Forty-three years ago today, on August 29, 1982 (July 11, 1982), the world-famous movie star Ingrid Bergman passed away. Ingrid Bergman was born on August 29, 1915, in the family of a photographer and painter in Stockholm, Sweden. She lost her mother at the age of 3 and her father at the age of 12, and was later fostered in her uncle's house. She was naturally beautiful, intelligent, and slender, and had the talent to become a good actress. In 1932, Bergman began her film career. In 1937, at the age of 22, she starred in "Interlude" in Sweden, which caused a sensation. Hollywood filmmakers discovered that Bergman was not only naturally beautiful, but also had an extremely rare fiery feeling of "hiding fire in water", so they hired her to film in the United States for a large sum of money. In 1944, she starred in "Gaslight," which won her her first Oscar for best actress. In 1956, her successful performance in "The True and False Princess" won her a second Oscar for best actress. In 1975, cancer had begun to afflict her, and one breast had been removed. Even then, Bergman, who was 60 years old, participated in the shooting of "Murder on the Orient Express" with tenacious perseverance and won the Oscar for the third time. But this time it was not Best Actress, but Best Supporting Actress. She believes that now that she is old, she should simply play the old one instead of playing the old one. Because she understands that using a distorted actor to play the protagonist of the film will definitely lose the artistic effect. It is the consensus of many people that peers are enemies. However, Bergman's peers always regard her as their mentor and friend, and consider it "a blessing to work with her." Bergman not only created many images of good women on the screen, but also in real life, she is indeed a good woman. She never competes with others for roles, places, and never puts on airs. Bergman usually does not like to apply powder. She believes that a person's appearance is a gift. As an actress, it is not enough to be beautiful on the basis of appearance. What is more important is to have cultural literacy, to have a temperament, and to give full play to potential artistic talents. One of the reasons why so many audiences like Bergman is that she values maintaining close contact with the audience and often performs on stage. Just before her death, she was performing in the London play Sea of the Moon. Bergman said: "A lot of big stars made their fortune on stage, and once they became famous, they wanted to make movies and didn't want to return to the stage. But for me, the stage is the foundation, and direct contact with the audience is very important. When people laugh or clap their hands, I feel a great sense of relief..." Ingrid Bergman has been in the film industry for more than 40 years. In total, she has been nominated for seven Oscars, won the Best Actress Award twice, won the Best Supporting Actress Award once, and won the New York Film Critics Association Award for Best Actress twice, and won the Television Emmy Award once. In 1978, while filming "Autumn Sonata", Bergman was interrupted by surgery, but she finally completed the last film with strong perseverance and superb acting skills. Her outstanding performance in the film is also the best commemoration of her 45 years from film. On August 29, 1982, the famous international film star in Sweden, France, Germany, Italy and the United States passed away quietly with death at the age of 67. Ingrid Bergman in 1957 with her husband Roberto, son and a pair of newborn twins The contemplative Ingrid Bergman is such a quiet and charming and dignified screen Muse Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman