In 1917, when the Russian revolution broke out, the czar and his family were arrested and executed. But there are growing rumors that the czar's youngest daughter, her Royal Highness Anastasia (Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman), is still alive. Princess Ann will be the only heir to the dynasty's huge deposit of $10 million in the Bank of England. In 1928, Russian General Bonin (played by Uberlena Yul Brynner), entrusted by the Russian Empress Dowager in exile in northern Europe (Helen Hayes Helen Hayes), began to search for the whereabouts of the princess. After several twists and turns still looking for the princess in vain, suddenly a deranged woman (Ingrid Bergman Ingrid Bergman) was found by Bonin in a mental hospital. She bears a striking resemblance to Princess Anna. After the impersonal training that Bonin personally supervised, she completed the transformation from Cinderella to your wife. However, the Empress Dowager in exile in Denmark was unmoved, and no matter how hard she tried, she did not believe that she was a real princess. The classic film True Princess, directed by Anatole Livik and co-starring Ingrid Bergman and Eberlena, Rong.
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