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GERMANY: BONN: EXHIBITION OF MARLENE DIETRICH MEMORABILIA
The career memorabilia of German-born screen siren Marlene Dietrich has gone on display in Bonn.
Dietrich was adored by movie audiences worldwide, but her grown-up daughter Maria Riva claims the actress treated her like a slave.
Riva says her famous mother never hit her but claims an icy Dietrich look could turn you to ice.
This was the face that launched many a Hollywood movie.
Marlene Dietrich was one of Hollywood's most revered screen goddesses.
Her name sold millions of cinema tickets to films like Shanghai Express, The Blonde Venus and The Flame of New Orleans.
And her long, shapely legs were legendary.
But behind this exquisitely beautiful facade was a lonely, addictive personality who avenged herself on those who loved her.
That, at least, is the story of her daughter, Maria Riva.
Riva says her mother saw her and her father as instruments that were useful in polishing and preserving the legend that she had become.
In return, Riva has profited from her mother. She sold a huge collection of memorabilia to Berlin.
The exhibits are now on display at Bonn's Art Museum.
The show has drawn crowds of Dietrich worshippers.
But it was not just Dietrich's looks that transformed her into a screen idol.
The film star almost guaranteed her legendary status when she denounced Nazism in 1930, left her German homeland and moved to the US, where a glittering Hollywood career awaited her.
The daughter of a policeman, Dietrich's life also fitted the romantic image of a star rising from nowhere to become a glittering icon in Tinseltown.
But her daughter says the image was merely a mirage. Though married to Berlin casting director Rudolf Sieber, Dietrich had a procession of affairs with men and women.
Her one true love was French actor Jean Gabin. But the young actor broke her heart when he jilted her.
Riva says her mother never showed her true love.
SOUNDBITE:
Dietrich thought that she had invented love. Actually she believed it, that she knew everything there was to know about love and how to behave with love, and how to give love, and how to embellish love. And yet she knew nothing about it.
SUPER CAPTION: Maria Riva, Dietrich's daughter
The 70-year-old Riva denies that she harbours any bitterness.
Instead, she says she feels sorry for her mother.
Dietrich, addicted to pills and alcohol, died a lonely woman three years ago, aged 90.
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Bonn, Germany. 9 November 1995
1. Fade in to picture of Dietrich.
2. Black and white still of Dietrich panning out with Dietrich image coming in on right.
3. Shot of Dietrich's legs panning up to thighs.
4. People walking up stairs to the display.
5. Cutaway of Dietrich's shoes.
6. Black and white still of Dietrich in a car.
7. Pan of the display with Dietrich memorabilia.
8. Display of feather dress.
9. Still of Dietrich with French lover Jean Gabin.
10. Dietrich's suitcase with personal effects.
11. Dietrich's passport.
12. Picture of Dietrich as a child.
13. SOUNDBITE: Maria Riva, Dietrich's daughter.
14. Riva walking up stairs to the display.
15. Dietrich movie still to fade out.
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