Ingrid Bergman

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Recent Role:
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Gender:
Female
Born:
8-29-1915
Died:
8-29-1982 (Lymphoma (after breast cancer operation))
Birthplace:
Stockholm, Sweden
Birth Name:
Ingrid Bergman
Ingrid Bergman, one of the most popular Swedish woman in the history of Hollywood was born on August 29, 1915. Her parents died when she was young, and she was living with her uncle until 18. She graduated and decided to become an actress. In 1935, she landed her first movie role in a Swedish film, and soon became famous. 4 years later, after making more movies, Ingrid came to New York to shoot a movie, and returned. However, one year later, she was forced to move to America due to World War II in Europe, and in two years, she played in "Casablanca," a movie that made her a star of the firstMore rank.

Ingrid played in many many many other movies, she was married three times. She died in London on August 29, 1982, after having a small birthday party with a few friends. She had lymphoma after a break cancer operation.

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    A Swedish woman who was terrific as the pretty, good girl and a loyal companion to the leading man. hide show

    A giantess of the silver screen, literally at five-foot-ten. She may talk with a noticeable accent, but she doesn't act with one. Her performance in Spellbound (1945) is one of my favorite of all time, as she exercises all of her skills and moods; from cold and aloof to warm, loving, and sympathetic. She is also greatly loved for her most notable as Ilsa in Casablanca. Again, she exhibits the talents that made her notable and loved, even by audiences sixty years later. Sadly, she passed away on her 67th birthday, but she will live on thanks to reruns. Don't miss her.

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    Ingrid Bergman is really a talented actress. In fact, she's one of the all-time greats in the history of American cinema. In every role she really makes you believe that she actually is the character she's portraying. This sense of realism is what makes her really stand out above the masses of the rest of actresses today. My favorite movie of her's is "Casablanca."

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