Ingrid Bergman - a powerful influence of evil!

[@KarineAlourde]

“I've gone from saint to whore and back to saint again, all in one lifetime.” -Ingrid Bergman.. watch this video next “Shirley Temple - the 3 yr old PR0$TlTUTE! Hollywood ALLOWED this!” kzbin.info/www/bejne/rojYfH1qi72Ha7M

[@JuliaShalomJordan]

Oh Ingrid…I know exactly how you feel, grrrl.😅💞🥴😬

[@brianlaane894]

Can you do Jeanne Moreau

[@mariecolette170]

Sounds just like a VIRGO lol

[@nepotismbby]

this is a great quote! i love your videos!! can you do a video on carolyn bessette kennedy? xo

[@Patrick_Ray]

This comment honestly sums it all up 😅 smh! It’s okay to lie about everything including men having affairs and creating these back stories/abusing but when a woman does it, she gets slandered (in some cases to death..).

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Whatever slander was thrown at Ingrid was reflective of the priority of politicians who should’ve focused on doing their job.

[@dalehoward3704]

I Looooove Ingrid Bergman! Hollywood was TOTALLY hypocritical when it came to her afair considering both men AND women cheated on their spouses then! She was a wonderful sublimely beautiful actress!!!

[@padminimayur4049]

Exactly. And how little things have changed

[@learhaynes1002]

Facts

[@emin5488]

She is what a mix between Grace Kelly and Katherine Hepburn would give. One of the most talented actors in history of Cinema.

[@itsbeyondme5560]

Same

[@plasticweapon]

katherine hepburn? ew.

[@ReneeFabulous-wt9ty]

@@plasticweapon ew? What do you mean?

[@rics1883]

Agree. Currently I only see Cate Blanchett to that caliber

[@TheQuietStorm630]

Much respect to anyone who can live life on their terms. I always liked her as well as her daughter Isabella who is also a great actress.

[@Serenity5]

When I saw the first picture I thought it was Isabella. Then she said Ingrid then I read your comment🤯Never noticed until just this moment. Then it hit me, of course, that wasn't her in the first picture unless she was a time traveler. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@miskittt]

And live in the Lake of Fire on Lord Jesus' terms.

[@TheQuietStorm630]

@@miskittt Shut up, we're already here.

[@crystalball82]

you can definitely see sadness and her being shy through her eyes

[@aceblanks7658]

I looooove Ingrid Bergman!!!!! “Gaslight” is one of my favorite golden age movies for real if not my favorite honestly. That Oscar was well deserved!!! Just pure beauty and TALENT!!! All those languages!!! Makes sense that she’s a Virgo!!!! Gotta give them their props!!!! They go hard!!!

[@evypettersson6513]

Whatever she did or not, i have always loved her!! She had a natural look, a glow that you can't bring on with heavy makeup! RIP, Ingrid! Love and best wishes . ❤🎉😊

[@louniece1650]

Ingrid Bergman was so incredibly beautiful and talented. Her daughter, Isabella, just as beautiful. One of my favorite bodies of work is her Autumn Sonata, with Anne Bancroft. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@danavixen6274]

I loved her in Fearless with Jeff Bridges and Rosie Perez. ❤

[@louniece1650]

@@danavixen6274 Gonna have to go watch it. Can't remember if I saw this one. I don't think so.

[@danavixen6274]

​@@louniece1650It came out in '93. Great film. Very moving! ❤

[@danavixen6274]

Correction: Her daughter Isabella gave a memorable performance in Fearless.

[@louniece1650]

@@danavixen6274 Yes! That's right! I'm off to go see if I can find it. Also, Ingrid did a bang-up job in 'Gaslight'.

[@daedrianlipscomb9624]

The Inn of the Sixth Happiness is one of my favorite films! She was an incredible actress, and the majority of her films (if not, all of them) were magnificent

[@tammyphillips2563]

I saw Ingrid in the Bells of St. Mary's when I was a chid and was convinced all nuns were beautiful and kind. Then, I met Sister Bertha during my first year in Catholic School. She did not get the memo to be beautiful and kind. Ingrid Bergman was a great actress.

