Such a professional. She had just one more year to live but you would never know it. elegant, poised and so polite. Made of tough stuff. god bless her. she planned a birthday celebration on 29th August 1982 and said goodbye to her guests and passed away that evening.
Wow. I just love hearing her interviews. She's so gentle, respectful, regal and interesting. I'm like a school kid listening to the teacher when she talks.
I'm old enough to remember watching this when it was originally broadcast and enjoyed it thoroughly when I was in my early teens. Ingrid Bergman always gave the impression she liked interviews and Q and A's and is charm personified, still strikingly attractive despite the illness that would sadly claim her life only about a year after this interview at the NFT. The audience appeared to be genuinely in awe to be in the presence of such a movie legend as she was.
She was very ill during this interview & passed away a year later on her 67th birthday. I too am old enough to remember the original airing. I loved her. I read a biography about her soon after her death. I was riveted.
My mom is beautiful! She's tall and got this Spanish Portuguese features! I miss my mother! Iam in awe of her beauty and all of it! The shoe fits on Ingrid Bergman!
I kept watching back and forth this interviews with British anchors! They are beautiful! Ingrid Bergman is Brilliant and Beautiful in every and all aspects of the interviews! Awesome! Amazing! Wow! Aha!
she was poised, elegant & polite. she had just one more year to live. She planned a birthday dinner party on 29th August 1982, said goodbye to her guests & passed away that evening.
Además de su talento y belleza una mujer demasiado inteligente se le nota.en la entrevista habla solo ella.una mujer que llegó al éxito porque se lo propuso Una gran leyenda y preciosa mujer hasta el final ❤
OMG: I was there and think i glimpsed myself in the audience but not totally certain.... I also saw her at the ICA Rossellini season and was too shy to go up and say how much I admired her. A great lady.
I was named after her. My mother did not agree with it because it was a name that was unusual in my country. Dad prevailed. I love my name. and to be named after such a fantastic talent!
I bought the Rosselini DVDs which have this as an extra as Like Jonathon Bridge i was a teenager at the time when it was shown on BBC2 - I waited a long time to see it again. A wonderful, gracious lady who despite her illness remained beautiful til the end. A true star that we no longer see today in this fickle world of "celebrity" and a brave, courageous lady who i miss to this day. So nice to see this interview online and thanks for posting it. I have admired her since i was 12 years old and will never forget her.
Ingrid Bergman was such a excellent, sophisticated, smart, beautiful and talented lady, very brave and honest. I'm only 22 years old , but i've seen plenty of her movies and i'm mesmerized by her, wow, so sad that she had too leave us too soon at just 65 years old.
@@bridgetnolan3947 thank you so much, i love great actors, specially the ones who can act in several languages, polyglots like Liv Ullmann, Udo Kier, Stellan Skarsgard, Nastassja Kinski and of course Ingrid Bergman.
What a woman! What a delight to see this interview. I'm a huge fan and even more now after watching this. Her candid response, the way she spoke, such class.
I can hear the pain in her voice when she talked about the scene with the little girl because she knew her children had experienced it. I still have her book. It was an honest revelation. Missed her
This interview was a joy - particularly since, in 1976 I was lucky to have a converstion with Ms. Bergman when she was performing for the Josephine Baker Tribute at the Metropolitan Opera. (I had been brought up on Ingrid Bergman by my Norwegiano-American mother.) She was incredibly warm and charming and inquisitive about my family (my father was Italian-American) - perhaps that's what made converstation so easy. She was called away briefly to the electrician's closet to study Mohammed Ali's "script" ( Ali was stranded in the midwest by bad weather) When she returned, she came back to me and asked me who the women were performing - it was LaBelle performing "Lady Marmalade" and she was fascinated by their costumes (huge wooden spools on top of their heads had her transfixed). It was a precious day and this interview called back my memories of her from early girlhood to my now quite older age.
you prolly dont care but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can stream all of the latest movies on Instaflixxer. Have been streaming with my brother these days xD
She had the voice of someone who smoked her whole life. Also she was very ill at this time and she was there doing this whole interview. What an amazing woman. Forever in our hearts, Ingrid.
