Ingrid Bergman news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Ingrid Bergman performances. According to Wikipedia: Ingrid Bergmanhelpinfo was a three-time Academy Award-winning and two-time Emmy Award-winning Swedish actress. She also...
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Ingrid Bergman news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Ingrid Bergman performances. According to Wikipedia: Ingrid Bergmanhelpinfo was a three-time Academy Award-winning and two-time Emmy Award-winning Swedish actress. She also won one of the original Tony Awards. She is ranked as the fourth greatest female star of all time by the American Film Institute.
Style Icon Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman became a very successful actress staring in various movies that have helped transform her into the style icon she is today. Find out what made Ingrid Bergman such a star.
A star of the 1940s, Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman has managed to maintain her status as style icon for decades now. Ingrid Bergman has won several awards for her movie roles, roles which have helped her create her image.
Being a style icon for those times was not an easy thing... Read Full Story
As the economic gloom spreads, as staffing becomes leaner, we will all be berated, scolded and otherwise brow-beaten. You must become more efficient. We will all have to work harder and faster. I don't disagree that so much bullshit gets in the way of productivity. One morning many years ago a boss of mine held up a copy on The Wall Street Journal in one hand and The New York Times in the other. He said, "Each day these start blank, and each day they publish and the quality is pretty good... Read Full Story
Ingrid Bergman is something of an enigma, even if she is a great actress. She was crucially unique and her own chosen self: tall, 'natural' looking, fluent in English yet unmistakably Swedish in her voice, an actress who always strove to be a 'true' woman. There was a time in the early and mid-1940 's when Bergman commanded a kind of love in America that has been hardly ever matched. In turn, it was the strength of that affection that animated the 'scandal' when she behaved like an impetuous... Read Full Story
The only way I will watch a romantic movie is if it was made before 1960. Anything after that is horribly corny and unrealistic. That’s why Casablanca is at the top of my favorite film list. Not only is the story brilliant, but the fashion is phenomenal. Ingrid Bergman is flawless in her classic skirt suits, luxurious hats and majestic gowns. This is truly a moment of style; people just don’t dress up enough anymore.
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 Ingrid Bergman was a Swedish actress who became one of the top stars of Hollywood's golden age. She had a unique, natural beauty and displayed an emotional intensity and sincerity on screen that audiences... Read Full Story
My review of Hitchcock's Notorious, which is re-released this week to coincide with the BFI's Ingrid Bergman season, can be read here: Wrapped around Ingrid Bergman .
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The BFI have an Ingrid Bergman season on at the BFI Southbank this January. I have just seen a newish print of Notorious (which is part of the season) and I think Bergman's performance is worth the ticket price alone. Colm Tóibín's article, For old times' sake , captures some of the magic of Bergman's early and later work.
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The BFI have an Ingrid Bergman season on at the BFI Southbank this January. I have just seen a new print of Notorious (which is part of the season) and I think Bergman's performance is worth the ticket price alone. Colm Tóibín's article, For old times' sake , captures some of the magic of Bergman's early and later work.
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My review of Hitchcock's Notorious, which is re-released this week to coincide with the BFI's Ingrid Bergman season, can be read here: Wrapped around Ingrid Bergman .
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Occasionally, when opportunity allows, I choose to rewatch a well-thought of film that has not lingered in my thoughts nor formed part of my vast list of well-loved movies, in the hope that time and distance might lend new enchantment. Such was the case here since this film has (on paper) much going for it: the ever-watchable Ingrid Bergman playing a real-life heroine Gladys Aylward, the ever-likeable Robert Donat in his last film role, and a generally heartwarming, life-affirming story... Read Full Story
