Queen Bee | Full Movie Featuring Joan Crawford | CineStream
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- In a beautiful, Georgia mansion, the home’s matriarch, Eva (Joan Crawford, Grand Hotel), rules with an iron fist. Whether it‘s domineering her alcoholic husband, Avery (Barry Sullivan, The Tall Man), or preventing Carol (Betsy Palmer, Friday the 13th, 1980) from marrying Judson (John Ireland, All the King’s Men, 1949), Eva controls everyone around her. But when a cousin, Jennifer (Lucy Marlow, A Star Is Born, 1954), comes into town and develops a bond with Avery, Eva wants to take control of the situation again - leading to dark choices. Newly remastered.
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I met Joan Crawford when she opened a new Pepsi Cola bottling plant in 1964. She signed her autograph on a photo of herself. It was worth the long line wait. I skipped school that day just to see her in person. Lucky me! 😊
Do you still have the autographed photo?
Oh wow, that must have been something! I am a 50 year old black woman and thankfully my parents introduced me to the good old fashioned black and white movies at a young age.
How was Ms. Crawford, was she tall, friendly, etc.?? She has always been one of my favorites.
yup!
That's amazing. What was she like?
Please tell us more 😢😢😢 we want to know what was she like!!!
Nothing beats old movies. ❤
There's nothing better than old black and white movies.
Agree and exactly why My blood pressure is stable and I'm not in prison...
I've always loved them. 💖👍👍- two thumbs up.
I love them. Film Noir is so over dramatic. I love myself some Joan, Bettie Lana Turner, Barbara Stanwyck. Mildred Pierce is my favorite. The Postman always Rings Twice with Lana Turner is wonderful.
Couldn't agree more ❤️
These old films are a good way to pause the stresses and troubles in my life, if only for a moment.
No doubt
Big time correct!!
I believe you
I agree.
Most people comment on how beautiful the dresses were on the women. Often overlooked is how handsome the men looked in the 1950s and early 1960s in their dark form-fitting suits.
Impeccably fitted to their bodies.
@@marciloni12 Made to measure.
I love the furniture and tidy homes no clutter
Hate her or love her, Joan Crawford was an outstanding actress.
She was amazing❤
@@MariaFernanda-dr7pv But evil looking.
Agree
She's always been one of my favorites, and I recently saw one of her first films in a 1920's silent called Our Dancing Daughters. I couldn't even believe it was her. She looked so different and conveyed such a different persona from what I was used to from later years. I guess that's the hallmark of a great actress
She sure was. I love her in Autumn Leaves
Boy oh boy
Joan Crawford just eats up the entire film.
I adore her.
In the business, let's cool eating the scenery
Her dresses are simply extraordinary, and she wears them with incredible elegance.
My God, Joan Crawford was absolute perfection in this film. She owned it from her first scene.
Extraordinary isn't simple.
I can't help but to imagine her buttnaked ...
Yeah, I love and have so many vintage clothes yet here I am in some space shirt of my kids and some 2x flag shorts when I am a size 6. Yah....I love how the words are used and danced around so the viewer has to relate ins some form.
The beautiful days where people cared about their appearance and wore such gorgeous clothes.
Too bad we live in these days and times of... whatever.😕🤦♀️
Joan Crawford is never disappointing ❤
...except to her family.
@@FlowerToThePeople Well, you're easy.
Except to her daughter
@oriteal Only according to her daughter. Apparently you don’t care that Joan wasn’t alive to defend herself against those terrible accusations. Amazing how some people can’t wait to believe the worst about someone fast enough.
God the 50’s fashion was spectacular.
Do not misuse God's Name!!!!
Sensational!
True! My parents used to have friends over to play cards when I was a child in the '50s. My mom would spend the day preparing food, cleaning the house. Then in the evening before Dad came home from work, she showered, put on her makeup and perfume, teased her hair into a lovely style, put on her beautiful dress, heels, and jewelry and made coffee. Then, after Dad came home and showered, the company arrived. Mom had the food arranged tastefully on big plates on a sideboard. The two couples were also dressed to the nines. They all say at a card table and played bridge. Then, they took a break and Mom served the food and they ate. Then, they played some more, before Mom poured the coffee. Then the guests left. Mom looked like a movie star. Such class back then!
@@marthawoodworth God is not a Female. Unless, the Holy Spirit is Female. I never really understood what or Who It is. I know the divine is a Trinity; Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Exactly 💯
I absolutely LOVE the wardrobes in the movies from these eras.
yes. Humans were dignified.
