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Dishonored (1931)

The Austrian Secret Service sends its most seductive agent to spy on the Russians.

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Dennis Schwartz 11 Jan 2008

Entertaining melodrama that promotes glamour over telling a realistic spy tale.

Michael S 08 Jul 2008

McLaglen: "How many men did you trick into death with your body?" Dietrich: "Give me a kiss!"

Robert C 24 Sep 2018

Marred by a bad story, Marlene and von Sternberg nevertheless deliver visually intoxicating scenes and electric sexuality.

Matt Brunson 28 Jul 2018

Dietrich's fine performance and von Sternberg's visuals (that masquerade ball!) overcome both a shaky second half and a badly miscast Victor McLaglen.

Gregory W 06 Oct 2010

Dietrich's second Hollywood movie, and third of six with von Sternberg. His then very European style and tempo are evident in this movie and I can imagine it was a breath of fresh air at the time. Dietrich acts more with one eyelid than the cast of 90210 combined, and the imagery is impressive. So this movie deserves to be seen, it's a piece of film history, and it perhaps saved Dietrich from a career playing a sleazy barmaid/singer. All that being said, I found the plot painfully thin and could barely keep my eyes open at times. Dietrich still mesmerizes in her grand scenes, but her obviously not quite learned English speaking way of she does has, tends to take the wind out of certain dramatic moments. The leading man in this movie is furthermore unconvincing and miscast. Out of the 3 Dietrich-Sternberg collaborations I've seen (The Scarlet Empress & Der Blaue Engel) being the others) this easily ranks the lowest.