Bette Davis, pronounced Betty, was a professional. She was on time, knew her lines and expected the same of others. Two issues she had were bad scripts and bad directors. The line, Id like to kiss you but i just washed my hair, was a line from Cabin in the Cotton 1932.
😢 all of these women were born years before their time they were futuristic women hard for the males at the time to understand they weren't women who were yes women they were women who spoke their minds❤❤
It’s fascinating to read about the hidden sides of these glamorous stars! Hollywood's Golden Age was full of drama both on and off the screen, and this list sheds light on how some of these actresses weren't as perfect as they seemed.
Hepburn didn't marry Spencer Tracy because he never divorced his first wife....so although it is said she wasn't interested in marrying him, she never had the chance either....
FACT: PER EDDIE on the LARRY KING SHOW. HE HAD ALREADY LEFT DEBBIE AND FILED FOR DIVORCE, BUT CAME BACK WHEN DEBBIE SAID SHE WAS PREGNANT WITH TODD, "BEFORE" HIS AFFAIR WITH LIZ.
First of all Bette Davis pronounced the last e in her name as a long e. Second the line about, "I'd kiss you but I just washed my hair" was from "The Cabin In The Cotton" and she said it to Richard Barthelmess. Therefore it was probably written into the script. Lucille Ball ran Desilu productions, NOT what was spelled in your caption. Marlene Dietrich pronounced her name as "Marlena". Gloria Swanson said, "We had faces" in "Sunset Boulevard" made in the 1950's, so I don't know if she said that off camera. Doesn't ANYONE research these videos? Being a movie buff for over 55 years, you can call me and I'll give you the correct information.
All these women are talented people, who struggled for survival in a hostile, anti-female environment. They had to be tough to survive. Actors are emotional people - if they weren't emotional they would not be very good actors. These gals are no worse than many male S.O.B. actors - look at Brando. I admire them all for what they achieved.
Davis had to battle for survival in a hostile, sexist business, where women were considered things to be used, sexually and otherwise. These women had to be tough in order to survive in an industry that abused and exploited women. Bette was tough because she had to be, like most of these other women.
I've always preferred Bette Davis over Joan Crawford.
Bette Davis, pronounced Betty, was a professional. She was on time, knew her lines and expected the same of others. Two issues she had were bad scripts and bad directors. The line, Id like to kiss you but i just washed my hair, was a line from Cabin in the Cotton 1932.
This title is a misnomer. Evil is not an accurate description of any of these fine ladies
Why use the word evil why not very difficult evil is a strong word and should be used only for murderers,dictators and those who are very wicked
Robert Osbourne had wonderful things to say about her kindness and generousity.
What is the deal with these people. They dont even know how to say their names.
It’s AI robots.
Dorothy Dandridge was gorgeous!
Doesn't sound like these women were evil just demanding.
😢 all of these women were born years before their time they were futuristic women hard for the males at the time to understand they weren't women who were yes women they were women who spoke their minds❤❤
It’s fascinating to read about the hidden sides of these glamorous stars! Hollywood's Golden Age was full of drama both on and off the screen, and this list sheds light on how some of these actresses weren't as perfect as they seemed.
Joan Crawford?
Ms. Dandridge also had a daughter who was mentally challenged (currently PC term). Her money problems were due in part to expensive care for the girl.
Bette Davis was very kind to Ann-Margret and Natalie Wood when they were young and upcoming stars
Hepburn didn't marry Spencer Tracy because he never divorced his first wife....so although it is said she wasn't interested in marrying him, she never had the chance either....
Katherine Hepburn was a lesbian.
I know Halle Barry played Dorothy Dandridge. But why did her pictures replace some of Dorothys?
In sone of those photo's of Dorothy Dandridge...it looks more like Halle Berry
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FACT: PER EDDIE on the LARRY KING SHOW. HE HAD ALREADY LEFT DEBBIE AND FILED FOR DIVORCE, BUT CAME BACK WHEN DEBBIE SAID SHE WAS PREGNANT WITH TODD, "BEFORE" HIS AFFAIR WITH LIZ.
First of all Bette Davis pronounced the last e in her name as a long e. Second the line about, "I'd kiss you but I just washed my hair" was from "The Cabin In The Cotton" and she said it to Richard Barthelmess. Therefore it was probably written into the script. Lucille Ball ran Desilu productions, NOT what was spelled in your caption. Marlene Dietrich pronounced her name as "Marlena". Gloria Swanson said, "We had faces" in "Sunset Boulevard" made in the 1950's, so I don't know if she said that off camera. Doesn't ANYONE research these videos? Being a movie buff for over 55 years, you can call me and I'll give you the correct information.
All these women are talented people, who struggled for survival in a hostile, anti-female environment. They had to be tough to survive. Actors are emotional people - if they weren't emotional they would not be very good actors. These gals are no worse than many male S.O.B. actors - look at Brando. I admire them all for what they achieved.
Davis had to battle for survival in a hostile, sexist business, where women were considered things to be used, sexually and otherwise. These women had to be tough in order to survive in an industry that abused and exploited women. Bette was tough because she had to be, like most of these other women.
Which photo describe Eddie Fisher's bride? Not Debbie Reynolds I think (4:12 in video)
Nobody calls Bette Davis "Bet" and nobody calls Lucielle Ball "Lucy Ball". This seems like an idiotic hit piece and not anything rooted in reality.
Learn how to pronounce names!!
Katherine Hepburn could afford to be difficult she came from a very wealthy family😊
Is there a show about difficult male actors everyone always talks about the women being divas what about the men
Stopped as soon said : On...as number One. 💩of artificial voice. 🤌🤌🤏🤏