@@gaylehudson7267 yes...now they dress like slobs! I wore a dress and heels today, and I swear a path opened up and people thought I was from a different era...
@@lisawentworth6831 Is that what people said to you, they all said the same thing ?
@@gaylehudson7267 Films were just made that way, there was bad and good people back then and still the same today.
Yes. These styles will always be timeless. I miss seeing women dress like this. My mother wore these styles. Miss her so much.❤.
Joan Crawford plays despicable to perfection.
That’s because she’s not acting
@@marykayd2781So sad to believe all the hogwash about this brilliant woman
@@freedomunltd her rotten daughter tainted her reputation, even still, very sad. joan was amazing!!!
@@freedomunltd She was an evil, wretched WITCH
@@amc5936 Joan was a strong woman in a man’s world at that time - she had it tough as did most women in the film business (or any business for that matter, when trying to make it to the top) but often, the children can feel overshadowed by their mother or father, with those with abusive tendencies and also the desire to be famous for all the wrong reasons, tear down the one person who gave them so much
How great it must have been to live in a time where looking lovely was an everyday habit.
The musical score is so 1950s "Peyton Place." And the acting is so "over-acted." Like a melodramatic soap opera. Love it!!! ❤❤❤
The musical score was by George Duning, who was Columbia's main composer at the time. Columbia didn't give as much attention to it's Music Department as Fox or Warners, but Duning got high praise for his work on high-profilre films like ''From Here to Eternity,'' ''Picnic,'' and ''ZBell, Bolk and Candle.'''
Oh boy can't wait its starting now gotta go
Soap opera style was influenced by classic movies, not the other way around.
Yes hun and I’m here for every single minute of it 💃🏾
Probably from when we had NO TALKIES..and actors had to express with their faces, hands the words.
Remember when we kept up appearances like this. Doesn’t seem that long ago. Man have we lost our way.
Don't air your dirty laundry
@@kw5751 what did that have to do with her?? She was commenting on an era, where men and ladies dressed nice! Why be so grumpy and throw it back as a personal insult? Went to the market in your bathrobe again...hmmm?
Crawford was incredibly good in this part
Its the decline of human civilization. The powers that be (the liberals) want us living like animals. They have destroyed our educations, our self respect, our humanity. Everything that elevated us above the existence of rats and cockroaches. We are now living in the dirt with the lowest of vermin and thats where they want to keep us. Want proof? Look at the droves of homeless living on the streets sitting in their own filth and feces on the west coast. Perfect. Liberals love it!
I think it also helped when we dressed, to a point, to go out in public. When we put on those clothes, we set a cordial countenance. Showing proper civil regard goes a long way toward a pleasant, peaceable society. While, "Come as you are," has its place, it has gone too far, to be sure. "Let it all hang out," was not our best trend. Unfortunately, a lot of it stuck.
Nobody could play a psychopathic/narcissist, like Joan Crawford, she was the best
Yes, So natural for her. As if she were playing herself.
Because she was!
Type cast
Wasn't she just playing herself in real life? How is that acting?
More Joan Crawford and Bette Davis movies please. ❤😊❤
Both of their daughters wrote unflattering books about them.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hcso
@@PinkLlamaGrl so
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hcJoan was utterly awful to her daughter. But Bette and her daughter simply grew apart because of her daughters choices in life. When Joan’s daughter wrote ‘Mommy Dearest’ Bette’s estranged daughter saw the $$$$$$$ to be made.
@@larkatmic Bette Davis was extremely upset about the book.
My aunt and uncle lived next door to her. Met her several times. She was glamorous.
"Funny, I didn't expect the sun to be shining." What a line.
I know a lot of people who think of her greatest films they don't mention this one but I swear I just love the drama lol! The movies from this time that were "scandalous" are the best!!!! So much fun to watch and Joan Crawford was the perfect actress for these type of movies because she really was a great actress.
Lucille LeSueur was Joan’s birth name. She came to Hollywood as a teenager. She sang, danced and acted. However, these parts she enveloped were her. She didn’t have to act just be herself. She was Hollywood. She left Texas a poor young teen. She conquered Hollywood, became a movie star and took the blows without flinching. I never saw or heard of her pitying her life. She was shrewd during her heyday. She didn’t break.
Not to mention her mom prostituted her to men as a teenager and basically slept her way to the top.
What do we know, her real personality? Either than what was told on her! And what she told on herself.
But all Americans were like that at the beginning of the last century. They came also from all over the world and hit the ground running.
