BETTE DAVIS on ELIZABETH TAYLOR on BETTE DAVIS - 'What a Dump' - Diva on Diva on Diva
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- A simple Bette Davis quote from the 1949 film 'Beyond the Forest' - 'What a dump' - became a recurring line in the opening of the 1962 Edward Albee play 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf', which in turn was made legendary by Elizabeth Taylor's Academy Award winning performance in the 1966 movie version of the play. Two decades later, Bette comments on Elizabeth's impersonation of her, and Elizabeth reacts to Bette's reaction.
Taylor's performance in that film was beyond amazing.
There will never be another one like Bette Davis! Whatever one thought of her, she was certainly never dull.
All about Eve. Bette is really the best to show all the hidden fears and rebellious desires of a woman , in this one she was on fire in front of her younger rival. What an actress.
@@freespirit5662 i still consider what happened to baby Jane her best performance alongside with the letter
Can't say the same about her make up skills
Man I wish Bette Davis would come back to life
cranky pisces You've probably got moon in Scorpio. Like this cranky Pisces.
Me too!
I wish she could come back too, What a wonderful dump we would have😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊😊.
I wish that too. She was a stand up broad! Miss you !
So do I
When trying to pick a favorite actress, I never can. Both Bette Davis and Elizabeth Taylor are my favorite, but very different actresses. They're equally great!
Bette's red dress at the end, damn! Gorgeous!
I'm convinced that people just say anything online to get likes... How many of you have ever truly watched Elizabeth Taylor in films? She was a terrific actress. You don't just wake up one day, after decades of being horrible, give a phenomenal performance in "Virginia Woolf" and then go back to sucking. She was also hilariously funny and very intelligent. Some of you need to do your research before jumping on the bandwagon of hate.
Agreed. She was fearless. Let's not forget she also played Wilma's mother in the Flinstone's movie and was in the assemble cast of These Old Broads TV movie. I could never see Davis taking those risks. Elizabeth wasn't afraid to laugh at herself.
So true! So many uneducated just spout off! Makes me ill.
Davis dared and accepted projects she shouldn't. My God, someone as great as Bette Davis ended up her career with garbage like The Stepmother! Not only for the lack of good offers, but also for money. It was sad. The great Crawford made Trog!!
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Crawford was married to the head honcho of Pepsi Co. She broke the man with her crazy spending. She had to take what was offered. Davis had no one taking care of her. Davis was the caretaker.
Hi, Avalanche! The Pepsi executive wasn't really rich in my estimation. Very well off, but not really wealthy as he liked to be seen. Crawford could want a lavish lifestyle as the one she was used to, but he could always refuse. I think Crawford accepted beneath her projects not only for the money but, as Bette Davis, because she liked working a lot. It was a big part of who they were. Did Bette Davis' disabled daughter outlived her? Do you know when she died? I doubt BD had the means to support her sister.
Elizabeth Taylor's legendary turn as the frumpy, vicious and foul-mouthed Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" is, by any reasonable standard, a tour de force in acting. If her Academy Award for the forgettable "Butterfield 8" was seen by many at the time as a sympathy vote following the death of her then-husband Mike Todd in a plane crash, her Oscar for "Virginia Woolf" was very well-deserved. Many critics consider it her finest onscreen performance.
To Donald Koelper RE: Your comments about Elizabeth Taylor's acting role as "Martha" in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" My life was changed by her acting in that role. At a young age when the film came out, I saw the movie and was overwhelmed by her performance, not as the glamorous sexy movie star she used to portray, but by her incredible portrayal as mean, vicious Martha. Six years later, I found myself sitting in her Hollywood Hills home, playing piano and entertaining at her party , after I'd written music
for one of her films. She was the opposite of Martha. She was rather quiet, observant, reserved but engaged with everyone in her home. I discovered her eyes were not violet, but rather a gray-blue color which adapted to any color she wore. Her home was filled with books, as she was an avid reader.
I was so taken with her and the events of the evening that I forgot to tell her that her portrayal of Martha was one of the finest film performances ever recorded in motion picture history. Decades after that night, I still watch the Mike Nichols film and descend into tears when she delivers her soliloquy describing her imaginary son.
