Overview
Born : August 29, 1915 in Stockholm, Sweden
Died : August 29, 1982 in Chelsea, London, England, UK (lymphoma complications following a breast cancer operation)
Height: 5' 10" (1.78 m)
Ingrid Bergman was probably the best entertainer from Hollywood's regretted Golden Era. Her regular and straightforward excellence and her enormous acting ability made her one of the most commended figures throughout the entire existence of American film. Bergman is likewise one of the most Oscar-granted entertainers, attached with Meryl Streep and Frances McDormand, every one of them three second just to Katharine Hepburn.
Ingrid Bergman was brought into the world on August 29, 1915 in Stockholm, Sweden, to a German mother, Frieda Henrietta (Adler), and a Swedish dad, Justus Samuel Bergman, a craftsman and photographic artist. Her mom kicked the bucket when she was just two and her dad passed on when she was 12. She went to live with an older uncle.
The one who might be one of the top stars in Hollywood during the 1940s had chosen to turn into an entertainer subsequent to completing her conventional tutoring. She had a sample of acting at age 17 when she played an uncredited job of a young lady remaining in line in the Swedish film Landskamp (1932) in 1932 - a sorry start for a young lady who might be known as "Sweden's renowned gift to Hollywood." Her folks kicked the bucket when she was only a young lady and the uncle she lived with didn't have any desire to hold up traffic of Ingrid's fantasy. The following year she selected at the Royal Dramatic Theater School in Stockholm yet concluded that stage acting was not really for her. It would be three additional prior years she would get one more opportunity at a film. At the point when she did, it was something beyond a piece part. The film being referred to was The Count of the Old Town (1935), where she had a talking part as Elsa Edlund. Following a few movies that year that set up her as a class entertainer, Ingrid showed up in Intermezzo (1936) as Anita Hoffman. Fortunately for her, American maker David O. Selznick saw it and sent an agent from Selznick International Pictures to acquire privileges to the story and have Ingrid endorsed to an agreement. Once marked, she came to California and featured in United Artists' 1939 change of her 1936 film, Intermezzo (1939), repeating her unique job. The film was a hit as was Ingrid.
Her excellence was not normal for anything the film business had seen previously and her acting was amazing. Hollywood was going to discover that they had the most flexible entertainer the business had at any point seen. Here was a lady who genuinely thought often about the specialty she addressed. The public became hopelessly enamored with her. Ingrid was under agreement to return to Sweden to film Only One Night (1939) in 1939 and June Night (1940) in 1940. Back in the US she showed up in three movies, generally welcomed. She made just one film in 1942, however it was the exemplary Casablanca (1942) inverse Humphrey Bogart.
Ingrid was picking her jobs well. In 1943 she was assigned for an Academy Award for her part in For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943), the main film she made that year. The pundits and public remembered her when she made Gaslight (1944) the next year- - her job of Paula Alquist got her the Oscar for Best Actress. In 1945 Ingrid played in Spellbound (1945), Saratoga Trunk (1945) and The Bells of St. Mary's (1945), for which she accepted her third Oscar selection for her job of Sister Benedict. She made no movies in 1947, however skiped back with a fourth designation for Joan of Arc (1948). In 1949 she went to Italy to movie Stromboli (1950), coordinated by Roberto Rossellini. She became hopelessly enamored with him and left her significant other, Dr. Peter Lindstrom, and girl, Pia Lindström. America's "ethical watchmen" in the press and the platforms were offended. She was pregnant and chosen to stay in Italy, where her child was conceived. In 1952 Ingrid had twins, Isotta and Isabella Rossellini, who turned into an exceptional entertainer by her own doing, as did Pia.
Ingrid kept on making films in Italy lastly got back to Hollywood in 1956 in the lead spot in Anastasia (1956), which was shot in England. For this she won her subsequent Academy Award. She had barely thought twice. Ingrid kept on ricocheting among Europe and the US making motion pictures, and fine ones at that. A film with Ingrid Bergman made certain to be a quality creation. In her last big-screen execution in 1978's Autumn Sonata (1978) she had her last Academy Award assignment. However she didn't win, many felt it was the most authentic exhibition of her vocation. Ingrid resigned, yet not before she gave an exceptional presentation in the scaled down series A Woman Called Golda (1982), a film about Israeli state leader Golda Meir. For this she won an Emmy Award as Best Actress, however, sadly, she didn't live to see the her rewards for all the hard work.
Ingrid kicked the bucket from malignant growth on August 29, 1982, her 67th birthday celebration, in London, England.
In 1933 she enlisted at the Royal Dramatic Theater School in Stockholm yet later different to films all things considered.
Hitched Lars Schmidt in Caxton Hall close to Westminster Abbey, London, England, UK.
People vocalist Woody Guthrie composed a melody in commendation of her, named "Ingrid Bergman," however kicked the bucket before he got an opportunity to record it. The tune can now be heard on Billy Bragg's "Mermaid Avenue" CD.
Remains dissipated adrift off the shoreline of Sweden.
Picked by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history (#30). [1995]
Endeavors were made by Hollywood makers to change her name in 1939, with potential outcomes examined like Ingrid Berriman and Ingrid Lindstrom (really her legitimate wedded name). Bergman rejected, partially in light of the fact that she believed she had endeavored to lay down a good foundation for herself as an entertainer in Europe under her genuine name.
She filled the role of Joan of Arc multiple times in her profession: in front of an audience in 1946 (in Maxwell Anderson's 'Joan of Lorraine') and on film in 1948 (Joan of Arc (1948)) and 1954 (Joan of Arc at the Stake (1954)).
Previous mother by marriage of Martin Scorsese.
Has a kind of rose named after her, called the Ingrid Bergman rose.
A considerable lot of her more limited male co-stars, like Humphrey Bogart and Claude Rains, needed to wear lifts to try not to look little close to this 5' 10" magnificence.
