Ingrid Bergman: Remembered | The Hollywood Collection
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- One of the best-loved and most beautiful of stars, Ingrid Bergman was among the most controversial. An icon of romantic love, she was also one of the most down-to-earth and realistic of women.
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Included are clips from twenty-five of her films, such as Intermezzo, Casablanca, Spellbound, Notorious, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Bells of St Mary’s, The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness, Joan Of Arc and her three Academy Award winning classics: Gaslight, Anastasia, and Murder On The Orient Express. Also shown are rare Hollywood screen tests, delightful home movies from her childhood, her first press conference after her self-imposed exile in Europe and interviews with Liv Ullmann, Angela Lansbury, Anthony Quinn, Jose Ferrer, Ann Todd, and Colleen Dewhurst, and many others.
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Everybody was speaking proper english.
Thank you Mrs Lindström And Mrs Isabella Rossellini for this beautiful video!! It was lovely discovering your Mum with your point of view!! She was and stays a great actress and a great Lady!!
The love that these 2 women have for their mother is evident, displayed in an unadorned fashion which I suspect is the way Ingrid Bergman would have wanted it displayed. Hers was an inspiring life.
From early childhood I was enthralled with films and couldn't get enough of them...and Ingrid Bergman was and remains a favorite. She was breathtakingly beautiful, vulnerable, steely, had that glorious voice and she made your heart race. I thought Pia did such a wonderful narration as did Isabella - both VERY beautiful women! Thank you for sharing this wonderful biography!
Natural beauty, Ingrid. And both Pia and Isabella look so classy n beautiful too. What grace.
Ingrid Bergman was a beautiful woman with quiet inner strength.
I don't get it--all this idol worship for movie people. Yes, I enjoy movies, but their just ordinary people playing make-believe. They are doing a job like a lawyer, plumber, nurse etc. We don't get teary eyed over them. Mother Teresa Was special, helping heal the poor & sick. Little fanfare when she passed. We should spend our time thinking of our after life than idol worship.
@@babbsdahms7576 Mother Teresa was not an actress and should not be placed in these comments. You are obvious seeking attention. So now you have it...good job. But please make a comment related to the subject matter. Ms. Bergman and members of her family have made many contributions to Hollywood and Film History. And deserve respect for their works.
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How wonderful her children remember her so fondly regardless of her absence. That says a lot about her and the fathers of her children and their families.
it's about the quality of time spent with them. When she was with them she was 100 percent there, then she gave 100 percent to her art. And number 1 is that she was always very honest to them about it.
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Unbelievable how much respect and love these two daughters have for their mother and their other siblings. I adore this!
How wonderfuly said... ❤️ Thanks for expressing my thoughts ... so sad ablut her csncer ...I no idea about the details of her life... very inspirational
No 'Mommy Dearest' for Ingrid, not even from Pia, they all loved her just like the rest of us, loved her in the Yellow Rolls-Royce.
My father was a stationed with the 11th US Army Air Corps in Alaska during WWII, and Ms Bergman, who did work for the USO, visited his squadron. At lunch time, four men were selected at random to have lunch with Ms. Bergman, and my father was one of those four men. I remember him telling me about how wonderful it was to meet her, not because she was a famous actress, but because her spirit and personality just lit up the room! She spoke to all four men as they had lunch together, but she apparently warmed to my father, and they spoke to one another a lot during the luncheon. My father told me that after Ms. Bergman left, he and everyone in the squadron felt like they had been in the presence of someone very special, and that her visit had done so much to lift the morale and the spirits of the men in the unit! My father never forgot her, and although he was never what one might call a "movie fan", he admired, cherished and adored Ms. Bergman for who she was as a person, a woman, a lady and an actress.
What a wonder story! And what a Lucky guy your father was that day…..And yes, I do believe that apart from all the Hollywood actress thing, she was a very down to earth woman.
Beautiful story, thanks for sharing
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your father met one of the most celebrated figures in history.
Makes me very proud of being swedish when hearing this story.
Isabella was so beautiful. Ingrid looked great as well.
My favorite female star of movie films. What a beautiful thing when youre still remembered ....it means that in your life you left a mark in your public and in the privete life. After seen this tribute I felt that Ingrid was a woman of integrity. Thank for publishing
I think her more unregognized daughter Pia who is telling us all the interesting things about her mother, have the same elegance and grace ....very elegant woman!
