Bette Davis--"With Malice Toward One," Frances Bavier, Maudie Prickett, 1957 TV
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- Bette Davis stars as struggling writer in "With Malice Toward One," a half-hour TV drama from 1957, co-starring John Baragrey, Frances Bavier and Maudie Prickett.
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WHAT a woman and a brilliant actress!!!! THEY don't make them like you late Bettie Davis !!🌟⭐💖 Thank you for reminding us how clean and professional it used to be!!
"Very unconvincing wouldn't you say." Great Bette Davis exit line. The whole last scene is a total treat for any of her fans.
Wow....this was REALLY good. It started a little slow, but the end was memorable. She taught that arrogant snob a lesson. Bette Davis was worth more than her weight in gold to Hollywood. She delivered here, as she always has. R.i.p. Ms Davis.
This is a real treat, from the star and Francis Bavier, to the ending to this story, her tearing up the letter. Go Bette!
i read somewhere she never married but was kind to many cats which she kept. she died alone. sad . dont know how true
@@jessiejames7492 She was very difficult even on the Griffith show and then cut herself off. Had mental problems.
@@poetcomic1 wonder what caused it
@@jessiejames7492 Bette Davis was actually married four times and had three children, one of whom, BD Hyman, wrote a derogatory book about Bette, "My Mother's Keeper". Bette never forgave her. She was very fond of her personal assistant Kathryn Sernak who was with her to the end and became a kind of substitute daughter.
I totally agree. Tearing up the letter was one final surprise twist, and totally believable. TV was once a rich source of quality entertainment, unlike today. As always, Miss Davis was superb.
no matter the venue, Ms. Davis certainly shines.
Bette was the best! I love her walk.
She was a great actress, unlike the ones today!
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As with anything Ms. Davis is in, one can't help but to be mesmerized every moment she's on screen.
Davis was wonderful. 1950s America was really buttoned-up tight, with a lot of hidden, simmering emotions just below the surface, and this drama conveys that perfectly.
I wasn't around then, but you bring up a good point of observation...it sure seems that way.
And its interesting how some of the entertainment of the era examined and reflected it, and audiences recognized and responded to it. They knew it about themselves and the times they were living in.
My goodness! This story is one of a kind! Bette Davis' acting truly epic!
I love the way the men stood up as soon as Bette stood up. Class!
Wonder why that custom had to disappear in USA
@@cindirose3390 Why should men have to show that kind of respect to women when 90% of American women are self-absorbed, bitter, cynical, manhating c**ts? That custom ended when women started treating men like monsters.
In answer to cindirose3390 question, I think womens liberation movement killed it !
"I don't worry to be a writer, I AM a writer" says Bette Davis's character. This line is all about her. She is not afraid to be an actress, she IS an actress. Smart, courageous, audacious, wonderful, self derision and so much more..
Man!!!! No one like Bette! She was the Queen. I was a little girl in the golden days of TV. People today have no idea what they are missing.
Everybody is a critic, a premiere star!! of Hollywood golden age !! We love you Bette still after almost 100 years ❤️❤️❤️
Dang, I’m nearly 105!
The greatest. Can't look away or go to the kitchen when she's on the screen.
She listens so we'll.
E a maior estrela de todos tempos viva Bette Davis
At the end the few notes of music was from her famous movie, “Now, Voyager”
👏👏👏She who laughs last, laughs longest. Convincing technique and classy ending. He will never forget the lesson she taught him. 🤣
I love that his name is Brandisher, which is exactly what Bette Davis is doing with that gun.
In my humble opinion Bette is the best actress ever!
Agreed!
Anyone notice at 23:00 and again at 23:21 the six notes in the back ground music are the same as the theme from Now Voyager!
A perfect tribute to this great star.
Bette Davis,was one of America's greatest actresses 2 grace film. She was remarkable . We till this day miss this level of art. Those were the days.
Lol! I can imagine Bette actually pulling a stunt like that. She was the greatest!!!
Yes... On Joan Crawford! 😂😂😂
Bette Davis: Beware of Her Bark AND Her Bite ! 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪 Acting Perfection !
Bette is missed. One real talented person.
Absolutely brilliant.
In spite of very little makeup, Bette Davis has seldom looked lovelier or more vibrant than in this episode, she reminds me a great deal of Barbara Bates in this show. 😄😄😃😃😀😀
I agree! Miss Davis was not unattractive, but as she always said she was an actress, and she gave over herself to her roles and didn't mind looking awful if it advanced her role.
15:01 "He took the work I loved and threw it in my face like a piece of trash. And so I shot him. It was just as simple as that." (One of the best lines of the play.)
I was glued to the screen. Betty Davis soo amazing. from ANN
Entertaining! Thanks for posting. Good story. In several scenes, Bette Davis captures well the lonely melancholy an aspiring writer can feel.
Miss Davis was 51 here. Still beautiful as all get out !!
That Betty Davis walk at the end! What splendid actress.
What a good story, and very believable! Bette was great, as always, and friggin Aunt Bea 🐝 is always so good! An homage to the Now Voyager theme 🎶 at the end 👍👍
Absolutely terrific. Makes all the CGI rubbish which passes as cinema these days pale into comparison. Great actress.
She is so trim .... Always the best acting...!!!😊
One of my favourite films of all time is Now, Voyager. It starred B D and she is fabulous. She was very pretty when she started out as a young actress. She had, after all...Bette Davis eyes!
Bette Davis is amazing as always loved the twist at the end
Wow! What a great script!
She really taught him a lesson in humility.
Making him see her story could be non fiction and scaring the crap out if him at the same time!
Wonder if he wet his pants?