Turned down a job inverse Charlton Heston in Planet of the Apes (1968).
Bergman and Sean Connery bested a rundown of "most prominent entertainers ever", incorporated by 50,000 perusers of German magazine Funk Uhr.
She and her significant other were frequently welcome to evening gatherings at the home of Alfred Hitchcock. As per those present, she never appeared to see that her host was pouting a direct result of his crush on her.
Was conversant in English, Swedish, French, German and Italian.
Sergio Scaglietti, Ferrari's lord coachbuilder and aluminum stone carver, formed some the most wonderful Ferraris of the '50s and '60s, incorporating the 375MM worked in 1954 for her. That "Ingrid" vehicle has, thusly, motivated the extents of the present 612 Scaglietti, the biggest Ferrari ever (there's even a silver "Ingrid" paint choice).
At her memorial service held at Saint Martin's-in-the-fields Church, there didn't be anything that was just about as contacting as the second when, a violin played the strains of 'As Time Goes By'.
She wasn't named for Best Actress in her job as the steamy Ilsa, yet for her job in For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943), losing to her dear companion Jennifer Jones for The Song of Bernadette (1943). It was likewise novice Jones' 25th birthday celebration, and subsequent to winning when Bergman complimented her, she was sorry, saying, "Ingrid, you ought to have won." Bergman said, "No, Jennifer, your Bernadette was superior to my Maria.".
She broke her foot toward the start of the American run of "The Constant Wife" and played the following five weeks in a wheelchair.
Her girl, Pia Lindström acknowledged her Best Leading Actress Emmy for A Woman Called Golda (1982) after death. Bergman kicked the bucket 3 weeks preceding the service, after the voting forms were projected.
Cary Grant, her extraordinary companion, acknowledged her Anastasia (1956) Oscar at the 29th Annual Academy Awards (1957).
On their last gathering, Alfred Hitchcock was in tears, unnerved by his looming passing. Experiencing the disease that would kill her, Bergman told him, "Obviously you will pass on at some point, Hitch, we are largely going to pass on." She later reviewed that the remark appeared to bring him harmony; it was an ambivalent farewell. Hitchcock passed on in 1980, trailed by Bergman in 1982.
Her renowned relationship with the conflict photographic artist, Robert Capa was the reason for Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window (1954).
At the point when Ernest Hemingway told her she would need to trim off her hair for the job of Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943), she shot back, "To get that part, I'd trim my head off!" She would practice indefatigably until any hour of the evening, asking to rehash a scene long after the chief was fulfilled.
Her karma was pretty much as sensational as her ability. In New York City, a Swedish couple adulated a film of hers to their child, a lift administrator in the apartment complex where one of film maker David O. Selznick's young headhunters lived. A half year after the fact, Ingrid was en route to Hollywood. "I owe my entire vocation to that lift kid", she would say laughingly.
Industrialist Howard Hughes once purchased each accessible seat from New York to Los Angeles to be certain she would acknowledge a ride in his private plane.
During the creation of Casablanca (1942), Humphrey Bogart's better half Mayo Methot ceaselessly blamed him for engaging in extramarital relations with Bergman, frequently standing up to him in his changing area before a shot. Bogart would go onto the set in a fury.
Her little girl, Pia Lindström, with first spouse Petter Lindstrom, is a TV character and entertainer. Another little girl, Isabella Rossellini, turned into a model and entertainer, and has showed up in such movies as Blue Velvet (1986), Immortal Beloved (1994), Merlin (1998) and Don Quixote (2000).
MGM had initially projected her in the Beatrix Emery job in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) and Lana Turner in the Ivy Peterson job. Bergman felt the job of Ivy was really difficult and convinced the studio to let her switch jobs with Turner.
She has the qualification of having accidentally been one of the principal Hollywood entertainers to assist separate the studio with contracting framework.
On the primary commemoration of her demise, stars, loved ones came to Venice Film Festival to respect her. Among the numerous visitors were Gregory Peck, Audrey Hepburn, Walter Matthau, Charlton Heston, Roger Moore, Claudette Colbert, Olivia de Havilland and Prince Albert of Monaco.
Swedes are extremely glad for Bergman. They even have "Ingrid Bergman Square" with a bust of the screen goddess watching out over the water to her previous home. Her remains were dispersed over the ocean close by.
Was named #4 on The Greatest Screen Legends entertainer list by the American Film Institute.
To plan for her job of Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, in A Woman Called Golda (1982), she went around Israel and met the individuals who had known Golda. She went through hours concentrating on old newsreels to dominate Golda's quirks. She was 66 years of age at that point.
Her dad supported her play-acting and surprisingly helped her track down entertaining caps and outfits to spruce up in while he captured her.
Gotten a fan letter from James Stewart while heading to battle obligation for World War II (1943).
One day at the studio she snared guards with another vehicle. A studio cop observed her pulling and hurling energetically. The police officer said, "Best thing I at any point saw. First film star I at any point realized that wouldn't fret taking care of business".
Appreciated working with Gary Cooper, for she didn't need to remove her shoes.
Gotten an entrancing 1939 wire from the incomparable Greta Garbo perusing, "I might want to see you when I am free, in the event that you would be willing".
Visited Hotel Panamonte in Panama two times, thus the suite was named after her. Enhanced with vibrations from Hollywood's "Brilliant Heyday," her sumptuous rooms hold their unique style.
Cannes jury secretary Christiane Guespin was recollecting every one of the various stars at the celebration and she said the most noteworthy was Bergman back in 1973 when she was President of the jury. Guespin said, "Consistently, when she showed up at the evening screenings, individuals would stand and give her an applause and adulation. Each and every evening. I have never witnessed that for any other person".
