All About Eve (3/5) Movie CLIP - Bill Loves Margo (1950) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Bill (Gary Merrill) reassures Margo (Bette Davis) that he loves her despite her paranoia and tantrums.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the story The Wisdom of Eve by Mary Orr, All About Eve is an elegantly bitchy backstage story revolving around aspiring actress Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter). Tattered and forlorn, Eve shows up in the dressing room of Broadway mega-star Margo Channing (Bette Davis), weaving a melancholy life story to Margo and her friends. Taking pity on the girl, Margo takes Eve as her personal assistant. Before long, it becomes apparent that nave Eve is a Machiavellian conniver who cold-bloodedly uses Margo, her director Bill Sampson (Gary Merill), Lloyd's wife Karen (Celeste Holm), and waspish critic Addison De Witt (George Sanders) to rise to the top of the theatrical heap. Also appearing in All About Eve is Marilyn Monroe, introduced by Addison De Witt as "a graduate of the Copacabana school of dramatic art." This is but one of the hundreds of unforgettable lines penned by writer/director Joseph L. Mankiewicz, the most famous of which is Margo Channing's lip-sneering admonition, "Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night." All About Eve received 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
CREDITS:
TM & © Fox (1950)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Bette Davis, Gary Merrill
Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck
Screenwriters: Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Erich Kstner, Mary Orr
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She's amazing, glorious, beautiful.
No one can or ever will replace Bette.
Her suit is lovely too.
Paranoic! Her eyes when she says that 🌟
Remember, she was right all along!👍
The voice crack always makes me laugh
She’s half right: It *was* all carefully planned and rehearsed. Just not by Bill or Margot’s other true friends. It was all Eve.
Yeah, and the sad part is Bill couldn't even see it until later.
Eve was a gemini 🤭
That’s the case with problematic women who have some intelligence. More than half right about other people, completely blind to herself.
"I'm nothing but a body with a voice - no mind
What a body! And what a voice!"
haha
Pretty much every man's response since the beginning of time! 😂
I love that quote, “Ugh that word again! i don’t even know what it means!” Gets me every freaking time.
-You have every reason for happiness
-Except happiness
what does that mean?
That's the story of all of our lives. I think today we'd just call insecurity by anxiety/depression 🤣
She’s pure electricity and talent ❤
Fun "All About Eve" Trivia Fact: the big fourposter bed on stage, that is part of the set of "Aged in Wood", the play that Margo is appearing in, was, in real life, used by George Sanders (who played Addison DeWitt) and his then-wife Zsa Zsa Gabor for "nooners" whenever the other members of the cast and crew weren't around. Not surprisingly, this was usually over lunch. Celeste Holm, who played Karen Richards, said years later that, whenever everybody got back from lunch, the bedclothes would be all over the place. Bette would sigh, "Oh, George and Zsa Zsa have been at it again."
Haha
I THINK I READ THAT BETTE DAVIS AND GARY MERRILL USE TO USE THE BED ON A REGULAR BASIS DURING FILMING ALSO,,, AMEN🙏🙏🙏!!!
@@patricodesouza7453 Quite probable. Davis and Merrill were both very passionate people, which was probably one reason that they were such great film personalities.
This should have been Bette's third oscar win
I agree wholeheartedly and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane should have been her fourth oscar!
She was the Meryl Streep of this Era. The most talented actress at that time!
Correction, Meryl Streep is the Bette Davis of our era 😁😂
@@msgigirogers1559 true
I like what Camille Paglia says about Liz Taylor and Meryl Streep, that Streep can't be exported to movie houses in India the way Liz can, that earnest bony WASP face is the only thing that comes through once the subtitles are pasted on. And it is the same with Bette! Watch Bette with the sound off and she still is a force of nature!
Gary Merrill and Bette Davis had chemistry, didn't they?
They were married. :-)
@@kristin6778 Yes, they met on the set of this movie and it was love at first sight.
@@kristin6778 After the movie
@@mariakelly5 They say they each fell in love with each others characters. Bette said Gary fell in love with Margo Channing.
Bette Davis ❤
Woman had charisma stamped on her forehead.
"I love you."
"Ha!"
😂
I love bette Davis
It's so crazy to be convinced you're delusional when you're EXACTLY right -- this film could be called the art of gaslighting.
"PARANOIC?" haha
Paranoiac. It’s a great word, lol.
The voice crack is hilarious
I loved them!
Bill is so cute...
Bill is psychotic. Pinning her down like that and calling her a paranoic harpie for speaking her mind about how she feels
@@RachelDeRosier010894 Hardly. And the consensus was that Margo could be difficult. You see her toning it down in the end when they decide to marry.
They cut just before the best line in the entire movie: “I’ll admit I may have seen better days but I still can’t be had for the price of a cocktail, like a salted peanut!”
Who does Bette think she is ?? ME ?.... LOL !!
I do the same thing as her character when I'm angered, right down to the hand gestures - 00:58...
Like Margo, I too am Not
"Little Nell from the Country"... (Love that)
Margo should have seen Eve (Anne Baxter) as Birdie (Thelma Ritter) did, she read her right from the start as she slithered like a snake into Margo's world.
Course, then it would have been over as soon as it started..
Brilliant Movie !!
Brilliant Cast , Writer, Director !! *****
Great scene!
My fave are the scenes with Eve but I do love the car scene with Karen and Margo as well.
It's so frustrating to realize that most actresses over 40 were considered old at the time and basically had to focus on TV shows and meaningless movies. Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn were exceptions, but most of their contemporaries were not so lucky.
paraNOIC??!!
Excelentes atores
Beautiful brilliant Bette
For 10 points, What's the the line following this clip? No cheating.
StLennyBruce "It's obvious you're not a woman"
I know every line of this gem! Masterpiece 🙌
@@mariehonnete5740 Ugh... I was going to say that 😔😂
Bette Davis
great movie
Best 🤣
The looks she gave him reminded me of Gollum.
Why they don't post what led up to this point
Arumai
At 1:20 when Margo is thrown on the bed, it appears that they are both having sexual intercourse, with the way in which Margo writhes and moves under Bill. Interesting, as many times as I have seen this movie, I never noticed that.
Bullshit they arent
@Zoltan Come on now, don't be ridiculous, what a tasteless thing to say, my goodness!🙄
I read that Mankiewicz drove up to the Santa Ynez valley and wrote the script for All About Eve in one weekend. Talk about talent!!
#musesareheard
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Bette Davis eyes 👀