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HOLLYWOOD — Ingrid
Bergman was part of a vanishing
Hollywood era of superstars
who outlived most of her con
temporaries, but those who
worked with her and those who
only saw her films remember
her as a classic.
Bergman, the freshfaced
Swedish actress whose powerful
screen performances and tem
pestuous private life made news
for 35 years, died of cancer Sun
day on her 67th birthday, but
her performances in such films
as “Casablanca,” “For Whom
The Bell Tolls” and “Gaslight”
will live on.
Gary Cooper, her co-star in
“For Whom the Bell Tolls,”
Humphrey Bogart, her lover in
“Casablanca,” and Bing Crosby,
who played her priest in “The
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as are many of her directors, in
cluding Alfred Hitchcock and
Michael Curtiz.
Bergman spent little time in
Hollywood, preferring to live in
Europe and eventually in
London.
As a result, few of today’s
stars knew Bergman personally.
One who did is Leonard Nimoy,
of “Star Trek” fame, who star
red with the three-time Oscar
winner in the 1981 television
movie “Golda,” her final acting
role.
“Working with Ingrid was a
special experience," Nimoy said.
“She was obviously sick and in
pain while we were working.
“But she gave no sign and
refused to let her pain affect her
work. I developed enormous re
spect for her as a person and
talent. She was a marvelous lady
and actress. She had great ener
gy, charm and a wonderful
sense of herself.”
Nimoy said he spoke to the
actress last month on a trip to
London and added, “She had
asked her doctors to take her off
the medication because it made
her sick and she didn’t want to
spend the little time she had left
feeling ill.”
Actor Yossi Graber, who
played Moshe Dayan in “Golda,”
said Bergman knew her death
was near when filming the tele
vision movie.
“She didn’t say the word can
cer or anything, but said, ‘I’m
extremely ill and hope I can
make the movie’,” Graber said.
Ailing Joseph Gotten, who
appeared in two movies with the
actress, said:
“Miss Bergman was one of
those gifted people who come
along now and then. I consider
myself privileged to have work
ed with her in “UnderC
corn” and ‘‘Gaslight.’’
“Certainly she has ns
place in the history of i:
pictures for all timeandi
remembered during mr
time as a personal fnendr
a great actress.”
Cary Grant, stricken:
news of her death, refui
comment.
"She certainly putu;
tastic fight against this
disease,” Henreid said,
a great gal, an enormous
for all the good things.-
profession and a dearpenj
work with.”
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BILLERICA, Mass. — A
newspaper reporter, sentenced
to 90 days in jail for contempt of
court for refusing to divulge in
formation from a one-time mur
der suspect, was given a last-
minute, 24-hour reprieve so he
can take his case to the federal
courts.
Boston Herald American re
porter Paul Corsetti was
ordered Monday by Norfolk Su
perior Court Judge Robert A.
Barton to immediately begin
serving a 90-day contempt sent
ence at the Middlesex House of
Correction in Billerica.
But his attorney, Thomas C.
Troy, appealed to the Mas
sachusetts Supreme Court and
was given a 24-hour stay to seek
a federal court appeal.
Barton’s rejection Monday of
motions by Troy to revoke or
revise the sentence or delay it for
one week pending appeals fol
lowed a recommendation by the
state Advisory Board on Par
dons against clemency.
The pardons panel recom
mended Gov. Edward J. King
deny Corsetti’s plea for a par
don. Corsetti argued he was
within in his First Amendment
rights and disclosure of the in
formation would have an
adverse effect on t he free flow' of
information.
Corsetti refused to testify in
court about interviews he had
with Edward R. Kopacz Jr., who
allegedly confessetl to him he
shot and killed gay hustler Cur
tis Dale Barbre in Lowell in Feb
ruary 1978.
Kopacz was later acquitted by
a jury.
In an article published under
his byline in the Herald Amer-
ican De< 15, 1‘.)79. G»y, 39, v
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people involved in the B^fcer em|
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Kopacz’s murder trial.
But Troy, Corsetti’s
irgued the pardons
should accept his contw
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Supreme Court, that then
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