Ingrid Bergman

Born on August 29, 1915 in Stockholm, Sweden

Famed for her saintly, natural beauty, Ingrid Bergman was the most popular actress of the 1940s; admired equally by audiences and critics, she enjoyed blockbuster after blockbuster -- until an unprecedented scandal threatened to destroy her career. Read Full Biography

Year	Award	Category	Movie	Result
1982	Hollywood Foreign Press Association	Best Performance by an Actress in a Miniseries or Motion Picture Made for Television	A Woman Called Golda	Won
1978	Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences	Best Actress	Autumn Sonata	Nominated
1978	Hollywood Foreign Press Association	Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama	Autumn Sonata	Nominated
1978	National Board of Review	Best Actress	Autumn Sonata	Won
1978	National Society of Film Critics	Best Actress	Autumn Sonata	Won

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