Ms. de Havilland considered Ms. Davis a close friend, so the compilation of videos of Ms. Olivia expressing her feelings of her here is good to watch. I thank you for sharing.
My mother was named after Bette Davis although that wasn't her real name my grandmother my mom's mom named but I didn't know that until a few years ago that her real name was Ruth Elizabeth Davis but my mom despised her and didn't like her not her movies my late mom was born in 1938 I like to watch her in some of her movies but she was such a b**ch and just plain evil and treacherous but she was a great actress and I don't understand her feud with Joan Crawford or was that done sort of a publicity stunt or was it really real!
She would disagree with you. Ha. She knew some of her movies weren't good. That's why she went on a one-woman strike. But I totally agree that there will never be another like her and she DEFINITELY deserved more than 2 Oscars. =D
You guys are gonna get so mad but I don’t really like Bette Davis. I find her weird but I want to like her. I’ve seen her in the Baby Jane movie but I’m wondering if there’s other movies I should watch in order to appreciate her??
@@DonnaChamberson Maybe you could try her earlier works, All About Eve, Dark Victory, Watch on the Rhine, Little Foxes, The Letter, Now Voyager, The Petrified Forest, Marked Woman, The Great Lie, if you want to see her do comedy try The Bride Came C.O.D.. She did a lot of great movies and even when they’re not great she’s still great in them. She gave her all no matter how silly the plots were and even if she hated doing them.
*Lol no. She was a great actress on her own, but she was eclipsed, always, in all aspects, by the great Katharine Hepburn--as an actress and as a person.*
It amazes me how beautiful she has remained, not only her looks but she's refined and has a grace about her that together....retains her true beauty inside and out.
Oh yes I agree.Listening to the sort of upbringing they both had via her sister Joan Fontaine it is not surprising they had a wonderful family upbringing and cultivated from a very early age beautifully educated and accomplished.They both had self respect ingrained into them and it shows.
Olivia and Bette became so very close. She was quite honestly the best friend that Bette had coming through her years in Hollywood. They remained close until Bette’s death in 1989.
Chiara Offreduccio Honestly, I sensed it early on. She was too meek and shy..ppl like that harbor anger as well as hurt. Plus she was bound to inherit some of her dads charateristics. But i agree..it was a stunning onscreen transformation
Bette’s so generous with compliments, she’s always saying how pretty and good looking other actresses were even the ones she wasn’t friends with. Anyway I’m grateful Olivia’s her friend. She stuck with her and always had the nicest things to say about her. Thank you Ms. Olivia for loving Bette ❤️ They’re so cute together I don’t often see Bette being like this with others 💖 and it’s true, Bette played real human beings, she wasn’t known for getting glamorized and having trademark glamor looks. She played evil, old, hideous, innocent, naive, angelic roles.
Olivia told me she believed her performance in "Snake Pit" was her best. I believe her performance in "Hush...hush Sweet Charlotte" was her best in that she portrayed a villainous woman who plotted against an innocent mentally disturbed woman. Very unique and not the 'nice' part like Melanie in "Gone with the Wind". A most wonderful and talented lady.
'Snake Pit' is a pretty f.u.ed movie that ripped the web of lies off the way mental illness (especially among women) was mistreated, abused, required little more than a man to say, "She's CRAZY" for a woman to lose all automony.
Unfortunately it was because of movies like Snake Pit, that we as a society decided "insane asylums" were cruel and unusal so now we have all these random crazy people running loose and wild and killing innocent people
I never knew that Olivia and Leslie Howard did another picture together. I’ll always think of them as Melanie and Ashley. Davis was brilliant in so many pictures.
Amazing what Olivia De Havilland said about Greta Garbo, she was absolutely right! Greta Garbo was the definition of glamorous but Bette Davis was playing real human beings. I’ve always noted the same thing about those actresses, they had different styles of acting and all of them were unique in their own way.
