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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 79201" data-attributes="member: 21">i have so many books written about Ingrid - but the one i hold most dear and the truth is Ingrid bergman - My story - written by Ingrid B and Alan Burgess.&nbsp; She did a lot of promoting of this book in late 1980 and at a time when she was quite ill again from cancerI would kill to see her interview with parkinson in ?? oct/nov 1980 as she so captivated me.&nbsp; I bought her book the next week and i was still at school, it cost me £10 in hardback and that was an awful lot of pocket money for me and skipped train fares to school!! But it was a book i couldnt put down.I regretted that i wasnt older and then i could have seen her on stage in LondonAlong with a friend I went to see where she lived in London a week before she died in Cheyne gardens, Chelsea, just off the Kings Road - i was on school hols and staying with relatives in North London.&nbsp; French magazine Paris match had a photo of ehr coming out of her flat earlier that summer and the address was very visible so it was easy to find.She didnt come to the window so we were disappointed!! we didnt know at that time she was terminally ill and had gone back to Sweden for the very last time the week before she died on her 67th birthday.When im in London, i still take a walk down the Kings Road, down Chelsea manor street and at the end before chelsea embankment is Cheyne gardensI think Ava gardener lived nearby as well</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 79201, member: 21"] i have so many books written about Ingrid - but the one i hold most dear and the truth is Ingrid bergman - My story - written by Ingrid B and Alan Burgess. She did a lot of promoting of this book in late 1980 and at a time when she was quite ill again from cancer I would kill to see her interview with parkinson in ?? oct/nov 1980 as she so captivated me. I bought her book the next week and i was still at school, it cost me £10 in hardback and that was an awful lot of pocket money for me and skipped train fares to school!! But it was a book i couldnt put down. I regretted that i wasnt older and then i could have seen her on stage in London Along with a friend I went to see where she lived in London a week before she died in Cheyne gardens, Chelsea, just off the Kings Road - i was on school hols and staying with relatives in North London. French magazine Paris match had a photo of ehr coming out of her flat earlier that summer and the address was very visible so it was easy to find. She didnt come to the window so we were disappointed!! we didnt know at that time she was terminally ill and had gone back to Sweden for the very last time the week before she died on her 67th birthday. When im in London, i still take a walk down the Kings Road, down Chelsea manor street and at the end before chelsea embankment is Cheyne gardens I think Ava gardener lived nearby as well [/QUOTE]

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