Amy Jolly

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Amy Jolly is the enigmatic nightclub singer portrayed by Marlene Dietrich in the 1930 romantic drama film "Morocco."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
film character
appearsIn Morocco
associatedWithActor Marlene Dietrich
associatedWithTheme romantic sacrifice
sexual ambiguity
countryOfFictionalOrigin France
createdBy Josef von Sternberg
creditedIn Morocco (1930 film)
filmDirectorOfWork Josef von Sternberg
filmGenreContext romantic drama
filmSetting Morocco
gender female
hasCharacterTrait enigmatic
romantic
world-weary
hasCostumeStyle tuxedo and top hat
introducedInFilm Morocco
languageOfDialogue English
French
loveInterest La Bessière
linked to: La Bessiere

Tom Brown
loveInterestOf Tom Brown
loveTriangleWith La Bessière
linked to: La Bessiere

Tom Brown
medium film
narrativeRole female lead
protagonist
nationalityInStory French
notableFor androgynous cabaret performance in tuxedo
on-screen same-sex kiss
notableScene final scene walking into the desert after Tom Brown
nightclub performance where she kisses a woman
occupation nightclub singer
partOf pre-Code Hollywood cinema
partOfCastOf Morocco
performsAt nightclub in Morocco
portrayedBy Marlene Dietrich
portrayedInBlackAndWhiteFilm true
productionCompanyOfWork Paramount Pictures
setInHistoricalPeriod interwar period
studioOfWork Paramount Pictures
worksAs cabaret performer
yearOfIntroduction 1930

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