FEUD: Bette and Joan | Inside Season 1: Susan Sarandon as Bette Davis | FX
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2017
- Complicated. Funny. Heartbreaking. Susan Sarandon explains the challenges of playing the legendary Bette Davis.
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FEUD: Bette and Joan, the first installment of the new FX anthology series from Ryan Murphy, tells the story of the legendary rivalry between Joan Crawford (Jessica Lange) and Bette Davis (Susan Sarandon) during their collaboration on the Academy Award®-nominated thriller What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, and well after the cameras stopped rolling. The series explores how the two women endured ageism, sexism, and misogyny while struggling to hang on to success and fame in the twilight of their careers.
In addition to Academy Award winners Lange and Sarandon, the cast includes Alfred Molina as the film’s director Robert Aldrich, Stanley Tucci as studio titan Jack Warner, Judy Davis as gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, Jackie Hoffman as Crawford’s housekeeper Mamacita, and Alison Wright as Aldrich’s assistant Pauline.
Notable guest stars include Dominic Burgess as Crawford and Davis’ co-star Victor Buono, Catherine Zeta-Jones as film star Olivia de Havilland, Sarah Paulson as Geraldine Page, Kathy Bates as Joan Blondell and Kiernan Shipka as B.D., Bette Davis’ daughter.
FEUD: Bette and Joan is created by Ryan Murphy and Jaffe Cohen & Michael Zam. Ryan Murphy serves as Executive Producer along with Executive Producers Dede Gardner of Brad Pitt’s Plan B Entertainment, Tim Minear and Alexis Martin Woodall. The series is produced by Fox 21 Television Studios.
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FEUD: Bette and Joan | Inside Season 1: Susan Sarandon as Bette Davis | FX
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Susan is so great because she doesn't "overdo" Bette's mannerisms and staccato speaking voice = "clipped" as it were. *Very* wise.
Kirk Barkley Bette wanted Susan to play her
True, when an actor is trying to hard to imitate (especially a southern or NY accent, don't get me started 🙄) there is a palpable effect on their performance. It's obvious that their mind is distracted from the performance by trying so hard to nail the accent.
Excellent choice to play Bette and so glad she took the role!
EagleRockers Bette herself wanted Susan to play her
She stated in an interview the hardest part was all the smoking, as She herself doesn't smoke, Bette Davis could smoke 100 a day. Sam Rockwell similarly only smoked every now and then, but after playing Bob Fosse, can hardly look at a cigarette. Absolute TITANS all 4 of them!
When Susan was in the baby Jane makeup in the B&W shots replicating frames from the original film - she was a dead ringer for Davis! So eerie
Love this show, I really love old Hollywood and glam and the dark side of it and what it does to people
she looks so like her. younger though, even if Sarandon is older playing her. it's obvious Sarandon takes better care of herself.
Have you seen Joan Crawford in Straight Jacket? She was 60 when she filmed it and she looks incredible!
Susan is so beautiful in this inside season 1, it is just incredible...
Susan looks amazing. She's probably had work done but none of it is noticeable. She's a youthful yet mature looking woman. Best of all she didn't plump up her always beautiful lips with so much collagen that you'd think they're about to burst like many stars (yes, I mean you Nicole Scherzinger)
Great show - well done!
Let us see this again...!!!
Bette Davis was 54 in 1962..looked 70.. Sarandon was 70 in 2017 looks 54..
Yes! Both Davis and Crawford looked older than their years, especially Davis. Drinking, smoking, excessive stress will age you prematurely. Plastic surgery was in its infancy during the 60s and there was no injectables (botox, Juvaderm.etc.)
Good point. Most people I know in their 60's look nothing like the 60 year olds I knew back in the 70's
@@tjwash5118 but do the current people in their 90s look like the 70 year olds in the 80s now?
@@tjwash5118 Previous generations started looking older much sooner than current ones (and I don't mean, plastic surgery but natural youthification or how would you call it)
@@pianoman551000 There's also such thing that previous generations grew older/matured sooner than current ones (not talking about plastic surgery but natural youthification if you will
Jessica L captures the cadence and flow of Joan's dialect far better than Sarandon does with Davis' voice. All she does is allude to the dialect coach, and getting Bette's intonation and speech down, but it just sounds like Susan Sarandon to me, for most of the series.
Yeah - but Sarandon is still more fun to watch
I think Susan Sarandon was born to play the role. I think she knocked it out of the park and deserved and academy award for her performance. I don't appreciate her presumption in continually stating that B.D Davis Hyman wrote a "nasty" book about her mother Bette. The producer of Feud was genius but he also had an agenda to make both eldest daughters of Joan and Bette as ugly as he could even if it included fictional lies. Like Christina Crawford having already written her book before Joan died. I'm not going to go into it all but there's just too much evidence to bury his lies and if Sarandon didn't discover the pain she eventually inflicted on her daughter then maybe she didn't come to know the role as deeply as she thought she did. B.D's book wasn't nasty. It actually had some nice stories in it. She had a good childhood, she felt loved, she knew that her mother worked very very hard to support her family but as Bette grew older she grew more bitter towards the world, especially towards men and she didn't like it that B.D was happy, married, with two sons. Their relationship crumbled, B.D wanted it back but there was no communicating with her mother so she thought "If I write this book and tell the truth about our relationship then she'll have to listen!" She can't hang it up like a telephone or tear it up like a letter..." It was drastic, maybe it was naïve but B.D. wrote the book in hopes of getting through to her mother and of course, that's not what happened. Everything just got worse. Sadly, mothers and daughters have fallings out. Just because B.D's mother was famous it doesn't make her an evil person for being human and trying to cope with their estrangement.
I thought you weren't going to go into it all.
@@SomeGuy-mg5jy There's a lot more "all" to these issues than what I wrote. There's a lot more "all" than what I know about it, there always is to other people's lives. But I appreciate that you read what I did go into :)
@@MBG.426 There is no proof that Joan knew about the book being written or that there were "advanced copies" of anything before she died. Only that Christina kept a private diary. The contents of which gave her the bravery to write "Mommie Dearest". Whether Christina began writing the book before Joan's death or after may also be unclear but either way, the scene portraying her as a loving grandma (Joan didn't let anyone call her that) and poor martyr for having a book written about the truth as to how she treated her two oldest children, doesn't make me feel badly for her.
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When is this coming out on DVD
Angel Simone what about Netflix
When IS this coming out on DVD?
Sonny Haskins I want to know when Netflix will have it
There was a hiccup if you want to call it during the distribution process it was supposed to go to Netflix but never did I had to buy the series for 15 bucks on Amazon lol
On Disney now
It's running on Hulu now
my ONLY complaint is that Baby Jane wore ANKLE strap shoes from the forties!
That's because her mindset was still in the 40s
Sarandon physically captured Bette Davis and her mannerisms. I loved watching her. BUT- She did NOT capture Davis's distinctive voice and speech pattern. That was a huge disappointment as she cold easily have done so, but was too worried about coming off as a Bette Davis imitator. She definitely could have done Davis's voice and speech pattern without becoming "camp." Instead she "overthought" things and really missed the boat in this aspect. It's a real pity that such a needless concern got in her way. A real disappointment!
All is good and the smoking in this picture is constant 😷
The sequel with Joe Biden and Donald Trump leaves much to be desired...
Susan doesn’t have the fire & strength of Bette Davis and Jessica does a fantastic dramatic role but it doesn’t remind me of Joan Crawford.
Spot on! She lacks New England flint Bette has. It's exterior