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he became quiet and gentle, a moment of grace for/pq topic/the-work

He was by no means in a better mood, but he did his duty. As he walked through the sunlit grass with Bibi in a long shot, he was grumbling and rejecting all friendly approaches. The close-up was rigged up and he went to one side and sat with his head sunk between his shoulders, dismissing scornfull…

—p.181 The Magic Lantern by Ingmar Bergman
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he would be back home with his habitual whisky for/pq

I persuaded the veteran director and actor, Victor Sjostrom, to take on the main role in Wild Strawberries. We had worked together before in To Joy without feeling any irresistible need to do so again. Victor was tired and ill, and his work had to be fenced round with various considerations. Among …

—p.179 by Ingmar Bergman
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I arrived every morning at the theatre topic/the-work

I arrived every morning at the theatre on the dot of nine, had breakfast consisting of six biscuits and a cup of tea in the canteen, rehearsed from half-past ten until one, had ham and eggs and drank a cup of strong coffee, went on until four, meetings, teaching in the theatre school, writing scrip…

—p.178 by Ingmar Bergman
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my treachery existed somewhere in a mist for/pq-maybe project/secret-life topic/infidelity

I had my thirty-first birthday during that summer of 1949. Hitherto I had worked hard and relentlessly in my profession. So coming to this autumn warm Paris was an experience which had the effect of knocking down barriers. Love had both time and opportunity to grow freely, opening closed rooms and …

—p.162 by Ingmar Bergman
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it is possible I live for those brief moments for/pq-done project/stunt-story topic/the-work

Sometimes I really feel the loss of everything and everyone concerned. I understand what Fellini means when he says filming to him is a way of life and I also understand his little story about Anita Ekberg. Her last scene in La Dolce Vita took place in a car erected in the studio. When the scene ha…

—p.66 by Ingmar Bergman