Renowned for her heritage – she was the daughter of actress Ingrid Bergman and director Roberto Rossellini – and her modeling career, Isabella Rossellini segued into acting in the mid-1980s, which yielded memorable performances in films and television projects like “Blue Velvet” (1987), “Wild at Heart” (1990) and “Big Night” (1996). She made her debut opposite her mother in 1976’s “A Matter of Time,” but did not land a significant role until David Lynch cast her in his groundbreaking “Blue Velvet.” Her heartbreaking performance, simultaneously pitiable and alluring, led to similar roles in
