"Bad Girl Monica" has an interview with Bergman sitting in the cinema in his later years recalling the film in the beginning of the restored version of "Bad Girl". He talked about how much pressure he had to make this film and suffered a lot after it was released. Swearing; he saw Harriet Anderson's performance in a satirical theater and felt that she was full of "irresistible charm". After Anderson agreed to play Monica, Bergman smiled and said, "We are in love, in a superficial way." Finally Bergman snapped his fingers to the screening room and said, okay, let's start watching the movie. . [Plus this paragraph feels good]
Whether a straight male director fell in love with the heroine can really be seen through the movie. The Anderson in "The Bad Girl Monica" is not a beautiful woman in the traditional sense, but she is too attractive. She runs on the beach with her strong thighs, her hair is drenched by the waves, and her healthy skin is shining in the sun. Shiny. It's very nice to smile. Of course, for the first time in film history, there is a long stare at the audience that is not shy, simple, natural, sexy, and full of charm.
As for the plot, Monica is definitely the originator of the daughter...
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