Cary Grant recollected that she had come on the set one morning and was just out of it: "We went again and again the scene, and she was in fog of some kind. You know, she simply wasn't there. In any case, [director] Alfred Hitchcock said nothing. He just stayed there close to the camera, pulling on his stogie. At last, around 11 a.m., I started to recognize easily that she was beginning to come around. What's more interestingly the entire morning, the lines were coming out right. What's more all at once Hitchcock said, 'Cut.' Hitch recently sat and gazed toward Ingrid and said, discreetly, 'Great morning, Ingrid' ".
In 1971, when Daily Variety had noted producers select the best movies and entertainers of the sound time, she was named Best Actress.
She had a standing as an extreme mediator. David O. Selznick said of her, "Her other-worldly nature isn't above being discolored by issues of simple cash".
Her appearance for her first day's worth of effort; wheeled into the studio on a bike and wearing shades.
Her 1980 collection of memoirs, "My Story", was a blockbuster.
Lived in five fascinating urban areas with regards to five unique nations; Stockholm, Hollywood, Rome, Paris and London.
At the point when David O. Selznick told his planned new 23-year-old star that they would need to change her name, cap her teeth and pluck her eyebrows, she took steps to get back to Sweden.
Gotten the (at that point) gigantic measure of $129,000 for her job in Maxwell Anderson's "Joan of Lorraine" on Broadway. She additionally got no less than 21 honors for that play.
To advance her film Joan of Arc (1948), the studio put an eight-story-high figure of her in white plastic reinforcement in New York City's Times Square, at an expense of $75,000.
She and her third spouse, Lars Schmidt, had their own island called Danholmen, off the shore of Sweden.
She was casted a ballot the twelfth Greatest Movie Star ever by Entertainment Weekly.
In 1960 she turned into the third entertainer to win the Triple Crown of Acting: Oscars for Gaslight (1944), Anastasia (1956), Murder on the Orient Express (1974), a Tony for "Joan of Lorraine" (1947) and Emmys in 1960 and 1982.
Won Broadway's 1947 Tony Award as Best Actress (Dramatic) for "Joan of Lorraine" - an honor imparted to Helen Hayes. They would later co-star in Anastasia (1956), for which she won her subsequent Oscar.
Was an old buddy of creator Ernest Hemingway, whom she called "Dad." He, thusly, referred to her as "Girl.".
Bergman was making The Bells of St. Mary's (1945), the continuation of Going My Way (1944), when the 1944 Academy Awards function occurred. She, co-star Bing Crosby and chief Leo McCarey had all been named for Oscars, Crosby and McCarey for Going My Way (1944). They all won that evening, Bergman for Gaslight (1944), the first of her three Academy Awards. At the point when she got her Best Actress statuette, she said, "I'm anxious about the possibility that that assuming I went on the set tomorrow without an Oscar, neither of them would address me.".
She was positioned #5 in the Premiere's rundown of "The 50 Greatest Movie Stars of All Time"
Leader of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1973.She and Roberto Rossellini made 6 motion pictures together: Europe '51 (1952), Joan of Arc at the Stake (1954), Fear (1954), We, the Women (1953), Stromboli (1950) and Voyage to Italy (1954).
No connection to Swedish chief Ingmar Bergman, albeit the way that his significant other was likewise a Swedish entertainer named Ingrid Bergman- - additionally no connection - confounded matters extraordinarily.
One of the primary tall driving women in Hollywood in a period where most renowned entertainers were a little more than five feet.
Was initially offered the job of Princess Dragonmiroff in Murder on the Orient Express (1974). She later wound up playing Greta Ohlsson which won her an Oscar. Essentially every last bit of her Oscar-winning execution is contained in a solitary scene: her cross examination by Poirot, caught in a solitary constant take, almost five minutes in length.
After tolerating her Oscar for Murder on the Orient Express (1974), she was sorry to individual entertainer Valentina Cortese, who was named for Day for Night (1973), saying that she would have merited the honor more.
She is the most loved entertainer of artist Cheryl Scott.
Her previous French domain was available to be purchased for $3 million. The nation compound, containing five structures on 18.5 sections of land in the peaceful town of Choisille, is found a little ways from the focal point of Paris. The property incorporates 10 rooms, eight restrooms, a nursery, a 55-foot indoor-outside pool and a little animal dwellingplace.
On Broadway, her depiction of Joan of Arc, in Maxwell Anderson's "Joan of Lorraine", won her an Antoinette Perry grant - the "Tony"- - the most elevated distinction in the American theater.
Shares the differentiation with entertainers José Ferrer, Helen Hayes and Fredric March of being the primary victors of acting Tony Awards when the yearly occasion was set up in 1947.
Took acting class from Michael Chekhov in Hollywood.
Bergman and Humphrey Bogart were casted a ballot the second most noteworthy on-screen a few untouched in a survey charged by British corporate retailer Woolworths for their work in Casablanca (1942). (2005)
In DigitalDreamDoor's 100 Greatest Female Acting Performances, she was positioned 7# for Gaslight (1944), 20# for Casablanca (1942), 62# for Anastasia (1956), 67# for Notorious (1946), 74# for Spellbound (1945) and 86# for Autumn Sonata (1978).
In DigitalDreamdoor's 100 Greatest Movie Actresses, Bergman positioned third, just Katharine Hepburn and Meryl Streep bested her in the rundown.
Accepted a $7000 decrease in salary to show up in Casablanca (1942). David O. Selznick gave her the job, not giving her a choice to take it or not.
As per her girl, at whatever point anybody would come dependent upon her and say "I cherished you in Casablanca (1942)", she would see them as she didn't have a clue.
At Stockholm Arlanda air terminal, there is a huge board; "Welcome To My Hometown, Ingrid Bergman, legend".
Aigner's Autumn/Winter assortment was held at a runway on the Cavenagh Bridge close to the Fullerton Hotel in Singapore. The assortment is motivated by Bergman, with loosened up class, refinement and, obviously, the overcoat from her scene in Casablanca (1942). The "It" pack this season is the Stromboli (named after Stromboli (1950), one more of Bergman's well known films).
