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...started in 1949, when Linn Alexander, who then worked for IBM, ignored the fact that his regular Tuesday luncheon with two old friends was a strictly stag affair. He made a date with one of San Francisco's prettiest and brought her along. Her company proved so pleasurable that the trio decided to dump their all-male tradition; the TDOs (as the members call themselves) were born on the spot...
Lasting Trauma. Shortly after they met, Liv became pregnant. "I let it happen," she says. "I wasn't afraid. I felt it was very right." The baby, a girl whom they named Linn, was born during the filming of Hour of the Wolf. Liv, who is enough of a cold-blooded professional to watch herself constantly through a sort of invisible mirror, noted her cries and groans for future reference when she next would play a woman in labor...
Lovers to Friends. Eventually Liv and Bergman agreed to a three-month trial separation, and she took Linn, who was nursery-school-age by this time, home to Oslo. With distance between her and Bergman, relations seemed to improve. They talked nightly on the phone, sometimes for as long as two hours. Liv finally told Bergman she wanted to come back. He responded cordially but vaguely, and soon Liv received a letter telling her it was all over. "There is nothing," she says, "that you can say to a letter...
...exciting." Incredibly enough, four of Bergman's women worked on the Cries set in apparent harmony. Besides Liv in one of the leading roles, Bergman's wife Ingrid was his assistant, his fourth wife Käbi Laretei played the piano for the sound track, and little Linn had a walk-on part. Since the parting Bergman has even grown to love the dog, which he keeps with...
...Warren Beatty a few times, but he does not appear to be the someone whom Liv "cares about very much" right now. "Going to bed is something serious," she says. "I don't want to have shared it with too many." Liv devotes much of her attention to Linn, who, with a nanny, travels to her locations, and she spends as much time as she can at her house in Norway. Built in Norwegian style with a veranda warmed by a fireplace, the house is a haven where she can cook her favorite Chinese dishes, read and muse...