This Hollywood Legends documentary on Ingrid Bergman features home movies, stills, film clips, interviews with co-stars, a newsreel interview with Bergman upon her return to America after the Italian period, and Pia Lindstrom accepting Bergman's posthumous Emmy for A Woman Called Golda.
Of note is her somewhat frightening look in the Swedish version of Intermezzo, how her "no make-up" Hollywood screen test has her wearing lipstick, how unintentionally funny her hyper-emotional acting is in Rage in Heaven, how dull she is in Stromboli, how funny she is in The Visit despite Anthony Quinn's claim that she seduced him into letting her play the role in a more glamorous fashion, and a scene from Autumn Sonata in the English dubbed version.
Of note is her somewhat frightening look in the Swedish version of Intermezzo, how her "no make-up" Hollywood screen test has her wearing lipstick, how unintentionally funny her hyper-emotional acting is in Rage in Heaven, how dull she is in Stromboli, how funny she is in The Visit despite Anthony Quinn's claim that she seduced him into letting her play the role in a more glamorous fashion, and a scene from Autumn Sonata in the English dubbed version.