Isabella Rossellini Pays Tribute to Her Parents and David Lynch After Oscar Nomination for ‘Conclave’ | Video

The Italian-American star is a Best Supporting Actress nominee, 50 years after her mother Ingrid Bergman’s third Oscar win

Isabella Rossellini (Monica Schipper/ Getty Images)
Isabella Rossellini (Monica Schipper/ Getty Images)

A force in the movie industry since her bravura leading performance in David Lynch’s “Blue Velvet” in 1986, Isabella Rossellini scored her first Oscar nomination on Thursday for her supporting role as a Vatican nun in “Conclave.”

Shortly after the nomination announcement, Rossellini released a video in which she paid tribute to her parents, Ingrid Bergman and Robert Rossellini, as well as her former creative and romantic partner, Lynch, who died one week ago.

“I’m purposely sitting next to this poster,” Rossellini says in the video. “My father’s film ‘Europe ’51’ with my mom, Ingrid Bergman.

Comments