@ProudMary Unfortunately for so many film stars ( Audrey Hepburn Bette Davis ) of her genre were prolific smokers and unfortunately no one realized the consequences of smoking as we do today. It was sad to see the ravages of smoking had done to Ingrid’s face in her last years , in particular in this talk in just before she died . Nevertheless her facial beauty still shone through, including her class , dignity and courage, probably knowing she was going to die of her disease, undoubtedly brought on by smoking.
I know a guy who’s in his late 30s who went through chemo and his voice is that of a teen boy. He said his voice used to be so much more alto. He hates his voice but he loves his life a bit more
Such a straightforward, intelligent yet graceful and kind woman. We just don’t see interviews like this today. Too much therapy. People don’t speak without filtering everything for their sense of self, public image, posterity. It’s depressing how coarsened we are already.
It's my favorite too with Ingrid in it and with my most favorite actor Cary Grant..... They are my most favorite couple ever. Cary and Ingrid were great together, they became friends for life since they began filming Notorious (1946) on 22 october 1945 till she went to heaven on her birthday in 1982... They played a role in Notorious, but for me it feels as if it was/is for real, such great actors they were...😊💖👍🏻
It's very funny whenever she talked about Casablanca because even I was very confused about Ilsa. I think she played it beautifully, it kept me wondering about what could be Ilsa's agenda til the end of the movie. It's like being in Rick's position where he's smitten by a mysterious beautiful lady.
It's difficult to find her early swedish film work , on blu ray/dvd. It is available in USA , but expensive , if one happens to live in Europe. Maybe the bfi will release her work in the future. I have just bought Under Capricorn on blu ray , but Notorious must rank up there , as her best. If you are a fan like me, it can be pricey, buying all on blu-ray. I prefer to own the physical product, as opposed to streaming.
@31:00 her book is truly the best book I have ever read! I hate reading but since I’m a great fan of hers I got it and read it and never have I ever felt every emotion while reading anything until I read her book! Tears of laughter, sorrow, anger fell through when I read her book! She is truly a funny author of telling cute stories! I’m more than angry that they don’t reprint her stories and sell on the book shelves because she is truly the thing that made Hollywood grand and she’s no where on the shelves in your local book stores unless it’s a second hand bookstore! More than angry!
She is beautiful, very talented, intelligent, humble, refreshing, unique. She is so different from conventional hollywood glamour girls and her acting style is less stylized
Ingrid Bergman was very ill at the time, her face swollen and drawn from treatment. Toward the end of the interview she is sweating. Ingrid Bergman had an incandescent beauty and much, much charm, she was a great actress.
@@nessieness5433 In the 1940s everybody was smoking and drinking all day. and there was second hand smoking. Pregnant women drinking and smoking. I am shocked that everybody did not have cancer earlier in those days.
@@B..P.. Maybe there were not as many detrimental chemicals around in the food and the air at the time (glyphosate etc...) Ingrid Bergman was a terrible chain smoker (not apparent from the photos you get to see from her) and was dubbed 'the human sink' by A. Hitchcock, because she could drink so much (alcohol). Psychological factors could be at the origin of disease, like intense and prolonged stress, which Ingrid certainly suffered from (think of the 'scandal' with Rossellini).
I’m 43 years old and have been a big fan of Ingrid Bergman since I was 5 ( the same year she passed away ) but I never knew that she’s dead until 2002!
I interviewed Cukor and Hitchcock. You can hear some of the Hitchcock at sandrasheveyinterviews TH-cam. Cukor might have given you `wonderful little details` but essentially he despised women. Hitch, on the other hand, despises women in cinematic context but personally and professionally he is very nice, kind too.
I know she worked with Hitchcock and that should prejudice me but really the only film I really like with Bergman is a German film made a Ufa to launch her career in Germany `The Four Companions` 1938 directed by Carl Froelich. Fabulous movie, fabulous!!
INGRID BERGMAN IS ONE OF THE GREATEST ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME ALONG WITH MERYL STREEP, BETTE DAVIS, JUDI DENCH, MAGGIE SMITH, VANESSA REDGRAVE, GERALDINE PAGE, GLENN CLOSE AND CATE BLANCHETT...
I sent John your comment and this is his reply. ‘I think it was the other way round. Ingrid was so impressed by Open City and Paisa that she contacted Rosselini to tell him so, and suggested that if ever he should have a suitable role for her... (The same thing happened to me, believe it or not, after I wrote all those television plays in the early Seventies.) Of course, once they had met they entered a passionate relationship. To such an extent that he did not want her to make films with anyone else, though he was persuaded to make an exception for Jean Renoir.’
