Marlene Dietrich Presents Foreign Language Award: 1951 Oscars
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- Marlene Dietrich presents an Honorary Foreign Language Film Award to France/Italy and The Walls of Malapaga, voted by the Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States in 1950. Introduced by Academy President Charles Brackett, hosted by Fred Astaire, and accepted by Dr. Mario Ungaro at the 23rd Academy Awards in 1951.
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Mario Ungaro is my great grandfather- It is such a cool experience to see him in color ( I've only ever seen black and white photo's of him) AND to hear his voice! Wow!!
Possibly the most unique star Hollywood ever produced.
She created her own image - & gave the public what they wanted.
A true free spirit. She mesmerized & haunted her fans far longer
than others stars. She knew more about lighting, makeup and image
it's amazing she never got a technical award. In the end, she left a remarkable
legacy that hasn't been matched since, Thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for your nice words. you are so right. the most glamorous legend in the world
Sorry but Hollywood didnt produce her. Berlin film studios did. She was german.
@@d.7416 But she became American. She rejected/even denied all of her German film career except The Blue Angel, which was barely her start. Definitely a creature of Hollywood: 5515 Melrose Avenue.
She didnt know. Von sternberg taught het
The applause says it all - No award or recognition needed, period.
I read that her dress was slit so high, the audience audibly sighed over the sight of her legs. I'm glad to see this. I've become a big fan of hers in the past year.
I could watch Marlene Dietrich walk for hours....more a stride than a walk....fantastic
Dietrich at 50! What posture, what style! Who today possesses such Presence? Julie Andrews, maybe? Olivia DeHavilland, certainly. The rest? Go back to bed.
@Truthfears Guilty carol lombard manly 😕 u must be kidding
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Nonsence ....
Cardi B too
Another great Star shamefully ignored by the "Academy". There was plenty of time to honor her. Likewise for Swanson, Mae West, Doris Day.
Greta and Marlene deserved an oscar
@@jaimevillanuevavillanueva1134 Garbo at least got an Honorary Oscar.
Dietrich for The Scarlet Empress, Garbo for Queen Christina, and Swanson for Sunset Boulevard.
@@SymphonyBrahms Marlene Dietrich never won an Oscar. She was 1 time nominated in 1930/Morocco
She should have won an Oscar for Lifetime Achievement
Where do you get that much class from??? Really, where does one learn that? That confidence, that elegance. That must have been something she learned.
Look at the way she moves her lips. It's hilarious. And so sensual.
prussian upbringing...it takes discipline and work.
I saw this dress recently, in the Marlene Dietrich collection in the cinema museum of Berlin...fabulous!
That dress is fabulous.
She was unique. I can't stop staring at her.
"they don't make any medal for glamor."
Someone needs to get on that. Stat!
Thank you Academy for uploading this clip. I've read about it and visualized it and now we all can see it and appreciate it. Dietrich is breathtaking as she is brave.
Painfully glamorous in Dior couture.
That dress is GORGEOUS
Iconic.
that's such beautiful Dior gown I wanna drop dead she was breathtaking did you guys see the way she walked off the stage? holy ****
I admire very much this woman, an anti-nazi german who sang for american troops in Europe.
She's gorgeous. But being anti Nazi makes her even more gorgeous. And many Germans called her a traitor.
the audience seems surprised that she was even more beautiful than her debut in the thirties. some stars never let themselves fall apart always staying true to their fans..there is still a lot of her life we don't.t know about should do a major Hollywood film about her
Her daughter wrote a book about her. She was no angel. LOL.
It seems to be her trademark, she bows almost as if to cow-tow. What a gracious woman she seemed to be. Never seen any of her film, but her stature and reputation goes well before her.
Christian Dior really understood how to dress women to be beautiful, elegant, glamorous, and sophisticated. A stunning dress worn by a stunning woman.
Yes, she looks amazing on this clip.
Shes so STUNNING !
I love Marlene. I´m proud that she was german as me.
