Marlene Dietrich - Final Recording (1990) Age 89
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2021
- Dietrich's show business career largely ended on 29th September 1975, when she fell from the stage and broke a thigh bone during a performance in Sydney, Australia. The following year, her husband, Rudolf Sieber, died of cancer on 24th June 1976. Dietrich's final on-camera film appearance was a brief appearance in Just a Gigolo (1978), starring David Bowie in which she sang the title song, after this Dietrich became increasingly dependent on painkillers and alcohol and withdrew to her apartment at 12 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. She spent the final 13 years of her life mostly bedridden. On 31st December 1990 she spoke via telephone and you can hear this in the video, this would be the last time the public would ever hear from her again, On 6 May 1992, Dietrich died of kidney failure at her flat in Paris at age 90.
Her voice was still very much herself and alone at 89! And still had that sexy tone. Wow
Whatttt
Shame she didn't sing anything during the phonecall.
Her voice sounds amazing!
Was für eine wunderbar melodische Stimme dieser Frau die schon zu Lebzeiten zur Legende wurde !!!!
Möge sie im Frieden unseres Herren ruhen !!!!
HAFICAMM KFT.
Marlene glaubte nicht an Gott ...den Unsinn an ein Leben nach dem Tod.....usw wie sie Maximilian Schell erzählte
Bei 2:18 Minuten spricht ihre Tochter Maria Riva. Marlene hat in ihrem Leben schutzbedürftigen Menschen einige schreckliche Dinge angetan. Ihre Tochter liebte sie, wird sie aber nie vergessen. Maria ist jetzt 98 Jahre alt.
Heute vor 30 Jahren ist sie für immer von uns gegangen. 06.05.2022
Aging feels like life’s cruel prank on the beautiful. This is not said with a sense of schadenfreude. It is just said out of a sense of empathy.
We basically all come here to wither and die. The stuff in between is mostly needeness and vanity.
Romantics say love is the one thing that makes all this silliness somehow worthwhile. What a pitiful existence, begging for, trying to attain, and attempting to hold on to this supposed "love" of others.
Life is sad and tragic really, just vain sadness and tragedy.
@@moonhaze8332genau auf den Punkt gebracht...
Sehr schön gesagt.
Una gran mujer que, hasta su último respiro, siguió siendo una gran diva.
Grandissima Diva,commovente.
wunderbar!
Maestra! The voice, the energy is sufficient - I understand! Dankie hier uit Suid-Afrika...
I LOVED HER SHE HAD ONE OF THE MOST SEXIEST
VOICE BESIDES BEEN GREAT ACTRESS
SHE WAS BEAUTIFUL ,
AND THE VOICE
SHE SOUNDED
LIKE WHEN SHE WAS YOUNG AT 90
I LOVE HER I LOVE HER , MARLEN DIETRICH!!😢
her voice sounded great, she seems totally sharp and still outstandingly charismatic! its a shame she felt the need to hide away in her old age and life a lonesome life. its the way she wanted it, but i wish she would have felt differently. even though she was ashamed of her looks i am sure she actually looked great for her age. propably even more so without her usual youthening trickery like in this picture.
Beautiful voice!
She was beautiful, sexy, smart and sooo german, I love her voice!
Absolute icon, because she didn't care she is an icon, and that is the most important thing.
You don't seem to know much about this woman :D
@@me_lero good thing you do.
@@me_lero *это ты ничего не знаешь о Марлен.*
@@GoddesII Oh, and you do? STFU!!
I read she was a racist and full of herself and didn't like normal citizens and looked down on everyone
Shame she didn't sing anything during the phonecall.
Her voice sounds amazing!
If someone puts that call on music, I'll happily buy it.
Let's hope the Tuxedomoon are reading this.
There is a phone call like 1-2 years before that was taken where she sang "falling in love again"
Das waren noch schauspieler. Die aussprache aller schauspieler dieser zeit war immer klar zu verstehen. Siehe jannings froebe kinski knef albers usw. Aber heute......niemals diese qualitaet
wie wahr!
Gabi Fuerst
Von solchen Pauschalurteilen halte ich gar nichts ! Dieses heute ist alles schlecht früher teile ich absolut nicht....Solche Aussagen gab schon immer , auch vor 50. oder 100. Jahren...daran kann man ersehen das das so nicht stimmen kann. Gute Schauspieler,Künstler und weniger gute oder schlechte gab es ebenso damals wie heute.
Unlike today, in the old days it was a requirement for actors to pronounce well any language they where speaking in a movie so they got the habit of pronouncing properly.