[@roxannesantoro7503]

She stole that film from Bing Crosby. "The Bells of st. Mary"

[@danavixen6274]

Isabella Rossellini REALLY is as beautiful as Ingrid Bergman. She nailed it in Casablanca. I loved Ingrid's chemistry with Humphrey Bogart.❤

[@jant7881]

Agreed. I can't imagine anyone else in that part. I can't imagine any one having chemistry with Humphrey Bogart. LOL.

[@josusa1647]

Wow! She really was a victim of double standards. People don’t really bat an eye when men do the same thing. I never realized she died at only 67.

[@MarjorieWong-ym3ft]

Good dirty women and men .They had no moral scruples

[@donahunt832]

REALLY!!! why is it that WOMEN always bear the brunt consequences moral and otherwise as if sex is a singular activity...it's an OUTRAGEOUS situation...a lesser person might have succumbed to suicide or drugs😖

[@SthrnPrettyCiara]

I never comment but she is definitely top 3 for me for who you've covered. She just seemed to have such a balance of both masculinity & femininity, which made it easier to navigate on her own terms, IMO because when you operate too heavily in either, I feel like you become too careless/emotionless or too caring & you sacrifice yourself in the midst. I love that she learned after the 1st marriage to not allow the toxicity drag out for too long. She LIVED LIFE & you can tell she really lived & loved every moment & I love that for her. It's inspiring. Thank you for this one, seriously. I needed this today 💕

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Ingrid Bergman is absolutely fabulous and she perfected the art of not giving 2 Fs 🔥

[@lauroandrea3241]

Her blessing is her pretty face. If she was born ugly she'd be just a standard hoe.

[@carljeffersonthegreasltets5849]

She is BEAUTIFUL

[@NovemberReigne]

Very

[@lauroandrea3241]

Yeah a beautiful adulterer

[@philwatson6659]

Certainly top 10 in movie history

[@SewardWriter]

Given how cruel Ingrid's husband was, I can't blame her for wanting someone else. I've been in marriages like that, and I sometimes wish I'd cheated like my exes were doing.

[@derricklangford4725]

Marriages 🤨

[@hyusuf4280]

I dont have time to watch this. Which husband was cruel Rossellini or the one she left for him?

[@MarjorieWong-ym3ft]

Don’t care about these people.Past,present or future.They are all the same,all ofctgem.zi cant bear them,from caucasian to Negroni

[@catcat9582]

I don't view it as cheating if the person is truly abusive

[@narsis273]

He was cruel? That’s weird I’ve never read her ex husband was cruel to her anywhere.

[@bjw3243]

One of my favorite movies is Gaslight. That movie is where the term "gas lighting" comes from. Charles Boyer, her husband in the movie was trying to drive crazy while looking for something in her old home. I won't say what it was he was looking for just in case you haven't seen the movie.❤

[@amberb.6626]

It's my favorite movie of hers as well! In fact, I just watched it the other night. It's a classic masterpiece, I have it on DVD and watch it religiously.

[@tsmith3522]

Seen the movie. He found what he was looking for in the attic.

[@bjw3243]

@@tsmith3522 yes, he did, and he went to jail. Angela Lansbury was so young on that movie.

[@derricklangford4725]

I'm a big fan of Charles Boyer, can't believe I've never seen the movie Gaslight 🤔 Oh wait a second I have seen it, but years ago.

[@amberb.6626]

@derricklangford4725 It's definitely worth another watch. Charles Boyer was great in the movie, as well as Ingrid. And Angela Lansbury was incredibly young, too.

[@G.G.276]

She Lived on Her OwnTerms as a Smart Women! Instead of caring about Looks for Men All the Time! Confidence is a Must!

[@amaata4746]

A beautiful & talented woman. Rest in perfect peace Ms Ingrid Bergman.

[@louisemoore7715]

She became a Christian by playing Gladys Allworth...(not sure of her name).... in the Inn of The Sixth Happiness...She travelled to see her one week after she had died....She came to spiritual wisdom after achieving and experiencing everything in life....I am amazed by her !

