Marlene Dietrich filmography
Sound feature films

Marlene Dietrich filmography

Section Title: Sound feature films
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Year	Title	Role	Director	Other cast members & Notes

1930	The Blue Angel	Lola-Lola	Josef von Sternberg	Emil Jannings, Kurt Gerron (Separate German and English versions were shot simultaneously.)

1930	Morocco	Mademoiselle Amy Jolly	Josef von Sternberg	Gary Cooper, Adolphe Menjou Nominated - Academy Award for Best Actress

1931	Dishonored	Marie Kolverer	Josef von Sternberg	Victor McLaglen, Warner Oland

1932	Shanghai Express	Shanghai Lily	Josef von Sternberg	Clive Brook, Anna May Wong

1932	Blonde Venus	Helen Faraday	Josef von Sternberg	Cary Grant, Herbert Marshall, Andrea Palma

1933	The Song of Songs	Lily Czepanek	Rouben Mamoulian	Brian Aherne, Lionel Atwill

1934	The Scarlet Empress	Princess Sophia Frederica / Catherine II	Josef von Sternberg	John Lodge, Sam Jaffe, Maria Riva

1935	The Devil is a Woman	Concha Perez	Josef von Sternberg	Lionel Atwill, Edward Everett Horton, Cesar Romero

1936	I Loved a Soldier	Anna Sedlak	Henry Hathaway	Charles Boyer, Akim Tamiroff (Unfinished film)

1936	Desire	Madeleine de Aupre	Frank Borzage	Gary Cooper, John Halliday

1936	The Garden of Allah	Domini Enfilden	Richard Boleslawski	Charles Boyer, John Carradine

1937	Knight Without Armour	Countess Alexandra Vladinoff	Jacques Feyder	Robert Donat, Irene Vanbrugh

1937	Angel	Maria Berker	Ernst Lubitsch	Herbert Marshall, Melvyn Douglas, Edward Everett Horton

1939	Destry Rides Again	Frenchy	George Marshall	James Stewart, Una Merkel

1940	Seven Sinners	Bijou Blanche	Tay Garnett	John Wayne, Broderick Crawford

1941	The Flame of New Orleans	Countess Claire Ledoux	René Clair	Bruce Cabot, Roland Young

1941	Manpower	Fay Duvall	Raoul Walsh	Edward G. Robinson, George Raft

1942	The Lady Is Willing	Elizabeth Madden	Mitchell Leisen	Fred MacMurray, Aline MacMahon

1942	The Spoilers	Cherry Malotte	Ray Enright	John Wayne, Randolph Scott

1942	Pittsburgh	Josey 'Hunky' Winters	Lewis Seiler	John Wayne, Randolph Scott

1944	Kismet	Jamilla	William Dieterle	Ronald Colman, James Craig

1944	Follow the Boys	Herself	A. Edward Sutherland	George Raft, Vera Zorina, Orson Welles

1946	Martin Roumagnac	Blanche Ferrand	Georges Lacombe	Jean Gabin, Jean d'Yd

1947	Golden Earrings	Lydia	Mitchell Leisen	Ray Milland, Murvyn Vye

1948	A Foreign Affair	Erika von Schlütow	Billy Wilder	Jean Arthur, John Lund

1949	Jigsaw	Herself (cameo appearance)	Fletcher Markle	Franchot Tone, Jean Wallace

1950	Stage Fright	Charlotte Inwood	Alfred Hitchcock	Jane Wyman, Michael Wilding, Richard Todd

1951	No Highway in the Sky	Monica Teasdale	Henry Koster	James Stewart, Glynis Johns

1952	Rancho Notorious	Altar Keane	Fritz Lang	Arthur Kennedy, Mel Ferrer

1956	Around the World in 80 Days	Saloon Hostess (cameo appearance)	Michael Anderson	David Niven, Cantinflas, Shirley MacLaine, Frank Sinatra

1956	The Monte Carlo Story	Maria de Creveçoeur	Samuel A. Taylor	Vittorio De Sica, Arthur O'Connell

1957	Witness for the Prosecution	Christine Vole (Helm) / cockney woman	Billy Wilder	Tyrone Power, Charles Laughton

1958	Touch of Evil	Tanya	Orson Welles	Charlton Heston, Orson Welles, Janet Leigh, Zsa Zsa Gabor

1961	Judgment at Nuremberg	Frau Bertholt	Stanley Kramer	Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster, Richard Widmark, Judy Garland

1962	Black Fox: The Rise and Fall of Adolf Hitler	Narrator (voice only)	Louis Clyde Stoumen

1964	Paris When It Sizzles	Herself (cameo appearance)	Richard Quine	Audrey Hepburn, William Holden

1979	Schöner Gigolo, armer Gigolo	Baroness von Semering	David Hemmings	David Bowie, Kim Novak, Sydne Rome

1984	Marlene	Herself (voice only)	Maximilian Schell	Maximilian Schell, Annie Albers, Bernard Hall (Film received Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary.)

Sentence(s)

Marlene Dietrich`s first sound film without Sternberg was 1933's The Song of Songs, directed by Rouben Mamoulian, later she and Sternberg worked together another two times.

final_sentence: Marlene Dietrich`s first sound film without Sternberg was 1933's The Song of Songs, directed by Rouben Mamoulian, later she and Sternberg worked together another two times.