Ingrid, a talented and accomplished individual, began her artistic journey by honing her skills as a ballet dancer at the esteemed Stockholm's Royal Dramatic Theatre. Her remarkable performance in Ingmar Bergman's critically acclaimed film "Wild Strawberries" catapulted her to stardom, and she went on to collaborate with the legendary director on a total of nine cinematic masterpieces.
As her fame continued to soar, Ingrid had the privilege of working alongside the renowned Italian filmmaker Luchino Visconti on his 1969 masterpiece "The Damned". This significant milestone marked a new chapter in her illustrious career, as she transitioned seamlessly between the Swedish and international film industries.
Ingrid Thulin's life took a more permanent turn when she relocated to Rome in the 1960s, where she would make the city her adopted home for many years to come. However, in recent times, she made the decision to return to her native Sweden for health treatment, marking a poignant moment in her life where she prioritized her well-being above all else.
