i would rate this film high on my list of ingrid bergman films. ingrid beauty aside and her talent is evident in scene after scene. she was sad and mean and witty and snobbish and flirtatious and delightfully funny and loving and tender and sorrowful and distressed and happy and etc. you name it and she was all those things and more. and soconvincing. ingrid plays a notorious woman (clio) who comes back to neworleans and falls for a texas gambler and gary cooper (clint). i especially loved the scene where they are sitting at the dining table saying nothing and just staring at each other. she and in an elegant white gown and he in a handsome white cowboyoutfit and sitting there looking at her adoringly. what chemistry. what love. 
i would rate this film high on my list of ingrid bergman films. ingrid beauty aside and her talent is evident in scene after scene. she was sad and mean and witty and snobbish and flirtatious and delightfully funny and loving and tender and sorrowful and distressed and happy and etc. you name it and she was all those things and more. and soconvincing. ingrid plays a notorious woman (clio) who comes back to neworleans and falls for a texas gambler and gary cooper (clint). i especially loved the scene where they are sitting at the dining table saying nothing and just staring at each other. she and in an elegant white gown and he in a handsome white cowboyoutfit and sitting there looking at her adoringly. what chemistry. what love. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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