What a thoughtful, well done piece. I am not even that familiar with her work and by the end I thought this was a very moving tribute to a legend. This was truly the Hollywood era before it became Hollyweird.
Ingrid is one of my favourite Hollywood classic actresses. I loved her character in Casablanca. Watching on Christmas day 2020❤️😀
everytime I see Ingrid Bergman, my heart stops... she is the personification of Beauty.
I’m discovering Ingrid Bergman for the first time. What an incredible person-brave, strong, true to her talent. I’m sure it was a struggle to balance her private life and her artistic passion in life. Hard to achieve that perfectly.
Humphrey Bogart was the most loved and well liked actor that Hollywood has ever had. In fact i have never heard anyone other than Bergman have a bad word for him. So it is that and the fact that she only saw her own daughter only twice until she was eighteen that tells me she was ( despite her undoubted talent) on a personal level not someone who should be looked up to
@@johnlewis9158 All she said was that Bogart was withdrawn and she never really got to know him. What Miss Bergman didn't know was that Bogart's wife at the time, actress Mayo Methot, had threatened to shoot him if he had an onset affair with Ingrid Bergman. Apparently, he believed she meant it.
Ingrid was so naturally beautiful and very talented. This was made in 1996. Great biography, wonderful children. Pia Lindstrom is now 80 and Isabella Rossellini is 66 along with her twin Isotta. Her other children are Roberto Rossellini born in 1950. Thank you, most interesting and enjoyable.
A true masterpiece -- Insightful, kindly, honest -- such a brilliant and beautiful woman in so many ways. Many thanks !!
Where to start . Ingrid Bergman's was always in will be my favorite actress . When she was in front of the camera she was the person she portrayed . She had a range of emotions that was incredible. She could be laughing one minute and cry the next . And you were right there with her . My personal favorite is Saratoga trunk . She and Gary Cooper were perfect match . All her children must be the luckiest people in the world to have a mother like that . She left them rich in so many ways . That is something that is priceless . My good fortune is I have her in movies . And she is there for me . On those gray moments we have . And I am so grateful ................
Her daughter has a beautiful voice as the narrator. Thanks for this.
This is a very interesting exploration of the childhood and the career of a great actress and a first class human being.
the length of your life is never so important as the depth of it. Ingrid Bergman did what she loved, and have been loved for what she did.
Beautiful document. Thank you, Ingrid Bergman's children! Ingrid, you raised them well. Brava!
Ingrid was in a class of her own like Garbo. I do feel for Pia as you can tell she missed out on a full time mother.
We are very proud of or two Swedish great actresses, Ingrid Bergman and Greta Garbo.
Isabella is the splitting image of her legendary mother.
"Spitting" image....
Pia is 58 in this documentary, Isabella is 44. And no one can say they have 14 years in between!
Just super and a fine testament to a lady who was born to act.
Pia, so beautiful like her mother. Isabella was a pretty lady also but never the same glamour. Pia is well spoken and very sophisticated, a lot to do with being brought up by the surgeon father in Rochester.
I believe Isabella is the clone of her mother, she even sounds like her!! They have both added to the glamor of Hollywwod ❤
Lots of love ❤️ to Ingrid, Pia and Isabella, loved the memories of Ingrid! What a great talent!😍
She is very well on the photos with Isabella and Ingrid, the two twings.
So glad to had seen her in Waters of the Moon in London when I was a kid. I remember how tall she was but did not realize she was sick with cancer at the time very moving performance !!!!!!
My favorite film, aside Casablanca, is The 6th. In off Happiness, profound. Brilliant actress.🇩🇰🇸🇪🇺🇸💌🦅No one like Ingrid Bergman.Then , but came the best...
The Orient Express. Decided I had to take the Orient Express, and did, from Copenhagen to Paris, then to Heidelberg. Amazing.🎨
Love the Inn...
'Determined to die her own way...' It was rather unthinking of her when she decided to postpone surgery for breast cancer by about 9 months from November 1973 till June 1974. Had she acted more promptly... Also she did not want any changes dictated by Hollywood, like the plucking of the eyebrows, but when closely observing her Swedish films you can see plucked eyebrows. There is a bit of myth forming... Ingrid was indeed exceptionally beautiful, an incandescent beauty and talented, she inspired love.
