbo was making the silents, she wasn't in Hollywood doing pictures. She didn't arrived until Garbo had started working in talking pictures.

@Green4CloveR

4y↑247

You're sitting across this legend and you waste everyone's time asking her about another actress.

@normadesmond6017

4y↑59

Nobody ever wasted time talking about Garbo…..

@paulyandle1286

4y↑3

Completely agree with you.

@jankowalski3220

10/10 Opus magnum nb 1, title: "how to fuck up the interview of life"

@45910

4y↑18

It's an interview...clip, 1 minute & 23 seconds. One legend speaking on another legend. And not everyone see's it as time wasted. I enjoyed her speaking about Garbo. As I saw Garbo several times where I was employed in 1975 - 80. Both women were legends in their own time.

@normadesmond6017

@@45910 Yes, she knew they were they greatest of their time. And they were.

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@Problembeing

5y↑74

She looked amazing for 70! She looked amazing at 70 if she was in her 40s!

@softshallow7435

5y↑2

Problembeing well probably a facelift. They happened in them eras as well.

@Problembeing

5y↑5

SOFTSHALLOW undoubtedly. She definitely braided her hair tight and wore a wig. But I don't care, it still looks great ☺️

@softshallow7435

Problembeing yeah she looks magnificent!😊

@kayvonfoerster8436

5y↑8

@@softshallow7435 Marlene taped the skin of her face with stripes and wore a wig. She was afraid of plastic surgerys and didn't have one.

@softshallow7435

5y↑2

Kay von Foerster well it worked better than having a face lift. Have you seen most with facelifts? Also this way is cheaper!

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@freesanatani914

1y↑2

Unmatchable Dietrich and unmatchable Garbo

@alanwisdom7777

5y↑41

A true Lady, not like now they all throw carbage on the back of others.She speaks with respect of Garbo .
I miss this time When the stars were really stars, by which I mean, they were inaccessible, mysterious, distant, and every appearance was an event. Now with social networks, we see celebrities in their kitchen, in their bathroom without makeup, there is no more mystery. They are all drowned in a flood of Instagram images

@MrCrowebobby

4y↑1

She said of Garbo to a Broadway writer in Hollywood "She has the primitive instincts; all those peasant do." It's in his autobiography.

@nathelondon3719

41w↑1

My boyhood crush . Such class. Such refinement. We had Marlene now we are left with Madonna. Need I elaborate?

@sickagain7541

3y↑65

MARLENE ALWAYS HAD THOSE BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM EYES!!!. SHE WAS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN!!.

@jubalcalif9100

She was no Hope Emerson, but the late great Ms Dietrich certainly was one lovely lady.

@possible582

2y↑1

Marlene Dietrich is so enchanting! I like both Marlene and Greta. Thanks for sharing 🙂

@freesanatani914

40w

This is meta on so many levels

@Josip7771

1y↑2

I don't really believe that they never met...they had mutual friends and stuff...but she's probably right of not having known her. Who has ever known Garbo

@PedroZarateFeliu

5y↑4

Hermosa!!maravillosa!una gran dama.

@sunmoonstars2228

3y↑2

It was a documentary about her early days. The truth was when she started she was copying Greta Garbo, and it was the competitiveness aspect involved. But she said the truth and that Greta was unique

@guillermonorbertomanfredo

4y↑1

Greta Garbo fue grande desde un principio, Marlene ascendió al retirarse Garbo, es más, muchos años después a Dietrich le preguntaban sobre Greta, cosa que no sucedió al revés, y que tampoco le agradaba demasiado...

@paolotondo2463

3y↑2

Unbelievable that she was already 70!what a beuatiful woman 😍

@DebbieFan70

3y↑1

She was so classy.

@urubear

That moment of truth at 0:45.

@shadowplay5363

3y↑10

She is such an Ice Queen, which is exactly what you expect from Dietrich.

@barronmaxxx2991

7y↑2

I never realized how shy and almost meek in interviews talking about her life...let alone she was MGM;s Garbo counterpart....I loves this.

@simonconstable8156

7y↑2

Dietrich was at Paramount.

@barronmaxxx2991

I knew it was MGM Paramount Warner Bros...I mean no disrespect...Ginger Rogers/Cyd Charise Marilyn Monroe/Jayne Mansfield Joan Collins/Elizebeth Taylor etc...

@twerk4jesus108

7y↑2

It's not shyness, she's just being coy and doesn't want to say too much. Garbo and Dietrich were secret lovers so this was an awkward question!

@a.o.2609

22w

Роскошная женщина!

@chucksellers8422

The best way to compare Garbo and Dietrich was that one was a performer and the other was a performance.

@isaiasramosgarcia9771

tras tantos años en Holywood aun con fuerte acento aleman

@winnienguyen4420

3y↑1

Not surprising as I always found Marlene to be the only actress with any similarities to Garbo. Both were wonderful.

@Starkardur

I doubt that Garbo would feel the same LMFAO. Marlene adored Garbo. Too bad the feeling were not mutual.

