Ingrid Bergman on Blu-ray

[jasonjl]

"AFI's 4th greatest female screen legend"

Her Filmography

France


Sweden (Region B)


Spain (Region B)

Waiting for Blu-ray releases

Intermezzo: A Love Story (1939) (MGM)
Rage in Heaven (1941) (WB)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) (MGM)
Adam Had Four Sons (1941) (Sony Pictures)
For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943) (Universal)
Gaslight (1944) (WB) - Academy Award for Best Actress
Saratoga Trunk (1946) (WB)
Joan of Arc (1948) (Image Entertainment)
Arch of Triumph (Restored) (1948) (Soul Media)
Under Capricorn (1949) (WB)
Anastasia (1956) (Studio Classics Collection) - Academy Award for Best Actress
Goodbye Again (1961) (United Artists, branch of MGM ?)
The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964) (WB)
Stimulantia (1967) (AB Svensk Filmindustri)
Cactus Flower (1969) (Sony Pictures)
A Walk in the Spring Rain (1970) (Columbia Pictures)
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (1973) (Cinema 5)

Some DVDs recommended by Pro-B

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[The Great Owl]

Great thread. Ingrid Bergman is perhaps my favorite actress of all time, because she always maintained such dignity and poise during the ups and downs of her career and personal life.

That said, there are some missing spaces in my Bergman collection. I only own Casablanca, Notorious, Spellbound, and the Bergman/Rossellini set.

[Akijama]

Hey, that's not cool, man. Ingmar Bergman was not a cross-dresser. Yeah, it's amateur comedy hour on blu-ray.com. And I'm not doing well.

P.S. Murder on the Orient Express is available on blu in Europe.

[Scottie]

Great thread. She's absolutely fantastic.

[pro-bassoonist]

I highly recommend picking up KINO's DVD box set seen below.

Ingrid Bergman: 3-Film Collection DVD





Pro-B

[oliver_67]

She is my favorite actress of all time, also the favorite actress of my parents, wife and my in laws. You cannot find another actress who is so luminous, heartwarming, intelligent and vulnerable at the same time in the history of cinema. And she is a great beauty and a exceptional actress.

She is better than Davis and The two Hepburns imho.

[oliver_67]

And there is not another international actress in her caliber. The biggest star inhollywood in the 40s, and the European career. Classics with Hitchcock, Rossellini and Bergman. She also worked with Renoir, Cucker, Fleming and Litovak. And she will always have Paris.

Great beauty, exceptional actress and a great career on the silver screen and on stages.

[oliver_67]

Please add Anastasia to the list of blu Ray release. And her documentary from Criterion as well. And BFI released Fear (la Paula) on the Rossellini and Bergman UK set ask well.

For whom the bell tolls was released in Germany.