Marlene
09/03/2000
In this biopic, Marlene Dietrich leaves Berlin for Hollywood, where she establishes herself as an international star through various film roles.
Movie Information
Katja Flint
as Marlene Dietrich
Herbert Knaup
as Rudolf Sieber
Heino Ferch
as Carl Seidlitz
Hans-Werner Meyer
as Josef von Sternberg
Christiane Paul
as Tamara Matul
Suzanne von Borsody
as Charlotte Seidlitz
Armin Rohde
as Emil Jannings
Monica Bleibtreu
as Witwe von Losch
Otto Sander
as Bühnenmanager
Heiner Lauterbach
as Erich Pommer
Ben Becker
as Ernst Linke
Götz Otto
as Gary Cooper
Cosma Shiva Hagen
as Resi
Michel Francoeur
as Maurice Chevalier
Sandy Martin
as Louella Parsons
Richard Keats
as Travis Banton
Joachim R. Iffland
as Schaffner
Janina Vilsmaier
as Maria 13-jährig
Josefina Vilsmaier
as Maria 6-jährig
Theresa Vilsmaier
as Maria 10-jährig
Oliver Elias
as Jossi Winter
Katharina Müller-Elmau
as Margo Lion
Mike Wimberly
as Harry
Elvira Jimenez
as Juanita
Jürgen Schornagel
as Friedrich Mollner
Heinrich Schafmeister
as Pianist
Ute Cremer
as Maria Riva
George Valencia
as Carlos
Gloria Gray
as Mae West
Kai Scheve
as Deutscher Soldat
Peer Jäger
as US General
Chris Mendoca
as US Soldat Fahrbereitschaft
John Maddox
as US Soldat (Autogramm)
Petra Berndt
as Frau mit Pelz
Basia Baumann
as Mercedes de Acosta
John S. Palmer
as US Offizier Berlin Tempelhof
Gerd Lohmeyer
as Bettler
Enrico Knittel
as Zeitungsverkäufer
Faoud Alasaaf
as Kameramann 'Morocco'
Nikolai Zinke
as Klappenjunge 'Morocco'
Ulrich Seemüller
as Tonmann 'Morocco'
Volker Heimsath
as Fotograf Berlin 1
Martin Chris
as Fotograf Berlin 2
Jana Hoffmann
as Fotografin Berlin 3
Sabrina White
as Maskenbildnerin New York
Enjott Schneider
as Dirigent New York
Fanny Krausz
as Autogrammädchen Salzburg
John Gipson
as Pick-Up Fahrer Hollywood
Antonia Haacke
as US Krankenschwester
Thomas Lange
as US Arzt Gefangenschaft
Laura Bayonas
as Lupe Velez (uncredited)