Sometimes I wish I could go back in time and visit the different decades . The music, clothing, food , activities and the people!!!!
Never heard of this movie.. I loved it. Joan Crawford was perfect .
Joan Crawford was perfect in every movie that she starred in.
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No Doubt!
Yes. She was really great in this. Her character was beautiful on the outside but wicked and mean on the inside.
Only according to her daughter. Joan was never able to defend herself against those accusations. Joan’s friends did tho. Christine just wanted money.
Joan’s character embodies the concept of Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
Exactly!
So what! It's just a bullshit term the masses picked up on.
‘You’re like a Fancy disease. I had it once and now I am immune’
🤭
Favorite line; when he says "You're like some fancy kind of disease. I had it once, now I'm immune!" I in particular love this because she's wearing a dress completely made of spangled tulle, as far as I can tell, with a HUGE satin bow at the waist. So fancy!
His lines were funny to me.
That dress was very gain-of-function.
The one-liners in this movie are deadly and funny. Let’s go through a few of them…” I told you woman don’t get between me and my liquor you will get knocked down”
“ excuse me, but if it seems like I’m drunk, that’s because I am my regular condition”
“ I wasn’t away I was drunk in my room”
Whew Chile 🤣🤣🤣 Im dead 😂😂😂😂…
I did have a DVD copy of this then eventually got it on Amazon prime when it was available to buy I love and adore this movie
"If she were mine, I'd beat her."
"But she's NOT yours."
Girl!!!! LOL!!
"After all, I am your wife."
"That can be corrected."
😂😂
@@valencia108 🤣
🤣🤣🤣!!! That's for sure!!!
Crawford quintessentially always looks crazy, even when she plays the nice girl role.
It's those eyebrows and harsh drawn-on lipstick! :)
@@WakandaBabe She sure let them brows grow bushy later in life. LoL.
maybe because she was crazy!!
She wasn’t playing a nice lady here.
And to think no one believed her daughter when she first spoke of her mistreatment at the hands of this woman. Smh
The wardrobe is spectacular. If only we could dress like this today! Just stunning.
The film is brilliant. Joan Crawford is wonderful in this film.
You can. Go buy vintage clothing you also can buy vintage patterns and make your clothes
There was only one Jean Louis.
I think you are going to haveyour wish
I think you are going to haveyour wish
Who is going to stop you?
What fascinated me was how Miss Crawford played this role so differently from her persona in "Autumm Leaves" - another great movie of hers from this era....
I loved her character Millie in " Autumn Leaves" Joan Crawford was such a talented actress.
Joan was a fabulous actress. Her art on film demanded all around her bring their. A game. This is a great film. Many thanks 4 showcasing it.
Your enthusiasm fuels our movie magic! Thanks for being amazing! 🌟🎥
Wow, those Jean Louis costumes deserve an Oscar!
It was tragic how the last one ended up.
I can’t get enough of these old movies ❤❤❤❤
“Harriet Craig” and “Mildred Pierce” are two more Joan Crawford films I would recommend. The Mildred Pierce role had Crawford playing a sympathetic character for once, and she plays the role so very well.
Autum leaves is another part where she plays a very sympathetic character...it's quite heartbreaking actually.
And Johnny Guitar
And Trog.
@italialibera2102 - I saw Johnny Guitar. She was so hard-edged in the role, half the time, I found myself rooting for the bad guys.
@@sharksport01- I haven't seen Trog. I saw the picture of her with the needle, and wanted to run screaming.
15:05 love Jennifer picking up on the squeaky shoes in the opening scenes and that fact that he got some new shoes
Joan Crawford found a kindred spirit in the much younger Betsy Palmer . They were friends until Ms Crawford died .
Greetings from Florida 🐬 Thank You for Sharing 👌 I’m a Big Fan !
Hi from FL too
Betsy Palmer was Jason's mother in the Friday the 13th movies.
I think Ms Crawford also had a fondness for the young actress Diane Baker .
@@JJJBRICE Diane Baker played Joan Crawford's daughter in the movie, The Strait Jacket.
"The Damned Don't Cry" was always my favorite Crawford film but there are so many..
I thought I had seen all Joan Crawford's movies. How did I miss this one? I LOVED it!!! Thanks for posting this treasure!
I love the “ Gowns by..”, now isn’t it “Costumes”? Just sounded so elegant back then. 😊
Very Southern Gothic!! Perfect to watch on rainy day of thunder, not so much for a hot summer night! Much love to legendary Joan Crawford from Kansas City, the place she ran away from by train lols
I just watched this on a hot summer night and it was perfect.
