Wild Strawberries

Wild Strawberries

Dr. Isak Borg

Sara

Dr. Evald Borg

Agda

Anders

Viktor

Mrs. Borg, Isak's Mother

Mrs. Alman

Karin Borg, Isak's wife

Aunt Olga

Sten Alman

Henrik Åkerman

Karin's lover

Uncle Aron

Sigfrid Borg

Sigbritt Borg

Charlotta Borg

Angelica Borg

Eva Åkerman

Anna Borg

Kristina Borg, twin

Birgitta Borg, twin

Benjamin Borg

Professor Tiger

Bishop

Elisabeth - Mrs. Borg's Housemaid

Hagbart Borg

Sigbritt's Baby (uncredited)

Mr. Borg - Isak's Father (uncredited)

The Manager (uncredited)

Ingmar Bergman has described in the interview how he came up with the idea while driving from Stockholm to Dalarna, stopping in Uppsala where he had been born and raised, and driving by outside his grandmother's old house, when he suddenly began to think about how it would be if he could open the door and inside it would be just as it had been during his childhood. "So it struck me - what if you could make a film about this; that you just walk up in a realistic way and open a door, and then you walk into your childhood, and then you open another door and come back to reality, and then you make a turn around a street corner and arrive in some other period of your existence, and everything goes on, lives. That was actually the idea behind Wild Strawberries (1957)"

Final screen appearance of Victor Sjöström.

Ingmar Bergman wrote the script while he was in hospital.

The front license plate on the VW disappears when untying the rope.

Marianne says she is going to go swimming at the old house, but when she returns her hair does not appear to be wet.

Sten Alman: Me and my wife are dependent on each other. It is out of selfish reasons we haven't beaten each other to death a long time ago.

Dr. Evald Borg: It's absurd to bring children into this world and think they'll be better off than we were.

Viktor: [to his friend who wants to become a priest] When your were little you belived in Santa Claus, now you belive in God.