Liv Ullmann is alive, thanks.
Reports of her death have been much exaggerated.
Some stupid internet hoax claimed Ullmann, who is 87 and lives in Oslo, Norway, had passed away.
It’s just not true. I’ve confirmed the news through her office.
A great actress and beauty, Ullmann has twice been nominated for Oscars. She received a Lifetime Oscar in 2022.
Ullmann burst on the scene in 1966 with Ingmar Bergman’s “Persona.” She made several more movies with him including “Face to Face,” and “The Passion of Anna.” The actor and director made 12 movies together and their legendary romance produced a daughter, Lin Ullmann.
Other films include “Cries and Whispers,” “Autumn Sonata,” and “Scenes from a Marriage.” Ullmann famously turned down the lead in another Bergman classic, “Fanny and Alexander.”
Ullmann has also worked hard for the United Nations and UNICEF as a goodwill ambassador. She’s also starred in four Broadway plays and has one Tony nomination.
These death rumors are so stupid and embarrassing, and insulting. Believe me, if and when Liv Ullmann goes, the news won’t be on Twitter first!
