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Marlene: Marlene Dietrich, A Personal Biography Middle East nothing about her pain isIn Marlene, the legendary Hollywood icon is vividly brought to life, based on a series of conversations with the star herself and with others who knew her well. In the mid 1970s Charlotte Chandler spoke with Marlene Dietrich in Dietrichs Paris apartment. The stars career was all but over, but she agreed to meet because Chandler hadnt known Dietrich earlier, when I was young and very beautiful. Dietrich may have been retired, but her appearance and her