Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman smiles during a news conference at Idlewild Airport in New York before she boarded a plane for her return to Paris, Jan. 20, 1957. She was here to accept the new York Film Critics' Award as best actress in the film

Ingrid Bergman shown with her husband, Italian born producer Roberto Rosselini, when he met her at Victoria station London, on her arrival from Paris, May 23, 1956. Ingrid Bergman is in London for talks and screen test for the new british film "Anastasia." Roberto Rossellini arrived a few days ago to make his first british picture "Seawife." (AP Photo)

Ingrid Bergman is snapped from all sides by a crowd of photographers at Cannes, May 16, 1956. She was one of the attractions at the film festival on the Riviera. (AP Photo)

Swedish-born movie star Ingrid Bergman dances with Italian actor Alberto Sordi in a Rome restaurant in this March 30, 1956 photo. Sordi, who depicted Italy's virtues and vices in more than 160 movies and contributed to making Italian comedy famous worldwide, died of a heart attack Monday night, Feb. 24, 2003. (AP Photo/Giuliano Fabrizi)

Actress Ingrid Bergman in costume for "Elena et les Hommes" ("Elena And Her Men") in France, Feb. 21, 1956. (AP Photo/Jean-Jacques Levy)

French actor Jean Marais courts Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman in a scene form the film 'Helena and Men', being produced in Paris, France, Feb. 15, 1956. (AP Photo)

French actor Jean Marais courts Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman in a scene form the film 'Helena and Men', being produced in Paris, France, Feb. 15, 1956. (AP Photo)

Film actress Ingrid Bergman pictured in this Feb. 2, 1955. Bergman has given brith to a boy in a Rome hospital according to the Italian news agency ANSA. Last week the actress filed suit for divorce from her husband, Dr. Peter Lindstrom of Hollywood. (AP Photo)

Oct 18, 1954 - London, England, UK - INGRID BERGMAN at dress rehearsal of 'Joan or Arc' (Credit Image: ? KEYSTONE Pictures USA)/ eyevine

Ingrid Bergman was called back to the stage ten times after playing the role of St. Joan in Arthur Honneger's "St. Joan at the stake" at La Scala, Milan, April 21, 1954. Her first appearance in the non-singing opera role was at the San Carlo theatre in Naples last year. Stage director of the performance was Roberto Rossellini, Ingrid's husband. He also was called to the stage. Photo shows Ingrid Bergman as she gets a congratulatory kiss from her husband after the La Scala performance of April 21. In one hand he holds a manacle used in the opera. In the other he holds a walking stick which he has been using since a recent fall at La Scala. (AP Photo)

Standing on a hotel balcony on the Isle of Capri, from left to right: actors Paul Muller of Switzerland; Marie Mauban of France; George Sanders from Hollywood; and Swedish-born Ingrid Bergman, seen March 19, 1953. Sanders and Bergman are currently starring in the Italian production

Jan 01, 1953 - Rome, ITALY - Swedish actress INGRID BERGMANN with husband, Italian director ROBERTO ROSSELLINI. 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

The Naples San Carlo Opera House Superintendent Di Costanzi (left), first name unavailble, talks to Ingrid Bergman and her husband, movie director Roberto Rossellini, at the foyer of the famed San Carlo Opera House here tonight at the end of the opening performance, December 13, 1952, Verdi's Othello, which was stage directed by Rossellini. It was Rossellini' first try at opera staging, and at the end he was enthusiastically cheered by the big crowd. (AP Photo/Ugo Sarto)

Actress Ingrid Bergman bending over the beds of her twins, left, Ingrid Isotta and, right, Isabella. For the first time she presented them to the press at the Rossellini's villa at Santa Marinella, Italy about 35 miles north of Rome on July 9, 1952. (AP Photo/Mario Torrisi)

May 05, 1952 - Portofino, ITALY - Swedish actress INGRID BERGMANN with her son Robertino on the back. 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

Ingrid Bergman with Roberto Rossellini, her husband-director before start of shooting tonite in front of camera. Rossellini and Bergman with crew and camera enjoy a laugh before start of scene. The scene in which Roberto Rossellini directed actress wife, Ingrid Bergman, took place in front of a church and showed Bergman entering the Church to pray after the loss of her son. The church of the Capuchins is located on fashionable Via Veneto in downtown Rome. -- (Rome, Italy, October 26, 1951.)

Ingrid Bergman and her two dogs, bulldog Stromboli and cocker spaniel Saisie, are shown on their sailboat at Santa Marinella, Italy, on Sept. 6, 1951. (AP Photo)

Italian film director Roberto Rossellini and his wife, actress Ingrid Bergman are shown in Paris during a press conference at their hotel, Nov. 3, 1950. (AP Photo)

Ingrid Bergman and her husband, Italian movie director Roberto Rossellini, enjoy some leisurely moments on the terrace of their new villa overlooking the sea at Santa Marinella, Italy, 35 miles northwest of Rome, September 29, 1950. Ingrid's life is a simple and peaceful one. She spends practically all her time with her seven-months-old son, Robertino. (AP Photo)

Swedish film actress Ingrid Bergman, who gave birth to a son at Rome's Villa Margherita Clinic, is in her most recent appearance in public, Jan. 22, 1950. She had been living in semi privacy in Rome for several weeks, but reports of her pregnancy were neither confirmed nor denied. (AP Photo/Mario Torrisi)