AHHHHHH when stars were stars and knew how to walk and dress. My fav foto of her was taken on the dock in NYC sitting on a mountain of gigantic trunks with legs crossed awaiting to be loaded on board La Normandie for a summer in Europe......AHHH such class
I love her. She looks amazing in movie
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Thanks for uploading - this is simply great - beautiful Marlene - forever !
She was so beautiful
Now that is Hollywood glamour
Until Marilyn, Dietrich was the most photographed woman in the world!
simply great ! wonderful Marlene !
thank you.
Rashomon should have received the foreign language award that year. Imagine seeing Dietrich presenting to Kurosawa. That would have been classic.
Rashomon won the following year
I saw Marlene in 1972. She
wore a glittering peach colored dress, and the legendary swans down stole/ robe. She was stunning ! No photo does justice to the overwhelming impression of beauty. She was 71.
Several years later while living in what was then West Berlin, I had a bit part in her last feature film " Just A Gigalo " co starring another legend David Bowie. Marlene's scenes were all shot in Paris, but David was my neighbor.
I love marlene dietrich! I wish she were still alive so I could meet her and sing to her! I miss her!
Sublime Dietrich in a stunning Dior gown. True, timeless glamour!!
What a class i always loved her, her look she was so class. She enlightenen. "Strage fright" love when she sing in it.
Wow! Astaire and Dietrich ♥♥ my favorites!
Mine too, one a little bit more, than the other ! ;-))
Haha! Me too!!! No words needed! ;-)
Elizabeth Abrantes
Well, I always have the last word, LOL !! ;-))
AWESOME ! :-))
Ok... but you got my point, didn't you? We don't need words to say who we like more! Haha!
Elizabeth Abrantes
Of course, I sure got your point :-))
I was just kidding, and no, we don`t have to, LOL !!
What a beautiful woman!
That is a thunderous ovation, and well-deserved as Marlene was a hero during WWII. She looks stunning at age 50. Soon after this appearance, Marlene began her tremendously successful one-woman show in Las Vegas. She later toured the world.
If they still had stars like this, perhaps I'd watch. The "Oscars" are a complete bore now. After the horrible things said about Kim Novak appreance, I doubt if I will waste my time.
Stars like her don't exist.
it wasnt said about Novak, it was said about her surgeon. And he definitely deserved public shaming.
Just beautiful!
Wonderful,
I love Marlene Dietrich.
Glamorous Marlene! Exquisite
Whatever happened to bowing to the audience? Hardly ever done now outside of the classical music field.
SPECTACULAR
Superstar!
I don't understand, how such an actress could not win an Oscar?
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Whatever it is, she's got it!
she looks classy
Ladies and Gentlemen, Miss Dietrich is here and wearing "DIOR" ... enough said.
Marlene dietrich the best.......
Besides her elegance, she was very attractive and sexy! Everything she does is just fantastic
Beautiful
She looked stunning in her Dior dress!
Excellent.SHOW STOPPING.
THAT DRESS! WOW!
What presence
The Walls of Malapaga was starring Jean Gabin.
Iconic
At least they shot the record of the event in color instead of black n white, even though there was no color t.v except for those mechanical color wheel experiments that failed that year from CBS.
Oh Marlene
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She is beautiful…. Exotic appearance not the doll type
Ohh... Ohh... Ohh! Marlene, on her right arm, is wearing her HUGE one of a kind Ruby & Diamond, Jarretiere Bracelet, by Van Cleef & Arpels! Marlene wore that iconic bauble in her movie ('Stage Fright'); and often as an accessory in her very stylish and storied private life. It was bought at auction after Marlene's death; by (Anne Eisenhower), the granddaughter of former President, Dwight D. Eisenhower, in 1992 for $990,000.00 and sold it at auction for over $4 million dollars in June of 2023.
King !
We had a Marlene Dietrich. Now we have Madonna. Need I say more?
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Nice, oh and,
First Comment!
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Loved her until found out she had all her daughters dogs poisoned. Evil woman.
all her daughters ? if you not know how many " daughters " LOL she had, you shouldnt wrote anything. The Book of her ONLY daughter Maria is very different.
@@craxylogo2712 daughter's