After she died, I was able to correspond with Haskell Wexler, the cinematographer for the film as well as Alex North who wrote the music. Elizabeth didn't want to do the film, thinking that she "wasn't a good enough actress to play the part of Martha". But with months of Mike Nichols' persistent coaxing as a close friend of the Burtons, he finally made the film happen.
It was actually Nichols that worked on the Burtons long before and during the production, that cemented Richard and Elizabeth into the two roles that were perfect for them, and that would become the legendary acting performances that made Albee's play into a motion picture masterpiece.
The oscar for butterfield wasn't pity for Mike Todd's death, that was 3 years earlier and and she had been nominated twice before in those years, but never got it cause of her bad reputation following the Fisher Reynolds scandal. She won for Butterfield 8 because just a month earlier she was close to death. So yes, it was a pity Oscar, but not for the reason you named.
@@frenztrue3216 My favorite quote about it had to come from Shirley Maclaine, who was nominated for THE APARTMENT the same year: "As soon as they cut her throat, I canceled my plane tickets."
@@frenztrue3216 yes she had a bad phenumonia but performance at Butterfield 8 was great also.
She should have won for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.
Absolutely love Bette and Elizabeth. I love that laugh from Elizabeth at 2:06. She really seems like she’s ready to be done with Barbara.
Barbara Walters was insulting to a lot of stars she interviewed . She referred to Taylor with her weight problem as " dumpy " What a bitch
@@lindaeasley4336 Her interview w/Maria Callas tends to set my teeth on edge.
@@lindaeasley4336 Thank you, my thoughts exactly!!
Walters made Ricky Martin feel very vulnerable and uncomfortable about his reluctance to speak about his sexuality in an interview. Totally unnecessary
Walters is really more infamous than famous. She made a fool out of herself trying to put celebrities on their guard. Rather hateful like Dorothy Killgallen.
Davis with her moxie and incredible talent was golden.
"... and miss Taylor did brilliantly" she may not have been such versatile kind of actress but you've got to admitt she was a fabulous woman and a great star...
Actresses can not always choose their roles, they have casting people for that, you can accept or deny, or, if you're very lucky, (and very good) sometimes a role is actually written for you, as in Ms. Taylor's case. Often, it is the producers and even the writers who choose the people for their work. You rarely get to pick and choose all on your own!
I think Elizabeth Taylor is unbelievably underrated as an actress.
I guess you have never seen Giant, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, A Place in The Sun or Suddenly Last Summer, cause if you had you wouldn't say she wasn't versatile
Elizabeth Taylor was my favorite actress, a great actress, and she still is the most Beautiful woman in the World. Even when she's not here any more.
One of the very best!!
Amazing to think that Elizabeth Taylor was 55 when she did that interview with Walters. She looks stunning!
As opposed to what. A corpse?
@@susanb2015 what do you mean?
Too bad the cigarettes cut her life short like they did with Davis 😐
theexmann 55 is not old, for Chrissakes.
Spiral Notebook so? Barbara along with any other woman particularly in journalism has a right and sometimes a duty to maintain a good image. She shouldn't be faulted for that.
OMG, but Elizabeth Taylor is impossibly beautiful... Did such a remarkable woman as she once really inhabit this planet?!
I used to watch a lot of old movies in TCM and became a fan of Bette Davis. I admire her acting in all kinds of roles and characters whether they are good, bad or ugly. To me, she was and still is the best actress.
When I was a kid, in the 1960s, I didn't know any of these great actors and actresses of the past by name. But I knew certain ones by their face. I watched Bette for the first time in "Dark Victory." Whenever I saw Bette Davis' face on the tv screen after that, I sat still until the end. I knew that was going to be a good movie. RIP Bette. 🧡🙏
WOW, Elizabeth Taylor was stunning in that interview with Barbara Walters.
Back in 1983 when 'Private Lives' (Liz Taylor/Richard Burton) was playing off Broadway - I was walking home from work one day, and a crowd was gathered outside the theater. I figured either one of the actors were going to come out. I stood across the street in front of another theater (Tommy Tune was standing right next to me waiting as well ). Eventually Elizabeth Taylor came out - I was surprised at how tiny she was - but more than that - she was stunningly beautiful - I love to tell this story!