[@sarahthomas2506]

Born with beauty, super talent, and fearlessness! Hollywood couldn't change her and she wouldn't let them! I saw Casablanca and Notorious! She was a great actress! She was good in Anastasia! She was very scandalous! It wasn't no different what the men were doing in Hollywood with having affairs and other stuff! Ingrid knew a lot things that were going on in Hollyweird!! Here daughter followed in her footsteps! Beautiful like Ingrid! Never forgotten! Thank you for the content on Ingrid Bergman! Let new generations discover her! I first saw Casablanca at the age of 16! She was a bad ass! Keep up the good work! I would love to see the break down on Jimi Hendrix!❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@MegaDiva1999]

And she was no more scandalous then the next person in Hollywood....

[@dcrelief]

Bergman will always be a favorite for me. Loved Anastashia with Yul Bryner.

[@brivonn5222]

She was georgous! Back in those times her moves as far as relationships was seen as an abomination and women would be shamed down to the gound but thankfully in these current times we women have more authority and freedom with how we move.

[@kat80817]

Another beautiful queen. Legendary beauty. Rest in paradise queen 👑👑👑👑👑❤️❤️

[@sandalwhich]

Ingrid was gorgeous, and ahead of her time. Love the story about her childhood playacting as a dog!

[@TheQuietStorm630]

That was wild AF!🤣🤣🤣

[@itsbeyondme5560]

​@@TheQuietStorm630no. I do it all the time when I was little

[@themountainsandthesea4121]

​@@itsbeyondme5560me too

[@PokhrajRoy.]

It’s always a delight to know an actor who happens to be a polyglot.

[@tshidi129]

Between her and Rita Hayworth, you could tell just by look at their faces that they were very insightful, intellectual and witty

[@themountainsandthesea4121]

Yes!❤

[@LorryHill]

Such a great video; she was an interesting beauty; in some lights she appears almost handsome in other lights very feminine. A very interesting twist on unconventional beauty she was !

[@hannahpocock4152]

Yayyy Lorry🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@colorsmith5569]

Her daughter looks JUST liked her!

[@susanrike7476]

Ingrid Bergman was talented, beautiful, and versatile. She was also her own woman living in a man's world. As much as I love many of her films, I'm awed by her bravery to follow her heart and be true to herself. Yes, she was vilified in Hollywood and paid a huge price for her affair with Roberto Rossellini. That said, she had 3 beautiful children with him (Isabella Rossellini was one of them) and lived her own life. What's equally impressive was her successful return to Hollywood. Thank you for doing a deep dive into the iconic Ingrid Bergman. ❤❤❤

[@veranaessens8592]

was one of them?

[@24Wynn]

​@@veranaessens8592Should have been, "IS one of them." 😂

[@anapuscau2236]

Yet she abandoned her first daughter to be with a man.

[@crystalanamericaninsicily]

I met her. Giving away my age. I worked in the Toy department at Bloomingdale's in NYC...she was buying Lego for her Grandchildren. She was TALL. I'm 5.10...more or less my height. Very nice and polite. I wish I asked for an Autograph! Great video!!

[@darrylhayes3662]

They paid too much attention ( at that time ) to what almost seem normal today whereby people should just mind their own business. My goodness today’s Hollywood is twenty times worst . Thank you for this video👍🏽

[@RebeccaKhan-fx7jf]

She is a great star and it's crazy to condemn her. She is a legend. America straightened up about her legends value later. Her life was not shameful and she loved her children and was great with Humphrey Bogart and Cary Grant and Walter Matthau. There is an All Star Tribute video from 1979 on KZbin. It's great. Frank Sinatra is in it as well as alot of other actors and actresses who paid homage to her. There have been alot worse things said about actresses than her. Unlike Bette Davis, she didn't have a scandal about beating her children. She was not difficult for actors or producers to work with. Her accent and voice is beautiful. She is not catty with other females, but is professional and real.

[@broddablack5290]

I love her in Casablanca ❤

[@ellat2302]

So Naturally beautiful. Didnt wear much makeup. So fresh. ❤ Lovely at 5'9! 😍

[@aquariosoul]

Growing up enjoyed anything she and Olivia de Haviland were in - IB was a template of subtle strength in power of a woman in her roles. 💜🥰

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Ingrid Bergman being a role model by eating pasta and ice cream. Also, a passionate snacker.

[@G.G.276]

But All that Sugar did her in!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

@@G.G.276 Even if you don’t have sugar, life will do you in one way or another.

