Qui va sortir amb Ingrid Bergman?

Ingrid Bergman (Estocolm, Suècia, 29 d'agost del 1915 – Londres, Anglaterra, 29 d'agost del 1982) fou una actriu sueca que va protagonitzar diverses pel·lícules europees i americanes, pel·lícules de televisió i obres de teatre. Amb una carrera que abasta cinc dècades, sovint és considerada com una de les figures de pantalla més influents de la història del cinema. Al llarg de la seva carrera, va obtenir nombrosos reconeixements inclosos tres Oscars, el 1945, per Gaslight, el 1957 per Anastasia i el 1975 com a actriu secundària per Assassinat a l'Orient Express. Fou nominada quatre vegades més pels seus papers en For Whom the Bell Tolls, The Bells of St. Mary's, Joan of Arc i Sonata de tardor. Tot i això, fou el seu paper com a Ilsa Lund en Casablanca, actuant juntament amb Humphrey Bogart, la que quedaria com una de les seves interpretacions més conegudes.

Bergman també guanyà dos premis Emmy pels telefilms The Turn of the Screw i A Woman Called Golda, un Tony per Joan of Lorraine de Maxwell Anderson, i quatre Globus d'Or.

Fou la mare de la model i actriu Isabella Rossellini. L'any 1974, Bergman va descobrir que patia càncer de mama, però va continuar treballant fins poc abans de la seva mort, el 1982, el dia que complia 67 anys.

Matthew John Du Toit Van Eyssen (19 March 1922 – 13 November 1995) was a South African born actor, agent and film production executive in the UK. He moved to Britain following the Second World War, attending the Central School of Speech and Drama. In 1951 and in 1954 he played the role of Lucifer in the York Cycle of Mystery Plays, first revived in 1951 as part of the Festival of Britain.

Van Eyssen appeared in films from 1950 as well as on stage (playing Cassio in Orson Welles' 1951 production of Othello, for example) but achieved his greatest fame as an actor when he portrayed Jonathan Harker in the Hammer Film Productions version of Dracula (released as Horror of Dracula in the US) in 1958.

He left acting in 1961 to become head of the Grade Organisation literary agency. His subsequent clients were Franco Zeffirelli, Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller. He left the business in 1965 to work for the UK division of Columbia Pictures, eventually becoming Managing Director in July 1969. Among the films he oversaw were A Man for All Seasons (1966), Born Free (1966), Georgy Girl (1966), To Sir, with Love (1967), The Taming of The Shrew (1967), and Oliver! (1968). Both Oliver! and A Man for All Seasons won Best Picture Academy Awards. In 1970, he was promoted to Worldwide Head of Production (ex-USA) and moved to New York.

After his tenure at Columbia, Van Eyssen became an independent producer, returning to the UK in 1991 to establish Britain's premier showcase for talented young filmmakers, the Chelsea Film Festival. He was longtime companion of Ingrid Bergman in the years before her death in 1982.

His son, David Van Eyssen, is a visual artist, and a producer-director known for the science fiction streaming series RCVR.