Why they cast Catherine Zeta Jones to play this woman in Feud I will never know. Minus the fact there is zero resemblance between the two, her portrayal was closer to a mousy, air-headed whispery version of Marilyn Monroe than the classy and forthright Olivia de Havilland.
I agree. Olivia actually sued FX and Ryan Murphy for defamation over the way they portrayed her in Feud. They didn't consult her or ask her permission to use her name and likeness. She originally won her lawsuit, but unfortunately she lost after FX and Murphy appealed the case. It's amazing that she filed suit at 101 years old to protect her reputation. She will be 103 this July.
Couldn’t agree more! She’d have been much better portrayed by someone like Naomi Watts or Tea Leoni. Catherine pissed me off in that role. Thank god she wasn’t in it much.
@@katycheeseburger umm Naomi or Tea look anything like Olivia di, nor would they have brought anymore to the table than Catherine did lol, (I think all three are talented but still)
Olivia comes across as a true lady ! Not a nasty Diva but a true lady ! I love the photo of the whole cast after they fired Joan holding coke bottles & smiling !
It must have felt like getting an annoying thorn removed when classless Crawford left . I say classless because her behavior was such . Walking off the set and faking an illness , leaving the cast an crew hanging
lol and you think bette's behaviour was classy? acting like a school yard bully and doing anything she could to get joan to quit? give me a break, bette was way worse then joan, taking a picture with a coke to piss joan off, imaturity at it's finest
Dame Olivia has just sued the creators of Feud for her portrayal, which, as she claims, "couldn't be further from thruth". Ms. de Havilland claims she would never use a word 'bitch' in a conversation, and she was deeply upset when Catherine Zeta-Jones portraying her, used such word.
Ever since the end of censorship in the 1960s, modern film producers seem compelled to make things "realistic" by including vulgar language and sex acts. Back in the golden years of Hollywood, that was not permitted. I grew up watching the old movies and prefer their subtlety. If I wanted things to be "realistic," I'd drive down to Walmart and watch people at the checkout counter.
LoveFlatfootin1 Perfectly stated. I must’ve been born in the wrong era for I love Old Hollywood. It seemed like a classier time. It was also a time when actors had to rely on true talent instead of special effects or tawdry sex scenes. The actors/actresses always looked so glamorous unlike the trash of today. I miss the likes of Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Marlon Brando, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn, Cary Grant; the list can go on and on. My point is there will never be a time like the Golden Age of Hollywood. It actually saddens me when I see Kim Kardashian being touted as Hollywood royalty when she is only famous for a sex tape and a lackluster reality show. True talent is gone & trashy reality tv has taken its place. The Golden Era would be turning in their graves if they saw what constitutes as talent in today’s society.
No problem! My grandmother taught me well. She is the one who introduced me to the likes of Marilyn Monroe and that got me interested in the other players in Old Hollywood. My gram hated modern Hollywood and scoffed at the "stars" of today. She also was a one of a kind classy lady who taught me the importance of taking care of my appearance. I only wish she were still here for me for she taught me a lot.
LoveFlatfootin1 : I agree. Now they love to shock. I started to watch "Orange is the new black" and I wanted to vomit. I stopped watching it, even though there's an actress I adore. Because there were not only crude scenes of lesbian sex, but even people urinating, or going to the bathroom... It was horribly disgusting! I don't understand how people can watch such things!
They say there was an uproar when Davis wasn't nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for "Of Human Bondage" and Davis was a write in for Best Actress by many. And of course her 1936 win for her 1935 film "Dangerous' was considered Bette Davis' consolation Oscar for not being nominated and winning, as she should have been for "Of Human Bondage" the previous year.
No, she wasn't nominated. A lot of Academy members wrote her name in and ultimately she came in third because of that but she was not a nominee for that movie.
Yes i would have loved to have seen that ! Everyone knows about the fued between bette and joan, but from what ive read, it was bette who was the bigger bitch, i think joan respected bette as an actress, it was joan who sent the script of baby jane to bette toinvolve her in the project..butthings seemed to get worse between them after that film was made
Bette said later that they used a stand in so you only saw the slap from the back of her head. Bette said, "Olivia and I are great friends. But she has wanted to slap me for years, and I'm not going to give her the chance now!"
