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still illuminated by a mild light for/pq project/stunt-story topic/the-work

The truth in our interpretations is bound by time. Our theatre productions do indeed disappear into merciful obscurity. But individual moments of greatness or misery are still illuminated by a mild light. And the films still exist and bear witness to the cruel fickleness of artistic truth. A few st…

—p.255 The Magic Lantern by Ingmar Bergman
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I would have said her beauty floated about her project/stunt-story topic/beauty

Suddenly she took off her concealing sunglasses and said, ‘This is what I look like, Mr Bergman.’ Her smile was swift and dazzling, teasing.

It is hard to say whether great myths are unremittingly magical because they are myths or whether the magic is an illusion, created by us consumers; but at…

—p.240 by Ingmar Bergman
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an astringent chill rose from the rushing water inspo/setting

On the day of the premiere, I left London, which I had hated with every fibre in my body. It was a light May evening in Stockholm. I stood down by the North Bridge looking at the fishermen in the boats and their green scoop nets. A brass band was playing in Kungstradgarden. I had never seen such be…

—p.238 by Ingmar Bergman
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Irish, four feet tall and moved crabwise for/pq inspo/funny

I high-handedly moved to the Savoy Hotel and swore I was prepared to pay whatever it cost. Lord Olivier offered me his pied-a-terre at the top of a high-rise in one of the more genteel areas of the city. He assured me I would not be disturbed. He and his wife, Joan Plowright, lived in Brighton, and…

—p.236 by Ingmar Bergman
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Irish, four feet tall and moved crabwise for/pq inspo/funny

I high-handedly moved to the Savoy Hotel and swore I was prepared to pay whatever it cost. Lord Olivier offered me his pied-a-terre at the top of a high-rise in one of the more genteel areas of the city. He assured me I would not be disturbed. He and his wife, Joan Plowright, lived in Brighton, and…

—p.236 by Ingmar Bergman