Film Quotes by Marlene Dietrich
43 quotes
Erika von Schluetow:
[singing] Want to buy some illusions? Slightly used, just like new. Such romantic illusions, and they're all about you. I sell them all for a penny, they make pretty souvenirs. Take my lovely illusions, some for laughs, some for tears.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Erika Von Schluetow)
in
A Foreign Affair
(1948)
Erika von Schluetow:
Let's go up to my apartment. It's only a few ruins away from here.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Erika Von Schluetow)
in
A Foreign Affair
(1948)
Erika von Schluetow:
Want to buy an illusion?
--
Marlene Dietrich
(as Erika Von Schluetow)
in
A Foreign Affair
(1948)
Erika von Schluetow:
We've all become animals with exactly one instinct left. Self-preservation. Now take me, Miss Frost. Bombed out a dozen times, everything caved in and pulled out from under me. My country, my possessions, my beliefs... yet somehow I kept going. Months and months in air raid shelters, crammed in with five thousand other people. I kept going. What do you think it was like to be a woman in this town when the Russians first swept in? I kept going.
--
Marlene Dietrich
(as Erika Von Schluetow)
in
A Foreign Affair
(1948)
Fay Duval:
I don't get anything out of this joint but tired.
--
Marlene Dietrich
in
Manpower
(1941)
Lily Czepanek:
I can't take my clothes off!
Richard Waldow: Why? Why can't you?
Lily Czepanek: Why, I'd, I'd be undressed!
Richard Waldow: Why? Why can't you?
Lily Czepanek: Why, I'd, I'd be undressed!
--
Marlene Dietrich
in
The Song of Songs
(1933)
Lola Lola:
They call me Lola.
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Marlene Dietrich
(as Lola Lola)
in
The Blue Angel
(1930)
Monica Teasdale:
All the people who'll come to my funeral, that'll be quite an occasion.
Theodore Honey: Do you have a family, Miss Teasdale?
Monica Teasdale: No, not even a husband at the moment, but there's my agent. oh he'll be so sad, he had five more years at 10%. Then there's Lorene Calvart, oh she'll cry the most. She'll give a beautiful performance, and then she'll try to get the part in the picture I was going to make. I suppose that's why I don't feel the way I thought I would.
Theodore Honey: Do you have a family, Miss Teasdale?
Monica Teasdale: No, not even a husband at the moment, but there's my agent. oh he'll be so sad, he had five more years at 10%. Then there's Lorene Calvart, oh she'll cry the most. She'll give a beautiful performance, and then she'll try to get the part in the picture I was going to make. I suppose that's why I don't feel the way I thought I would.
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Marlene Dietrich
in
No Highway in the Sky
(1951)
Monica Teasdale:
All those people there, makes you wonder which one you would pick out to save if you were God, which one would matter much?
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Marlene Dietrich
in
No Highway in the Sky
(1951)
Monica Teasdale:
He told me to sit on the floor in the men's room. If that's not an odd idea I'd like to meet one.
Marjorie Corder: I think he was just telling you the best place to be if there was an accident.
Monica Teasdale: At this altitude?
Marjorie Corder: I think he's right about it being the safest place.
Monica Teasdale: If he's right about that, he may be right about the tail falling off.
Marjorie Corder: I think he was just telling you the best place to be if there was an accident.
Monica Teasdale: At this altitude?
Marjorie Corder: I think he's right about it being the safest place.
Monica Teasdale: If he's right about that, he may be right about the tail falling off.
--
Marlene Dietrich
in
No Highway in the Sky
(1951)