In 1936, at David O. Selznick’s request, Ingrid Bergman made the transition to Hollywood.  With this move her career would soar and span five decades, winning her three Oscar’s, two Emmy’s and a Tony Award. She would see her image go “from  saint to whore and back to saint again” as Ingrid once quoted. The combined forces of Ingrid’s angelic nature and Selznick’s desire to cast her in “wholesome” roles, won her both the adoration of American audiences and an impeccable image that would follow her throughout her highly successful career in the 1930’s and 1940’s