Last Updated - 2/15/11
Born: November 21, 1937 in Poland
Hammer film(s): The Vampire Lovers (1970); Countess Dracula (1971)
Other notable roles: The House That Dripped Blood (1971); The Wicker Man (1973)
Born Ingoushka Petro, Ingrid survived WWII after spending three years in a Nazi concentration camp, eventually escaping and marrying the man who assisted her. She is most recognized for her roles in two Hammer films and a handful of other horror projects where she usually played a feisty vampire.
Hotness Rating: 10/10
By far the hottest of the Hammer women I've seen thus far.
Acting Rating: 9/10
For Hammer actresses she gives the best performance in The Vampire Lovers. Her voice is dubbed in Countess Dracula, but her role and physical performance are the best aspect of that title.
Average Hammer Film Rating: 7/10
The Vampire Lovers is the highpoint of Ingrid's two film appear in the Hammer franchise, both high points in the films have to be due to Ingrid's presence, performance and beauty.
Recommended reading:
Hotness Rating: 10/10
By far the hottest of the Hammer women I've seen thus far.
Acting Rating: 9/10
For Hammer actresses she gives the best performance in The Vampire Lovers. Her voice is dubbed in Countess Dracula, but her role and physical performance are the best aspect of that title.
Average Hammer Film Rating: 7/10
The Vampire Lovers is the highpoint of Ingrid's two film appear in the Hammer franchise, both high points in the films have to be due to Ingrid's presence, performance and beauty.
Recommended reading:
Overall Rating
8.7
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Definitely the Queen of Hammer in my book.
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