[@emin5488]

Plus, she is a Virgo ♍ ... I felt it all a long and when I googled it confirmed ! Just like Gretta Garbo. It explains a lot ❤.

[@aprilgrant1957]

She never wore much make-up. Just some mascara. Luminous.

[@themountainsandthesea4121]

Yes

[@muscleboy101]

Karine, Love your channel. I Alway's liked Ingrid Bergman. She was really before her time. She wanted blacks to be integrated in the Americans army. Ingrid stood up and said this before Blacks were integrated in American army by President Truman in 1948! Remember blacks were segregated in Army until 1948. Plus quite a few stars were scandalous, but some were lucky that they were not discovered as much. Thanks for the upload.

[@catherinekerr2160]

Ingrid Bergman was a beautiful & very talented actor. Gaslight, Anastasia, Indescret & many other films. It wasn't anyone's business what she did in her private life. RIP 💖

[@Zahada63]

You did a great job on this one. She is iconic Truly an amazing, stunning and gifted actress. She embodied the classic Hollywood persona. A true star! Everytime one of her movies came on when I was a child-I was there with our black and white TV on 😂. You are very talented yourself Ms. Alourde💖.

[@ItsallaboutBee]

Gaslight and The Bells of St. Mary are my faves Total top notch acting!!!! Her daughter was in Death becomes so talented and beautiful.

[@ssoomee]

Omg!!! ❤ Ingrid Bergman is my favorite actress, especially because we share the same birthday (August 29)! 🥰 She is the quintessential Virgo, and I feel such a kinship with her 😌 I’m so glad you made this video! 🎉

[@NovemberReigne]

You both share the same birthday as the King of Pop too. Happy Belated Birthday to you!

[@1phindy]

She's effortlessly beautiful

[@iiamkee21]

Ingrid was a boss I met her daughter Isabella who is also an actress ! Both amazing woman !!

[@bobandcarolehardy10]

And when you find out the stuff that they priests did , , and they call her that , you cannot help who you love , a beautiful lady ,

[@vickster4474]

Her cancelation/blackballing came about for one reason only. Money. She had a very European outlook, so she didn't try to hide anything about the affair or the pregnancy. In American culture that was a huge no no at that time. So, the ppl who canceled her/separated themselves from her did so because they knew the American ppl would cancel them too. Their careers were in just as much jeapordy. It was always about the bottom line, not their personal beliefs or feelings on the subject. As you said many of them were involved in much worse behavior. Ironically my favorite Bergman film is Indiscreet.

[@jpal1080]

I was actually just watching Gaslight and remembered your video! She looked so non-scandalous. A beautiful woman.❤️

[@jimsteele3423]

She was a Gorgeous woman

[@infj4w511]

She showed the world character fr. I mean, she might've done well with leaving marriage before having other partners, and her other failed marriages may have indicated that she didn't compromise enough, and didn't take the time to make her men feel secure in that she wouldn't leave them. But aside from that, she sounds like fire

[@Salsero707]

My heart will ALWAYS belong to Ingrid Bergman!

[@katebretusch3752]

Finally!!!! I have been waiting for this video, since you started this chanel. Thanks. Absolutelly love this woman, I have seen all her fikm. HIGHLY recomend Notorious 1946. And Casablanca 1942 of course. Thank you Karine

[@Laquia]

Powerful AND evil? She definitely threatened the Patriarchy of Hollywood 😁 And I'm not mad for it 💅🏾

[@renatatarnawski5974]

Back then? IF u wanted 2 get married The STUDIO HAD 2 APPROVE!

[@Laquia]

@@renatatarnawski5974 Has nothing to do with my comment so w/e 🥱 😴

[@MarjorieWong-ym3ft]

Hollw is a Racist nasty cruel place It will fall live babilon

[@G.G.276]

All Women should be! These Bitter Men are Dangerous!

[@learhaynes1002]

Facts

[@broddablack5290]

Stunning ❤

[@kiaraeijo]

I haven’t watched too many Ingrid Bergman movies but one of my all time favorite Golden Age era movies has to be Casablanca. You should do a breakdown on Humphrey Bogart (He’s not as attractive as Clark Gable but he commanded the Silver screen).

