Ingrid Bergman’s Top 10 Films

Bergman, who was born in 1915 to a German mother and a Swedish photographer and artist father, went to his uncle’s death at an early age and started his acting career at the age of 17 after completing his education.

to his career; Casablanca, Gaslight We have compiled 10 of Bergman’s legendary films, which we still talk about with admiration, for you.

Legendary films of Ingrid Bergman:

• Casablanca (1942)
• Gaslight (1944)
• The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945)
• Spellbound (1945)
• Notorious (1946)
• Stromboli (1950)
• Journey to Italy (1954)
• Anastasia (1956)
• Indiscreet (1958)
• Autumn Sonata (1978)

A cult movie: Casablanca (1942)

• Genre: Drama, Romance, War
• Cast: Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid
• Director: Michael Curtiz
• IMDb: 8.5

Casablanca is a near-perfect synthesis of intelligence, sarcasm and romance; It remains an incredible example of Hollywood’s lull. Casablanca is an unforgettable place in the world of cinema. love movie classic has a cult place.

Casablanca, Morocco, during World War II Europeans fleeing Hitler. It had a very colorful audience. Rick Blaine runs the city’s most popular bar. ex love Ilsacomes to the bar with Victor Laszlo, one of the leaders of the resistance. Rick is the only person who can help Ilsa and Victor escape from the city.

A gothic melodrama: Gaslight (1944)

• Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
• Cast: Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman, Joseph Cotten
• Director: George Cukor
• IMDb: 7.8

Set in George Cukor’s Victorian London psychological tension Bergman stars as the unaware new wife of a cunning, manipulative murderer (Charles Boyer) who begins to convince her that he is crazy. Torn between her love for her husband and growing fear, Bergman avoids playing the cowardly victim, instead adopting an understated, tense demeanor. Her slow fall into hysteria made her best actress from the Oscars won the first. In the final sequence, where he refuses to help a bound Boyer, his obsessive insanity is almost fundamental to his vindictive glee. Gaslight is a production with a very strong cast and elements of film noir.

A respite in Bergman’s career: The Bells of St. Mary’s (1945)

• Genre: Drama
• Cast: Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman, Henry Travers
• Director: Leo McCarey
• IMDb: 7.3

Bing Crosby is an inept man trying to reform an inner-city Catholic school. parish priest comedy in which Bergman takes on the role of a headstrong young nun. it’s a fun movie. For Ingrid Bergman, who often appears in serious roles and films, this film is a career break. feeling of breathing gives.

Presence of Salvador Dali in dreams: Spellbound (1945)

• Genre: Film-Noir, Mystery, Romance
• Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Peck, Michael Chekhov
• Director: Alfred Hitchcock
• IMDb: 7.5

Spellbound only Salvador Dali even for the dream sequence it deserves any praise of Bergman’s film career. It will also be the first of three films he has made with Hitchcock as a psychoanalyst. He tries to solve a murder to protect Gregory Peck, whom he sees as an object of desire and knows he is suffering. Spellbound, in Freud’s way it contains a lot and floats on the repressed memories at the center of the narrative and the charm of the two lead characters.

A complex portrait of the love triangle: Notorious (1946)

• Genre: Drama, Film-Noir, Romance
• Cast: Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Claude Rains
• Director: Alfred Hitchcock
• IMDb: 8.0

Hitchcock, this in a romantic espionage thriller He imagined a ‘Mata Hari’ type of person as the lead, and Bergman played Alice Huberman, the depraved and criminal daughter of a German spy. American agent Devlin (Cary Grant) uses his guilt to his advantage and the Nazi plan He sends his secret mission to Rio to disrupt it. The government uses Alicia’s frailties to seduce an old acquaintance, aristocrat Claude Rains, for his secret schemes. The film, which deals with the complex portrait of the psychological underpinnings of a love triangle with the sexual attraction between Grant and Bergman, is Hitchcock’s one of the most romantic movies is one.

The product of Rossellini and Bergman’s first rogue correspondence: Stromboli (1950)

• Genre: Drama
• Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Mario Vitale, Renzo Cesana
• Director: Roberto Rossellini
• IMDb: 7.3

The product of Bergman and Rossellini’s first flirtatious correspondence, Stromboli presents the duo artistically and from different angles. first movie to bring together it happened. Bergman plays a woman named Karin who is desperate to escape her circumstances. Karin marries an Italian fisherman (Mario Vitale) and moves with him to a remote island of Stromboli. The couple experience an isolated and hopeless spiritual crisis while living as the target of the village’s bigotry.

Uncanny misfortunes: Journey to Italy (1954)

• Genre: Drama, Romance
• Cast: Ingrid Bergman, George Sanders
• Director: Roberto Rossellini
• IMDb: 7.4

Journey to Italy is the mysterious story of a disintegrating marriage, Neapolitan Riviera It takes place in a resort town known as This town is such a beautiful place that one wonders how even the most arrogant bourgeois couple could be unhappy there. Katherina (Bergman) and Alex (Sanders), a British holiday couple on the Riviera, experiencing unhappiness a couple. Something in the Italians’ mood magnifies their unhappiness, and they realize that their eight-year marriage is no longer alive. Throughout the film, they visit places such as art museums and nightclubs, which they created with this awareness. It is a production that can be watched with curiosity by going deep into the relations of the duo.

The struggle to find the truth: Anastasia (1956)

• Genre: Biography, Drama, History
• Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Yul Brynner, Helen Hayes
• Director: Anatole Litvak
• IMDb: 7.1

Purposes suicidal but exiled Russian exiles to Paris, the education of a young girl claiming to be of Russian czarist family, are saving ten million pounds in an English bank. Young girl executed with her family The Tsar’s daughter Anastasia claims to be. All the exiles in Paris also believe that she is the real Anastasia. Finally, the Empress decides whether she is the real Anastasia.

The magnificent relationship of a woman who is fond of love: Indiscreet (1958)

• Genre: Comedy, Romance
• Cast: Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Cecil Parker
• Director: Stanley Donen
• IMDb: 6.8

For the couple Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman, whose harmony is obvious from the verb Notorious, director Donen is producing the movie Indiscreet. Bergman an amorous woman in love with the role, and Grant married man takes on the role. Lanvin, Dior, and Balmain gowns designed for Bergman add to the glamor in the movie. Grant tries to show Bergman’s character that he is in a fake marriage. chemistry of the couple Indiscreet is a movie with a catchy line: “He dares make love to me and still be a married man!”

The needs of the human soul: Autumn Sonata (1978)

• Genre: Drama, Music
• Cast: Ingrid Bergman, Liv Ullmann, Lena Nyman
• Director: Ingmar Bergman
• IMDb: 8.2

A world famous concert pianist After the death of her partner, Charlotte goes to visit her daughter, Eva, whom she neglected for years. Unlike her flamboyant mother, Eva leads a modest life, married to a priest.
Charlotte is surprised to see her mentally handicapped daughter Helena, whom she had previously placed in a clinic, at Eva’s home. In time, the tension between Eva and Charlotte will escalate, and in a sleepless night, everything that mother and daughter wanted to say to each other will be revealed one by one.

Swedish cinema its world-renowned director, Ingmar Bergman, describes the emotions of the human spirit such as expectation, hope, disappointment and love with poetic fluency and sensitivity.