This is an interesting observatin and although quite obvious really neverr occurred to me. The perfection she refers to in American films is a buffer against questioning..questioning any of the inequalities of life (war, discrimination, domination, exploitation) The fit is so perfect, so tight..there is no room to stick your finger in. Monkey see, monkey do. Monkey don`t see. Monkey don`t do.
She would leave her kids all the time to go make movies. It affected them a lot, especially one in particular.IMO actors would do good to not have children.
Do you know that there are places where Roberto Rossellini was a very well known director before Stromboli? As for the question of languages very few americans get it. Step out of it. The world is round.
I have to add that ingrid bergman was not just an american star but an international actress. And ingrid bergam was a child of the enlightment as many of us are.
How did I come to the conclusion Cukor was homosexual? This is the question from someone on this thread. inasmuch as it was a well-kept secret. Well, I interviewed him for a couple of hours. It was unmistakable. Not always transparent. You`d never have known with Rock Hudson. On the other hand it was immediately evident with Paul Newman. Bitch? Butch? Don`t know inasmuch as I am not conversant with this gay slang. Still in all it is and was apparent to me.
JRT is too soft on Nazis. We were teaching colleagues USC. He defended Riefenstahl and s+++ up to Bergman and other actors who were Nazi complicit (active or passive)
@@TeresaLevy She herself said it and admitted it. She disgraced herself and she disgraced him (RR) Fact is she was misused by Hollywood where she returned with her tail between her legs. Bergman is best in the Ufa films (love her in them)
@@TeresaLevy She made 3 lousy films with Rossellini who did not understand her. Likewise she was not susceptible to his improvisational technique. RR worked alot like Mike Leigh.
i understand you just not like ingrid Bergman. Neither as an actress and mostly as a person. Too bad but why don t you say o just that? She was loved by so many people. Roberto films go very well too.
Wonderful, what an incredible woman and actor
Ingrid was so authentic! She never sold herself-her soul cheap like some actresses. She always stayed who she was. I admire her for that!!!
And if she smoked is It a crime?
Possibly the best and most comprehensive interview with Ingrid Bergman available.
Such a professional. She had just one more year to live but you would never know it. elegant, poised and so polite. Made of tough stuff. god bless her. she planned a birthday celebration on 29th August 1982 and said goodbye to her guests and passed away that evening.
INGRID...❤⚘🕊🙏Bosnia & Herzegovina
Wow. I just love hearing her interviews. She's so gentle, respectful, regal and interesting. I'm like a school kid listening to the teacher when she talks.
Me too, only that I am in love with the teacher.
I'm old enough to remember watching this when it was originally broadcast and enjoyed it thoroughly when I was in my early teens. Ingrid Bergman always gave the impression she liked interviews and Q and A's and is charm personified, still strikingly attractive despite the illness that would sadly claim her life only about a year after this interview at the NFT. The audience appeared to be genuinely in awe to be in the presence of such a movie legend as she was.
She was very ill during this interview & passed away a year later on her 67th birthday. I too am old enough to remember the original airing. I loved her. I read a biography about her soon after her death. I was riveted.
My mom is beautiful! She's tall and got this Spanish Portuguese features! I miss my mother! Iam in awe of her beauty and all of it! The shoe fits on Ingrid Bergman!
I kept watching back and forth this interviews with British anchors! They are beautiful! Ingrid Bergman is Brilliant and Beautiful in every and all aspects of the interviews! Awesome! Amazing! Wow! Aha!
she was poised, elegant & polite. she had just one more year to live. She planned a birthday dinner party on 29th August 1982, said goodbye to her guests & passed away that evening.
Además de su talento y belleza una mujer demasiado inteligente se le nota.en la entrevista habla solo ella.una mujer que llegó al éxito porque se lo propuso
Una gran leyenda y preciosa mujer hasta el final ❤
OMG: I was there and think i glimpsed myself in the audience but not totally certain.... I also saw her at the ICA Rossellini season and was too shy to go up and say how much I admired her. A great lady.
I was named after her. My mother did not agree with it because it was a name that was unusual in my country. Dad prevailed. I love my name. and to be named after such a fantastic talent!
