Overview:
In an effort to be able to afford expensive treatment for her gravely ill American husband, a retired German entertainer returns to the cabaret as Blonde Venus and catches the eye of a wealthy politician.| Status: | Released (1932-09-23) |
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| Screen: | Jules Furthman, S.K. Lauren, Josef von Sternberg |
| Productions: | Paramount Pictures |
| Production Countries: | United States of America |
| Spoken Languages: | Deutsch, English, Français |
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Casts
- 2896: Marlene Dietrich - Helen Faraday, aka Helen Jones
- 2435: Herbert Marshall - Edward 'Ned' Faraday
- 2638: Cary Grant - Nick Townsend
- 10165: Dickie Moore - Johnny Faraday
- 145828: Gene Morgan - Ben Smith
- 121116: Rita La Roy - 'Taxi Belle' Hooper
- 10806: Robert Emmett O'Connor - Dan O'Connor
Crews
- 2891: Josef von Sternberg - Director - Directing
- 117851: S.K. Lauren - Writer - Writing
- 4297: Jules Furthman - Writer - Writing
- 3351: Lucien Ballard - Assistant Camera - Camera
- 29811: Paul Ivano - Camera Operator - Camera
- 2891: Josef von Sternberg - Writer - Writing
- 1555831: Harry D. English - Sound Designer - Sound
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It's mesmerizing to watch von Sternberg and Dietrich at work in this melodrama, and fun to watch both her and Cary Grant in early roles before they became household names and cinematic legends. One can't help but sense the parallel between this story (Helen giving up her family to be ....
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Definitely one of Marlene Dietrich's more sensitive and powerful - though not sentimental - performances as a wife and mother whose husband (Herbert Marshall) becomes ill with Radium poisoning. Faced with mounting bills for his expensive treatment in Germany, she returns to her previ ....
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