[@jenniferhardy586]

I love the way you talk! It’s so soothing and informative 😊

[@maryjodamato5408]

Beautiful video..and Beautiful woman!!..good job..❤

[@elizabethbrauer1118]

TY for all of your great vids - love your detailed approach to each woman's life. 😍 BTW: 12:41 Volume Jumps ---> much easier to hear and understand you!!

[@jeremyborno6502]

I just watched Notorious and I must say Ingrid acted so beautifully and gloriously in this intense legendary movie, along with Cary Grant. This is underrated masterpiece is Alfred Hitchock's greatest work. Ingrid was a true acting talent.

[@derricklangford4725]

My favorite movie of hers .

[@barbaraterracciano1]

I love Ingrid Bergman talent beauty sophistication.However she is only human Just like she said.We are all sinners no one is perfect.❤😂

[@secretshaman189]

Rita Hayworth also had her hairline lifted by electrolysis. The movie industry favors beautiful actors/actresses who have "childlike" facial proportions because these proportions quickly capture the sympathy of the audience (=$$).

[@tshidi129]

Naturally beautiful lady, her daughter Rosselini was just as stunning

[@katwatkins3707]

I love all your videos still can’t believe Diana Ross and Michael

[@Inismoon]

I am newly subscribed. I absolutely love your work. Thanks! 🥰

[@strawberryjam119]

It says a lot more about these men that blasted Ingrid Bergman than it does about Ingrid Bergman. She was a classic beauty inside and out and her daughter Isabella is just the same.

[@zacharymalone3880]

We need a Florence Ballard Story ASAP !!!!!!

[@Sirrkingx]

Natural beauty ❤️

[@joanmatchett8100]

I remember her in The Inn Of The Seventh Happiness, a film about Gladys Aylward, l met Miss Aylward and she has always remained a woman l greatly admire.

[@gotosleep2876]

yesss thank you for this

[@QueenBees456]

She looks so much like the movie actress Natassaja Kinski… Isabella too… would be great to see something about this actress.

[@lolachlih3136]

Another great video ❤she sure was ahead of her time, sad she was taken so soon😢

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Another wonderful video essay ❤

[@moviemonster2083]

She was not EVIL! She was an actress. One usually finds that the moralizers are often less moral than the people they excoriate. Relax, it's just image and vanity. In real life, everyone said what a fun person she was. No one is perfect and we all make mistakes. At least, she took responsibility for hers and blamed no one else. These days, that's rare and admirable.

[@themountainsandthesea4121]

Yep

[@dwight2375]

As scandalous as the affair was, I don't think she stood a chance, in gaining custody of her first daughter. Considering her only value to her husband,was her paycheck, I see no wrong in her seeking love and affection elsewhere. " Love is where you find it, when you find no love at home".

[@LoneWulf278]

They really did the *absolute most* over that affair. 😂 Like, be for real.

[@SJ4Youtube]

Please do one on Claudette Colbert 💜😩... Love these classics 😍

[@jeanf8998]

@Karen your commentary is always honest and very interesting.

[@CK_29]

Love your work!

[@yannia76]

i love your videos and i end up watching the movies you talk about to re live the beautiful golden times.

[@derricklangford4725]

Wow in her early life she couldn't get a break. From loosing her mom at 2 years old and then her father at just 14, that's a lot on anyone. I've always enjoyed her movies, and if she was around today the relationship she had with her first husband would be considered polyamorous .

[@lisapresette737]

LOSING!!!!...dumbo

[@victorcavuoto7369]

It isn't the fact that she was scandalous and left her husband but she abandoned her child and it's not the only one she did that with that's why a lot of people didn't like her

[@aislinndeweston4140]

I can see Neil Sean's deep influence on you, well done very well done. His style of Presentation is very difficult to follow so my compliments to you I definitely couldn't do it.

[@beam3819]

The condemnation and banning of Bergman shows how society have changed. Now both men and women have affairs and multiple marriages are the norm.

[@melymichu6731]

Karibe I love your historic biographies ! I find myself every night watching your videos almost every night after work.

[@barbthompson2715]

Wow!! That’s crazy!!!!!!!!

[@PokhrajRoy.]