Good for you, it is a great name and, in a way, you carry a part of this great actress with you. Glad your dad prevailed!
I bought the Rosselini DVDs which have this as an extra as Like Jonathon Bridge i was a teenager at the time when it was shown on BBC2 - I waited a long time to see it again. A wonderful, gracious lady who despite her illness remained beautiful til the end. A true star that we no longer see today in this fickle world of "celebrity" and a brave, courageous lady who i miss to this day. So nice to see this interview online and thanks for posting it. I have admired her since i was 12 years old and will never forget her.
Ingrid Bergman was such a excellent, sophisticated, smart, beautiful and talented lady, very brave and honest.
I'm only 22 years old , but i've seen plenty of her movies and i'm mesmerized by her, wow, so sad that she had too leave us too soon at just 65 years old.
67 years
@Alberto Domingquez, You have excellent taste.
@@bridgetnolan3947 thank you so much, i love great actors, specially the ones who can act in several languages, polyglots like Liv Ullmann, Udo Kier, Stellan Skarsgard, Nastassja Kinski and of course Ingrid Bergman.
At 67
What a woman! What a delight to see this interview. I'm a huge fan and even more now after watching this. Her candid response, the way she spoke, such class.
Agree she has a very special quality sincere and charming to a fault .. Isabella has a lot of the same qualities as her mother
if only she could keep her legs closed when she was married.
I can hear the pain in her voice when she talked about the scene with the little girl because she knew her children had experienced it. I still have her book. It was an honest revelation. Missed her
Where can I get her book I hope she responds to it؟
This interview was a joy - particularly since, in 1976 I was lucky to have a converstion with Ms. Bergman when she was performing for the Josephine Baker Tribute at the Metropolitan Opera. (I had been brought up on Ingrid Bergman by my Norwegiano-American mother.) She was incredibly warm and charming and inquisitive about my family (my father was Italian-American) - perhaps that's what made converstation so easy. She was called away briefly to the electrician's closet to study Mohammed Ali's "script" ( Ali was stranded in the midwest by bad weather) When she returned, she came back to me and asked me who the women were performing - it was LaBelle performing "Lady Marmalade" and she was fascinated by their costumes (huge wooden spools on top of their heads had her transfixed). It was a precious day and this interview called back my memories of her from early girlhood to my now quite older age.
I so glad that this interview brought back such rich memories for you. Thanks for watching and sharing your story.
I did not know this. Thank you
Wht did he say.
She was a very wise and strong woman! I admire her very much!
She was a very strong and she could probably kick anyone she wanted to, I LOVE that tuffness about her!!!!💞
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@Bradley Eddie yea, I have been watching on Instaflixxer for since november myself :D
She had the voice of someone who smoked her whole life. Also she was very ill at this time and she was there doing this whole interview. What an amazing woman. Forever in our hearts, Ingrid.
The cancer treatments affected her voice not smoking.
I have gone through chemotherapy for cancer and it affects your vocal cords. It changes your voice
@ProudMary
Unfortunately for so many film stars ( Audrey Hepburn Bette Davis ) of her genre were prolific smokers and unfortunately no one realized the consequences of smoking as we do today.
It was sad to see the ravages of smoking had done to Ingrid’s face in her last years , in particular in this talk in just before she died .
Nevertheless her facial beauty still shone through, including her class , dignity and courage, probably knowing she was going to die of her disease, undoubtedly brought on by smoking.
I know a guy who’s in his late 30s who went through chemo and his voice is that of a teen boy. He said his voice used to be so much more alto. He hates his voice but he loves his life a bit more
Omg thank you for posting this! I'm always on the lookout for anything Ingrid Bergman and this is quite the gem ❤
FreeSpirit xoxo That’s my pleasure. John knew Bergman quite well and has a number of stories I’m trying to record. Will keep you posted if I do.
@@andrewnorris1 thank you 🙏☺
Such a straightforward, intelligent yet graceful and kind woman. We just don’t see interviews like this today. Too much therapy. People don’t speak without filtering everything for their sense of self, public image, posterity. It’s depressing how coarsened we are already.
Speak for yourself!
Brilliant lady. So humane, honest, proffessional, also progfessional human♥️
Thanks for watching and commenting.
I was hoping Ingrid would say that Notorious was her favorite film -- because it's MY favorite Ingrid film.
It's my favorite too with Ingrid in it and with my most favorite actor Cary Grant.....