Sie hat echte klare Aussprache. Ich habe Deutsch in der Schule gelernt, habe alles verstanden. Ein Freund von mir aus Berlin war bei ihrer Beerdigung anwesend.
@@bobinobakera very smart comment thank you
Kocham cię Marlene.
Благодарю вас за память❤
Je l'aime beaucoup c'etait une vraie star mondiale une sacrée dame sa fille j'ai moins d admin
Marlene Dietrich was a glamorous, fascinating woman and a very good actress. She was also a raging narcissist. I believe everything that Maria Riva wrote about her mother in her fascinating book. It was so good that I read it twice. 😊
Schön spricht Sie. Tolle Erinnerungen ❤
Marlene Dietrich war eine der letzten wirklich großen Diven des Films und auch der Musik! Heutige "Sternchen" kommen nicht über winzige Zentimeter an sie heran. Sie war eine äußerst disziplinierte Schauspielerin, wunderbar in ihren Rollen, wunderbar in ihren Konzerten, unerreicht. Heute sehen wir mit wenigen Ausnahmen nur selbstverliebte arrogante Typen ohne irgend ein Charisma. Schade! Ich sehe Marlenes filme immer noch sehr gern und höre ihre wunderbaren Songs, ihre Stimme.................
primelkasten
Das ist mit viel zu flach gedacht - Marlene war natürlich einzigartig wie Asta Nielsen,Pola Negri ,Greta Garbo , Mae West,Bette Davis und viele andere Stars der Zeit bevor das Fernsehen die Welt eroberte. Das solche Stars in dieser Form wie in diesen goldenen vor TV Zeiten nicht mehr geben kann ist logisch. Du benutzt den Begriff " arrogant " fällst ein Pauschal Urteil - Du selbst bist hier arrogant und überheblich - es gab und gibt nach Marlene immer wieder großartige Schauspieler und Schauspielerinnen im Film sowie auf der Bühne - die nicht selbstverliebt ,Charisma haben....
Ich bin auch ein sehr großer Verehrer von Marlene - aber nicht so fanatisch das ich alles andere , Schauspieler von heute nicht sehe und so überheblich in Bausch und Bogen verurteile wie Du es hier machst. Und im übrigen selbstverliebte Schauspieler ohne großes Charisma gab es auch zu Marlenes großer Zeit - das kein Alleinstellungsmerkmal von heute.
Sehr authent ❤durch alle ihre wundervollen Chanson ❤🎉❤
Bless her x
Heute gibt es Melanie Müller, Verona Feldbusch (Pott), Cathy Hummels, etc. Ich lebe in einer schrecklichen Zeit ‼️‼️‼️
Und Sophia Thomalla und Gina Lisa Lohfink 🤢🤮
Na ja! Talentfrei und alles digital!😊
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🙏🕊🌹
I dont believe she NEVER left her apartment. Who would even know this? It is not like she at 90 was still this siren that everybody would notice. Elderly people become invisible. My grandmother spent her last years of 94 years walking with a walker, but still she went to the hairdresser, doctor, for a walk and so on....
Great Madame Dietrich Love to yours ever ❤❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Das man dieses Bild, im Bett sitzend, von ihr nutzt, hätte sie bestimmt nicht gemocht.
Dann hätte sie sich nicht für DM 50.000,- von der Zeitschrift BUNTE so fotografieren lassen sollen ;-)
Nicht schön, aber leider wahr. Zeitweise die höchstbezahlte Schauspielerin der Welt, ausverkaufte Konzerte weltweit bis weit über 70... und am Ende konnte sie nicht mal mehr die Miete im Vorderhaus bezahlen.
@@OrdinaryAlien Es geht nicht darum, warum und das sie es gemacht hat.
Sie hat es nicht gemocht! Sie hat es gemacht um Geld zu verdienen!
I think that somebody snapped that picture without her permission, startling her. All those years trying to hide away, then someone stole her wish, to keep her image as beautiful. Sad irony. All those years wasted in the flash of a moment, in a flash of the camera.
❤
Nice voice
❤️🇧🇷🎶
I feel like this shouldn’t even be shown. Let the image and the fantasy that she crafted for decades persist. No one wants the cruelty of old age exposed if they care about how they look. But yet, I watched.
I wish there were subtitle options. Can anyone translate?
She talks man about the film stooges in Berlin.
