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Marlene (2000)
In this biopic, Marlene Dietrich leaves Berlin for Hollywood, where she establishes herself as an international star through various film roles.
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In this biopic, Marlene Dietrich leaves Berlin for Hollywood, where she establishes herself as an international star through various film roles.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Christian Pfannenschmidt
In Theaters:8/3/2000
Box Office:$2,061,924
Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Studio Babelsberg, RAI, Perathon Film-und Fernsehproduktions, ZDF, Trebitsch Produktion International GmbH
Cast
Joseph Vilsmaier
Director
Katja Flint
Marlene Dietrich
Herbert Knaup
Rudolf Sieber
Heino Ferch
Carl Seidlitz
Hans-Werner Meyer
Josef von Sternberg
Christiane Paul
Tamara Matul
Suzanne von Borsody
Charlotte Seidlitz
Armin Rohde
Emil Jannings
Monica Bleibtreu
Witwe von Losch
Otto Sander
Bühnenmanager
Heiner Lauterbach
Erich Pommer
Ben Becker
Ernst Linke
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