@@7777lizabeth face it...it wasn't pepsi in her glass...but i still love those joan crawford films..met her once on "the caretakers" set in 1963...i knew the dorector hall bartlett...
Willie Mitchell I don’t think so. Olivia seemed to fly down that ramp and literally flung herself on Bette. It is evident, to me at least, that Bette was caught unawares. I’m sure after the show they had a cocktail or two over a good old chin-wag!
I like Bette's hair at 2:48. Around that time her hair was often styled flat to the head, which is unflattering. Here it has volume and shine. Whomever styled it did a great job. Perhaps Bette's hair was growing thin due to menopause.
Olivia's mega 'do resembles Shana's ( Angelique Pettyjohn ) in Star Trek TOS ' Gamesters of Triskelion ' '68 I think. Enjoying the Feud clips that led me here; great ensemble work.
Heard Bette put down Flynn's acting in Elizabeth and Essex, but looking at the picture years later changed her mind. While she thought she was pure genius, at the time, her performance has aged and Flynn's remains fresh and contemporary, even by todays standards.
Anyone catch that, "Needles to say, she'll have our vote." @. 2:44-57. There would be no , "I wasn't' nominated so don't vote for her...", Baby Jane repeats from this crew. The knowing eyebrow to Olivia tells the tale.
Would’ve loved for her to have this level of enthusiastic warmth and philia toward Joan Fontaine. Both of them would’ve been much better for it. A pity
I think Olivia de Havilland's acting in Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte is her best. Even more than Gone with the Wind. Too bad it isn't one of Davis's better movies.
A head of Feud, I saw, whatever happened to baby Jane, and subsequently hush-hush sweet Charlotte, following feud. Personally, I enjoyed Charlotte so much better and I am very glad Joan Crawford did not get to keep the role. These two gave such a perfect performance. I can’t imagine it any other way. And frankly the plot I found so much more intriguing than Jane. But that’s a matter of preference of course.
jslasher1 She is amazing ,however I can assure you that Class is a complete state if illusion. Especially in Hollywood where they are all acting! And my favorites are all black women!
Damn. Even between these two friends, you can feel the competition static from the past. Put two alpha-women together like Crawford and Davis... no wonder there's a miniseries.
Well Olivia was competitive, we know the story of her & her sister Joan. So i can imagine she had an idea of Bette that was competition that Bette seems to not be privy to.
DeHavilland was a GREAT actress, no question about it, but I find her very awkward in these kind of interviews. Seems she is more comfortable playing someone else other than herself.
Interesting what would happen if Joen Crowford did not fake her sickness and she would be in "Hush... hush, sweet Charlotte". By the way i don't know how people think but think Betty Devis and Joen Crawford could have been friends if not rumors and people who wanted them fight and have feud because if not people and by "people" i mean director and one of Warner brothers who loved if believe serial "feud" they wanted them have feud because thought people will like that. Joen Crowford and Betty Davis had a lot in common
So many men were mad for Olivia de Havilland. John Huston begged her to marry him. She brought him to tears. - Very intelligent woman: I wonder what magnificent man got her to marry him. - Such charm!
Bette Davis was a beautiful woman who aged badly due in great part to her smoking like a fucking chimney. Nothing like that wrinkly, leather like smokers skin!
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Their friendship was so cute and u could tell it was genuine too :-)
YES!
Today she's 104. Happy birthday, Miss de Havilland.
she just died :(
Now she belongs to the ages.
And still beautiful until the day she died.
Ms. de Havilland considered Ms. Davis a close friend, so the compilation of videos of Ms. Olivia expressing her feelings of her here is good to watch. I thank you for sharing.