As a fellow swede I'm proud to say she was a woman of great integrity.
Her children are the mirror of who Ingrid Bergman was as a person. They never really had her for themselves. She was almost always away filming, but when she was with them, she was great with them. You can see it by how they talked about her, how they described her as a woman and as their beloved mother.
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Ingrid !!!
Wity, classy, magnetic, charismatic, talented, bigger than life...
My Sentiments Exactly!
They should get nice voices to narrate these documentaries. Nice, uplifting voices
The most beautiful woman ever!
Agreed. She is one of my favorite actresses of all-time!
she was beautiful,
@@NickMusselle She was gorgeous.
Swedish girls do have this appeal to men that's very hard to resist.
@@mikerivers695 An elegance...performing she had a serenity displayed like a perfect poem or a dance orchestrated a symphony of delicate notes played. A quiet in soft dazzle surprises in catches unaware, then enraptures.
You know what? I never knew much about her beyond Casablanca and precious little else. So, this has been quite a ride you could say. Paints Scandanavians in a whole new light, as they do come in for some unfair stick at times. As a bloke with a wee bit of Viking in my heritage, may that same spirit run in my veins too. Resting in peace or riding the valkyries, having left the confines of the mortal coil, I'm sure she's having a blast regardless!
Here's a swede! And a very proud one I might add. Both for how she was as a person, but also as an actress.
That charming smile - very unique.
She and Ava Garner were my Mom's fave actresses. This was talent and class, soreily lacking in Hollywood today
Masha Allah🌙 Casablanca/Gaslight/Spellbound/Notorious/The Bells of St Mary's/Joan of Arc/Anastasia,..endless list, I've seen almost all INGRID BERGMAN movies,..superb/gorgeous actrice,..one of my favorites.
The most wonderful human and the best actress in cinema history! ❤
Ingrid was a very beautiful person inside and out . I studied most of her movies. She also appeared very mysterious and curious at the same time. Privacy was so important to her and her family. The Bronx New York stay Coronavirus Free
Her talent was matched only by the sheer idiocy of those in the US who felt 'betrayed' by her when she and her 1st husband separated and divorced. Little wonder she became so disheartened by not being allowed to move away from the image of the quintessential home grown country girl , she was so wise to want to break away from that stereotype. We would likely never have seen her full range of acting skills. She,in my opinion, was stupendously good as the 14 year old Jeanne D'Arc and the elderly Israeli prime minister Golda Mayer. My mother was a huge fan of Ms. Bergman and she died, from cancer, just 6 months before this magnificent actress. This is such a beautifully presented insight into the life of a true Star, recounted by her two beautiful daughters.
It's a pity that her third daughter and her son weren't in it too!
She was such beautiful, and elegant.
I remember towards the end of her life, a journalist following her into a Press shop & asking her if she were afraid of death. (I know, outrageous). She replied: No, I have always known my days were numbered.
Beautifully told.
She resembles her father.
Ingrid really was the best thing about Jeckyl/Hyde.
Hate the ban on Ingrid missed out many more of her great films what a shame! Love ❤️ Ingrid and all her beautiful girls!😍
I have loved her since, 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' and many since.
I think on topic the scandal that ensued, an abruptly painful rejection for her human-side, disappointingly fans a failing to follow thru with a promise kept. A lowering-of having put her high upon a pedestal, resulted in soft-framing free-fall of a Hollywood goddess acclaimed. What appeared dismaying to the harshest of critics her abandonment of her own children how public percieved, as unfeeling or demonstrably selfish. She, Ingrid did not perceive as such a loss inset a real world where death separates ultimately in never to see again in that sense of alive, both together sharing the personal experience. Not dire expanses a separation of mere miles easily covered contact by a phone call or letter read over again of sentiments, another coming, but she knew more distinctly apart of a distance beyond time. Her obsession with film was that the film trapped time, young intensified she felt it's power to do so. To liberate her from loneliness her longing for
her family eased, that sense of companionship was real for her, by seeing her family a game of pretend that was real...and as fate had trapped her forsaken the loss her parents, she would rule over fate thru conquering time by the silver-screen. The film on screen captures the minutes and retains them shone thru the lens. Not real in some ways, it isn't reciprocal at present passage, but in other ways equally poignant the expressions of love.
