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Liv Ullmann
Liv Ullmann news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Liv Ullmann performances. According to Wikipedia: Liv Johanne Ullmann is an Oscar-nominated Norwegian actress, author and film director. She played lead roles in nine films by... [more]
Liv Ullmann news, related photos and videos, and reviews of Liv Ullmann performances. According to Wikipedia: Liv Johanne Ullmann is an Oscar-nominated Norwegian actress, author and film director. She played lead roles in nine films by Ingmar Bergman, with whom she had a daughter, Norwegian author Linn Ullmann. The consummate psychological actress, she was the object of critical acclaim the likes of which haven't been seen since the 1970s.
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"Ullmann popped into the office of George Rupp, the current head of the I.R.C. Attempting to explain Ullmann’s gift for refugee work, Rupp talked about how she had once played the role of Anne Frank. “And you may not know that her grandfather died in Dachau, as a consequence of trying to save Jews,” he added.
“I’m surprised that you would know that,” Ullmann said, her eyes widening."
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Although Liv Ullmann's acclaimed production of A Streetcar Named Desire with Cate Blanchett ended its run yesterday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, it might live on in film.
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From huffingtonpost.com
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Liv Ullmann—actor, director, muse—has been in town for her production of “A Streetcar Named Desire,” at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the other day she dropped by the Chanin Building, on East Forty-second Street, to perform a role for which she is . . .
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From newyorker.com
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Liv Ullmann and the Many Faces of Ingmar BergmanThe L MagazineThere were three other key players in Bergman's unofficial troupe—Bibi Andersson, Erland Josephson, and Max von Sydow—but none are as inextricable from the ...
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Frank Scheck of the New York Post has an interview up today on the Post's web site with the legendary Liv Ullmann, in which she talks about directing Cate Blanchett in one of the greatest parts of all time (and one of the few that Ullmann herself would have liked to play and never did.) Click here to read the full story about the production which comes to Brooklyn starting on Friday.
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