My mother was named after Bette Davis although that wasn't her real name my grandmother my mom's mom named but I didn't know that until a few years ago that her real name was Ruth Elizabeth Davis but my mom despised her and didn't like her not her movies my late mom was born in 1938 I like to watch her in some of her movies but she was such a b**ch and just plain evil and treacherous but she was a great actress and I don't understand her feud with Joan Crawford or was that done sort of a publicity stunt or was it really real!
Bette Davis deserved winning all of the oscars in the movies she made
There will NEVER! be another like her.🏆
She got two. The woman with the most have twice as much.
She would disagree with you. Ha. She knew some of her movies weren't good. That's why she went on a one-woman strike. But I totally agree that there will never be another like her and she DEFINITELY deserved more than 2 Oscars. =D
You guys are gonna get so mad but I don’t really like Bette Davis. I find her weird but I want to like her. I’ve seen her in the Baby Jane movie but I’m wondering if there’s other movies I should watch in order to appreciate her??
@@DonnaChamberson Maybe you could try her earlier works, All About Eve, Dark Victory, Watch on the Rhine, Little Foxes, The Letter, Now Voyager, The Petrified Forest, Marked Woman, The Great Lie, if you want to see her do comedy try The Bride Came C.O.D.. She did a lot of great movies and even when they’re not great she’s still great in them. She gave her all no matter how silly the plots were and even if she hated doing them.
*Lol no. She was a great actress on her own, but she was eclipsed, always, in all aspects, by the great Katharine Hepburn--as an actress and as a person.*
It amazes me how beautiful she has remained, not only her looks but she's refined and has a grace about her that together....retains her true beauty inside and out.
Oh yes I agree.Listening to the sort of upbringing they both had via her sister Joan Fontaine it is not surprising they had a wonderful family upbringing and cultivated from a very early age beautifully educated and accomplished.They both had self respect ingrained into them and it shows.
Olivia Dehaviland has aged more beautifully than any actress ever. Shes 102 and completely gorgeous 💜
Kirk Douglas' wife, Anne, looks pretty good at 100 years old too.
Get your eyes checked
She is all dried up like a mummy!
@@johnnymfan5065 she is all dried up like a mummy too!!
As has Cicely Tyson
Olivia and Bette became so very close. She was quite honestly the best friend that Bette had coming through her years in Hollywood. They remained close until Bette’s death in 1989.
Olivia de Havilland has aged beautifully over the years. She is still stunning at 102.
2legit64 102 ! amazing
She still with us? 😲 would be nice to hear her secret of long live.
The beautiful Olivia lives in her luxury town house in Paris. She does have problems walking.
April 2020..lockdown..stay safe 🙏
I have to agree with Olivia about Bettie Davis and her acting.She was fabulous! And Olivia a beautiful gem at that.Thank you for the story.
It's refreshing to see them support one another and get along without all the backstabbing drama....Both great actresses!
I so love their friendship 💕
I love that you make these videos, especially about the REAL divas... Hollywood’s golden age ladies!
For sure. There are some great Hollywood actresses today but they lack the charisma that the studio system could create so perfectly.
I love Olivia de Havilland! She was just as gorgeous at 60 as at 23 in Gone With the Wind. She had such a great calming presence :)
Her role in the Heiress is my favorite.
I love that movie ! I think she took the Oscar for that part . She deserves it !
One of the greatest movies ever.
Yes, indeed. She deserved the Oscar® for her riveting performance.
Chiara Offreduccio Honestly, I sensed it early on. She was too meek and shy..ppl like that harbor anger as well as hurt. Plus she was bound to inherit some of her dads charateristics. But i agree..it was a stunning onscreen transformation
YES
Bette’s so generous with compliments, she’s always saying how pretty and good looking other actresses were even the ones she wasn’t friends with. Anyway I’m grateful Olivia’s her friend. She stuck with her and always had the nicest things to say about her. Thank you Ms. Olivia for loving Bette ❤️ They’re so cute together I don’t often see Bette being like this with others 💖 and it’s true, Bette played real human beings, she wasn’t known for getting glamorized and having trademark glamor looks. She played evil, old, hideous, innocent, naive, angelic roles.