Joan never, ever disappoints!!!! Thanks for the upload.
i read this book years ago. i always thought it would make a great movie. I had no idea that they had.
Po
This was made in 1955
Crawford herself bought the movie rights to the novel for $15,000.
Another Good Joan Crawford classic! With an all star line-up!
Our screens are blushing from all the love you're sending! Thanks for making our day with your kind words.
Perfect portrait of a malignant narcissist. She was terrifying in.her reactions and manipulation
She wasn't acting, as Joan herself said on an interview once, she had only to play herself throughout
@@bethewalt7385Oh the irony!! 😅
I was searching for this comment. Anyone with a narcissistic parent would recognize her in the first 30 seconds of her entrance. The behavior is so predictable.
My Mother is a dead ringer for Faye Dunaway, her middle name is Faye, so is Crawford's. She is an emotional, and physically abusive woman. Slapping me across the face, so hard that my nose would bleed. Creepy, manipulative, and controlling. I had to stop watching this when Crawford had the cane in her hand, clearing shelves in anger. It's like a horror film to me. I can't even look at her.
She was a malignant narcissist. A horrible human being
I love the way they all dressed and all the antique beautiful furniture and whatnot surround in the house.
I’ve always loved the Columbia intro!! So regal for the times! That always insinuated that I was about to watch a top notch film!!
1000% yes.
Since the 2010s, directors are allowed to do anything to the Columbia logo. What a shame. And I miss the 20th Century Fox one....
@@matthewprince9705 oh yes and that one too!! My two favorites!!
J.C. eyebrows although her signature really gave a harshness and aged look to her face.
Joan Crawford suffered from what today we call “ eyebrow blindness “.
Joan Crawford was just glorious in this movie.
A very good movie-I’m glad I found this channel-Joan Crawford was a good actress, was stylish and beautiful on and off screen.❤
That woman could act!!!!! Loved this . Plus she sure doesn’t mind slapping folks lol 😂
Hehe.... If only more peeps got slapped nowadays . . . Might help right world's point of view!
(Hey! Just an idea, don't slap me!)
She practiced on Christina every night.
@@polomarco6067Lol especially karens.
Your like some kind of fancy disease, well I'm immune to it now, that line had me laughing
"I don't like to insist"
The hell she doesn't!
I know, I might have to use that one if my ex comes back!! 😅
You're. :)
The cars! Works of art. Now we drive cheap plastic cars without roll cages
"Jen! You really most learn to join in conversations-otherwise you give such a mousy impression! But, you do look nice in that dress I bought you...." I love the way she so easily shifts between casual emotional abuse and sugary maternalism. Lmao!
I have heard about this movie for decades: am so glad I finally watched it!
I love love the way they spoke in the 1930s. Every word had so much feeling in it, on and off the big screen.
1950s. Nineteen-FIFTIES.
Their style of speech was called ‘Mid-Atlantic’ - a blend of Proper New England and British
When La Crawford proclaimed, “Any man’s my man if I want it that way”, I roared with laughter.She would never have been able to snare me.
Well I hope not. You do know "Joan" was a man, right?
@@susanjaeger9851no SHE was not
what, those eyebrows don't do it for you? lol
Most of the men I know are too smart for her kind!! ♥️♥️
@@susanjaeger9851No, her birth name was Lucille and she was a woman. Who is this, the current Q?
The dialog on these old movies is fire it's everything I love it this is why I watch these movies Hilarious!!! I'm sure they meant it to be serious however, it's hilarious🤗
I agree some of the things they said back then would not be except able in 2023! Real acting in these movies!
One of my very Favorite Movies! The "Mean Girl" Starring
Joan Crawford, who else?
that coat at her entrance. wow!!!!
I thought I had watched every movie Joan Crawford was in. But I've never watched this one. But it definitely reminds me of why she was one of the Greats! I was born in 1963 and by the time I was old enough to watch tv movies like that this were on television. I thought it was the best entertainment ever and a kind of still think that. Whatever Happened to Baby Jane was and is my favorite movie of that era.
I'm a Joan Crawford fan and have never heard of this movie and it was GOOD. I think all of Joan's movie should have been done, filming her 👀's only 😂 They "SPEAK" also 😊
Obviously, you never read Mommie Dearest. Christina talks briefly about the movie, saying this is how Joan Crawford really was.
