Ingrid Bergman

Ingrid Bergman was a Swedish actress (1915–1982) who became one of Hollywood's most celebrated stars.

She won Academy Awards for *Gaslight*, *Anastasia*, and *Murder on the Orient Express*.

Her role in *Casablanca* opposite Humphrey Bogart remains iconic.

A 1949 affair with director Roberto Rossellini caused scandal and temporary exile from American film.

She is remembered for luminous screen presence and emotional depth.

Hollywood

Golden Age

Legendary period of perfection

Academy Award · glamour · studio system · MGM · Warner Bros · publicity · star power · cinematography · premiere · red carpet

filmography

Casablanca

Major Moroccan seaport

Stromboli · Arch of Triumph · Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

legacy

iconic

Widely recognized, enduring

luminous · natural beauty · grace · poise · elegance · Emmy winner · Tony winner · romantic heroine · celebrated · influential

Swedish

Stockholm

Sweden's seat of government

European cinema · émigré · accent · immigrant · expatriate · transatlantic · Gothenburg · Swedish heritage

collaborators

Hitchcock

Gary Cooper · Anthony Quinn · Goldie Hawn · Bing Crosby

scandal

exile

Banishment from homeland

redemption · tabloid · morality clause · controversy

Categories
Opposites
screen persona and image

Ingrid BergmanMae West

Inflatable personal flotation device

femme fatale · vamp · Marilyn Monroe · Ava Gardner · Rita Hayworth

public morality and scandal response

Ingrid BergmanElizabeth Taylor

Charlie Chaplin · Rock Hudson

Family

Ingrid, Bergman

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G