They are my most favorite couple ever. Cary and Ingrid were great together, they became friends for life since they began filming Notorious (1946) on 22 october 1945 till she went to heaven on her birthday in 1982...
They played a role in Notorious, but for me it feels as if it was/is for real, such great actors they were...😊💖👍🏻
Thanks! Very precious. Bergman fan since 1985
The most wonderful person and the best cinema actress in history!!! Really love her works and his love and bauty through the years ❤❤❤
I love her a lot as actress as a woman
Que mujer. Que gran artista.
Nunca habia escuchado de ella hasta hoy que por casualidad vi la pelicula Juana de Arco! Y me encanto!
Thank you very much for this!❤️
I just love her beauty 💖
Real magical woman, not only as an actress❤
Thank you for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
She followed her trade and lived the way she wanted ! She was lucky but a major beauty and talent! A star!
It's very funny whenever she talked about Casablanca because even I was very confused about Ilsa. I think she played it beautifully, it kept me wondering about what could be Ilsa's agenda til the end of the movie. It's like being in Rick's position where he's smitten by a mysterious beautiful lady.
What a lovely woman she was.
It's difficult to find her early swedish film work , on blu ray/dvd. It is available in USA , but expensive , if one happens to live in Europe. Maybe the bfi will release her work in the future.
I have just bought Under Capricorn on blu ray , but Notorious must rank up there , as her best. If you are a fan like me, it can be pricey, buying all on blu-ray. I prefer to own the physical product, as opposed to streaming.
@31:00 her book is truly the best book I have ever read! I hate reading but since I’m a great fan of hers I got it and read it and never have I ever felt every emotion while reading anything until I read her book! Tears of laughter, sorrow, anger fell through when I read her book! She is truly a funny author of telling cute stories! I’m more than angry that they don’t reprint her stories and sell on the book shelves because she is truly the thing that made Hollywood grand and she’s no where on the shelves in your local book stores unless it’s a second hand bookstore! More than angry!
A true class act ana a great dame
She is beautiful, very talented, intelligent, humble, refreshing, unique. She is so different from conventional hollywood glamour girls and her acting style is less stylized
I love this classy amazing lady what beautiful remarkable person
Thank you for watching.
Ingrid Bergman was very ill at the time, her face swollen and drawn from treatment. Toward the end of the interview she is sweating. Ingrid Bergman had an incandescent beauty and much, much charm, she was a great actress.
Yes she was her voice got deeper, wasn't it throat cancer she died off?
@@ursulamullikin4723 No, Ingrid Bergman died of breast cancer. She was however a very heavy smoker.
@@nessieness5433
In the 1940s everybody was smoking and drinking all day.
and there was second hand smoking.
Pregnant women drinking and smoking.
I am shocked that everybody did not have cancer earlier in those days.
@@B..P.. Maybe there were not as many detrimental chemicals around in the food and the air at the time (glyphosate etc...) Ingrid Bergman was a terrible chain smoker (not apparent from the photos you get to see from her) and was dubbed 'the human sink' by A. Hitchcock, because she could drink so much (alcohol). Psychological factors could be at the origin of disease, like intense and prolonged stress, which Ingrid certainly suffered from (think of the 'scandal' with Rossellini).
@@ursulamullikin4723 Breast cancer
I’m 43 years old and have been a big fan of Ingrid Bergman since I was 5 ( the same year she passed away ) but I never knew that she’s dead until 2002!
Muhanad Muhanad I'm 40 and a big fan of her💖
Ingrid Bergman, Bette Davis and Lauren Bacall. 3 actresses that always are truly fascinating whenever they are interviewed.
And it was always intriguing how much her daughter, Isabella Rossellini looked like her.
I realize that in Ingrid’s younger yr she is soft spoken and now here she has a deep voice.
timeless for ever 💛💛💛💛💛💛
Quando penso alla povera Anna Magnani, mi si stringe il cuore ❤️
Ingrid Bergman became famous after Casablanca. A popular Swedish actress during 1940s and onwards. Made fortune in Hollywood. RIP Ingrid.
I interviewed Cukor and Hitchcock. You can hear some of the Hitchcock at sandrasheveyinterviews TH-cam. Cukor might have given you `wonderful little details` but essentially he despised women. Hitch, on the other hand, despises women in cinematic context but personally and professionally he is very nice, kind too.
