An Evening With Marlene Dietrich. Live in 1972. DVD Version (Al Upscale)

[@marlenearchives]

My instagram about Marlene and her photos: instagram.com/marlenearchives/

[@haywoodhaywood6300]

50 years ago- but class & graciousness don’t date.❤️🫡

[@MrJoseoz]

So gracious and classy, she sees bouquet and picks it up, That skank Madonna would had kicked it aside and whisper I don't like those, like when she was given hydrangeas once by a fan ,and was heard saying ..." I hate hydrangeas"... ungrateful Kunt. I was a big fan , things like that Madd me have Great distaste for her,Madonna u have NO CLASS!

[@meirwise1107]

London 1972 she was 71 and unwell. But she was iconic, legendary, unique, unequalled. RIP, Diva, Anti-Facist, Humanitarian.

[@jackchen7003]

She survived cancer in 1965 and suffered various falls throughout the 70s

[@marlenearchives]

@@jackchen7003 you are right. Her serious fells was in 73,74,75

[@jackchen7003]

@@marlenearchives yes. Her later life was extremely tragic. She locked herself in her apartment and never came out. She died like that at age 90. So sad

[@marlenearchives]

@@jackchen7003 False.She might went outside until the mid-1980s.

[@fido652]

Yes...quite an epitaph.

[@hansmiller664]

I watched this two years ago. This Show was made 52 years ago. But it's timeless. Another Level, way above first class... Punktum.

[@classicfilmclips777]

The best thing about my apartment is, that it is a mere 350 metres away from Marlene's final resting place. I visit her often, as I have been in awe of this lady ever since I was a little boy. In awe of her for all the things she did - and those she didn't do.

[@paulsimpson1697]

So lucky

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

*это прекрасно.*

[@phillippvongrahl9569]

This is the best quality reproduction of this TV show to date. No other film star of the 30s crowned the end of his career in a comparable way. Marlene Dietrich condenses her career, her 50 years of experience in a unique work of art. Everything comes together here: origin, self-irony, sentimental world pain and political conviction. Fascinating how Marlene Dietrich had maintained her hypnotic charisma over the decades.

[@tatjanalutschinsky7111]

🙌👍👍

[@dr_irinageo]

The greatest woman👏🙏❤🇩🇪

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@dr_irinageo *о, да👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿*

[@dr_irinageo]

@@God-9-9-9-9-9 Гениальна, высококультурна, элегантна и 💯 Женщина вне возраста! Обожаю Марлен👏🌹

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@dr_irinageo *сто раз да! Марлен победила время.*

[@bobinobaker]

next year 2022 this show will be 50 years ago ... Time goes by so quickly, but Marlene remains immortal

[@jackchen7003]

now 52 years ago

[@frederickrapp5396]

I remember watching this show on American television in the fall of 1972. There was only one Dietrich. Ernest Hemingway referred to her as “The Big Kraut.” Her signature song will always be “Falling in love again” from “The Blue Angel.” Yes, her voice had very limited range, and she was not really a very good singer. Still, she knew how to use her limited talents to a maximum effect. She created a persona of sexual allure that was unmatched among her peers. Here at 70, she maintained the seductiveness of a 25 year old. Nobody could sing a song in German like Dietrich. This 1972 show from London is priceless. It’s so wonderful to be able to watch it again after these many, many, years. Nobody can replace Dietrich. Nobody.

[@NealKanter]

Whenever and wherever Marlene appeared she dominated everyones attention...and still does!

[@mp2040]

She was hitting all the right notes just not necessarily in the right order. She had great self belief in her talent, definitely more than what others saw in her. Her image was amazing though and when that had faded she retreated to the shadows so it would never fade from the public. Now that’s a star ⭐️ x

[@classicalaid1]

I once had a conversation with Marlena Deitrich. She was the opening act at the recently built Arts Center in Montreal. Expo 67 was making world headlines and so was Ms. Deitrich. Although age 64, she was very, very beautiful. i couldn't believe my eyes...that legendary face, not to mention body. She was polite and even friendly.

[@tomek4224]

That is fantastic that you had an Opportunity to talk with her! Best wishes to you🤗

[@classicalaid1]

@@tomek4224 It's something I will truly never forget.