Harpers and Queen magazine, alongside the Getty Images Gallery, set up a visual show named (April 2003) 'Sovereigns of the twentieth Century at Getty Images Gallery' in London which honor 100 ladies who have characterized style previously, their capacity to impact the closets of their armies of fans and about "ladies with the most staggering fashion instinct". Ingrid Bergman was named first among different names like Katharine Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Madonna, Catherine Deneuve, Marilyn Monroe and Jane Fonda.
Popular French chief Jean Renoir worshiped Ingrid. At the point when she was in frantic waterways subsequent to parting with Roberto Rossellini, Renoir immediately got to work and composed two things for her, the film Paris Does Strange Things (1956) (Elena and Her Men) and the play "Carola".
Was depicted by girl Isabella Rossellini in her accolade for her dad, renowned Italian chief Roberto Rossellini, in My Dad Is 100 Years Old (2005).
The San Francisco Chronicle's "The Objects Of Our Affection" positioned her fourth in the female classification after Audrey Hepburn, Sophia Loren and Marilyn Monroe.
The British magazine 'Harpers and Queen' positioned her fifth on their 'The World's 50 most Alluring Women. Audrey Hepburn was first, trailed by Ava Gardner, Julie Christie, and Catherine Deneuve.
In Israel, under The Jewish National Fund, a remembrance timberland for Ingrid Bergman has been set up as a component of the Kennedy Memorial Forest close to Jerusalem. On the plaque is written, 'In Memory of Ingrid Bergman, A Great Actress and An Outstanding Person'.
At Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank, there's an exceptional region at the historical center dedicated stringently to Casablanca (1942) that incorporates Humphrey Bogart's and her garments from the film, the film's content, its outfits, and surprisingly the little piano on which Sam "played it once more" for Rick and Ilsa.
Candid Sinatra was an old buddy of hers.
She viewed herself as some way or another abnormal on account of her stature. In Anastasia (1956) she recommended putting a little square under Yul Brynner. He rejected, saying, "You think I need to play it remaining on a container? I'll show the world what a major pony you are!".
She was sitting in a Paris bath in 1957, paying attention to the Oscars broadcast on the radio, when she heard Cary Grant, her companion for a long time, acknowledge her Best Actress grant. Her Notorious (1946) and Indiscreet (1958) costar additionally acquainted her when she got back with the Oscars in 1959 to introduce Gigi (1958) with Best Picture respects. The overwhelming applause that followed was pretty much as loud as any in Oscar history.
Despite the fact that she played Helen Hayes' granddaughter in Anastasia (1956), she was under 15 years more youthful than Hayes.
Life story in: "The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives". Volume One, 1981-1985, pages 67-69. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1998.
In Italy, practically the entirety of her movies were named by Lydia Simoneschi. Just two times, was she named by another Italian entertainer: Dhia Cristiani in Joan of Arc (1948) and Giovanna Scotto in Casablanca (1942).
Was the best option to play Terry McKay in An Affair to Remember (1957).
The absolute first Montreal World Film Festival was held in 1977. The merriments were opened by Bergman, who was joined by such greats as Fay Wray, Gloria Swanson, Howard Hawks and Jean-Luc Godard. It was the main non-serious year of the celebration's set of experiences.
Anthony Quinn had said with regards to her, "Occasionally in movies you love somebody so much, however it doesn't chip away at the screen. Furthermore you would really rather avoid someone and you're magnificent on the screen. The two biggest abilities I worked with were Ingrid and Anna Magnani. However, I would like to work with [Magnani], whom I didn't like, than Ingrid, whom I adored".
In DigitalDreamDoor's 100 Greatest Female Acting Performances, she was positioned #7 for Gaslight (1944), #20 for Casablanca (1942), #62 for Anastasia (1956), #67 for Notorious (1946), #74 for Spellbound (1945) and #86 for Autumn Sonata (1978).
On record at the Berlin Document Center, a file of reports from the Nazi period, is a unique declaration for her to show up in a German film. This more likely than not been from a period right off the bat in her vocation when she was all the while acting in Sweden, well before she came to America and is no reflection on her political perspectives or standards.
From the get-go in her vocation, when she did Swedish movies, her epithet on set was "Betterlater" because of her adage after virtually every take, "I'll be better later.".
In both her first American film (Intermezzo (1939)) and her last component film, (Autumn Sonata (1978)), she played a professional piano player.
Was 8 months pregnant with her girl Pia Lindström when she finished shooting Only One Night (1939).
Gotten back to work 8 months subsequent to bringing forth her little girl Pia Lindström to film Intermezzo (1939).
Her mom was German, her dad was Swedish.
Her youngsters persuaded her to keep in touch with her self-portrayal.
As indicated by a biographer, she was enamored with margarine treats.
Was positioned fifth in the rundown of Best Classic Actress online survey picked by the 12,000 perusers of EW magazine, behind Katharine Hepburn, Audrey Hepburn, Bette Davis and Marilyn Monroe.
Her mom, Friedel (née Adler) Bergman, passed on when she was just 3 years of age and her dad, Justus Bergman, kicked the bucket when she was 13.
Luchino Visconti had needed Ingrid Bergman and Marlon Brando for leads in Senso (1954), yet when Bergman's better half 'Roberto Rossellini' would not allow her to show up in the film, Brando additionally bowed out.
Is one of 17 entertainers to have won the Triple Crown of Acting (an Oscar, Emmy and Tony); the others in sequential request are Helen Hayes, Shirley Booth, Liza Minnelli, Rita Moreno, Maureen Stapleton, Jessica Tandy, Audrey Hepburn, Anne Bancroft, Vanessa Redgrave, Maggie Smith, Ellen Burstyn, Helen Mirren, Frances McDormand, Jessica Lange, Viola Davis and Glenda Jackson.
