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Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in Desire

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Desire

film by Borzage [1936]

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association with Dietrich

In Marlene Dietrich
…showed a lighter side in Desire (1936), directed by Frank Borzage, and Destry Rides Again (1939).
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discussed in biography

In Frank Borzage: Warner Brothers tenure
Desire (1936), one of Borzage’s most notable films, was made on loan to Paramount under the supervision (and strong influence) of production chief Ernst Lubitsch and starred Cooper as an American engineer on vacation in France who becomes a patsy for a glamorous jewel thief…
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