Wow,what a very nice thing to say about Bette Davis. I believe it.
Olivia told me she believed her performance in "Snake Pit" was her best. I believe her performance in "Hush...hush Sweet Charlotte" was her best in that she portrayed a villainous woman who plotted against an innocent mentally disturbed woman. Very unique and not the 'nice' part like Melanie in "Gone with the Wind". A most wonderful and talented lady.
'Snake Pit' is a pretty f.u.ed movie that ripped the web of lies off the way mental illness (especially among women) was mistreated, abused, required little more than a man to say,
"She's CRAZY" for a woman to lose all automony.
Unfortunately it was because of movies like Snake Pit, that we as a society decided "insane asylums" were cruel and unusal so now we have all these random crazy people running loose and wild and killing innocent people
@@tonyhoward7004''' no that was due to mentally addled Ronnie Reaganomics who thought it would be cheaper,, read a history book!
I liked Bette Davis movies.🐱
and olivia is still alive!
Olivia, on July 26, 2020 has gone on to the ages.
Olivia's performance in The Heiress was perfection
I agree she starts out as a slightly naive young woman and by the end of the movie she is bitter and twisted.
Ditto
@@JohnLee-pt5jz in the end she sees that the 2 men in her life, her dad & her boyfriend could care less about her. They were both very cruel to her.
Love that movie!!!
I never knew that Olivia and Leslie Howard did another picture together. I’ll always think of them as Melanie and Ashley. Davis was brilliant in so many pictures.
I love watching Davis movies. I always thought that casting Olivia de Havilland in Hush Hush, Sweet Charlotte was brilliant.
Leslie Howard and Olivia were together also in a film with Bette Davis a comedy named Its love Im after in 1937.
”Melanie and ashely”?
@@Mixedpixieshe was referring to two characters from Gone With The Wind (Ashley played by Leslie Howard and Melanie played by Olivia De Haviland)
Happy 104th Birthday Miss De Havilland! I wish you many many more!
Olivia, Bette and Dinah Shore ... all beautiful Ladies.
Amazing what Olivia De Havilland said about Greta Garbo, she was absolutely right! Greta Garbo was the definition of glamorous but Bette Davis was playing real human beings. I’ve always noted the same thing about those actresses, they had different styles of acting and all of them were unique in their own way.
Olivia is now 104! Unreal....amazing life. Davis? The greatest actress to ever live in deed. Both gave us gifts to last forever.
yes, bette was one of the first actors to play actual people, not stilted characters
Just Love always have & always will, Olivia Dehaviland.
Thanks for these precious memories as we watch Olivia during her younger years, reflecting on her past with other cast members.
How nice to see such a genuine friendship! Rare in Hollywood
My 2 favorite Ladies !!!! Love them Together!!!!!!!!
"In This Our Life" is my favourite, Bette Davis movie and it's even better with, Olivia DeHavilland!❤️
I really like In This Our Life too though interestingly I think Bette herself hated her performance in it.
The last little sement with Olivia de Havilland was the most inspiring in her comments about Bette...
She was born during ww1 and still alive.
A living without evilness rewarded her with a long life.
Beautiful clip. Many thanks for sharing this.
I love seeing them together ❤
Why they cast Catherine Zeta Jones to play this woman in Feud I will never know. Minus the fact there is zero resemblance between the two, her portrayal was closer to a mousy, air-headed whispery version of Marilyn Monroe than the classy and forthright Olivia de Havilland.
I agree. Olivia actually sued FX and Ryan Murphy for defamation over the way they portrayed her in Feud. They didn't consult her or ask her permission to use her name and likeness. She originally won her lawsuit, but unfortunately she lost after FX and Murphy appealed the case. It's amazing that she filed suit at 101 years old to protect her reputation. She will be 103 this July.
The Feud shouldn't been made...