Bergman turned down the lead spot in The Farmer's Daughter (1947), for which Loretta Young won an Oscar, and The Snake Pit (1948), for which Olivia de Havilland was selected for an Oscar.
Child Roberto "Robertino" Rossellini was locked in to Princess Caroline of Monaco in 1983.
During the creation of 'Farewell Again', Bergman's co-star, 'Anthony Perkins' (who had a staggering feeling of dread toward young ladies) was educated by companions that she was drawn to him, and from there on he demanded that they were never alone when practicing love scenes.
Couldn't go to the 1979 Academy Award service (where she was assigned Best Actress for Autumn Sonata (1978)) because of disease.
Was 3 months pregnant with her child Roberto when she finished shooting Stromboli (1950).
Gotten back to work year and a half subsequent to bringing forth her child Roberto to start recording Europe '51 (1952).
Cary Grant was one of her cherished co-stars. Similarly as with Gary Cooper, Grant was alright with his height (more than six feet tall), so no lifts or shoeless scenes were fundamental.
One of six entertainers who were granted with 3 acting Oscars, alongside Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Walter Brennan, Daniel Day-Lewis and Katharine Hepburn. Hepburn won 4 Oscars.
Was the most loved entertainer of Presidential First Lady Bess Truman and Bergman visited her at the White House on the event of her 61st birthday in 1946.
She was a naturalized resident of the United States, holding double citizenship among America and her local Sweden.
Was an enrolled Republican and was steady of Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Reagan.
Is one of 14 Best Actress Oscar champs to have not acknowledged their Academy Award face to face, Bergman's being for Anastasia (1956). The others are Katharine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert, Joan Crawford, Judy Holliday, Vivien Leigh, Anna Magnani, Sophia Loren, Anne Bancroft, Patricia Neal, Elizabeth Taylor, Maggie Smith, Glenda Jackson and Ellen Burstyn.
Brought forth her first youngster at age 23, a little girl Pia Lindström on September 20, 1938. Youngster's dad was her first spouse, Petter Lindström.
Brought forth her second kid at age 34, a child Roberto Ingmar Rossellini on February 2, 1950. Kid's dad was her darling [later second husband], Roberto Rossellini.
Brought forth her third and fourth kids at age 36, twin girls Isabella Rossellini and Isotta Rossellini on June 18, 1952. Kids' dad was her subsequent spouse, Roberto Rossellini.
Was the 24th entertainer to get an Academy Award; she won the Best Actress Oscar for Gaslight (1944) at The seventeenth Academy Awards on March 15, 1945.
One of five Swedish entertainers to be assigned for an Academy Award. The others are Greta Garbo, Lena Olin, Ann-Margret and Alicia Vikander.
First Swedish entertainer to be assigned for a Golden Globe grant. The others are Anita Ekberg, Lena Olin, Ann-Margret, Rebecca Ferguson and Alicia Vikander.
On 20 August 2015, 9 days before the 100th commemoration of her introduction to the world, the USA and Sweden together gave three memorial postage stamps in her honor. The USA gave a solitary 'always' stamp, in the Legends of Hollywood series, with a unique issue cost of 49¢. Sweden gave two 14-krona stamps with various plans.
Tom Cruise uncovered to People magazine in 2010 that his first VIP crush was Ingrid Bergman in Notorious (1946). He picked a Bergman carbon copy, Rebecca Ferguson, to be his co-star in Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015) after he saw her in The White Queen (2013). Ferguson's personality in "Maverick Nation" is named Ilsa, very much like Bergman's personality in Casablanca (1942).
Was viably boycotted in 1949 for engaging in extramarital relations with chief Roberto Rossellini and having a youngster without any father present with him. Bergman chose to reside with Rossellini in Italy, leaving Hollywood movies and making films with her better half in his nation of origin. She got back to the US entertainment world toward the finish of their marriage. Her rebound film Anastasia (1956) procured her an Oscar.
In 2015, she was included on the authority banner of the 68th Cannes Film Festival; the narrative Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words (2015) debuted at the celebration and her girl Isabella Rossellini was the leader of the Un Certain Regard jury.
She and Gaslight (1944) are referenced in The Jack Benny Program: Twilight Zone Sketch (1963), albeit the movie isn't named straightforwardly.
Referenced in The Twilight Zone: The Bard (1963).
Gives her own naming in the French post-synchronized rendition of Anatole Litvak's "Farewell Again" (Aimez-vous Brahms ?). [1961]
Showed up on Broadway in 1940.
A lunch of newly prepared Swedish rye bread and an enormous bubbled beet that Bergman served to a columnist was fused into Hollywood Mouth 3 (2018). One of the characters has this lunch as an approach to getting her.
Featured in five Oscar Best Picture candidates: Casablanca (1942), For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943), Gaslight (1944), Spellbound (1945) and The Bells of St. Mary's (1945). The first of these is the main champ. These movies were delivered inside a long term period, with the last two around the same time.
Died on her 67th birthday celebration, which was additionally the date (month and day) of Judgment day in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991).
Is one of 10 entertainers to have won a Best Actress Oscar for a film in which they sing in character, hers being for Gaslight (1944). The others are Gaslight (1944), Julie Andrews, Barbra Streisand, Liza Minnelli, Ellen Burstyn, Diane Keaton, Sissy Spacek, Reese Witherspoon and Emma Stone. One could contend that Marion Cotillard has a place on this rundown however she emulated to Édith Piaf for La Vie En Rose (2007) instead of utilizing her own voice.
She has showed up in three movies that have been chosen for the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "socially, all things considered or tastefully" critical: Casablanca (1942), Gaslight (1944) and Notorious (1946).