Joan Crawford once said during an interview that playing the role of Eva was the easiest role she ever had as an actress, because she just played herself throughout the whole movie. What could be easier than playing yourself? True but very sad, Joan!
Ha! You have to give it to her for not being a hypocrite about her personality.
@@steveweinstein3222 Yes, I give her points for being honest!
Christina confirmed that as well. She said this was the movie that best described her mother.
Bravo Joan get over you anti Joan sentiments!
😂😂
Joan Crawford is my favorite actress. I have seen every movie and documentary, interviews of Ms Crawford.
Wow that black evening gown Joan wore. I'd wear that in a second!
I wish we can go back , life looked simple.women were women and men were men❤❤❤❤
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Excellent part for Joan Crawford! Sad but great movie worth the watch 🌸
You've officially earned the title of Chief Movie Enthusiast! Thanks for enjoying the film and sharing your excitement!
She is intense. She and Bette Davis. fabulous actors.
Joan Crawford really could ACT.......the person that she was was another issue, but she was a great Actress...
She was pure perfection in "Mildred Pierce."
Joan also had a clause in her contract.. She never got slapped in a film.. she did the slapping.. and in this film.. she slapped Lucy Marlow for real in this movie.
She was slapped in "Mildred Pierce" and "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?".
It was roles like this that Joan acted so well in, that made people believe Christina Crawford's book Mommy Dearest. Most people that knew the real Joan have all say her book was really based on Joan's movies not real life. Christina made a mint off of that book.
Agreed! Joan wasn’t the evil mommy . Her twins and grandchildren loved her very much!
@@leeanntrain8835 Her twins and grandchildren did not see that side of her
Boy, do you ever possess bountiful cognitive dissonance
I believe Christina. So much of how she describes about her abuse was exactly what my mother did to me, night raids and all. You can't make that stuff up, especially how it makes you feel.
@@carollund8251 In sorry you went through that with your mother, thats horrible,but if we go by Joan's closest friends, her live in secretary, and the twins statements on this book, they say, it is all made up. Also if you look at Christina's early years trying to get into acting, Joan helped her in everyway, getting her acting jobs, paying her rent and buying her cloths. Joan appeared on talk shows with Christina and bragged on her. Also when you compare Christina's stories, they almost, to a tee, match Joan's movie charactors where she played a tough independent woman, fighting for everything she wanted. I do believe there was some contentions there, but I dont believe there was physical abuse. Did Joan ever slap Christina? Probably. Was Christina jealous of Joan? Probably. Something went on between those two. We will never know exactly what. But there's more evidence of no physical abuse, than what Christian wrote about. And how many books are 100% true? They are written to make money. If all the money was to go to charity to help victims, I might believe Christina, but really she got rich off of the book. I would like to add too, that Christina only gave Christopher $10,000 for his rights to the book after she receive millions on it being a best seller, plus she sold it to the movie studio for $275,000.
Joan was so pretty when young. But the older she got, the scarier her eyebrows became.
That young girl isn't joan??
how beautiful the woman dressed then.
it’s a shame how style have changed.
A lady look like and dressed like a lady.
now in 2023 they’re no such thing as a lady.
what a pitiful world
we live in now.
you who ARE ladies
know what I’m saying.
Yes, Yes, Yes !!!
@@chickadee72354😊😊😊
What a fantasy.
A wonderful movie .Joann Crawford never fails.❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
What a strange, unbelievably messed up story and family
Christina said this was the one movie in which Joan really was most playing herself.
I really had the same thought. She is still absolutely rocking that wardrobe though. I wonder what it was like for her, playing herself? Did she even notice how easily it came to her, or was she oblivious?
Yes, and she said second place would be Harriet Craig. Both characters were mean women.
Christina's role was The Bad Seed.
According to the director who worked with Joan on ' Harriot Craig', that character was most like her true personality. He also said he put little snippets of her ways into the movie itself, like her being a perfectionist and very bossy! Vincent Sherman, I think is the director. Good movie too.
Yes, it was Sherman. He also mentioned the over discipline in the house. @@gobnaitaine5103
Joan Crawford,
Always the Star!
The undisputed ICON!
@@CineStreamOfficialChannel YES!!!!!!
@@CineStreamOfficialChannel You know something?
I watched the movie "Glida" with Rita Haywood and Glenn Ford this afternoon, then went back to watching the movie with Joan Crawford.
Both of these Beautiful and talented women took the "bitch role" to a whole different level. They ate it up!
