Venere bionda

Titolo originale: Blonde Venus

1932
T
1h 33min

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Marlene Dietrich in Venere bionda (1932)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA cabaret singer takes up with a millionaire to pay for her gravely-ill husband's operation.A cabaret singer takes up with a millionaire to pay for her gravely-ill husband's operation.A cabaret singer takes up with a millionaire to pay for her gravely-ill husband's operation.

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Marlene Dietrich

Helen Faraday, aka Helen Jones

Cary Grant

Nick Townsend

Herbert Marshall

Edward 'Ned' Faraday

Dickie Moore

Johnny Faraday

Gene Morgan

Ben Smith

Rita La Roy

Taxi Belle Hooper

Robert Emmett O'Connor

Dan O'Connor

Sidney Toler

Detective Wilson

Morgan Wallace

Dr. Pierce

Eric Alden

Guard
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William Begg

Admirer
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Harold Berquist

Big Fellow
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Al Bridge

Bouncer
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Glen Cavender

Ship's Officer
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Emile Chautard

Chautard, French Nightclub Manager
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Davison Clark

Bartender Bringing Two Beers
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Marcelle Corday

Helen's Maid in France
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Cecil Cunningham

Norfolk Woman Manager
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Quiz
Cary Grant said that Josef von Sternberg directed him not really much during the filming, but taught him the most important thing. On the first day Grant came on the set, von Sternberg looked at him and said, "Your hair is parted on the wrong side." So Grant parted it on the other side and kept it that way the rest of his career.

Blooper
A check is shown on screen written to Helen Jones. This is her stage name so not sure how she will cash the check.

She will cash the check by endorsing it with her stage name. It is not illegal as long as there is no attempt to defraud.

Citazioni
Edward 'Ned' Faraday: Dr. Pierce, I have a rather peculiar request to make. I want to sell you my body.

Curiosità sui crediti
Opening credits are shown with a background of water reflected at a swimming hole. As the credits end, it can be seen that women are swimming in the swimming hole.

Versioni alternative
The original German release and some television prints of this film exclude the opening scene, where Herbert Marshall encounters Marlene Dietrich and friends "skinny-dipping" in a lake.

Connessioni
Featured in Le Dee dell'amore (1965)

Colonne sonore
Treue Liebe Nur du allein
(uncredited)
Music by Friedrich Silcher
Played during opening credits and as background music several times

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6/10

Nice photography, musical scenes

This film has some wonderful moments, particularly the nightclub scenes where Dietrich "stripteases" out of a gorilla suit, and the pastoral opening sequence where the two lovers meet. The latter is handled in a very early 20s European style reminiscent of the heady days of Maurice Tourneur. The modern "American" sequences are too static, though, and the story is just a superficial melodrama that doesn't involve me too much. Cary Grant plays his early character type from the Mae West films with far less interesting results. One thing that is cool is that the club sequences give one an idea of what Dietrich's famous cabaret style might have been like.