Frankweiler is disappointing for Bergman fans, it offers other pleasures, chief among them the inventiveness of the story, the location photography, and a delightfully daffy cameo by a rising young actress. Frankweiler to find out the statue's provenance.īut if the earlier part of From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. After a week spent hiding from museum guards and admiring the statue, 12-year old Claudia and her younger brother Jamie decide to look up Mrs. Frankweiler is an elderly, wealthy recluse who has sold to the museum, for a bargain price, a marble statue of an angel that may be the work of Michelangelo. But in spite of the title (and her above-the-title billing), Bergman's role in the film is little more than an extended cameo - she plays the titular grande dame, but she doesn't show up until half an hour before the end of the film.
Konigsburg, about two runaway suburban kids who hide out in New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art. It's based on the classic 1967 children's book by E.L. Frankweiler features one of the last film appearances of Ingrid Bergman.
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