She was one of a kind. In my opinion The Best Motion Picture Actress of our time. R.I.P. Ms. Davis you earned it.
There’s no reason to dump on Eliz Taylor. She was great. Not as fine an actress as Davis, but very accomplished in her own way. Both are legends.
Bettie Davis was a great actress but she thought she was better than anyone else.sorry but Joan Crawford was just as good and other actress at the time.
True, but it was harder for Taylor because she had to transcend her unbelievable beauty to immerse herself in a role. That was always a huge ask. Davis didn't have to deal with that so in a strange way it was an advantage for Davis not to be a world renowned beauty.
@@theexmann Not being a beauty is just as difficult. The life of a true actress is always difficult.
@@johnkaras6384 Bette Davis fought for good roles and her acting was unmatched. Just count the Oscar nominations and wins.
She didn't dump on Liz...she points out that Edward Albee wrote the line and Liz made it famous.
“They could have fun with me and didn’t have to respect this old legend” The rest seem like they are entitled to the respect but that right there made me seriously respect Bette 😂😂
No “I’m a star” ego with Miss Davis. Down to earth, and never took herself seriously.
Bette is one of a kind, no one could even come close, a legend of legends.
Elizabeth had beauty, Bette had CLASS 👑
Elizabeth in Woolf was a tour de force: emotional violence and Greek tragedy for our modern era. Her brilliant performance and the entire crew made a masterpiece that forever changed the Hollywood code. And she ushered in the 'Oscar Transformation' - an actor radically transforming their appearance - in her case going from a beautiful superstar to a frumpy, greying middle aged harridan - then winning gold. (Think Charlize, Jared, Christian, Heath, Nicole, etc.) Woolf is only one of two films in 100 years to be nominated in every Oscar category. And it gave Bette a huge boost from that one line, a nice plus.
There were soooooooo MANY BEAUTIES during 'The Golden Age' of Hollywood, and Elizabeth Taylor was RIGHT UP THERE WITH THEM!!!!
Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Grace Kelly, Ava Gardner and Sofia Loren were the most beautiful out there.
I think Bette Davis is such a sport.
Ms Taylor was a force to be dealt with and never participated in acting classes -she was honest -
Ms Davis was down right exceptional in all she did !!
Don't forget that Liz Taylor was also exceptional in "Giant", Cat on a Hot Tin Roof", Suddenly, Last Summer", and "The Taming of the Shrew" as well. Liz needed a great director to get her engaged and inspired. She responded beautifully to great direction. Davis used to fight with her directors while Taylor utilized them. Two legends.
Correction. Those MGM child stars had many acting tutors and trainers. Those trainers also made the determination which child actor
really COULD NOT SING.
Actually, she and Burton would take acting classes together everytime they were in London
Bette was so real, not a fake in any way, she said what she felt and she told it like it was....A true Hollywood Legend.....They sure don't make em like that anymore...😘
One of the best lines in a movie another classic which has never been forgotten and Liz Taylor was best at repeating it What a dump 👍😎
*Without a doubt, Elizabeth Taylor's finest work. A well deserved Academy Award.*
Bette would tell you go to hell AND give you the directions. What a woman!! My fave actress hands down!
Just discovered this gem 💎! Bette and Elizabeth are two of Hollywood's most Incomparable stars 🌟 and two of my favorites! RIP dearest
Ladies! 🏆 👑 👑. 🕊 🕊 🕊
Bette Davis smoked even after mastectomy surgery and after having a stroke.
There's a bio where the author calls her: The world's most famous smoker.
This is how she died. I hate smokers
I'm 63 and still enjoy my cigarettes. Bette gives me hope. Tehehe
Emily Veronica I mean she was born in 1907 or thereabouts and died in ‘89. That’s a pretty full life.
@@edienandy 1908
@@Hamigal Please consider quiting. Cigarettes are bad for you.
To me, Elizabeth (she hated being called Liz) was much like Joan Crawford. Both were fantastic actresses, and they have the Oscars to prove it but I tend to see them both more as the ultimate in movie star glamour than serious actress. Though underneath I think Elizabeth’s personality was more raunchy, like one of the boys, than Crawford. Joan took her image SERIOUSLY, on and off screen. Taylor had fun with her image and could laugh at herself. Bette was less glamorous movie star than hard working, serious actress. And the older she got....boy did her sense of humor come alive.
