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Blonde Venus (1932)

In an effort to be able to afford expensive treatment for her gravely ill American husband, a retired German entertainer returns to the cabaret as Blonde Venus and catches the eye of a wealthy politician.

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Suellen P 27 Mar 2007

A very inetersting movie and Marlene is so beautiful...OMG. One of her best.

James Kendrick 04 Aug 2018

its framing of conventional melodramatic narrative beats with excessive visual style doesn't always work, making it feel at times like a fractured work, one with two personalities working against each other.

Shannon T 20 Jul 2007

Marlene Dietrich's outfits -- the tacked on ending -- the ludicrous montages -- the gorilla sequence -- what's not to love about this movie? And that's not even mentioning Cary Grant...

Ginette G 16 Jul 2008

In his book "Cine o Sardina" Guillermo Cabrera Infante says about Marlene Dietrich "in her movies she was both a saint and a whore", both roles played in Blonde Venus. I agree, she graciously sold the cutest maternal moments, she was great, mysterious, playful, intriguing in her cabaret scenes. I'll remember her in this movie singing the german lullaby and telling her little son they were going to see "a nice, big kitchen" (when in fact she was peniless and offered to wash dishes at a restaurant), and I'll remember her as well boldly declaring in a homeless shelter "Don't you think I can make it? Watch!" Priceless. I think her Helen in this movie shouldn't be forced to choose between domesticity and artistic life, but then what do I know? ... Don't miss the maid, Hattie McDaniel (the same actress portraying "Mammy" Scarlett's nanny &maid in Gone with the wind).

Alexandra W 31 Aug 2007

The ending is sort of tacked on but it works for melodrama. Watch it mostly for well Marlene Dietrich. She'll make you want to be a transient cabaret singer.