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This book offers a personal glimpse into the life of a renowned model and actress through a mosaic of short reflections and numerous photographs, including cherished family snapshots and iconic Vogue covers. She shares memories of her mother, Ingrid Bergman, highlighting her unique blend of love for both her children and cleaning. Her father, Roberto Rossellini, is depicted with warmth, recalling playful childhood moments with him. The author discusses her notable nude scene in David Lynch's *Blue Velvet*, her experiences with legendary photographers like Richard Avedon, Bruce Weber, and Steven Meisel, and the challenges she faced, including being dismissed as the face of Lancome at forty. She reflects on her struggles with scoliosis during adolescence, the differences between acting and modeling, and her roles as a daughter, sister, and mother. Her children, Elettra and adopted son Roberto, are featured, with Elettra's innocent airport anecdote capturing a tender moment. The author recounts memorable encounters with figures like Anna Magnani and Katharine Hepburn, shares insights into her wardrobe and the quirks of her pets, and discusses her relationships with men such as Martin Scorsese and David Lynch, alongside intimate dialogues with those she has lost.

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Some of Me, Isabella Rossellini

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1997
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Title
Some of Me
Language
English
Publisher
Random House
Released
1997
Format
Hardcover
Pages
179
ISBN10
0679452524
ISBN13
9780679452522
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This book offers a personal glimpse into the life of a renowned model and actress through a mosaic of short reflections and numerous photographs, including cherished family snapshots and iconic Vogue covers. She shares memories of her mother, Ingrid Bergman, highlighting her unique blend of love for both her children and cleaning. Her father, Roberto Rossellini, is depicted with warmth, recalling playful childhood moments with him. The author discusses her notable nude scene in David Lynch's *Blue Velvet*, her experiences with legendary photographers like Richard Avedon, Bruce Weber, and Steven Meisel, and the challenges she faced, including being dismissed as the face of Lancome at forty. She reflects on her struggles with scoliosis during adolescence, the differences between acting and modeling, and her roles as a daughter, sister, and mother. Her children, Elettra and adopted son Roberto, are featured, with Elettra's innocent airport anecdote capturing a tender moment. The author recounts memorable encounters with figures like Anna Magnani and Katharine Hepburn, shares insights into her wardrobe and the quirks of her pets, and discusses her relationships with men such as Martin Scorsese and David Lynch, alongside intimate dialogues with those she has lost.