The son tells the newspaper that his mother died after "a long illness."
Anita Haglöf was Ingmar Bergman's housekeeper for eight years and spoke about her experiences in her autobiography and in the 2009 documentary "Bergman's Housekeeper."
Haglöf met Bergman when she worked at the Dramaten reception desk. In an interview with TT in 2018, Anita Haglöf spoke about her time in Bergman's service.
He was controlling and manipulative but also lonely and afraid of other people.
Haglöf cooked, washed and cleaned for Bergman both in the apartment on Karlaplan in Stockholm and in the director's summer house on Fårö.
Anita Haglöf's employment was terminated by Bergman after she suffered severe dizziness and was hospitalised in 2003.