Ingrid's acceptance fate as were dealt, she loved..and some loves couldn't be equally shared, in overlapped by consensus, so a choice is forced upon a soul swept in the currents of Life. She knew this when it happened to her the same disillusionment of marriage and blamed no one. Not marriage at fault but our perceptions of glorifying another person whom wisdom declares in time, we all have feet of clay.
Her early acceptance grown by the paths she was destined to take, was due in part to her own parents not being there thru strange twist of fate leavig Ingrid an orphan. She knew from her own personal experience it teaches self independence. It grows character and that's what she portrayed on film endearingly to us all was an authenticity of believing in the part she played, as real. The part we all play inset time..upon life's stage we are given a script and what to do is to decide to live. Not quantity matter of factly dispossessed life..afar in distantly, but quality displaying an intensity realised we are traveling in time, we are travelors thru time ...all aboard that train she spoke-of.
We must oft be our conductors when we can and passengers when we must.. in allow the course to go in roll onwards loving, and being loved in entirety of self-expression .
Lovely tribute by her lovingly faithful-forever daughters. That's tribute. She would would approve in applaud, as do we.
A certitude and a certain modesty to believe that you will succeed
Isabella looks so much like her.
Sounds almost exactly like her to
The personification of beauty, elegance and determination. Her talent is an incredible treat to watch. A wonderful remembrance.
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A superb actress, God bless you Ingrid.
Great actress. 🙋🏼♀️🇩🇪♥️🌱♥️🌱♥️🌱🌹🌹
Typo, you meant GreatEST actress.
Hey, Ingrid. Can I meet you in another life? Coffee's on me. That's s all I could afford. ;-)
Za ch I'd ask this out woman to dinner.
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who knows what you can afford in another life
She is swedish... trust me coffee is good. we love that here
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They were so hypocritical in Hollywood that time that they kicked her out of town when she fell in love with Roberto Rossellini while still beeing married to someone else. What a waste. It was only decades later that she got parts again in the US.
A beautiful an great lady.Thank you for all the classic movies
I must say she is ravishing, in her 1956 french film, Elena et les hommes (Elena and her men.) The Blu Ray restoration is, beyond amazing. The french film institute did a great job! English subtitles of course. A/B/C Region. Pricey, but worth it, if you are a fan like me!
Ingrid was one of the greatest !
LEGENDARY actress.. the world lost so much after her death.
A real lady..A lot of class...🌷🌷🌷
Incredible that her father took those videos and photos of young Ingrid.Those are so precious.
Very informative documentary, Ingrid was a busy working woman for that era, but it definitely sounds like motherhood was rooted in her heart! Thank you for sharing!
Today’s actors and actresses are so generic in comparison to those back in those days. The true talent, true beauty and they just had class, such as Bergman. Crawford, Dietrich, Lombard, Garbo and Davis, those women are a thing of the past. Hollywood today is disgraceful and distasteful. The films don’t stand out, most films are mediocre at best. Not to mention that back in those days, those actors and actresses were there to entertain us, not like today, berating and insulting the American people. It’s sick and they wonder why their films are not being watched. What a different time we live in. It sucks.
DITTO. The movie industry has completely changed since the demise of the old Hollywood Studio System days and the advent of TV and all the newer social media. The culture has changed along with the movies. We will never see the likes of these classic film stars again. Fortunately, we still have their movies!
Gary L It is sad to watch true talent fade, but yes your right at least we still have those amazing classic films. I love watching them. Not everything is about sex and violence like today. Even though they all have passed, I wish they knew that there are and will be future generations who will always admire their talents!
Jami, 2 of my favorite lines from "Sunset Boulevard" are when Gloria Swanson as the "has been actress'" Nora Desmond exclaimed: "We had Faces!" And then: "I am BIG, its the pictures that got smaller!". Lines written in the 1950's -even more true today! CLASSIC...
Gary L Yes Gary, I remember that line and you are right it is actually true to form today. Ironically my 1st cousin is an A list actor, and I love him dearly, but I really don’t like what Hollywood stands for today. He has worked with huge actors and one in particular is a complete bastard. His demands on set were ridiculous and downright childish and yet they bowed to his every whim. I could never tolerate that, They act as if they deserve recognition and respect, yet what happened to earning both? Today, the talent is garbage and their personalities are even worse. True stardom is gone.