[@aileen694]

Expo '67! Marlene Deitrich, how wonderful for you! I lived in Montreal then too, worked at Expo, the city was fantastic then. But I have different memories, of course. We have videos of her, a singular talent and amazing presence, a special human.

[@classicalaid1]

@@aileen694 Ah yes, a unique moment for an impressionable 19 year old who traveled all the way from Pittsburgh to attend. And apparently for you, as well. I hope this famous video brings back memories. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5uXfY14atSUqKM

[@BarryCorbett-x9m]

Marlene couldn't sing to save her life...but, she could bring the house down with any musical number. That's a star!

[@hudsony777]

She certainly could. What she is doing is Sprechgesang, talk-singing. She's a great stylist.

[@frankgonzalezofficial3010]

Absolutely amazing! You can put all the modern Hollywood actresses together and still not have another Marlene.

[@tomek4224]

True!

[@JorgeAl]

That intro and her entrance on stage has haunted me! God, what a presence !

[@jackchen7003]

And her closing was very intimidating and elegant

[@maryanncarroll137]

MALE FANTASIZING

[@MrJoseoz]

A true soldier, she showed up and delivered a flawless performance 👏 ❤

[@hueyahumana]

In the “Go Away From My Window” 24:19 performance, you can tell her true talent. An actress and an excellent performer

[@deehan8464]

Absolutely stunning performance for a 70-year-old woman, she wore a harness to maintain her posture, had a broken leg and was on a cocktail of painkillers for this tour. Fantastic performance 💎💠

[@marlenearchives]

She didn’t broke her leg(she always broke 1leg) first was in 1973, after 74 and 75(but she also broke her leg in 80s after gigolo)

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@marlenearchives *в 1978 году.*

[@marlenearchives]

​@@God-9-9-9-9-9Да, в конце после 1978 она вернулась из Швейцарии после "специального лечения", её запечатлели французские фотографы в аэропорту.

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@marlenearchives *совершенно верно.*

[@marlenearchives]

@@God-9-9-9-9-9 Если я не ошибаюсь, то это последняя фотография, сделанная на публике. Хотя если я не ошибаюсь, то выходила она из квартиры до середины 80ых.

[@michaelwilk1986]

I first saw Miss Dietrich in "Golden Earrings" on TV when I was around 11. I've been fascinated by her ever since. I'm 65 now. A very complex, contradictory, fascinating woman. She elevated self-presentation to an art form. Intelligent, observant, and marched to the beat of her own drum.

[@maryanncarroll137]

MALE FANTASIZING--SHE'S MERELY WORKING A JOB FOR THE MONEY SHE NEEDS--LIVING OFF DREAMS

[@stephenvincent4989]

A Star is a Star is a Star and Ms Dietrich was certainly one.

[@hudsony777]

Hard to believe this is now 50 years ago.

[@sontheen]

When Marlene sings an anti-war song, it takes on a deeper and more haunting meaning.

[@kinura8]

Absolutely true!

[@peteralbrecht2269]

Right 👌

[@tealeafsen]

check out ''White grass"

[@sundog9360]

I love her so much she was brilliant, down to earth, unsurpassed, a century artist, i miss her so much

[@tiky1474]

Not only German superstar , but the hole world's, Marlene gives us the perfect show! Who can perform for example the song White Grass like she does?! She' s perfect in it.

[@kinura8]

I can’t get enough of this performance! I’m certain that as she was singing, ‘When the World was Young,’ that Marlene was longing for and reviewing her earlier years!

[@Markalanharman]

I don't think Marlene ever sang a note in tune or even was able to stay in key, but what presence!!! I visited her grave back in the 90's and was surprised at how quaint it was for such an elegant star. She was a star all the way!!!

[@mstmms7952]

Well i love her vocalization. Adore her approach to each song. and yes @MarkHarmon she was The Presence. This video caught from 1970...ish...is a real treasure. She outlived many who copied her moves she initiated in modern media in the 1930's and beyond.

[@mstmms7952]

and that is not a typo...they copied her moves. M O V E S

[@mstmms7952]

and she copied ...whatever...we learn and grow from eachother.

