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Marlene Dietrich
Marlene Dietrich | Maria E. Riva
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"Gossipy...Elabroately detailed...Greatly entertaining...Riva leaves no sequin unturned." THE NEW YORK TIMES Marlene Deitrich was considered one of the most glamorous stars of her day. A determined perfectionist with an incredible ego, her beauty, her style, her sense of the outrageous, made her a star. In this candid, illuminating, and detailed biography full of photographs, her only daughter Maria Riva, tells the incredible, fascinating, story of the star's life and career, loves and hates, hits and misses, as only a daughter can. "From the Trade Paperback edition.
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Marlene Dietrich: The Life | Maria Riva
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Most interesting quarantine read.

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Marlene Dietrich | Maria E. Riva
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I do love biographies.Lately,it seems as though they are living on my shelves and not in my hands! The Marlene Dietrich one is a new purchase, written by her daughter and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis one has a bookmark on page 132 from years ago. #funfridayphoto

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