Joan Crawford never accomplished anything remotely as good as Virginia Woolf.
Bette Davis is just so sincere on this line, you can feel it like rock!
This is not denying Elisabeth Taylor great talent to say Bette own these 3 words like no one else.
I remember Bette Davis touring Indianapolis @ Clowes Memorial Hall many years ago w/the Bette Davis Show & that was how she opened that her appearance for that combination of talk & edited film clips of her vast career.
Bette would have absolutely been a sensation had she lived today ....
I don’t think she did so bad during her long life and career ….
She was so talented. I love how she called herself a legend. She is.
Why are people being so cruel with their comments? Davis was an actress. Taylor was a movie star. Davis was known for her acting ability; Taylor for her extreme beauty.
Exactly! and that voice, a cat being tortured. and don't forget for playing the victim to the point of stealing a husband to DReynolds and showing off her diamonds. Vapid, is what comes to mind. Mean while Bette was all over the place scaring men (The letter, and Of Human Bondage, and the Petrified Forest)She may not have been a classic beauty, but who wants beauty with no substance. Best villain ever, you are never bored with Bette never. That is a promise.
@INTERNETWORK It's pretty much a film of a play, as was Virginia Woolf. (Not putting either one down at all.)
Elizabeth Torrales Does it have to be Either/Or? Must we compare them? Personally, I’m glad I’m not world famous. It’s a terrible burden.
WHEN I FIRST SAW ' BEYOND THE FOREST ' , I HADN'T YET SEEN WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF ? ' , but the bad casting and ' the ' line did greatly impress me , so that I recognized it immediately when seeing ElizabethTaylor do it - for many reasons ' beyon the forest ' may be THE BEST BAD MOVIE EVER MADE ! it's like the American version of ' Madame Bovary ' !
Nobody says it better than Ms. Davis.
Odd fact: Bette Davis was the first choice to play Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf along with James Mason.
That would have made for a very meta moment when Bette as Martha would have imitated herself as Bette the actress.
Elizabeth Taylor said it but Ms. Bette Davis did it
Elizabeth’s laugh at Barbaras remark was like “i don’t really give a f**k about u or Bette my dear “ 💅🏼
deano Laurence yeah that was a super phony laugh
Elizabeth and Bette were friends
Not Bette.Liz and Bette were not enemies.
But why?! Barbara Walters is so professional a journalist! Like when she published a memoir naming the (still alive & not at all pleased) married man she slept with for years, or the time she flat-out asked Lady Gaga "do you have sex with women?" like she was Tom Cruise or something.
Bet Davis = Classic 💖
Best leading lady actress
I am so glad we have her films to watch. She was the greatest of all, imho.
I love Bette Davis' movies ! She is a cinema icon and was a one of a kind Hollywood personality .
You never knew what she was going to say . She was refreshingly honest and never pretended to be someone she wasn't off screen .
As much as I admired Joan Crawford's acting ability , she didn't even belong in the same room with Davis . And Elizabeth Taylor was the second most beautiful actress to ever come out of Hollywood .Gene Tierney was #1 .Elizabeth was a good actress , too . Virginia Wolfe proved that
Elizabeth Taylor and Vivien Leigh were by far the most beautiful women of hollywood. Stunning NATURAL beauty 👍.. Js💯
John Palermo amen!
Not in the same league in my opinion.
I see grace and raise you Hedy Lamar
Agree
Elizabeth Taylor thought Vivien Leigh to be the most beautiful woman in the world. And personally, I couldn’t agree more.
Taylor and Davis were super they were different actresses but both super .
The irony is, Jack Warner purchased the rights of Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf? as a starring vehicle for Bette Davis and James Mason.
Wow Liz looked stunning in that interview and I loved her laugh
Taylor looks amazing.
I scrolled down to say the same thing. Jaw-droppingly beautiful. Just at that right age.
When did she suddenly become a frump?
@@zootsoot2006 😂
Elizabeth's fake laugh after Barbara's comment at 2:00 is everything. She really didn't give a shit about Bette's opinion one way or the other.