[@dave00004483]

If you listen to the studio recordings she made in the late 1950s and 1960s, her singing was noticeably more accurate and on pitch than in the 1970s. By 1975, she sounded like a tipsy old lady way too much of the time, often slurring her words in addition to being quite off pitch. Her daughter and a couple of other biographers attribute this to alcohol consumption, which increased as time went on. As she moved into her 70s, performing also became physically harder--- her legs were deteriorating badly, and she took several bad falls. The third one ended her career in September 1975, and with the death of her husband in 1976, Dietrich was unable to summon the will power to return to concerts. In 1979, after other falls at home, she became bedridden for the remaining 13 years of her life, and never appeared in public again. She was in pretty good shape here (this video was filmed in late 1972, shortly before her 71st birthday), although she's not as spirited and relaxed as she had been even in her Broadway shows in 1967 and 1968. She was frustrated at the filming conditions, and she wasn't accustomed to television. She knew that she wasn't at her best and she blamed producer Alexander Cohen, who later sued her for defamation.

[@teijaflink2226]

I don't know if it's that she can't singa note ut she has a very low range in her boice, interesting that she still ket on singing. Still there was something about her vice, the emotional delivery, no one could sing Lili Marlene like her.

[@WilsonWatt-q2e]

She took this show on the road across America as well as Europe. I saw her do it at a venue in suburban Chicago. I cannot think of any other performer I have seen [I am 75 and saw my first Broadway show when I was six] who was as good at creating an illusion with just her voice and lighting.

[@hudsony777]

I had tickets to see her at Carnegie Hall in January '73. Out of town, she fell off a stage and the concert was cancelled, much to my regret. I ws 15yo at the time. I wonder what my parents thought of my interest in Dietrich. Probably worried!

[@Tecobelli]

I applaud her corageous and emotional anti-war effort with the song, "Where have all the Flowers Gone?"

[@tomek4224]

This concert is a real jewell, Marlene was the best performer, her interpretation of the songs is amazing. After 50 years it is still great to see and listen to. Who of the present artists or so called „celebrities” will last so long ? None.

[@studentxy100]

A spellbinding performance from a legendary Artist

[@maryanncarroll137]

SAD LADY

[@svargas7122]

Not sure why....but she's made me, at one point, cry...

[@PaulGarforth]

A true legend , I’ve watched this concert 100’s of times & enjoy it every bit as much as the first time . Talent , humour , sadness it’s all there . Just sad I’m was too young to see Ms Dietrich live

[@e.g.1145]

Einsame Klasse, unerreicht. Stiel und Glamour in Perfektion

[@michaelroberts6894]

She was legendary just being herself !

[@maryanncarroll137]

MALE

[@dcirucci]

The eyes, the cheek bones, the shoulders, the sleek silhouette -- all inimitable! Luminous star quality that enveloped even those in the farthest seats in the house. The magical Marlene!

[@kinura8]

There will NEVER be another Marlene. This concert has brought me much joy and tears watching. Thanks for the high quality upload. Better than the DVD actually.

[@JSB1882]

It's funny as a boy I loved my grandmother because she taught me all these songs. She was a chubby Polish woman, and when I saw Marlene Dietrich on TV as a boy I fell in love with her. I realized years later that she was two years older than my grandmother, but it was the songs and her control over the audience that I loved.

[@marlenearchives]

What a lovely story, thank for telling us here ❤️

[@rebeccaevakovacs8318]

Only one of them was born into the world! There will never be a miracle like this again!

[@hans-henningschridde2990]

Sie war was ganz besonderes - was für eine Ausstrahlung . Eine Ikone - fantastisch !

[@yoquetu...]

Aisss, mil gracias!!! Por decir algo. El hecho es que l@ tengo pero con tan mala calidad que cuesta poner el DVD. Qué alegría por favor, la calidad es buenísima! Ya me lo estoy descargando. Mágica dices? es poco, sublime está!🥰

[@anataveira1366]

You'll be in my ♥️ forever and always Lena💋🌹🙏🇵🇹👑

[@eugeniaalexandrescu3184]

50 years ago , but Marlene remains LA DIVA FOREVER !!! E.A. Munich / Germany

[@stephenperretti8847]

I saw her on Broadway . She was amazing. When she left the theater (the Palace, I think) she climbed onto the top of her limo and drove off. At the end of the block, she climbed off and went inside. What a show, what a performance, what a performer!

