"Joan of Arc"

1948 Sierra Pictures-RKO Radio film studios

Behind the Seines

Part one

Costume designs by Karinska, Dorothy Jeakins and Herschel McCoy

New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art's chief Armor, Mr. Leonard Heinrich, is shown with Ingrid at one of the early armor fittings.

Ingrid admires her armor.

Ingrid and with director, Victor Fleming, speaking with Fr. Paul Doncœur, who was the film's historical and religious consultant.

Ingrid pays close attention to the Director's instructions.

Ingrid gets read of the next scene

Ingrid with the help of wardrobe assistant Cathy Case puts on her armor.

"Mr. Ray Johnson first met Ingrid Bergman during the Broadway production of JOAN OF LORRAINE.

When Ingrid decided to do the film JOAN OF ARC she asked him to be a part of the film's production. Mr. Johnson became Ms. Bergman's life long friend and close confidant.

One of the actors in the film, he was also assigned the task of keeping Ingrid's armor polished and in top working order. Mr. Johnson was Ingrid's 'SQUIRE' during the filming of JOAN OF ARC because like St. Joan's Squire, Jean d'Aulon - he helped Ms. Bergman to put her armor on.

The lady assisting Ingrid is wardrobe assistant Cathy Case."

Mr. Victor Fleming presents Ingrid with a 'Joan' doll.