My family like Bette's have French Huguenot ancestry. Actually, she was very fluent in the French language, in earlier interviews. Here, she was a survivor of 4 strokes and still was sharp as a tack! She will always be a legend of one of the greatest actresses on stage and in film. We love you Bette ❤!
Does not matter the language or the accent . That voice and that presence are international. Together they translate into 'star' across all borders and cultures.
In addition to their lifelong friendship and glorious Hollywood careers, Bette and Olivia have something else in common. They both died in Paris. Bette died at the American Hospital in 1989. Olivia lived in Paris for 65 years (!) and died there in 2020.
My favourite actress of all, Bette played the role, never the fool...no actress has ever came close to her magnificent acting, apart from Elizabeth Taylor (Virginia Wolfe) Bette sadly missed,.
Sometimes i wonder if i was really i love with MISS BETTE DAVIS I THINK OF OF HER EVERY DAY FOR ONE REASON or another ... Quelque fois je pense a BETTE DAVIS TOUJOUR ET JE CROIS vraiment que je suis tombee en amour avec l'attrice ill est possible que j'ai voir ses films quand j' etait un enfant ou l'admiration que je sent pour elle...
The fact is, Davis and de Havilland got into a nasty fight at the after party, with Davis pushing de Havilland into a pool. Davis resented Olivia showing off her proficiency in French. Felt she upstaged her. Old resentments never die in Hollywood.
Non, no vraiment! Anyway, Bette was and still is the Queen of Hollywood that didn't put up with BS, even to the end! Who cares about her broken French. I'm also have huguenot heritage! Go Bette!
OMG... I love ❤️ Bette Davis....I’m young but have an old soul. I love all her BLACK and WHITE movies 💋❤️ She was one of the Greatest ⭐️!!!!
The best !
Never saw this. Thanks youtube. Still the Greatest in my eyes.
Bette was a fighter: she never really "mellowed" her amazing spirit carried her until her death
My family like Bette's have French Huguenot ancestry. Actually, she was very fluent in the French language, in earlier interviews. Here, she was a survivor of 4 strokes and still was sharp as a tack! She will always be a legend of one of the greatest actresses on stage and in film. We love you Bette ❤!
Does not matter the language or the accent . That voice and that presence are international. Together they translate into 'star' across all borders and cultures.
Two wonderful human being...what an honor to see them both !
Two Hollywood Titans. RIP dear Olivia de Havilland: class can't be invented for sure.
Tu dis la verite! We may see shadows and sparks today, but we will never see the original supernova again.
Olivia is still alive.
I’m sorry she died in 2020
@@backyardjourneyswithamanda1553 Okay.
2 Greats! Davis and De Haviland ❤
In addition to their lifelong friendship and glorious Hollywood careers, Bette and Olivia have something else in common. They both died in Paris. Bette died at the American Hospital in 1989. Olivia lived in Paris for 65 years (!) and died there in 2020.
So TINY! BUT, A GIANT,TOWERING LEGEND ON THAT SILVER SCREEN! I LOVE HER FOREVER! AND, to see MISS MELLIE (OLIVIA) from GONE WITH THE WIND, is heaven!
I agree!!
When U are standing by The Queen of the Screen...U just stand there. ;* She really IS the award!
Bette so little but a giant in the field of entertainment
My favourite actress of all, Bette played the role, never the fool...no actress has ever came close to her magnificent acting, apart from Elizabeth Taylor (Virginia Wolfe) Bette sadly missed,.
Glam and gracious to the end.
White people get older world than people of color. She looked like 110 years old. O.o
Years of drinking and smoking didn’t help.
@@EmanuelRecemConvertido = Racist
Duas Gigante.. que saudades..
The greatest actress ever. RIP
I have always admired the work of La de Havilland but she became rather patronising in her later years.Still , a great lady. Thank you.
Legend!!
Oh my God the two titans on the same stage. If she only hadn’t smoked. Being a long time smoker, caused much of her health problems later in life.
Exactly, though she still got to 80 or 81
Ça, c'est les vrais Césars ! Ça a bien changé depuis et pas en mieux.
Il y'avais des "monuments" que Bette Davis vivant du cinéma, des vraies Star et du bon cinéma
@@Dylan-bx7gh je suis d'accord avec vous monsieur , absolument !
Je m'en souviens très bien !! Quelle femme !
Gloria+Bette+Joan = Hollywood
And Greta!
It seems like Bette can understand it when they speak French. The poor translator can't get translations in before she starts to speak again, though.
To be fair she was the same when speaking on English TV shows - Bette loved to talk - and we all loved to listen!
Sometimes i wonder if i was really i love with MISS BETTE DAVIS I THINK OF OF HER EVERY DAY FOR ONE REASON or another ... Quelque fois je pense a BETTE DAVIS TOUJOUR ET JE CROIS vraiment que je suis tombee en amour avec l'attrice ill est possible que j'ai voir ses films quand j' etait un enfant ou l'admiration que je sent pour elle...
Died: October 6, 1989, American Hospital of Paris, Neuilly-sur-Seine, France.
❤❤❤
VIVA LA DAVIS!!!
THE 4TH WARNER BROTHER
She died in Paris that year❤️❤️
Actually Bettie and Olivia were good friends. Bettie and Joan Crawford ! That's a different story for another day!
This is the French Gong Show. It just needed Jerry Lewis to appear screaming - "Hey Laaaaaady"
Olivia de queen Havilland saves the show
Ужасно. Выглядит на 95. Оливия де Хэвиленд в 100 лет выглядела лучше
The fact is, Davis and de Havilland got into a nasty fight at the after party, with Davis pushing de Havilland into a pool. Davis resented Olivia showing off her proficiency in French. Felt she upstaged her.
Old resentments never die in Hollywood.
What?! Wow.
Absolute lie. Shame on you.
Michael Doyle oh grow up FFS!
Non, no vraiment! Anyway, Bette was and still is the Queen of Hollywood that didn't put up with BS, even to the end! Who cares about her broken French. I'm also have huguenot heritage! Go Bette!
Please, as if Bette and Olivia were near a pool that black-tie evening.
Olivia de queen Havilland saves the show
i hardly think so - over the top as always