October 15, 2012 /

ON THE SET – NOTORIOUS

Alfred Hitchcock, Ingrid Bergman, and Cary Grant on the patio set of Alicia’s apartment in Rio:

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10 Comments

  1. musiqdragonfly
    October 15, 2012

    Ingrid Bergman is very charming!!

    • Vickie Lester
      October 15, 2012

      When I was a little girl I got to go backstage and meet her once when she was performing in London and you are absolutely right — very charming!! I thought she was the nicest lady in the world.

      • musiqdragonfly
        October 16, 2012

        You were very lucky. I am contended to see the lovely photos of her. Last week I watched a film named Autumn Sonata (1978), she performed a role as a mother, but she was still very charming.

      • Vickie Lester
        October 16, 2012

        I remember that movie — very powerful. About a concert pianist trying to establish contact with the daughters she’s neglected? One of those brooding Bergman films with beautiful images by Sven Nykvist. Sounds like perfect viewing for this time of year 😉

  2. laniersmith
    October 16, 2012

    Notorious is Wonderful…..but I also love Cary and Ingrid in Stanley Donen’s “Indescreet” from the play, “Kind Sir”. I just watched it last Sunday!

    • Vickie Lester
      October 16, 2012

      I love that movie… Maybe because I can identify with middle-aged romance 😉

      • laniersmith
        October 16, 2012

        Oh I know…even when I was a kid I could identify with middle-aged romance.

  3. Here in Van Nuys
    October 17, 2012

    How relaxed Hitchcock looks, as if he knew what he was doing.

    • Vickie Lester
      October 17, 2012

      Wasn’t he the one who said shooting was the easy part and that all the effort went into prep?

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