I like the lady. She was very down to earth, no star personality.
Very brave of her to do this ❤
The man that Rosselini chose for Bergman's leading man in "Stromboli" was extremely good looking.
I know she worked with Hitchcock and that should prejudice me but really the only film I really like with Bergman is a German film made a Ufa to launch her career in Germany `The Four Companions` 1938 directed by Carl Froelich. Fabulous movie, fabulous!!
INGRID BERGMAN IS ONE OF THE GREATEST ACTRESSES OF ALL TIME ALONG WITH MERYL STREEP, BETTE DAVIS, JUDI DENCH, MAGGIE SMITH, VANESSA REDGRAVE, GERALDINE PAGE, GLENN CLOSE AND CATE BLANCHETT...
Don’t shout we get the message
That girl that asked her about Bogart was very cute.
She died the next year ..... so sad
In one moment she said Casablanca didn’t have the script written before hand then goes with a director that has no scripts
Ingrid Bergman ...The Goat ....The greatest of all time.
Without doubr
She should have lived till 2015 until she turned 100
...beautiful..INGRID❤⚘🕊🙏Bosnia & Herzegovina
Was this her last interview before her death on 1982?
Did Rossellini ever mentioned why he chose to have ingrid Bergman in 5 movies? She was not only a hollywood actress. He should have explained beter
I sent John your comment and this is his reply.
‘I think it was the other way round. Ingrid was so impressed by Open City and Paisa that she contacted Rosselini to tell him so, and suggested that if ever he should have a suitable role for her... (The same thing happened to me, believe it or not, after I wrote all those television plays in the early Seventies.) Of course, once they had met they entered a passionate relationship. To such an extent that he did not want her to make films with anyone else, though he was persuaded to make an exception for Jean Renoir.’
👸😍😘😍
Theres a german accent under the english accent
Swedish. She is Swedish..
Her beautiful was not there anymore.
This is an interesting observatin and although quite obvious really neverr occurred to me. The perfection she refers to in American films is a buffer against questioning..questioning any of the inequalities of life (war, discrimination, domination, exploitation) The fit is so perfect, so tight..there is no room to stick your finger in. Monkey see, monkey do. Monkey don`t see. Monkey don`t do.
She would leave her kids all the time to go make movies. It affected them a lot, especially one in particular.IMO actors would do good to not have children.
Do you know that there are places where Roberto Rossellini was a very well known director before Stromboli? As for the question of languages very few americans get it. Step out of it. The world is round.
I have to add that ingrid bergman was not just an american star but an international actress. And ingrid bergam was a child of the enlightment as many of us are.
How did I come to the conclusion Cukor was homosexual? This is the question from someone on this thread. inasmuch as it was a well-kept secret. Well, I interviewed him for a couple of hours. It was unmistakable. Not always transparent. You`d never have known with Rock Hudson. On the other hand it was immediately evident with Paul Newman. Bitch? Butch? Don`t know inasmuch as I am not conversant with this gay slang. Still in all it is and was apparent to me.
JRT is too soft on Nazis. We were teaching colleagues USC. He defended Riefenstahl and s+++ up to Bergman and other actors who were Nazi complicit (active or passive)
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she didn't age well due to her heavy smoking. She died a year after this interview.
She never smoked
Grausame Stimme
Totally opposite to another Swedish actress Greta Garbo.
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she looks ill here..
Ignorant Bliss Read some of the previous comments.
She makes a fool of herself in Rossellini films. Why? Because she never could relax and be herself. Sad. Decadent really!
How many rossellini films did you see. As for ingrid bergman not being able to be herself, you must be kidding.
@@TeresaLevy She herself said it and admitted it. She disgraced herself and she disgraced him (RR) Fact is she was misused by Hollywood where she returned with her tail between her legs. Bergman is best in the Ufa films (love her in them)
@@TeresaLevy She made 3 lousy films with Rossellini who did not understand her. Likewise she was not susceptible to his improvisational technique. RR worked alot like Mike Leigh.
i understand you just not like ingrid Bergman. Neither as an actress and mostly as a person. Too bad but why don t you say o just that? She was loved by so many people. Roberto films go very well too.
@@TeresaLevy I do like her. Used to argue with my mother about Bergman. My mother did not like her. I did and do.