! I think that was the only time I've seen Taylor laugh when it wasn't a fake laugh. She really was a lousy actress and so was Marilyn Monroe, but when your face is a miracle of nature who needs talent. Even Greta Garbo was all style and little substance as an actress, but the most photogenic face up to that time in cinema. Bette Davis was just a freak of nature and therefore fascinating to watch. For a perfect acting performance see Ingrid Bergman in 'Gaslight', Wendy Hiller in 'Pygmalian', Liv Ullman in 'The Emigrant Saga', Vanessa Redgrave in 'Isadora', and Meryl Streep in anything.
Roger Propes totally agree!!!!
Messylin EXACTLY! 😂
😎 To me, it's the laugh of a Woman who is very RARELY satisfied for any length of time by the same Man. The Laugh of a Woman who's been around the World and has met all sorts of unusual Characters. Ms. Taylor possessed the amused, beguiling, "CACKLE" of a Woman who knew how to have a good time and didn't give a damn what ANYONE thought of it❗ Needless to say, Women like that usually don't have many Female Friends. 😅 I wonder why⁉️ (San Francisco)
But she DID. ALL THE ACTRESSES ADMIRED BETTE DAVIS. She was quite the excellent actress.
I love Elizabeth Taylor!! 😍😍😍
According to Davis herself, she hated that movie and certainly proved it when she went to the production heads (Maybe Jack Warner), and said towards the end of schedule filming, " If you want me to finish the film, let me out of my contract" They did. Rosa according to Bette Davis should have been given to "VIRGINIA MAYO". Davis suffered greatly during the filming. As for the famous line, credit Elizabeth the Great for its own famous interpretation as Bette, who at the time had become a drag queen version of herself, sadly. I had the GREAT privilege of reading with Miss Davis in the final call backs for a musical version of a movie she starred in called "The Corn is Green" , the musical was called "MISS MOFFAT". BETTE DAVIS was so nice and supportive towards me and kind. I was shocked to see how small in height she was, this giant of the screen. It is to this day the greatest moment of my acting life. The director was the legendary Joshua LOGAN.
Are you in Miss Moffat?
Marcos Valenca I was not cast, but was according to my agent at the time a "First Choice", for a replacement. Sadly, Miss Davis suffered a bad injury to her back during the out of town tryouts before coming to Broadway and the show closed. BETTE DAVIS WAS NOT REPLACEABLE AND HAD NO UNDERSTUDY.
I got the feeling that if Bette Davis were alive today and smoking a cigarette on a talk show no one would stop her.
I would. Smoking is a smelly, dangerous, unattractive habit. I've seen people die from smoking. Not pretty.
Elizabeth looks so beautiful in that interview with Barbara
My best friend many moons ago gave me a birthday card - it was a color photo of Bette Davis on the front, in her 80’s, holding a martini glass slightly tilted almost spilling, her eyes were a bit crossed and above this she says, “Let’s drink dinner”! Love the humor.
She was great in, "what ever happened to baby Jane." ! A must see, WHEW..!
La Davis , por siempre y para siempre la mejor de todos los tiempos ,la amo ♥
I was watchng on You Tube the other day about a plumber, New York Drains. And he & the home owner were walking in the basement, as it had flooded. I tell you, it was about the nastiest place I had ever seen & the Bette Davis line, "What A Dump" came to mind. I looked that up & found it have been spoken in the 1949 film, "Beyond the Forest", so in the comment section, I told that story. I find it funny that today I have seen that same line somewhere else on YT! Bette Davis, what a legend & the same can be said about Elizabeth Taylor too, but different legends. May they be resting in peace!
What a... fun video! I'd heard of that line but never knew the origin story. Thanks!
Those gals did a lot of talking in 1987. 😊
Elizabeth Taylor are known for her beauty but Bette Davis are known for her ACTING
Naa, Elizabeth is equally known for her ACTING and performances in Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf (one of the best performances in the history of American films ever), Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Suddenly Last Summer, Giant...
Obviously you haven't seen Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolff or Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Liz was brilliant.
Elizabeth is known for her acting, being beautiful and her relentless work at ending AIDS (imo her most important public 'role'). What a legend.