The best part is when she tears the letter up.
oooh how I loved that!
I don't think I've ever seen a better actress or actor than Bette Davis. I liked the ending of this, too.
Another great performance from Bette Davis.
My fav actress Bette x
Very unusual story. This was some class TV.
OK, so I've watched four or five of these old TV shows starring Crawford & Davis. This is the
best I've seen, so far.
Check out Tallulah Bankhead in "Eyes of a Stranger," also on TH-cam.
Wow What a twister! Good story...
That voice❤️❤️
Brilliant! Thank you
They could have named this "A Writer's Revenge." Well done.🌹
B D IS THE VERY GREATEST. EVER ♥️
Hi Allen. Thank you so much for this. It was great. There is NO ONE LIKE BETT DAVIS. SHE IS MY FAVOURATE ACTRESS .SUCH A STRONG A WOMAN. TAKE CARE. 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
This was great wonderful. Ms. Davis is a Legend and will always be.
I am sure she got her point across ! Thanks for posting.
Brilliant. Simply brilliant.
Looks like Aunt Bea worked away from Mayberry before going to live with Andy and Opie there.
And Rosie from Hazel before working for the Baxters!
That's Aunt Bee to you!
On voices alone this is pure gold.
Betty Davis! Unalloyed . Brilliant. Thanks for posting
This would have been a GREAT Alfred Hitchcock half hour show.
She is amazing
Fantastic!!
I saw this somewhere on TH-cam tooooo long ago because I forgot the ending! Thank you for posting! I saw a hint of Jane Hudson with one of her smiles and I could swear there was a "tinge" of Now Voyager in one spot in the music!
Yes to those hints and tinges. Bette would play Baby Jane Hudson just five years later.
U r correct! Music from Now Voyager!
NV my fave movie of hers. luv it
Always wise to lock your doors...
I’m only 45 but I’m madly in love with her.
she was only 49 here
She would LOVE that….I am sure. One of the most wonderful actresses of all time. I miss her. I quote her every once in a while myself. Was always proud to share her last name.
Perfection! Can’t believe I have never seen this before.
Bette Davis is the best and greatest actress that ever lived
I found this info about the actor who plays the editor: John Baragrey was an American film, television, and stage actor who appeared in virtually every dramatic television series of the 1950s and early 1960s.
Baragrey gained early acting experience in stock theater, beginning in 1946 when he joined a stock company headed by José Ferrer. His other stock work included the Bucks County Playhouse, Philadelphia's Playhouse in the Park, and Westport Country Playhouse.
On stage, in films, and especially on television, he teamed up with many of the leading ladies of the era, including Rita Hayworth, Jane Wyman, Jane Powell, Anne Bancroft, Judith Anderson, Tallulah Bankhead, Dolores del Río, and Bette Davis. Yet today he is virtually forgotten, partly because so much of his work was in early television, and many of the tapes of these shows have been lost or were never even recorded.
Thank you for the info! I was just thinking to myself that I don’t remember him at all.
Cant get enough of Bette l love her laugh
This scene was so convincing. I was cracking up when she told him that the gun was just a toy.
22:25 Of course, if the gun is fake, it won't have cartridges at all. And he could have easily disarmed her, as close as she was.(19:30)
Holy crap this was AMAZING
I see this short film once a day at least. It is a phenomenal piece of work as only Bette Davis can bring forth. Awesome acting and marvelous to watch. ❤❤❤
Simply put. She was in a class of her own.
This was an anazing discovery. Thanks for the upload :)
Brilliant story!
This is a good script and a good big star performance. BD’s performance is also more layered than you might think. You might think she’s a little OTT in the second half. I think she’s tipping her hand on how this story ends.
Wow.....first time seeing this one....Bette is absolutely incredible here. Thank you for putting these up.
What a treat for us!
Great story!
Thank you so much!!!!
Omyheart!❤ I didn't want that to end! I wanted to see his reaction to his torn up letter!❤❤❤
It's Aunt Bea!!
Here her home ec and auntily fussbudgetry over Bette was a perfect audition for the Andy Griffith Show.
Wow great plot! Love
Bette Davis
I love it !
Don't forget Maudie Prickett😍
OMG it's Aunt Bee with Miss Davis.
Thanks for sharing this clip.
Gold!!! Oh for the days of great writers and even greater actors and actresses! Bette Davis RIP.
IT IS ALL...ALL---about the unsung heroes...THE WRITERS! who consistently wrote about US and our problem...THE HUMAN CONDITION.
Bette Davis didn't play. She knows how to get revenge and make you look like a fool. She was such a courageous Aries movie star diva on and off the stage. I have the same middle name as she did. I love her and Joan Crawford.
Oh boy, she got him good!
Only 49 when she filmed this
Most enjoyable👏
*nobody* messes with Bette, you little pipsqueek!!
Nice!❤ thanks!
Wish it was longer
Thank you, Alan!
Great plot ending!!!!
Aunt B was a wonderful surprise
That was good, thanks for sharing
Bette Davis never lost her posh transatlantic accent.
Another great post, Alan!
Him: “You’re a woman. You’re upset”.... no kidding, Sherlock...”Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” -William Congreve
Sign it. Put it on the edge of the desk.
Now... the jokes on you little boy
Bam, Gotcha 😅🤣😂
The soundtrack includes a several-note borrowing from “Now, Voyager”!
✨ Bette was absolutely glorious in that movie! She sparkled.✨
WOW!
Wondeeful!
Your editor's name is George! Be quick about it before I get sick about the whole thing.... She confronts him, it's exciting but a natural revolution....
Oh, Aunt Bea..