Couldn’t agree more! She’d have been much better portrayed by someone like Naomi Watts or Tea Leoni. Catherine pissed me off in that role. Thank god she wasn’t in it much.
@@katycheeseburger umm Naomi or Tea look anything like Olivia di, nor would they have brought anymore to the table than Catherine did lol, (I think all three are talented but still)
Leelo Haskin
Don’t you think Tea could’ve been made up to look like a young Olivia at least? I can see it but maybe not everyone would agree.
I really do not want to be alive in 2018 any longer - I want to go back
That's how I feel about 2020... I'd rather 2018 any day than this year.
I hope things are better for you. It's been rough admittedly
Olivia comes across as a true lady ! Not a nasty Diva but a true lady ! I love the photo of the whole cast after they fired Joan holding coke bottles & smiling !
It must have felt like getting an annoying thorn removed when classless Crawford left . I say classless because her behavior was such . Walking off the set and faking an illness , leaving the cast an crew hanging
lol and you think bette's behaviour was classy? acting like a school yard bully and doing anything she could to get joan to quit? give me a break, bette was way worse then joan, taking a picture with a coke to piss joan off, imaturity at it's finest
Except when it came to here sister.
She was not kind to her sister
Linda Easley .
Thank your this compilation.
Agnes Moorehead should have won! And for Magnificent Ambersons in '42!
Happy 104th Birthday Miss de Havilland!
Dame Olivia has just sued the creators of Feud for her portrayal, which, as she claims, "couldn't be further from thruth". Ms. de Havilland claims she would never use a word 'bitch' in a conversation, and she was deeply upset when Catherine Zeta-Jones portraying her, used such word.
Ever since the end of censorship in the 1960s, modern film producers seem compelled to make things "realistic" by including vulgar language and sex acts. Back in the golden years of Hollywood, that was not permitted. I grew up watching the old movies and prefer their subtlety. If I wanted things to be "realistic," I'd drive down to Walmart and watch people at the checkout counter.
LoveFlatfootin1 Perfectly stated. I must’ve been born in the wrong era for I love Old Hollywood. It seemed like a classier time. It was also a time when actors had to rely on true talent instead of special effects or tawdry sex scenes. The actors/actresses always looked so glamorous unlike the trash of today. I miss the likes of Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Clark Gable, Marlon Brando, Rita Hayworth, Marilyn, Cary Grant; the list can go on and on. My point is there will never be a time like the Golden Age of Hollywood. It actually saddens me when I see Kim Kardashian being touted as Hollywood royalty when she is only famous for a sex tape and a lackluster reality show. True talent is gone & trashy reality tv has taken its place. The Golden Era would be turning in their graves if they saw what constitutes as talent in today’s society.
It gives me hope for the future to know there are some younger people who appreciate these things. Thanks!
No problem! My grandmother taught me well. She is the one who introduced me to the likes of Marilyn Monroe and that got me interested in the other players in Old Hollywood. My gram hated modern Hollywood and scoffed at the "stars" of today. She also was a one of a kind classy lady who taught me the importance of taking care of my appearance. I only wish she were still here for me for she taught me a lot.
LoveFlatfootin1 : I agree. Now they love to shock. I started to watch "Orange is the new black" and I wanted to vomit. I stopped watching it, even though there's an actress I adore. Because there were not only crude scenes of lesbian sex, but even people urinating, or going to the bathroom... It was horribly disgusting! I don't understand how people can watch such things!
🤔 Bette was not nominated for an Oscar for "Of Human Bondage",1934. But should've been.
Tony Negron she didn’t say she was nominate for an *Oscar* specifically.
She was. It was her first oscar nomination in fact. She lost to Claudette Colbert for "It happened one night".
They say there was an uproar when Davis wasn't nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for "Of Human Bondage" and Davis was a write in for Best Actress by many. And of course her 1936 win for her 1935 film "Dangerous' was considered Bette Davis' consolation Oscar for not being nominated and winning, as she should have been for "Of Human Bondage" the previous year.
