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Hollywood Representations of Women in 1930s Films...by Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo (Kaplan, 1994, p. 118).
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This research can focus on any historical topic related to the course.that is, on any topic covered in class or in your dossie.... The underlying message of these movies was that a woman had to choose between a career and romance (Gates 2009, p.29), and ultimately should sacrifice their career for love. Along these same lines, also reflecting the patriarchy of the era, women were portrayed as easily manipulated sex goddesses, as embodied by the various characters played by Marlene Dietrich and Greta Garbo (Kaplan 1994, p.118). These types of portrayals of women were pre-code, meaning Hollywood films could, and did, show women’s overt sexuality. However, the introduction of the code changed this through censorship (Doherty 1999, p. 3). Hollywood was forced to portray women in a different way, which, in effect, gave women characters...
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Re- write a Silent Movie- Blue Angel...? The Blue Angel The Blue Angel is a German movie produced in 1930. It was directed by Josef Von Sternberg and written by Karl Volllmoller, Carl Zuckmayer, and Robert Liebmann. Marlene Dietrich and Emil Jannings along with Kurt Gerron starred in the film. The producer shot the film in English and German simultaneously in nineteen thirty three. The film starts with squeaks of chicken and geese loitering in a street at a shopping center. A female cleaning a window pane in a shop that contains a photo of Marlene Dietrich referred to as Lola in the movie comes next. The woman imitates Lola’s shape on the poster by posing in a similar way. The main character is Emil Jannings who is referred to as Professor Rath in the film but commonly...
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How the Media Effects the Fashion Market...popular Hollywood productions but promote fashionable trends of the season. In 1940s Marlene Dietrich was a fashion icon followed by Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly in late 1950s. (Teasdale)
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