What proves how crazy Eva really was is how she expected others to just forgive and forget. How could she possibly think that Avery loved her after she did his sister in? And how foolish to expect Jen to toast to her second honey moon. And most of all how foolish to get in the car with Judd after what she did. This was a really good movie. I've never heard of it
rachel's role model!
This movie doesn't have much credibility in my opinion Nobody's going to hang herself just because her boyfriend had an affair years ago that being said, the sister did herself in, Eva didn't. And I've never thought Joan Crawford was beautiful, those giant eyebrows! She must have worked some overtime on the casting couch.
@@reginawhitlock4227 Her face resembles an eagle's but I do enjoy her movies.
@@reginawhitlock4227 WHAT in the world is wrong with you?
Why do you say that? Because my opinion differs from yours? So, in your little world, anyone who sees things differently has something "wrong " with them? You have a big fat head.
Today we would call this a classic case of Narcissism.
Excellent upload! Thank you for the electrifying and entertaining picture! Miss Joan Crawford never disappoints.
Loved the ending !! Great story
I love, love, love these golden oldies ❤❤❤❤❤🥰👍💯🫶🏼🙏🏼💞🌼🌷🌺🇨🇦
When Joan Crawford slapped Jane, she gave you the low expression of being slapped 😂 so dramatic, i loved it 😅
"You'll drive me." "After I've had a drink." Superior, way to go!
The fashions by Jean Louis are always wonderful
I cried at the end.....because that dress burned up.
I wanted to jump into that fire and rescue that jewels!!
Lol, that's the best reply.
Thanks for saying it.
Too bad Judd had to go.
Thanks, love the old Joan Crawford movies!😍
Joan here's paving the way for her namesake's Alexis Carrington Colby 😊
52:41 -- One of the greatest face-slaps ever put on celluloid.
Just saw it. Definitely the best.
Up there with Mildred Pearce, also on a staircase.
@@tommoncrieff1154
I actually like this one better because in MP the mother and daughter were in the midst of an angry fight and the slap, though shocking, wasn't all that unexpected given the situation, while in QB the young woman was a very decent sort lost in a blissful moment of altruistic happiness, and didn't see it coming -- which makes it all the more outrageous and unacceptable and, frankly, funny.
Better than Will Smith!
Thanks for posting. I love these golden age of Hollywood movies.
The drunk guys lines are funny
I love this. It's so damn juicy. Everyone in this movie is dirty, even the supposed sweet cousin, who goes after Eva's man! 🤣
Joan was a true movie star. Thank you for the upload. And Fay Wray is Sue! 💗💗
High-fives through the screen for your fantastic support! ✋📽
Oh, I just watched "The Most Dangerous Game" on Sunday night. Fay Wray was so pretty in that film.
Fay Wray appeared in 3 episodes of Perry Mason.
Joan Crawfords daughter Christina, in her famous novel “Mommie Dearest”, mentioned that this movie was the closest to actual Joan Crawfords personality. She said she acted crazy and this was how she was in real life. Been wanting to watch it for years! Can you imagine the Mommie Dearest movie with this kind of Joan Crawford?
I would run away from her. She's scary.. shes extremely manipulative
Great movie, and I LOVED the ending! I wanted Eva to get hers, but I would’ve hated to see Avery go. Perfect solution! 👍🏻
Yes it was a good twist!!! Can you imagine seeing it in the theater back then? The audiences were probably agast!! 😂
The women would have been clutching their pearls! 😄
I wanted Eva to drive over a cliff with The children in the car. That would have been a better ending.
@@springfauna1465 But Judd!
Me too!
Amazing, love the old movies.
Betsy Palmer was so young here. Im ao used to seeing her on the game shows of the 50s and 60s. With her hair and makeup done glamorously, she really was a pretty lady and always had a good disposition.
Betsy Palmer's claim to fame was playing Jason's mother in the horror film, Friday the 13th.
What an amazing movie!🎬👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"If she were mine I'd beat her!"
"Well she's not yours!"
Quite...oh boy they were violent and proud😏😁
I like old movies because they remind us that there is "nothing new under the sun" and that isn't a new quote either...
THANK YOU RUclips FOR THIS MOVIE ❤
I love the beautiful dresses, suits, furs of this era. Nowadays getting dressed up means wearing a new pair of Spandex Sally work out pants!😝
J. Crawford, one of my favorite actresses from the golden age of Hollywood. ⭐️
Mediocre
Like her or not, she is probably the most quintessential movie star of the 20th century, from silents through horror films.
I like Joan C and Bette Davis.