Moral of the Story: Ingrid Bergman INVENTED Thicc Brows.

[@Lilmisscostumedrama]

Her first husband would LOCK the fridge???? That’ll be why she got rid lol

[@miraclesblessings5044]

I know right? Ridiculous......

[@facialsonDemand]

I have been looking all over youtube for your channel. I lost you

[@cocoaorange1]

I felt she treated unfairly, most movie stars cheated. I just watched a video on her grandkids by Isabella.

[@itsbeyondme5560]

I was going to comment it. Hollywood betrayed her

[@lauroandrea3241]

I love how everyone is okay with adultery now because they like the adulterer. It wasn't okay then and its still not okay today. They could have done it the right way and divorced properly first. Amazing how most of the comments here cheer her on.

[@mellyp3748]

I’m going to watch her movies all over again.

[@katebretusch3752]

I might too

[@lizarosa156]

Excellent video. Amazing beautiful natural woman. One of my most favorite female actresses and icons. I had no idea about her wild side!!! Your right about the hypocrites doing way worse. I can’t believe she died without hoopla and fanfare.👯‍♀️🧘‍♀️🕊🕊👸🏻❌⭕️❌⭕️♥️🙏

[@ingridrodriguez8508]

I was named after her! ❤️

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

Great coverage I always loved Ingred a natural actress, I adored her in Gaslight. A Little trivia Michael Jackson shared birthdays with her and The original UK Gaslight is free on KZbin its not bad at all.

[@mreclectic700]

14:10 lovely photograph

[@cindariley7315]

Love your videos!! 👍👍

[@SusieQSydney]

Totally agreed Karine Ingrid Bergman was playing the Hollywood game like every other actress in Hollywood. The way the men set it up and then she was getting bastardized for it by the very men created this mygonstic institution who just love breaking their own rules and mostly because her heart wasn't in it and she wasn't fool by the pretence of it all was the real problem I mean men were allowed to be heartbreakers not women it just wasn't done then and yes because she was a power player and yes, because she did weld a great deal of influence during this era. I didn't think outside of Grace Kelly any actress who graced as much astounding beauty with a subtle regal poise on the silver screens with much dignity as Ingrid Bergman that's how I liked to remember her a true Queen amongst a sea of followers that's her unique european quality. I remember how I used to listen to the commentary and how men particularly justified this hatred of Ingrid because they felt because of the conservativeness of the time rather than they were brandishing a feminist rebel so betrayed by the opposite of her person compared to the characters or rather the roles she was pigeon holed to played with those doe eye fresh look who else could you be better sweet innocent ingenue rather what they could only accept of a foreigner to play that would acceptable because of America's xenophobia & sexism and Ingues was very popular then practically every leading actress was playing was playing a baby. When I was a young giel I really didn't think about this perspective until you brought it up! I mean you only have to look towards other stereotypes popular for foreigners like Hedy Lamar characterization to know it's true but guess what that's what acting is and damn it she was good at it! And I got a funny feeling the reason why women of this era wasn't condemning her because during these times where sexual politics were both oppressive and stifling I believe they were secretly too busy fantasize a precariously free life like hers.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

BeKindRewind has a great video with Ingrid Bergman. Hope everyone watches that too.

[@jpal1080]

Recently found your channel and bing watching your coverage of so many iconic women. Would love for you to cover Barbara Stanwyck!

[@Iflie]

Back in the day removing hair to make your forehead bigger was a very common thing. Usually by plucking, but they never ended up with a overly large forehead so I think it was just done to balance out the features or remove some babyhair. But I doubt a woman who doesn't wear make up or pluck her eyebrows is removing a lot of her other hair. Cheating is always a scandal, it's just that back then they just didn't divorce. They just lived their lives as if they were single. I'm iffy about her reasons to start these affairs though, so many of these amazing women start dating the most powerful men they come across, who look old and gross. You can't help thinking they are doing it for the perks.

[@lubazak636]

…for protection… now that we know about the underbelly of Hollywood.

[@Iflie]

@@lubazak636 We always knew about casting couches but she wasn't a child, she could say she was married and leave the industry. It seems many of these women date men in power, even mob bosses at times and everyone seemed to know about it too.