| Marlene Dietrich  AKA Maria Magdalena Dietrich von Losch
Born: 27-Dec-1901
Birthplace: Berlin, Germany
Died: 6-May-1992
Location of death: Paris, France
Cause of death: Kidney failure
Remains: Buried, Friedhof III, Berlin-Friedenau, Germany
Gender: Female
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Bisexual
Occupation: Actor Nationality: Germany
Executive summary: The Blue Angel Father: (Army Officer, died when Marlene was 11)
Father: Eduard von Losch (stepfather)
Husband: Rudolf Sieber (producer, m. 17-May-1924, d. 24-Jun-1976)
Daughter: Maria Riva (actress, b. 13-Dec-1924, Berlin)
Boyfriend: Gary Cooper (actor)
Boyfriend: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. (actor)
Boyfriend: Erich Maria Remarque (author)
Boyfriend: Jean Gabin (actor)
Endorsement of American Tobacco Company Lucky Strike cigarettes
Presidential Medal of Freedom
French Legion of Honor
Hollywood Walk of Fame 6400 Hollywood Blvd.
Naturalized US Citizen 1937
Sgt. Pepper Lonely Heart
Risk Factors: Smoking
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Prisoner of Paradise (11-Dec-2002)
Marlene (13-Jan-1984) · Herself [VOICE]
Just a Gigolo (16-Nov-1978)
Black Fox: The True Story of Adolf Hitler (1962) · Narrator [VOICE]
Judgment at Nuremberg (14-Dec-1961) · Mme. Bertholt
Touch of Evil (21-May-1958) · Tanya
Witness for the Prosecution (Dec-1957) · Christine
The Monte Carlo Story (1957) · Maria de Crevecoeur
Around the World in Eighty Days (17-Oct-1956) · Saloon Hostess
Rancho Notorious (1-Mar-1952)
No Highway in the Sky (21-Sep-1951) · Monica Teasdale
Stage Fright (23-Feb-1950) · Charlotte Inwood
A Foreign Affair (7-Jul-1948) · Erika Von Schluetow
Golden Earrings (27-Aug-1947) · Lydia
The Room Upstairs (18-Dec-1946)
Kismet (22-Aug-1944) · Jamilla
Follow the Boys (25-Apr-1944) · Herself
Pittsburgh (11-Dec-1942) · Josie Winters
The Spoilers (8-May-1942) · Cherry Malotte
The Lady Is Willing (17-Feb-1942)
Manpower (9-Aug-1941) · Fay Duval
The Flame of New Orleans (24-Apr-1941)
Seven Sinners (25-Oct-1940)
Destry Rides Again (29-Dec-1939) · Frenchy
Angel (29-Oct-1937) · Maria Barker
Knight Without Armour (1-Jun-1937) · Alexandra
The Garden of Allah (15-Oct-1936) · Domini Enfilden
Desire (11-Apr-1936) · Madeleine de Beaupre
The Devil is a Woman (15-Mar-1935) · Concha Perez
The Scarlet Empress (15-Sep-1934)
The Song of Songs (19-Jul-1933) · Lily Czepanek
Blonde Venus (16-Sep-1932) · Helen Faraday
Shanghai Express (2-Feb-1932) · Shanghai Lily
Dishonored (4-Apr-1931)
Morocco (14-Nov-1930)
The Blue Angel (1-Apr-1930)
The Ship of Lost Men (17-Sep-1929)
The Woman One Longs for (29-Apr-1929)
Official Website:
http://www.marlene.com/
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