No, she wasn't nominated. A lot of Academy members wrote her name in and ultimately she came in third because of that but she was not a nominee for that movie.
Bette was spectacular in that film! Ferociously good & an unforgettable performance .
Love Them Both Old Hollywood 😍
Very nice, Ms, de Havilland A job well done! 1916-2020.
Olivia would've seen a galaxy of stars and also rans in her many decades of acting.
Bette was the greatest old school actress so was Joan Crawford.
Love these two together especially In "hush hush sweet Charlotte", classic movie.
Stars are not born like this anymore.
THANKS FOR SHARING!!!
Such a cute moment 1:32 when Olivia pulls Bette's hair..
Olivia is amazing - this was fun to see them in all of these clips together
Olivia's best performance was in The Snake Pit..should have bolted in for Oscar.
I think she lost to Jane Wyman for that.
What a lovely woman.
POOR JOAN CRAWFORD QUIT HUSH, HUSH...AND DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO SMACK DAVIS IN THE CAR SCENE...IN FACT OLIVIA SEEMED TO ENJOY HERSELF.....
Yes i would have loved to have seen that ! Everyone knows about the fued between bette and joan, but from what ive read, it was bette who was the bigger bitch, i think joan respected bette as an actress, it was joan who sent the script of baby jane to bette toinvolve her in the project..butthings seemed to get worse between them after that film was made
Bette said later that they used a stand in so you only saw the slap from the back of her head. Bette said, "Olivia and I are great friends. But she has wanted to slap me for years, and I'm not going to give her the chance now!"
Joan instinctively knew Better Davis was her equal and she could not intimidate Bette. Others have commented Crawford was rude and temperamental!
@@7777lizabeth face it...it wasn't pepsi in her glass...but i still love those joan crawford films..met her once on "the caretakers" set in 1963...i knew the dorector hall bartlett...
Better Davis just stood there like a statue when olivia hugged her
Mjgirl55 hi, that part was a little uncomfortable to watch I thought
Yez. I noticed that
Bette seem to have a social problem in a way especially with other women....She seem to get insecure around women who appear more beautiful then her.
Its all about pride...thats the problem 😔
Willie Mitchell I don’t think so. Olivia seemed to fly down that ramp and literally flung herself on Bette. It is evident, to me at least, that Bette was caught unawares. I’m sure after the show they had a cocktail or two over a good old chin-wag!
Two great actresses.
Olivia de Havilland looks like that alien woman in Mars Attacks when she was on This Is Your Life.
clevelandphil
Complete with gum.
I like Bette's hair at 2:48. Around that time her hair was often styled flat to the head, which is unflattering. Here it has volume and shine. Whomever styled it did a great job. Perhaps Bette's hair was growing thin due to menopause.
I agree the style suits her but I wonder though if it’s a wig?
Olivia's mega 'do resembles Shana's ( Angelique Pettyjohn ) in Star Trek TOS ' Gamesters of Triskelion '
'68 I think.
Enjoying the Feud clips that led me here; great ensemble work.
Almost Olivia's 104th birthday!
RIP Miss Olivia de Havilland
Lovely, personable sounding woman, and still going at 102, amazing.
Heard Bette put down Flynn's acting in Elizabeth and Essex, but looking at the picture years later changed her mind. While she thought she was pure genius, at the time, her performance has aged and Flynn's remains fresh and contemporary, even by todays standards.
I think she was jealous cause he romanced every woman , except her. She wanted him
Anyone catch that, "Needles to say, she'll have our vote." @. 2:44-57. There would be no , "I wasn't' nominated so don't vote for her...", Baby Jane repeats from this crew. The knowing eyebrow to Olivia tells the tale.
Would’ve loved for her to have this level of enthusiastic warmth and philia toward Joan Fontaine. Both of them would’ve been much better for it. A pity
@ 3:52 is exactly how melanie ran to ashley in gwtw may god bless & keep OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND
I didn't know Olivia and Leslie were in another film together!
Great Great Fantastic...
