PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP PHOTO Undated picture of Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman. Established in Hollywood she performed in "Dr Jekyll and Mister Hyde" (Victor Fleming, 1941), "Casablanca" (Michael Curtiz, 1943), then she played in Roberto Rossellini's films, "Stromboli" (1949), "Europe 51" (1951), "Viaggio in Italia" (1953) and became his wife.

PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP PHOTO Photo non dat??e de l'actrice am??ricaine d'origine su??doise Ingrid Bergman, (1915-1982) et de son mari, le r??alisateur italien Roberto Rossellini ?. Venise. (N&B SEULEMENT) Undated picture of Swedish-born American actress Ingrid Bergman (1915-1982) with her husband, Italian movie director Roberto Rossellini in Venice. (B&W ONLY)

PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP PHOTO Portrait non dat??, de l'actrice am??ricaine d'origine su??doise Ingrid Bergman, qui v??cut de 1915 ?. 1982. Undated portrait of Swedish born American actress Ingrid Bergman, who lived from 1915 to 1982.

Jan 01, 1950 - Berlin, GERMANY - Swedish actress INGRID BERGMANN with her son Robertino. Famed for her saintly, natural beauty, INGRID BERGMAN was the most popular actress of the 1940s; admired equally by audiences and critics, she enjoyed blockbuster after blockbuster. She is ranked as the fourth greatest female star of all time by the American Film Institute. (Credit Image: ? KEYSTONE Pictures USA)/ eyevine

A scene from the film "Land of God" showing Ingrid Bergman dying on a bed in a concentration camp, Aug. 19, 1949. The final scenes of the film, directed by Italian Roberto Rossellini, are now being made at a DP camp at Farfa Sabina, some forty miles east of Rome. Bergman has the role of a Lithuanian displaced person married to a Stromboli fisherman who she met at the concentration camp. (AP Photo/Mario Torrisi)

Italian film director Roberto Rossellini and his wife, actress Ingrid Bergman, enjoy a smoke at the Excelsior Hotel in Rome, April 20, 1949. Rossellini has refused to confirm or deny reports linking him romantically with Ms. Bergman. (AP Photo)

In all of "Joan" there is only one love scene - and that is hardly in the usual Hollywood tradition. In this sequence, Ingrid Bergman is seen with Jeff Corey, unbilled player who drew the role of the character who attempts to make love to Joan in Hollywood, Jan. 12, 1948. He is a burly guard, made up to look as ugly as possible. The whole scene is over in 50 feet of film. (AP Photo)

Stretched out in 30 pounds of armor for her role as St. Joan of Arc, Ingrid Bergman relaxes between shots in Hollywood, Jan. 12, 1948. The armor is made of aluminum, but it still weighs a lot more than a modern maid's custumes. (AP Photo)

French actor Charles Boyer is greeted by autograph hunters as he arrives in New York, USA, November 22, 1946 to attend the opening of the Ingrid Bergman play 'Joan of Lorraine'. Boyer co-starred with Miss Bergman in the film 'Arch of Triumph'. (AP Photo/Str)

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Ingrid Bergman / Notorious 1946 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

The war affects the food problem for movie people as well as folks engaged in less glamorous careers. Ration points go a longer way and more variety in the menu can be obtained if restaurants are frequented in Hollywood, on April 8, 1945. Dining at the Brown Derby are Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, recent Academy Award winners. (AP Photo)

Bing Crosby, left, and Ingrid Bergman hold the Oscars they received for best performances in 1944, in Hollywood, USA, March 16, 1945. Crosby won for 'Going My Way' and Bergman for 'Gaslight'. (AP Photo/Str)

Gregory Peck, Ingrid Bergman / Spellbound 1945 directed by Alfred Hitchcock

Oscar nominees Jennifer Jones, left, and Ingrid Bergman are shown at the 1943 Academy Awards held at Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood, Ca., on March 2, 1944. Bergman is nominated for her role in

PHOTO: EAST NEWS/PHOTOS12/AFP Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman Casablanca

Author Ernest Hemingway and Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman are shown, Jan. 31, 1941, in San Francisco. She is Hemingway's first choice for the leading role in the film of his novel,