At the point when she had her child Roberto Rossellini Jr the birth testament recorded just that he was the child of Roberto Rossellini and said that the moms name was not known. They did this since she was still legitimately hitched to Peter Linstrom at that point and under Italian law he would need to be recorded as the dad of she were recorded as the mother.
Her sweetheart, Robert Capa needed her to observe a death camp firsthand, yet she was unable to force herself to go: "I thought assuming I saw it, it would be to me constantly and that I could always be unable to work once more.".
Was partial to rich margarine treats and champagne.
Chief George Cukow watched Bergman's exhibition in the first A Woman's Face (1938) a few times during the creation of the change with Joan Crawford.
'Companions of the Cinémathèque Française', was set up by Henri Langlois to assist with shooting protection. Ingrid Bergman turned into an early individual from the board alongside Lillian Gish, Gloria Swanson, Otto Preminger, Fritz Lang, Alfred Hitchcock, King Vidor, Vincente Minnelli, Darryl F. Zanuck, and George Cukor.
Tom Cruise first VIP smash.
Was alluded to a few times by Tom Cruise during The Jimmy Fallon Show (2018).
Three movies of her with Hitchcock, Spellbound, Notorious and Under Capricorn were included at the Canberra International Film Festival (2019).
Her exhibition in Casablanca is the most loved female presentation of Rachel Weisz who said that she could look after and over once more.
To stamp the 100th commemoration of Bergman's introduction to the world, a recognition called 'Ingrid Bergman: A Centennial Celebration' had been held by MoMA with a determination of movies from her 50-year vocation as picked and, where conceivable, presented by her kids Pia Lindstrom, Isabella Rossellini, and Ingrid Rossellini. It went through August 29 to September 10, 2015.
Bergman's Casablanca (1942) had been picked as no 1 in the AFI 100, 100 Passions list in 2002.
Another 4K reclamation of Notorious, featuring Bergman and Cary Grant was screened at the BFI Southbank and to the UK films. Another trailer for the film likewise had been uncovered. August 9, 2019.
Had a divider banner of her picture in the number one spot entertainer's room in the film La Land (2016).
Has been depicted in 'Luring Ingrid Bergman' a 2012 novel by Chris Greenhalgh. It performs the genuine issue between the entertainer and the conflict picture taker Robert Capa.
One of the main two entertainers from Sweden who at any point got an Academy Awards in acting classification. The other is Alicia Vikander.
Was granted an Emmy Awards twice. First for The Turn of the Srew (1959) and A Woman Called Golda (1982) post mortem.
Her Casablanca's Ilsa was mocked by entertainer Kate Mckinnon in one episode of Saturday Night Life.
In 2008, Bill Clinton did a meeting with Roger Ebert where he refered to High Noon and Casablanca as his beloved films. In graduate school, he and Hillary made an imaginary case around the characters of Casablanca.
In a meeting with TV anchor Katie Couric, Barack Obama cited The Godfather Part 1 and 2, Lawrence of Arabia and Casablanca as his most loved motion pictures.
Bergman's personality kissing scene with Spencer Tracy's personality in film Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was included in Cinema Paradiso (1989) shutting scene.
Her TCM Star of the Month fragment recognition was described by entertainer Patricia Clarkson.
Was alluded to in Angela Lansbury Honorary Oscar discourse (2013).
Rebecca Ferguson's personality Ilsa Faust in Mission Impossible films is a tribute to Ingrid Bergman and Ilsa Lund of Casablanca.
Bergman was positioned fourth in the AFI screen legends, second most elevated positioning for an unfamiliar conceived entertainer.
Her personality Ilsa was satirize in Warner Bros animation Carrotblanca.
Regardless of her Nordic appearance, Hemingway figured Bergman would be ideally suited for the job of the youthful Spanish lady Maria in For Whom the Bell Tolls. As Bergman clarifies in the meeting, Hemingway sent her a duplicate of the book with the engraving, "You are the Maria in this book.".
Her line 'Play it Sam, play As Time Goes By' (Casablanca) was positioned 28th in the AFI 100 Movies, 100 Quotes. The third most elevated positioning statement from Casablanca film which complete has 6 statements in the rundown.
Bergman and Bogart showed up in Tesco advert taken from their everlasting last scene from Casablanca.
Deified in a monster painting on a public flight of stairs off Via Fiamignano in the north Rome rural areas. The first in a progression of three pictures of female symbols of film.
Was alluded to by Nicole Kidman during the after show discourse in the wake of winning her 2018 SAG grants.
Her last scene in Casablanca with Bogart was ridiculed by have Billy Crystal who shows up as Victor Laszlo in the initial montage for the 72nd Annual Academy Awards (2000).
Has a file at the Wesleyan University under The Ingrid Bergman Collection.
As indicated by Pantheon site which positioning fame by Wikipedia online visits, Ingrid Bergman positioned no 1 among entertainers from Sweden, trailed by Greta Garbo and Max Von Sydow.
Ingrid Bergman account is accessible in 86 distinct dialects on Wikipedia (making her the 41st most well known entertainer in Wikipedia.).
Was once alluded to in Donald Trump's 'The means by which to Get Rich' book.
The Billy Rose Tribute to Ingrid Bergman was held at Museum of Modern Art, New York City from Dec. 22, 1997 to Jan. 11, 1998.
Katharine Hepburn's niece, Katharine Houghton told that Bergman was one of a handful of the ladies that Hepburn was madly desirous of as a result of the indulgence Bergman and Spencer Tracy had during the shooting of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1941).
Bergman was determined to have bosom disease in 1974, and for quite a long time she would not see a specialist.
Film pundit, Roger Ebert refered to that his beloved entertainer was Ingrid Bergman in light of the ethereal nature of her persona.
As indicated by her little girl, Pia Lindstrom, Ingrid Bergman became hopelessly enamored a great deal. With Lars Schmidt, they got separated, however he actually dealt with her, monetarily, the business thing and everything.