3:53 wow Olivia looks like Dooneese from SNL lol 😆
On Bette's episode of THIS IS YOUR LIFE, Olivia's forehead is bigger than the Louisiana Purchase.
I love Olivia but her forehead is HUGE there!!! And her hair was even bigger!!! But other than that, she was her same beautiful self!
@@jennyq4979 I can see the following message on her forehead..."This space for rent".
LOLOLOLOLOLOL! 😂😂😂😂🤣. BIG enough to park a Cadillac!!!! LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!! You guys too funny!!!!!
Des sous-titres en français seraient les bienvenus ; merci !
Awesome
I think Olivia de Havilland's acting in Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte is her best. Even more than Gone with the Wind. Too bad it isn't one of Davis's better movies.
A head of Feud, I saw, whatever happened to baby Jane, and subsequently hush-hush sweet Charlotte, following feud. Personally, I enjoyed Charlotte so much better and I am very glad Joan Crawford did not get to keep the role. These two gave such a perfect performance. I can’t imagine it any other way. And frankly the plot I found so much more intriguing than Jane. But that’s a matter of preference of course.
She lived in Paris for many years.
The worsht title for a film ever...
Meryl Streep is possibly the only Hollywood actress with any class today.
jslasher1 She is amazing ,however I can assure you that Class is a complete state if illusion. Especially in Hollywood where they are all acting! And my favorites are all black women!
Jessica Lange
Susan Sarandon.
@Vashti McRoberts You are the one who is a 'joke'.
Vashti McRoberts Just because she makes political statements that doesn’t mean she can’t act.
Damn. Even between these two friends, you can feel the competition static from the past. Put two alpha-women together like Crawford and Davis... no wonder there's a miniseries.
Olivia has that super high hairline!
Oh wow!!! That's true! Could land a helicopter on that!
That's Anne Baxter in the second clip.
Well Olivia was competitive, we know the story of her & her sister Joan. So i can imagine she had an idea of Bette that was competition that Bette seems to not be privy to.
Wonder why fx didnt do a feud show of her and her sister. Fueds dont get any better than between sisters
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DeHavilland was a GREAT actress, no question about it, but I find her very awkward in these kind of interviews. Seems she is more comfortable playing someone else other than herself.
6:47 - Davis was never nominated for an Oscar for Of Human Bondage. She came close but didn't get enough votes. Look it up.
Cuando Betti Davis le dijo a Olivia que sentia algo por Errol Flynn 1:02🤭
Bette isn’t a hugger I guess! Hmmmm, I’m not either but would make an exception for Olivia! ❤
Betty Davis did not get along with any woman except Olivia I love how she picks at the fabric of her shirt that is so unlike Betty Davis
HHSS... The worsht title ever for a movie...ish...
"NAT MAUCH"🤣😂
and the winner is.. miss Joan Crawford..🧏
Supposedly they really weren't that close.
Interesting what would happen if Joen Crowford did not fake her sickness and she would be in "Hush... hush, sweet Charlotte". By the way i don't know how people think but think Betty Devis and Joen Crawford could have been friends if not rumors and people who wanted them fight and have feud because if not people and by "people" i mean director and one of Warner brothers who loved if believe serial "feud" they wanted them have feud because thought people will like that. Joen Crowford and Betty Davis had a lot in common
Agreed- they were sisters under the skin.
DinahAH ShoreAH
Any yet Betty would not move offer to offer her a seat 4:00 LOL PETTY
So many men were mad for Olivia de Havilland. John Huston begged her to marry him. She brought him to tears. - Very intelligent woman: I wonder what magnificent man got her to marry him. - Such charm!
I love Olivia, but she always sounds as if she is giving a performance.
Bette Davis was a beautiful woman who aged badly due in great part to her smoking like a fucking chimney. Nothing like that wrinkly, leather like smokers skin!
That was the era she is from, heavy smokers and drinkers, Hooray for Hollywood
Egotist Overdose
the horrible 70s style...