maybe switters knows, but i remember bergman...i think...in the movie 'scenes from a marriage' wanted elke sommer to sit next to him in bed naked during a scene while he beat-off?! does this fall under the louis b. mayer category: 'actors will do anything!'?

she fled the production and went public with her complaint...

is this possible or am i jaded after nearly 20 years in el lay?

i know that all my friends at slate and the human network know the answer to this one. they're here to help.

What nonsens and what a proper signature for the author of it - le idiot. Ignorant as well.

Elke Sommer was never in a Bergman movie. Bergman

took wonderful care of his actresses. He loved them, he did not exploit them.

There was no vulgarity of the kind insinuated by le idiot about Bergman. Actresses on both sides of the Atlantic all longed for a part in a Bergman movie.

I know for I have interviewed plenty on the matter.

she took it public...i'm just not sure of which movie. it's been a while...

Certainly haven't heard that story, le-idiot. Of course Elke was famous for her unfortunate disease, something to do with too much air in her brain, a disease shared by many of us.

i was just a kid, but i liked elke's eyes...her big, full, round succulent, juicy eyes!

she was apparently very moralistic when she wasn't naked in playboy. i can't prove it because my copy's pages are stuck together.