Marlene Dietrich, born in Berlin, Germany, is a German-American actor and singer. Dietrich was the only female star in Hollywood who could stand up against Greta Garbo in the 1920s and 1930s. Although he has not won an Oscar, his fame is well-known in the United States. The English version of "Lily Marie" she once sang became the favorite song of soldiers from the United States and Germany during World War II. In 1999, she was selected as the 9th "Greatest Actress in a Century" by the American Film Institute. In 2003, he was rated as the 50th "Greatest German" by a public opinion campaign launched by German TV. The Academy Awards, in 1931, the 4th Academy Awards for Best Actress, nominated by Morocco, won the Golden Globe Award in 1958, nominated for the Prosecution Witness for the 15th Best Actress in a Film Drama, and also won by Germany The film award, in 1980, won the 30th Honor Award, the Italian David Award, and the 6th David Special Award in 1962, the Nuremberg Trial.