Liv Johanna Ullmann [5] [6] ( Norwegian Liv Johanne Ullmann ; born December 16, 1938 , Tokyo , Japan ) is a Norwegian actress. There is also a variant of Ullmann [7] . Liv Ullman gained worldwide fame for his roles played in films by Ingmar Bergman and Jan Truel .
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| Birth name | Liv Johanna Ullman |
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| Place of Birth | Tokyo Japan |
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| Profession | actress |
| Career | since 1957 |
| Awards | The Golden Globe (1972) |
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Biography
Liv Ullman was born in Tokyo , grew up in Canada , studied acting in London , worked at the Stavanger Theater, and later played at the National Theater in Oslo . Her star rose in 1966 when she starred (along with Bibi Anderson ) in one of Ingmar Bergman’s greatest films, Persona , in the role of Elizabeth Vogeler, an actress who once stopped talking during the play and refused to speak at all.
Prior to this film, Liv Ullman starred in five minor Norwegian and one Swedish films. Thanks to Persona, Ullman got roles from American directors. Subsequently, she starred in many films directed by Ingmar Bergman, from whom she gave birth to a daughter, who became a well-known journalist in Norway. Repeatedly nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress.
In addition to working with Bergman, Liv Ullman shone on Broadway and in Hollywood , playing a huge number of roles in the plays of Henryk Ibsen . In 1977, her autobiography , Changes, was released.
In the 1980s, Liv Ullman took up directing, her films won many awards. In 1995, she managed to film an epic novel by the Norwegian writer-Nobel laureate Sigrid Unset "Christine, daughter of Lawrence."
In June 2008, Liv Ullman led the jury of the main competition of the XXX Moscow International Film Festival [5] .
Family
Her only child is daughter Lynn (born August 9, 1966 ) from Ingmar Bergman, although she was never married to her, as she wrote in Changing's autobiography, published in 1977. Lynn is a well-known writer and journalist. She gave birth to two children in two marriages - a boy and a girl. In 2010, her book Blessed Child: A Novel was published in Russian.
The relationship between Ullman and Bergman is dedicated to the documentary Liv and Ingmar (2012).
Filmography
Actress
- 1959 - Flight of the Girl / Ung flukt
- 1966 - Persona
- 1968 - Wolf Hour / Vargtimmen
- 1968 - Shame / Skammen
- 1969 - Passion
- 1970 - Cold Sweat
- 1971 - Emigrants / Utvandrarna
- 1971 - Parrot / Papegojan
- 1972 - Pope Joan / Pope Joan
- 1972 - Settlers / Nybyggarna
- 1972 - Whispers and screams / Viskningar Och Rop ( David di Donatello Award for Best Actress )
- 1973 - 40 carats / 40 Carats
- 1973 - Scenes from Matrimonial Life / Scener ur ett äktenskap (David di Donatello Award)
- 1973 - The Lost Horizon
- 1975 - Face to Face / Ansikte Mot Ansikte
- 1975 - Leonor / Leonor
- 1975 - The Magic Flute / Trollflöjten
- 1977 - Snake Egg / Das Schlangenei
- 1977 - A Bridge Too Far
- 1978 - Autumn Sonata / Höstsonaten ( David di Donatello Award)
- 1986 - Let's hope that there will be a girl / Speriamo che sia femmina
- 1986 - Gaby: A True Story
- 1989 - The Rose Garden
- 1991 - Dispute / Mindwalk
- 2003 - Saraband / Saraband
- 2012 - Two Lives / Zwei Leben ( To liv )
Director
- 1982 - Love (Canada)
- 1992 - Sofie / Sofie (three prizes of the Montreal IFF , etc.)
- 1995 - Kristin daughter of Lavrans / Kristin Lavransdatter (Sweden, Norway, Germany)
- 1995 - Lumiere and company / Lumière et compagnie (France, Denmark, Spain, Sweden)
- 1996 - Private Confessions / Enskilda samtal (Sweden)
- 2000 - Wrong / Trolösa (Germany)
- 2014 - Froken Julia
Notes
- ↑ German National Library , Berlin State Library , Bavarian State Library , etc. Record # 118625233 // General regulatory control (GND) - 2012—2016.
- ↑ SNAC - 2010.
- ↑ Internet Broadway Database - 2000.
- ↑ 1 2 LIBRIS - 2012.
- ↑ 1 2 XXX MIFF (2008) Archived on November 25, 2010. on the official website of the MIFF . (Retrieved July 1, 2010)
- ↑ Liv Ullman : news on the RIA Novosti website (Retrieved July 5, 2010)
- ↑ Liv Johanna Ullmann: information on the Kinimag website (Retrieved July 5, 2010)