Marlene Dietrich

[machintruc]

I bet for ESI, but not sure 100%.

[Blaze]

my first gut is SLI.

[Minde]

Bedroom eyes? Is that what they're called? *shrug* I don't know. Good question.

Anyway, while there are a couple of incidental things I like about her, she's always made me uncomfortable when I've watched her. If that means anything.

[tiny_dancer]

Maybe it has something to do with the shape of her browbone and eyebrows. Her eyebrows are arched really high, and it seems like her browbone shades her eyes a lot. Either that or the makeup is really theatrical and accentuates that. She looks intense!

[Creepy-Cyclops]

Maybe it has something to do with the shape of her browbone and eyebrows. Her eyebrows are arched really high, and it seems like her browbone shades her eyes a lot. Either that or the makeup is really theatrical and accentuates that. She looks intense!

I agree. It's very striking.

[Amber]

probably LSI-Se

[strrrng]

Se-xSI

[Zero]

ESI????? No way she looks EIE. In what universe does ESI move like that?

[mclane]

LSI-Se

[Jake]

LSE

[flames]

I don't know anything about her, but the photos suggest beta type.

[Kill4Me]

SLI-Ti 1w9 sx/sp



Contrast to an ESI-Fi actor like Robert Deniro:

[user123]

ESI?

[Adam Strange]

Lol, I think Marlene Dietrich is SLI. In the interview above, she has frequent echoes of my ex-wife. Very frequent echoes. Except my ex is better looking and smoother, more graceful. And probably more intelligent.

[FreelancePoliceman]

VIs SLI.

Edit: Watched the interview. Definitely Si lead; almost certainly SLI. No idea why anyone would think differently. And that EIE typing is bizarre.

[WinnieW]

SLI-Ti 1w9 sx/sp

A value her singing songs, but listening to her speaking voice at that interview has a stronger sedative effect on me than counting sheep at night.
If there is an album named "Marlene Dietrich reads bedtime stories" I would definitly buy it.

SLI, I agree... she has the same speaking style as my family doctor. Diagnosis and medicine from one hand mouth in case of sleep disturbances.

SLI is not an activator type for me, it's more like a de-activator type for me.