MovieChat Forums > Ingrid Bergman Discussion > Her most under-rated movie...

Her most under-rated movie...

posted 14 years ago by CTurbo
9 replies | jump to latest

...is easily The Bell's of St. Mary's. She was so wonderfully perfect in that movie. I don't think there is/was another actress on this planet that could have played that role as well as she did. I'm calling it under-rated because I notice it's missing from a lot of peoples' lists, and it's not as popular or well known as her Hitchcock or Rossellini movies. If there are any Ingrid fans out there that have not seen it, stop what you're doing and go buy or rent a copy! NOW! Put the computer down and go! Hurry! :)

[–] n/a

This message has been deleted by an administrator

[–] n/a

This message has been deleted by an administrator

[–] n/a

This message has been deleted by the poster

[–] Kat_The_Tsarina 14 years ago

Good choice it's an excellent movie.

I'd say:

The Inn of the Sixth Happiness
A Woman Called Golda

Great movies and wonderful performances by the most wonderful actress of all time.

However the Rossellini movies are not very popular, less votes than The Bell's of St. Mary on imdb.

[–] onebuttoneye 14 years ago

I think she is magnificent in Dr Jekyll and one of my favorite of her performances is in June Night, she is so subtle yet layered in that role.

[–] archer1949 14 years ago

I really liked Saratoga Trunk.

Yeah, it's pretty much a studio costume programmer trying to ape Gone With the Wind, but it's a fun movie, nevertheless. Bergman has a great rapport with Gary Cooper and really gets to bust out of the "pure and Innocent" typecasting she was subject to at the time.

Jesus is my Best friend, but he still won't loan me money.

[–] metalman091 12 years ago

I think RAGE IN HEAVEN is an underrated film. Ingrid is lovely in the film, while George Sanders gives a great performance as the good guy for a change. I look foward to seeing it again.

[–] hiddenagenda1 12 years ago

Fear (1954)- 10/10

I watched it for the first time, yesterday. It's my favorite Ingrid Bergman movie.

Volker Flenske: (While torturing David) I don't know why you're doing this to yourself!