Marlene Dietrich on a boat, 1940s [500 × 675]

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Anyone else just get Lonely Island’s "I’m on a boat" stuck in their head?

Serious note: Marlene Dietrich truly has one of the most unique faces and mesmerizing personalities in Hollywood history. My sister and I grew up watching a lot of movies from that era (TCM was always on) and her on screen presence was totally captivating.



Thanks for the pic. It’s bringing back really great family memories.

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