[@peterdavino4408]

Wait a minute. She was on top of the car when it drove down the street? OMG leave it to the wild Marlene!

[@borjeragnarjohansson883]

Professionellt all time high

[@zenobowie]

I was 8 when I saw her on tv in 1962 ( still doing the " cancan " in tails ) since then I was completely swept away by her , m glad you can buy her films on DVD the von Sterbergs and others like Billy Wilder etc. thx for sharing !

[@marlenearchives]

Hello! Thank you very much for your commentary! Can you say more about her TV performance? I never saw that

[@savelysavely2483]

Are you from Spain ? It is the only known to me country where she did a TV performance in 1962. Please tell us more! What channel what country, it is very important, even the most hardcore research fans don't know about that!

[@AnimalMagnetism1965]

Of all the Diva's Marlene is my favourite...utterly unique & didn't suffer fools glady!

[@JorgeAl]

Absolutely mesmerizing ...

[@TT-mf5ge]

Du Göttin ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ O wie gerne hätte ich dich geküsst, aber zumindest, war ich an deinem Grab in Friedenau Danke das Du gelebt hast Marlene

[@JorgeAl]

Where have all the flowers gone... Incredible performance ...with too little she delivered almost everything! Legend!

[@mstmms7952]

she simultaneously rips my heart out while drawing me towards her

[@mstmms7952]

25:00 bother me no more

[@mstmms7952]

HooRay

[@mstmms7952]

then she goes all boomarangbaby!

[@Rudipolt]

Thanks Marlene for all your nice Songs ! I did 2 Books on you Rudolf Polt

[@СашаМ-л2н]

Супер женщина с необычной судьбой

[@AshleyAngelia]

Am I the only one who screamed of joy when Marlene came out? ♥ To have attended such a Magical evening! xo Kisses!

[@clauswendelboejensen4988]

Marlene Dietrich ; the one and only-a great personaliti on film and stage-thank you. With love from Claus- Copenhagen ❤❤❤

[@rwhoekstra6851]

No words . Just gaze

[@linshore7451]

Marlene was a consummate performer.

[@artistmanoo]

Majestic and grand, a diva.

[@aileen694]

Absolutely gorgeous, and very moving. Thank you for this!

[@larisakatysheva]

Потрясающая женщина! Эталон чувственности, женственности и мощи!

[@frankgonzalezofficial3010]

God can you imagine what it must have sounded in there!

[@zafnatpaneaj4992]

Awesome quality!!! Thank you for sharing it. Viva La Dietrich !!! The first ever Diva...!!!

[@salahov1976]

🌟Legendary & Iconic for all times 🌟

[@josebenito15]

The quality of this DVD is just great. Thank you so much for uploading it. And Marlene... Guau.. She doesn't sing at all but how cares when you look in that way🍾🍾🍾

[@paulmaxin7546]

Fabulous to see this again. My late Dad was Co Producer of this for the BBC side of the production. Wonderful. ( I can see my Dad clearly in the front row about a minute before the end x)

[@marlenearchives]

OMG! you're dad was so lucky to be there! can you tell what your father was talking about this concert?

[@paulmaxin7546]

@@marlenearchives That she was a true “star” from a golden age. Had the audience in thrall, right down to the multiple curtain calls. (Not short of a point of view, I seem to recall him saying 😉)

[@marlenearchives]

@@paulmaxin7546 thank you so much!

[@paulmaxin7546]

@@marlenearchives You’re welcome. It was a joy for me to see this once more. I was a child first time around.

[@leprincedesfraisesletigree2564]

Merci

[@MrDeldav]

Sublime Marlene

[@briannelson7705]

Pure Legendary

[@anataveira1366]

👑♥️🌹💋💋💋💋🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥She's DIVINE

[@palomabovary8198]

Mille mercis.....

[@EarRam-u6c]

I was in the 8th grade, at the school library when i came across book 📚 series, History of the movies, which had all the past actors/actresses achievements in film 📽️. With Dietrich it concluded (thus was 1976), with this concert. I knew of her from TV reruns 📺 movies, "witness for the prosecution", in particular. Her face, the name Marlene. Of all actresses, along with Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, she's the most intriguing person who was disciplined and emotionally connected in her performance tiwards the audience. What a treat to finally see the legendary Dietrich stunningly performance, i seen a VHS back in 1993, however not merely as clear version as of this gem 💎🎶. 🎉

[@Rudipolt]

Aloha Marlene from Gawaii

[@marlenearchives]

Hello! Thank you very much for your commentary!