Ingrid Bergman has been deified in a goliath wall painting on a public flight of stairs off Via Fiamignano in the north Rome rural areas close to the Ipogeo Degli Ottavi train station. Is situated close to Primavalle where Bergman and her significant other, Roberto Rossellini, shot numerous scenes from Europa '51. The first in a progression of three pictures of female symbols of film being painted by Diavù, different symbols being Michéle Mercier and Elena Sofia Ricci.
In sfgate.com's rundown of the best entertainers of the twentieth century, perusers got to cast a ballot their decisions for their most loved famous actors. Bergman was picked at no 3 behind Katharine Hepburn and Bette Davis (1999).
Was casted a ballot in the rundown of 10 best entertainers by the Members of The Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association (2018).
Anthony Quinn was cited as saying about Bergman: "I figure there wasn't a man who came quite close to her who didn't become hopelessly enamored with her".
In a meeting with Vanity Fair in 2016, Helen Mirren admitted that she trusted her inheritance would reach out past blood precursors, saying, "I can watch film of Ingrid Bergman, Katherine Hepburn, you look and say, 'She was splendid!' So I would like individuals to say that regarding me.".
In a meeting with The Baltimore Sun in 2005, Donald Trump was asked who is the most lovely lady in the US today. He answered "I'd prefer not to say about today, in light of the fact that a many individuals will become angry with me, however Ingrid Bergman, Audrey Hepburn, Sophia Loren, they are more wonderful than the purported incredible marvels of nowadays, aside from my better half, who is genuinely an extraordinary delight.".
Was alluded to by Nicole Kidman during the after show discourse in the wake of winning her 2018 SAG grants. "I glance back at the greats: Ingrid Bergman and Vivien Leigh and Jeanne Moreau and Anna Magnani. I'm a fan also, and this is My main thing.".
Was once alluded to in Donald Trump's 'The manner by which to Get Rich' book. "We had an amazing European excellence out front who could without much of a stretch adversary Ingrid Bergman in her prime, yet I found that her capacity to perceive notable individuals in the United States was restricted to myself and perhaps President Bush. Yet, you ought to have seen her. What a knockout.".
In 2018, in excess of 160 individuals from The Gay and Lesbian Entertainment Critics Association pick their rundown of the 10 best entertainers, from Ingrid Bergman to Meryl Streep. The setup likewise incorporates Cate Blanchett, Bette Davis, Viola Davis, Jane Fonda, Katharine Hepburn, Isabelle Huppert, Julianne Moore and Barbara Stanwyck.
On the most recent rundown of insider.com's 56 best on-screen couples ever, Bogart and Bergman from Casablanca grabbed the best position calling that this is the one that all chiefs, makers, and projecting chiefs make progress toward when they are searching for an ideal on-screen couple.
While visiting US Army bases with Jack Benny, Ingrid met harmonica player, Larry Adler. Their sentiment finished when she met picture taker Robert Capa.
It was a colossal occasion in Fjällbacka when Ingrid came. Here comes the century's most renowned film star to remain for the late spring. Astounding, Ingrid before long observed the harmony and calm she was searching for in Fjällbacka. The towns had extraordinary regard for her protection. It even went up to this point that Ingrid whined that no one came calling. She joined the nearby cruising school run by Lasse Lundberg. He turned into a long lasting companion and helped Ingrid and her youngsters to cruise. Ingrid then, at that point, organized a cruising contest round Dannholmen, for the kids in the cruising club consistently. The costs were given out on Dannholmen by Ingrid herself.
Spent many summers on Danholmen Island after she and Lars Schmidt purchased a home there in 1958. Also it is there that her remains were dispersed after her passing in 1982.
Bergman met Lars Schmidt while she was shooting Paris Does Strange Things with Jean Renoir, and they became hopelessly enamored. Schmidt who had left behind his first spouse and Bergman, having isolated from her then-husband Italian chief Roberto Rossellini, found joy by and by and were hitched in December 1958.
Gary Cooper was disheartened how his sentiment with Ingrid finished subsequent to making For Whom the Bell Tolls with her in 1943. He said 'In for what seems like forever I've never had a lady such a great amount in adoration with me as Ingrid Bergman was. The day after the image finished, I was unable to get her on the telephone.'.
Burgess Meredith worked with Ingrid Bergman on Broadway in 'Liliom' and insiders guarantee they had a concise toss before she wandered back to Sweden (1939).
Her granddaughter, Elettra Wiedermann wore her dress to the 2011 Met Gala.
Infamous featuring Bergman and Grant is Hitchcock's girl Patricia most loved film of her dad.
Renoir then, at that point, settled on a really fascinating decision to make a rom-com for Bergman, since he needed all of the time to see her chuckle onscreen. He settled on a political story including a general, which highlighted Bergman's glory that was greater than her fame. The film would highlight three admirers to Bergman's job and was named Elena and Her Men.
Ingrid fell vigorously for chief Victor Fleming when she featured inverse Spencer Tracy and Lana Turner in his film Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941). Tracy made a decent attempt to get her however it seems she had an exclusive, keen interest in Fleming. She and Tracy would ultimately have an unsanctioned romance and it would grind on Kate Hepburn's psyche for quite a long time. There were even accounts of Kate marking out a lodging shaking a shotgun, persuaded that Tracy and Bergman were shacked up inside.
In 1956, a desolate Bergman met Jean Renoir behind the stage on the creation of his play, Orvet. Years earlier, Renoir dismissed her request about doing a film with him, taking note of that she was "too large of a star" then, at that point, yet when her "fall" would come he'd be "there with the net". Presently, she reminded him, the opportunity had arrived.
In observing Casablanca's 60th commemoration, every one of the three of Bergman's little girl showed up in Larry King's Live to discuss their mom's inheritance, triumphs and disappointments (2003).