At one time there was a rumor that there was a photograph of her during her last days and it was sent for somebody to publish and the person tour the picture up and never published it I don't know if the true story if it is I'm very happy that they tore it up for maybe it's just another myth
what documentary is this?
some people are simply mean to be alone
That's her daughter talking at the very end of the video @ 2:18
So sad that she recluesed herself into her Paris apartment for the next 16year's until here death at the age of 92?in 1996?,as I look at the last photo of her she still has that young Marlene look only older, I wounder as I look at her in the photo what was her thoughts ,did she have regrets on her days when she was
young and should she have changed anything about herself and ways then,we will never no,but she was a great entertainer, and loved the spotlight on her, rest in peace Marlene you may be gone but your not forgotten ,that's for sure,god bless you amen,🌹😘👍💜💖💏🌈🌼👏😍😘💟👍👏👏👏👏🌈🌸😘
She died in 1992 not 1996 :)
She was 91 at the time of her death.
Not a big deal (and no offense to you) but she was in her 91st year. She died May 6 and had over 7 months until she officially turned 91.
Can someone translate? ☺️
Yes, of course!
Moderator: Can you hear me or do I have to repeat the question louder?
Dietrich: Yes, I can not hear you. Again the question! ....
I only have the most beautiful memories. I found the UFA Studio in Babelsberg to be wonderful. You know, I’ve never played in an important movie before, so I couldn’t draw any comparisons, but I do remember Mr. Von Sternberg’s opinion to this very day. He came from Hollywood and was spoiled because of the wonderful studios there. When he saw the studios for the first time, while doing the test recordings for the movie “Der blaue Engel” (The blue Angel), he was extremely impressed. But the way the film started, he was really full of admiration from the buildings, from the stages and also from the crew, from the employees, the photographers, from the stage painters etc., etc.. He explained to me why the Babelsberger Studios were first class. I could not appreciate it, since I’ve only played little roles in little movies, but I’ve got the nostalgia for Babelsberg to this very day and I can only hope that they have the success, which they rightly acquired. …
Good bye, I keep my fingers crossed for you. - Marlene
I'm sorry if there are grammatical mistakes, I'm just a 16 year old student from Germany and I'm still learning!
Thank you so much for taking the time to do that for us!
@@classicmovieentertainment8467
You did an excellent job - thank you!
@@EYE_GOTCHA Glad, I could help here!
@@classicmovieentertainment8467 thanks!! you are great!!
Can't comment we all know
Mrs H 🇬🇧 ..Marlene's life was hard especially throughout WW2..The trauma she suffered I can't even begin to understand..She was traumatised so much with WW2 that I actually believe she cared too much that her own children never got the mother they deservd .. I'm so sorry to them BUT for me Marlene suffered so much Psychologically that her children suffered also along with the Psychpologica
She had one child, a daughter Maria Riva. Dietrich entertained troops after USA entered war.
Not knowing her biography, you wrote here nonsence
Marlene's unusual look is due to her wearing a facial mask, likely made of clay, as a way of filtering herself. A sort of compromise. You could see her... somewhat.
im sure she looked good for her age without this trickery and even if she didnt its sad that she was so ashamed of herself.
@@dmer-zy3rb She likely looked terrible due to years of theatrical make-up, surgeries, and- I admit I'm speculating- sunbathing as Garbo and many European ladies of that era did, to get a "healthy tan" (an oxymoron if there ever was one). I think it's a matter of believing she would let her fans down. A little anecdote I think is true. She told a photographer she knew: "Your photos of me used to be gwate. Now they're lousy." Photographer: "Sorry, Marlene, my camera's older now."
💃🎵MARLENE DIETRICH GRANDE AMICA DI MARILYN MONROE 📽️
She was a cruel mom to her daughter Maria Riva. In her Bio, she disclosed that her mom was afraid of losing her to a man who would marry her and would take her away from her so, she locked up her daughter in a room with a acquaintance who was a LESBIAN! This monster raped Maria Riva in her own bedroom. Read the daughter's bio. It is heartbreaking. Marlene was a psychopath!!!!!!
Does anyone know what she’s saying?
Refer to almost all the comments above.
Chery leidy
translate to english please
marlene du bist für immer unsere große tochter. du hast die nazis bekämpft
I wish Marlene had spoken in English for this recording instead of German, which I assume she speaks here.
use the subtitles and translator
It was for German tele. A national program in order to raise awareness and money for saving the old Babelsberg studios in Berlin. It worked.
Who would dare to deny Dietrich anything. Not the authorities.
Hopefully one day someone may wish you’d spoken in another language, as well lol (I mean to say in positive regard)
Why? She's German learn another language I was born here and find it funny Americans always saying this
I just finished reading the 1993 book by her daughter, Maria Riva. Marlene was trilingual, she spoke German, English, and also French.
Bei der deutschen Verfilmung marlene war einiges sehr übertrieben dargestellt denke ich .
Alo.pronto 🇪🇺🇪🇦🇩🇪👗👔🥨👈