Ingrid Bergman

Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman became the Forties' most bankable female screen star after appearing in one of the most acclaimed films in history in Casablanca. She followed that classic up with two straight films for which she was nominated for an Academy Award (she won for 1944's Gaslight), and before the decade was out she had two more nominations. She won three Oscars in total over the course of her career, and also won two Emmy Awards and the first-ever Best Actress Tony Award in 1947.

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• August 29, 1915: Born

• 1935: First speaking role in Gustaf Molander's Munkbrogreven

• 1939: First Hollywood production with the remake of Intermezzo

• 1940: Broadway debut in Liliom, the play that Carousel was based upon

• 1942: Casablanca

• 1944: Won first Oscar for Best Actress in the film Gaslight

• 1945: Won Oscar for Spellbound

• 1949: Remained in Italy after controversial affair and marriage to director Roberto Rossellini

• 1956: Returned to Hollywood with Oscar-winning performance in Anastasia

• 1974: Won Oscar for Murder on the Orient Express

• 1975: BAFTA Film Award for: Murder on the Orient Express

• 1978: Her last film, Autumn Sonata earned a nomination for the Best Actress Academy Award

• 1982: Last role for television production of A Woman Called Golda

• August 30, 1982: Dies

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