However hailed from Europe, Bergman likewise had family members in the United States. She stayed in touch with her auntie Blenda, her dad's sister, just as Blenda's child Carl and grandson Norman. Ingrid and Norman traded letters and met in various areas all through the USA, France, and England.
Has a wax figure showed at Madame Tussauds, Hollywood, California.
Has a sculpture of her as Ilsa Lund from an InfiniteStatue's assortment.
Rossellini, during their marriage would not allow Bergman to work with different chiefs.
Michael Parkinson who talked with Bergman in 1971, confessed to falling head over heels for her whenever he first saw her on screen at his neighborhood film.
Regardless of Rossellini's obstruction, she passed on him to make a film, Elena and Her Men with Jean Renoir, and later acted in a Parisian stage creation of Robert Anderson's Tea and Sympathy, during which she had a potential illicit relationship with the writer.
Marked an agreement with UFA to work in Germany. In the wake of seeing the control the Nazis had over creation there, nonetheless, she'd left the arrangement in the wake of making only one film, The Four Companions (1938). She later lament her choice, maybe the main choice she had lament in for what seems like forever.
Ingmar Bergman decided to expound on Dollar for Aftonbladet in 2000, applauding its "balance and hairsplitting"- characteristics that he felt encapsulated Molander's comedies. Concerning Ingrid Bergman, he articulated her "delightfully appealing" in the film.
In 1938, Bergman was casted a ballot "most appreciated famous actor" of the earlier year in a survey of 30,000 Swedish film fans. She was just 23 years of age.
Mathias Weimann, the German entertainer who was playing Bergman's better half in Fear (1956) convinced her to leave Rosellini.
In Fear (1956), Bergman was completing two renditions, one German, one English.
Rossellini was against Bergman working with different chiefs. Zeffirelli, Fellini, Visconti and Di Sica all needed to work with Bergman and they were enraged with Rosselini on the grounds that he would not let them.
Bergman's maker spouse, Lars Schmidt delivered three of her TV appearances; 24 Hours in a Woman's Life (CBS-TV, 1961), Hedda Gabler (CBS-TV,1963) and The Human Voice (ABC-TV,1967).
Never lamented with regards to turning down the jobs in The Snake Pit and The Farmer's Daughter which won the main entertainers an Oscar.
At the point when Bergman consented to do Anastasia (1956), her better half Roberto Rossellini took steps to drive the Ferrari into a tree. Indeed, in the past he generally terrified his significant other with self destruction danger and it would be on Ingrid's still, small voice.
In mid 1948, Howard Hughes settled on a telephone decision to Ingrid. She was getting dry her hair with the dryer with her other hand. Hughes said "Ingrid, I just purchased a studio for you. I've purchased RKO. Have at it. It's my present to you. Are you cheerful now?"Ingrid answered, not knowing whether he was kidding or not."Well, that is exceptionally great. Much thanks to you.
Bergman generally acknowledged Gustav Molander as the person who sent off her. "I made Intermezzo for her," composed chief and co-essayist Gustaf Molander, "yet I was not answerable for its prosperity. Ingrid herself made it effective through her exhibition. In all actuality no one found her. No one sent off her. She found herself.".
At the point when Bergman met Howard Hughes about the film Stromboli, he said "No, I would rather not hear the story. I'm not intrigued. It doesn't matter at all to me what kind of story it is. Is it true or not that you are wonderful in it? Are you going to have delightful garments?" Ingrid chuckled and answered, "No, I will wear the most horrendously awful and least expensive things you at any point saw.".
Anthony Quinn said of her; When you like somebody so much, it resembles a pony riding you, and you not riding the pony. I enjoyed Ingrid such a lot of that I appeared to lose my character. She was so prevailing. She was excessively solid for the normal man.".
Anthony Quinn said of her; "I don't think Ingrid needed to rule, yet she was such a huge character that she overwhelmed everything around her. I would say that becoming hopelessly enamored with Ingrid Bergman would have been a misfortune of my life, on the grounds that not having the option to control a lady, or possibly not having equivalent predominance.".
A dedication administration was held for her at St. Martin-in-the-Fields, London on 14 October 1982.
Other people who were considered for the job of Ilsa Lund in Casablanca (1942) included Olivia de Havilland, Rita Hayworth, Hedy Lamarr, Margaret Lockwood, Michèle Morgan, and Ann Sheridan.
On August 29, 2021, she was respected with a day of her filmography during the Turner Classic Movies Summer Under the Stars.
She supplanted Heddy Lamarr in Casablanca.
First Swedish entertainer to win a Primetime Emmy Award. She was trailed by Alexander Skarsgård in 2018.
List of Ingrid Bergman Movies
- A Woman Called Golda (TV Movie)
- Autumn Sonata
- A Matter of Time
- Murder on the Orient Express
- The Hideaways
- A Walk in the Spring Rain
- Cactus Flower
- ABC Stage 67 (TV Series)
- Stimulantia
- The Human Voice (TV Movie)
- The Yellow Rolls-Royce
- The Visit
- Hedda Gabler (TV Movie)
- Kolka, My Friend
- Goodbye Again
- Twenty-Four Hours in a Woman's Life (TV Movie)
- Startime (TV Series)
- The Inn of the Sixth Happiness
- Indiscreet
- Anastasia
- Paris Does Strange Things
- Joan of Arc at the Stake
- Fear
- Voyage to Italy
- We, the Women
- Europe '51
- Stromboli
- Under Capricorn
- Joan of Arc
- Arch of Triumph
- Notorious
- The Bells of St. Mary's
- Saratoga Trunk
- Spellbound
- Gaslight
- For Whom the Bell Tolls
- Casablanca
- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Rage in Heaven
- Adam Had Four Sons
- June Night
- Intermezzo
- Only One Night
- The Four Companions
- Dollar
- A Woman's Face
- Katt över vägen (Short) & Many more...
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