Von Sternberg was the Moltke of this War in the Air, but it was the curious hard romanticism of Prince Karl Albert that won over the hesitating Emperor to the scheme.
"It's like Marlene Dietrich and Josef
Von Sternberg, this classic coupling," said Brett Morgen, the director of Jane.
De Mille, Ernst Lubitsch, Howard Hawks, Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford, Fritz Lang, Max Ophuls, Douglas Sirk, Raoul Walsh, Jacques Tourneur, Josef
von Sternberg, Orson Welles, Nicholas Ray, Samuel Fuller, and Jerry Lewis; the origins and development of auteur cinephilia and examples of films capturing sublime moments; and the changing nature of Hollywood and the auteur from the late 1970s, with the rise of directors like George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
The bodies of Oberleutnant Johannes Speck
von Sternberg, who was found to have a .303 bullet in his head and had probably died instantly, Feldwebel Fritz Muhn and Feldwebel Siegfried Ruhle were inside the wreckage.
With its pilot, 27-year-old Oblt Johann Speck
von Sternberg dead - his skull split by a bullet fired from a rifle - the plane plunged to the ground near Earlswood Lakes, on the southern edge of Birmingham.
Nominees included Josef
Von Sternberg, Ernst Lubitsch and Greta Garbo, but it was for their work in Hollywood films.
"Fievre sur Anatahan de Joseph
von Sternberg." Arts 559 (14-20 March 1956).
Dietrich developed her mystique with her legendary director Josef
von Sternberg, the man who gave Dietrich her sexual allure along with her pefectly-lit cheekbones (in fact when Dietrich toured in a musical one-woman show in the seventies, she was still using the lighting plot onstage that
Von Sternberg had created for her movies).
of Economics, Turkey) are Bernard Shaw, Rudolf Arnheim, Andre Bazin, Jozef
von Sternberg, Tyrone Guthrie, and Susan Sontag.