Ingrid Bergman part 2

NOTE: I had to cut out the Casablanca part, otherwise WMG would mute the video. Sorry!
Ingrid Bergman Remembered is a loving retrospective of a woman who lived a remarkable life. Ingrid's daughters Pia Lindstrom and Isabella Rossellini take a personal look back at the life of their mother. Seen from their perspective, this profile of Ingrid goes beyond the acting career and tells the story of her life. Replete with a wonderful assortment of rare and never-before-seen photographs and home movies, the program is rounded out by film clips and newsreels. Narrated by Pia Lindstrom.

[@thomascollins4325]

Pia Lindstrom impresses me as a wise and understanding woman, especially when discussing her mother. Many children would have lasting resentment toward a parent who treated them as a distraction and mostly disposable.

[@kinga6602]

IB never treated Pia as disposable. You should read more about her life iinstead of drawing conclusions based on sone articles circling around.

[@thomascollins4325]

@@kinga6602 I never said she did. I was making a general statement. Please learn to read English instead of jumping to conclusions.

[@rachelring2542]

My favourite, Gaslight. Brilliant.

[@opinionatedisntbad7528]

It is my strong opinion Ingrid Bergman will not capture new fans if THE FILM INDUSTRY does not allow media sites like UA-cam to distribute her films in full and free of charge.
Ingrid Bergman is so talented that her acting skills and movies can spand two centuries, only if the industry allow her movies to be viewed on UA-cam

[@Expectadorable]

Gracias.

[@miltsar]

I admire Miss Bergman but I find it interesting that there is no mention in this documentary of her making a film "The Four Companions" in Nazi Germany in 1938 and that her next film after the American remake of Intermezzo was to be filmed once again in Germany before it was cancelled by UFA.

[@piustwelfth]

Bergman later regretted making the film. She said she badly misjudged the Nazis and thought they were a passing fad (although they'd been in power for five years by the time of the film). This was one of the reasons Bergman was interested in making the biopic about Golda Meir. She viewed it as a partial contrition for the film in Nazi Germany.

[@XX-gy7ue]

Ingrid Bergman was extremely intelligent and an amazing artist , but this is unintentional child abuse !