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Beep beep beep "Ooooh shut up!!" Beep beep beep 😂😂😂

The way Victor looks at Bette's legs! LOL I think he secretly fancied her! LOL 🙂

I never understood this bit; we all know of course it was Crawford doing the voice herself - Davis was unable to imitate it - but why for the most part is Crawford speaking with an English accent!?? She was really quite good at it too - even though it didn’t make sense. Yet ironically; just four years later, Crawford came to Britain to make a movie (Berserk) and her character was originally to be English - but they changed it to an ‘American in England’ - because she was unable to do the accent - yet here she sounds quite good unintentionally - presumably? Odd... Anyone else notice this?

I liked the scene where she went to the bank like that.

Hunter Biden should try this trick 😮

I still love that...."After all we.…….we DO pay our bills don't we!"

"If you starve you die..." 😅

My favorite film and actress of all time ❤️💜💙♥️💗💖💞💕

Jane my sister!!!

I like how they show one of Joan's old actual movies in this scene.

Interestingly, in the novel, the housekeeper was a rotund white woman with a different name.

Perhaps doctor Shelby! Will he take Blance and Baby Jane too? Mmm.😮😅🙉🙈👩‍🦳👵😂

Davis deserved the Academy Award for this movie.

This is the only reason why Jane, as much as she hated Blanche and living in that house, stayed on. It was never out of guilt about what she thought she did to Blanche. She did not have that type of conscience. She knew that Blanche was the "sugar sister" and could not admit that she could never have lived on her meager earnings as a child star.

Who is here from Shakespears Sister song Goodbye Cruel World. Siobhan And Marcella recreated this scene but changed the lines up like instead "But you are Blanche" its "But you are Marcella you are stuck behind this guitar". Go check out Goodbye Cruel World by Shakespears Sister and you'll hear them famous lines at the start. 😊

Betty Davis is an excellant psyco actress.👍👍👍

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Two overacting old dames but somehow it all works. Well done film.

I know it's sort of the point and this was written and made years ago, and I'm sure the book it's based on sucks, but having the two versions of her be so completely and utterly different people in every aspect, even if implying that she 'became' her movie star persona creation in real life, is a little hard to stomach, nonsensical and extremely far fetched. Going from ballsy, sharp and articulate to intellectually challenged and beyond ethereal to the point of being somehow vacuous... You can seem or feel like both of course in life, and vulnerability takes many forms and guises, especially if you've had such a developmentally traumatic childhood and are alone in life without parents and a supportive family, especially back then. I get what they were doing but yeah, it's bizarre. Good viewing though. Artistic license I guess. Both great actresses though. I really like both of them and their work. If you disagree with something I've said, there's no need for personal attacks and venom. It's just the internet. Peace. And rest in peace incredible, magnificent Monroe. What an amazing, gifted, hyper intelligent person she was. How she captivated the world was unprecedented and her achievements are underrated in my humble opinion. It irks me how people still don't get all of this and can't contextualise in the era etc and accept that physical beauty and sex appeal are not mutually exclusive with genius, talent and intelligence. Love her. And I reeeeally don't think she wanted to be First Lady, on any level, even via psychosis or fantasising. I may be wrong, I just don't get that impression from what I have read, picked up on and pieced together.

That scene is really something. The pure expression of a psychotic and a lunatic. In a second, she turns from gloomy into a fury. The ways she hits the piano and the expression after that, almost an horror movie !

Ashley Judd and Mira Sorvino, they owned every frame! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Marilyn R.I.P ❤️

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Love the way Bette swivels those hips.

“Miserable bitch!”

I love you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Is it wrong that for much of this movie I always feel more sympathetic to Jane’s side? Until the end of course when she does choose murder.

No Daddy No Pretty & Twisted

I loved this movie! Worst case of sibling rivalry I’ve ever seen😂😂

Still love this classic movie ❤❤❤

They are so powerful together!!!!!🔥

They actually could of been best friends, they had so much in common, Joan reached out a number of times but Bette wouldn' have it.

This is awful. There’s no evidence she had an affair with the president or with Robert Kennedy . This happy birthday song was practiced and rehearsed to the tee and every single person knew how it was going to sound and what it was going to be like when she got into the stage. She wasn’t crazy !

The ultimate accolade should have gone to Victor Bueno, so very underestimated.

Victor Bueno was a Great but never fully recognised.

I totally agree..She should have won it for this scene alone...

One of my all time favourite movies. Both the leads are inctedible. Under rated gem.

Was für eine böse Hexe; wie schrecklich! 😮 Diese Frauen waren ausgezeichnete Schauspielerinnen.

Her voice is so unique and she's so beautiful I loved this song since I seen on VH1

The hysterical laughing by one, the other one being driven to hysterical crying.

Jane performs her old act.

Bette Davis' best performance in my opinion.

Have I got my sunglasses on? :0)

When I first watched this scene, I really thought he was gonna throw up. Lol

Soberbia, magistral, sublime

Parakeet on a bed of lettuce. Fatal Attraction: Hold my boiled bunny!

Such an underrated version of this song. She should have professionally recorded it.

Has this been reproduced in color?

Miss Bette really want to receive that third Oscar, but in Bancroft was guaranteed the award. She played it on Broadway and did it on film. That’s one thing Miss Davis always said that’s not fair you get to do it for like a year on Broadway and then you end up filming the way you did it on Broadway but I disagree, but I will love to see if bettereceived at third Oscar and I don’t believe that Miss Crawford have anything to do with her not getting the Oscar because she wasn’t a favor in Hollywood anymore so who’s gonna listen to her someone wrote that she was jealous of Katherine Hepburn ,Katherine Hepburn was jealous of her. If you notice on UA-cam, you’ll see an interview with Bette with Mr. Dick Cavett. I did have it says on the DVD. He wanted both either Katharine Hepburn and Bette Davis to be on. Of course, Hepburn said no BETTE came on first, and the ratings were so high, especially after dick asked Bette and she answered. When did you lose your virginity? It was all over the news media I remember and then all of a sudden Miss Hepburn wanted to be on the show but she didn’t wanna be on the live show. She wanted to be filmed by themselves alone and they end up doing two parts so she could upstage Miss Davis. Over the years, Miss Davis always complemented miss Hepburn and when Kate did her interview, Cavett, ask her what do you think of Bette Davis as an actor her and she was she’s good that’s it years later, Miss Davis changed her tune, and only said if I only had those high cheekbones of Kate❤❤❤

Am I wrong or does Bette look like she did in Of Human Bondage when she is on the phone?

Joan, even with all her star power,stood no chance against Hurricane Bette.