@Phoenixhunter157

3y↑8

She’s more beautiful here than she was in her 20’s! 😍😍🤯

@sapphire7424

5y↑2

She just said what we all know, no one before or since has ever compared to GG.

@georgegallucci1845

Garbo’s pictures have not aged well. They seem ridiculous if you watch them now.

@songbirdy

@@georgegallucci1845 some are camp. Not all of them. Camille. Anna Christie. Ninontchka. Anna Karinia. Even silents like A Woman of Desires is good still. I mean melodrama was the movies in the 20's. I actually liked Conquest with Boyer and her. She seldom had a strong male lead. Barrymore. But she messed up and over acted in Grand Hotel imo.

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@julianmarsh8384

34w

Voices were important in the early days of sound. Garbo, Dietrich, as well as some male actors such as Robinson, Bogart, and William Powell...

@JSB1882

5y↑36

Man! She was 70 in that interview. It's interesting that Garbo and Dietrich shared the same lover - John Gilbert. I believe Dietrich discovered his dead body in 1936.

@jrcris70

5y↑13

Actually the really important lover they shared was Mercedes de Acosta, and it was probably a revenge act from Marlene, who was quite envious of Garbo's success.

@RollingOnFire

5y↑2

They also in fact dated each other

@jrcris70

5y↑2

@@RollingOnFire that has not been proven yet. It is possible, but there is no evidence about it. That's why serious Dietrich biographies, which mention most of her affairs, avoid to confirm this particular one.

@trilby5546

4y↑1

Garbo wanted to be alone.

@WalterLiddy

5y↑4

It's funny - Joan Crawford was in awe of Garbo too. If these ladies didn't consider themselves in the same league, I'm sure she's right that nobody did.

@marciosr8504

So did Kate Hepburn and Bette Davis. Both said the same things with different words...

@martijnkeisers5900

2y↑1

They actually met and were in a silent picture together.

@jakasnazwa2072

Where ?

@thelonelyelephant

4y↑46

interviewer: did you know her?
marlene: no ... 👀

@TraviataBoheme

3y↑2

😂😂😝

@elfedowen6452

3y↑3

🤥

@tempusfugit3405

2y↑2

Her nonverbal communication was just.... Well it kind speak for itself... In this point. She was like " shit I have to hide the fact that we slept together in several occasions hope they don't notice."

@wolfgangjohn3675

3y↑1

Rest in peace!

@LittleLulubee

3y↑2

She's so elegant!! Her dress is gorgeous, and I love her hair! 😍💖😍

@poppycrust6871

Marlene was born in 1901, this interview was filmed 1971. I can't believe it she's 70 here???

@mautoban66

51w↑1

I love her instantly

@sebeckley

3y↑1

Dietrich was in 18 silent films, mostly if not all in Germany. She was also in one of them with Garbo.

@Myplop

2y↑2

She said she wasn’t in Hollywood Silents which is true

@gunterangel

40w

@kevinbergin2225

5y↑3

I would have been interested in a Garbo/Dietrich pairing. Right up there with a Gary Cooper /John Wayne western? But these things never happened.

@GFSLombardo

6y↑1

Neither Garbo nor Dietrich ever publicly admitted that they knew each other, let alone had an unhappy lesbian affair (which they apparently did). Both were actresses, they both knew how to lie-its called "acting". Dietrich gave one such "performance" to the 2 TV guys in the video. She dodged all of the "delicate" questions and tried to convince them she was just a humble little hard working actress from Germany-AND SHE DID NOT WANT TO TALK ABOUT GARBO-GET IT!?

Reading Maria Riva's biography about her mother , she wrote that during the late 1960's early 1970's Dietrich suffered a series of serious accidents . This, as well as the known fact that she habitually wore a very stiff and tight"foundation" under her clothing, and may have been on pain medication, one may surmise the reasons she looked so stiff and uncomfortable and was "hiding" behind the piano. She may have been in pain back in 1971, maybe even using an unseen wheelchair?-But the show must go on! P.S. She played those two men like they were two trout on her line(lol).

@markc3393

Love Dietrich there was no one like her either.

Bette Davis said Greta Garbo was like the camera it was up to the other actor to work off of her. I can't remember the quote exactly but it was very interesting. She was talking about transcending a role but she said no one really transcended except Garbo.

@mic6434

5y↑2

I love Marlene so much...

@gennarojg3

I loved Dietrich and Garbo. Dietrich gives great compliment to Garbo here. Wow, she never even met her either.

@hairanirodzi3109

@45910

4y↑6

I as a young adult would see Garbo every so often where I was employed 1975 - 80. We never interacted, there was no reason too.

@robertjones9151

I love her poise. Judy Garland would always try to talk down about her.

@guillermonorbertomanfredo

Creo que Garbo fue superior, no creo que en su grandeza, haya regfistrado a Marlene, la Dietrich siempre se quejó que cuando le hacían una nota le nombraban a Garbo, aún varios años después que Greta se retirara del cine