Favorite Bette Davis movies are "Now, Voyager" and "Dark Victory"...I liked Liz Taylor in "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?" and "Cleopatra"
A place in the sun for Elisabeth Taylor, and Mr. Skeffington for Bette Davis are my favorites for both of them. Yes those other movies for each actress are great too. Their signature roles respectively.
@@lettyguerra371 - Mr. Skeffington is a great movie and Bette is amazing in it. Also, the issues the movie deals with are still so relevant today.
Miss my Bettie Davis beautiful eyes➕➕🅰🅰🅰➕➕
🍀🍀😊😊😊🍀🍀
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I love Bette
Bette amazes me by her acting talent, Liz Taylor for her beauty. Both are great.
Bettie Davis 💖
Charming and one of a kind!!!
I love them both. But Bette brings great emotions when watching her on screen. Liz is simply gorgeous.
Bette Davis is supreme
Love her so much , ❤️
I love seeing the comparison. You can see that Elizabeth Taylor, who gave a great performance in the film, was imitating Bette Davis doing Bette Davis. In the actual film, it's just another casual line. I have the movie, and I like it for the song "Chicago" which is played throughout the movie. The song is heard as a ballad with a full orchestra and strings rather than the usual up-tempo.
better davies has a class of her own. with d cigarette. just class
so elegant in d red gown....
Aaah Elizabeth...I love her!💎👑
Bette davis.... We ❤❤ you...
Elizabeth Taylor was a remarkably talented actress as was Bette Davis. The first time I realised Liz was so good was watching 'cat on a hot tin roof' many years ago. Try it if you have never seen it.
Love bette
I say that sometimes in the morning, before flushing...
Stay classy
The first time I heard that line was on M*A*S*H. Klinger walks into "the swamp " in Bette Davis drag, and exclaims "what a dump!". To which Hawkeye responds "look, the cleaning lady is here ".
I absolutely LOVE Bette Davis!!! She was definitely a force to be recked with, she was a true original. Bette died on my 32 birthday. That's the only thing I remember of that day.
wow! Thank you for posting
She was one of the Best.
Bette Davis 👑👑👑
Notice how respectfully BD says, « Miss Taylor » referring to Elizabeth Taylor.
Elizabeth Taylor was not only very, very beautiful women,but also a grea,great,great actress,a big heart,a BIG WOMEN.
RIP ELIZABETH AND BETH !! 🙏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️
Barbara always liked to stir something up if she could, and both Bette and Elizabeth were known to be quite sensitive to criticism. I think that is why Elizabeth was careful in her response. E had tremendous respect for Miss Davis.
I laugh every time she says it...no matter how many times, I always laugh...LOLOL....I love this video... She was amazing.
Its funny that a simple line from a B-grade film would catch on like that. Beyond the Forest wasn't a great film and Davis knew it. She would talk of how this film wasn't the best of her career. Having seen the film, I agree with her. However, it speaks volumes of her influence on cinema and how enduring her iconic status is.
"Remarkable Superstars in the living history" Blesses the Universe's Salutes you........ more on their powers be it here on earth or in heavenly places God bless.🙏💎💎💎💎💎🙏
How do u even compare? Both were mad beautiful, talented and intelligent...I love watching both..😘💙💚💛
The purpose of this video isn't to compare the two women.
For me the most memorable line said by Bette was in All about Eve: fasten seat belt, it would be a move night; or something like that.
It was: 'Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy night.'
It's interesting because, I heard that Edward Albee wanted Bette Davis and James Mason to play Martha and George. I would've loved to have seen that (not taking anything away from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton)!
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the whole thing with Virginia Woolf is that the comment was supposed to exaggerated. I mean, Taylor was playing a drunk. And she was bloody brilliant. Bette knew this I'm sure. And she ran with it, lol
Unlike the rest of the world I've never viewed Elizabeth Taylor as astonishingly beautiful, except in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof AND in this clip. And she's fifty years old here.
What A Clip !
Bette davis is iconic
Love Betty Davis...
She is everything!
Quel plaisir ces actrices
At the end of her life, Bette was trying to get Steel Magnolias made with her, Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor. I love that film of course, maybe in another life I can see Bette's version!