Jami, it must very interesting to learn about the movie acting busines from someone inside the industry. I have to admit some of todays actors and actresses are good. No complaints about say Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks or Daniel Day Lewis. Through many years of making good films they have earned their stardom. What bugs me about some of the more recent "stars"- they make one OK decent movie and already they are hyped as the new Katharine Hepburn or the next Bogart. FOOOOEY! Thats when they begin to believe their own PR campaigns-The fame goes to their heads and so they make the lives of their colleagues unbearable because thay are now "stars".
The movie industry is not set up to make good, intelligent, entertaining films today only MEGA-BLOCKBUSTERS with lots of computer animation, explosions, phony sexuality, car chases and (not so) special effects. I am just too old for that nonsense. Hardly ever go to the movies anymore--sad...
She was breathtaking. She was BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Her smile....her eyes,she was Great
What’s surprising was how her screen persona so contrasted with her real personality. She was far more modern in reality.
best remembered for joan of arc
Anastasia*
"Casablanca"...
It has been many decades since Hollywood has seen this kind of class.
I think the picture/photo is of her daughter Isabella.
No, it's Ingrid.
Isabella very lucky to look very much like her mum.
Oh my. Her lips were outlined on her parent’s pictures.
Well in my 70s, she was a looker all right, movie woman today have not got body shape nor, the great way of a Actress .
She was the best!
On the day of her birthday she was dead...
It was like she was determined to make it to that last birthday.
Great documentary. What a great acting talent she had. I loved her as a child and now as an adult.
Pense no significado da palavra classe.Ingrid Bergman ÚNICA!
英格麗 鮑曼是我最喜歡的女演員之一。我是從“卡薩布蘭卡”中認識她的，然後是“愛德華大夫”，“喪鐘爲誰而鳴”，與尤 伯連納共同主演的“真假公主”，與加里 格蘭特共同主演的“醜聞”，“寒夜情挑”，“東方快車謀殺案”，“煤氣燈下”，，，，我所能夠找到的她的作品。她美麗，善良，典雅，堅强，我非常喜歡她。
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She was too pretty to play Golda Meir. She should have done what Betty Davis did in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane.
You mean overdo makeup to make a caricature ? Miss Bergman respected what Mrs. Meir had accomplished in her life. Why on earth would she want to mock it.
I loved her in Bells of St Mary’s 🎄🎅🎄🎅🎄
Let's face it, Roberto Rossellini was not the best director nor the best husband for Ingrid Bergman . In fact he is poison to her career wise. She should have been content with Dr. Lindstrom. Ingrid aged fast during her years with Roberto Rossellini. Hah. The best thing that happened to Ingrid were her children. .
But she wouldn't have had the other three children
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You were for me and still are today a great actress..... who loved being an actress.... and you played every role with all your heart and soul...... and it showed...... My mother and I adored you....... and you are also in my heart...... and a Virgo also like me......... R.I. P. Dear Ingrid......!!!!!
I grid Bergman movies
Aghhh the good old days She is great
Such a fascinating life she led on and off movie sets. So many different movies each with its own special theme...
~ O' Ingrid.
She never fails to mesmerize me even today!!! Probably the perfect model of a lady/woman!!!
La imagen fija es de Isabella Rossellini.
No, it's actually Ingrid Bergman.
学生のとき、誰がために鐘は鳴るを見た。ほとんどメークなしに演じていたが、理知的に、美しかった。演技をするために生まれてきた人。人気絶頂にも関わらず、決められた役しか与えられないハリウッドを離れ、愛と演技のため、全てを捨てた。天性の美貌だけでない、稀有な女優さんです。
Pia's Voice is so mesmerizing
Why does the thumbnail show Ingrid Bergman’s daughter, Isabella Rossellini instead of Ingrid?
I liked her in Stromboli.
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Beautiful woman as is issabella
Har ändrat uppfattning idag.
Vackraste kvinnan i Hollywood sket i sin Familj!
Her second daughter looks like her
please change the thumbnail pic. It isn:t Ingrid's its Isabella.
Affair with Rosselini, avant-garde danger, failure, public rejects that Bergman betrayed her Saintly, vulnerable roles. Avant-garde director tries to save them all with Joan of Arc? This fails financially. Rosselini is unfaithful. Two first husbands get custody. Wow, what instability. Third marriage fails. I personally think it’s ridiculous these people can’t succeed in relationships. More beautiful in every way than any woman on earth.