Yeah, it's like she let her guard down a little here. In real life she was really a much warmer person, when she wasn't trying to project her diva persona. I wrote about that in this post:
I love her sense of humour about herself. I liked her transformation in the Orson Welles movie Touch of Evil. She always played the prostitute, but she brought dignity to those roles.
She actually has a warmth in this that is pretty rare in both her publicity stills and her movies. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's like she let her guard down a little here. In real life she was really a much warmer person, when she wasn't trying to project her diva persona. I wrote about that in this post:
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I love listening to Marlene Dietrich and watching her act, especially in her 1930s roles.
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I love her sense of humour about herself. I liked her transformation in the Orson Welles movie Touch of Evil. She always played the prostitute, but she brought dignity to those roles.
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