People, Dec. 13, 1976
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What's Actress Liv Ullmann doing in a feather-festooned wrap and heavy-duty leg warmers? Getting ready for an outdoor Charleston party near the Norwegian fjords? Trying on some duds in a drafty antique-clothing store? Actually, Ullmann, 37, is in Munich on the set of her latest film The Serpent's Egg, directed by Ingmar Bergman. She plays a dancer in a sleazy German nightclub who befriends a young American, played by David Carradine, amid the birth of Nazism. "I'll sing and dance, which I never did before in films," says Liv. "Barbra Streisand, watch out!"
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