[@savelysavely2483]

I hope you doing well, Rudi 💛💜. I hello and a hug to you from Uli Putschtein 💙 with best wishes

[@Rudipolt]

Very fine songs

[@savelysavely2483]

Hello, Rudi! I hope you doing fine. And a big hug for you from Uli Putschtein ☺️

[@BendiFaguette]

Oh my gosh THANK YOU!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@mariagalante821]

I Love Dietrich… brilhando no CÉU!!!

[@stephanebelizaire3627]

BRAVO !

[@larisakatysheva]

Восхитительно!

[@FRANCISCO0503]

Una maravillosa mujer, digna de ser nombrada "Diva del siglo XX".

[@TransVangal]

Such good resolution..thank you wow 😲

[@cadecannon159]

Thank you for this upload! Great quality and what a legendary performance!

[@marlenearchives]

You are welcome!

[@tatjanalutschinsky7111]

@@marlenearchives DANKE !🙌🙌👍🌷

[@hansmiller664]

Her performance of "Johnny" is pure sex! But she is able to turn it in a piece of Art!

[@correoprivado9953]

This channel is just wonderful!!!! Have been looking this for a while...

[@LydiaMELLADO]

❤ Thanks for Marlen❤

[@Alex-t8q4z]

ЕЁ брилиантам никто не позавидует - только порадуется за Marlene Dietrich и Мир

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

*но ван клифф все же великолепен на изумительной шее великой и прекрасной Марлен😉😉😉*

[@nataliegold6584]

finesse! style ! musicality.....shes timeless....One of Germany's better exports....

[@bostonblackie9503]

Marlene Dietrich was like Fred Astaire and Rex Harrison she talked her songs!

[@hudsony777]

Astaire did sing often, but it's called sprechgesang with talk/singing delivery.

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@hudsony777 *а Марлен пела.*

[@hudsony777]

@@God-9-9-9-9-9 Marlene also talked and sang, both.

[@God-9-9-9-9-9]

@@hudsony777 *петь можно по-разному) Марлен поющая актриса и это прекрасно.*

[@hudsony777]

@@God-9-9-9-9-9 Please write in English. "You can sing in different ways) Marlene is a singing actress and it's wonderful."

[@lucianodanna1424]

Splendida Marlene !!!! Perfezione assoluta, look, scenografia, luci, esecuzione vocale, presenza scenica perfette !! Grande ed immortale Marlene !!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@RoderickFernandez-ps5ci]

I saw when she performed in New York and everything you say is absolutely true every movement every finger gesture choreographed not a thing out of place amazing

[@aluchacgn]

Danke Marlene.

[@JacobSmith-yh7yo]

Fucking amazing. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@mlvc82]

INCREDIBLE!! THANK YOU!

[@tomek4224]

Fabulous concert, she was unique in every kind.

[@Thesavageeye]

WONDERFUL MARLENE

[@maryannhenke8942]

A Star

[@carmelcrowley158]

The song that brought me 8nto films. My nessicity you know each note, as you all know i did get the part. That thought , did not , one song in particular.

[@altclut]

She was amazing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tenortonyvillecco2404]

This is priceless

[@robertoduranti8289]

Fantastica!!!

[@Ontario100]

WOW. ❤ Just WOW. ❤ Just found this and watched every minute. So wonderful. ❤

[@ilbruttogringo]

Perfect english !

[@carmelcrowley158]

Wow, where the roses bloom, happy 9n m8nd heaven

[@mariececilelassere]

Unforgettable voice and immense artiste marlene dietrich in all performances thanks for all you making RIP with my respect ❤❤❤❤ (2024/03/]3) I am française de Paris and I like veŕy mutch I can give you anything but love ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊

[@carlodibella2920]

28:19 I wish you love

[@marlenearchives]

Hallo from Dietrich. All timecodes have been added to the video description. Thank you.

[@ВалентинаПалий-ч1щ]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖💖💥

[@leonidplyatt]

Роскошная Марлен Дитрих❤💐💐💐