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.
I think I heard o e time that it was supposed to have been pronounced ' Bett Davis ' but that someone or other didn't and it stuck,I just researched and I was mistaken maybe I heard her say the opposite it was a long time ago
Strong, independent, no-nonsense women who stand up for themselves have long been saddled with every nasty name they can think of. Keeping self respect is a constant battle... And it sucks!
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....
This A.I. writes like a grade-schooler: "She got divorced twice. She didn't have much money. She also felt sad and worried a lot. These things made it hard for her to be friendly all the time. As she got older, Dorothy couldn't find many good acting jobs. This made her upset." The fact that these words are read by an A.I. adult voice makes it even worse. And now with a generation that will be raised with this garbage, we are truly doomed. And I didn't even get into the usual mismatched images accompanying the supposed subjects...
I was poised to criticize the awkward, inept phraseology in this presentation. Thank you for reminding me this is A.I. and yes, we are indeed doomed culturally...does anyone go to the local library, pull a book off the shelf, sit down in an overstuffed leather chair, and read?
@@robertgalbreath6239 Indeed. And does anyone care about actual FACTS and ACCURACY? There are too many lazy "experts" online who don't even bother to confirm information. Such a slippery slope.
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.
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.
Thank you. Maybe you can clarify: Is it just me, or did about half the photos of Dorothy Dandridge look like another actress and not DD at all? And yes, Bette loved that line from Cabin in the Cotton because it made no sense and she often quoted it. But it was a line in a screenplay, not something she said in real life.
@@Daisnap- I'd have to watch this again, but they often put the wrong faces of actresses on the screen in terms of whom they're talking about, so you're probably correct about Dandridge too. I think the folks who make these don't go out of their way to compile accurate information.
@@Daisnap A.I. conflated Dorothy Dandridge with Halle Berry who portrayed her in the biopic. All that's required is a set of human eyes belonging to someone who even gives a damn to catch sloppy errors.
@@EwanChung Aha! Thanks for the info. I had a feeling she was an actress portraying Dorothy because she sure as heck was not Dorothy. Yes, human eyes are needed. And people who care. I guess it’s cheap and fast to use AI? Pity. Quality and truth taking a backseat to sloppy offensive malarkey. Here’s to the high caliber videos. Clink!
"I'd like to kiss you but I just washed my hair" was a line from one of Bette Davis's early films. It is called The Cabin in the Cotton released in 1932.
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.
Incredibly intelligent and UNIQUE female actors!!! All absolutely wonderful!!! I personally admired Mae West above all because of her strong commitment to HER OWN values, perspectives and brilliance! None of these fantastic women were evil in the least - they were strong independent and INTELLIGENT PEOPLE!
Joan Crawford had a lot of good things about her that people don't know because of Mommie dearest. She helped found a hospital for those in the industry who were struggling to be successful and didn't have money for medical treatments. When Carole Lombard died joan took over the role and donated her salary from the film in Caroles name. To date she is still one of the few stars who answered all mail from her fans.
These women were, for lack of a better phrase, pioneers. They weren't difficult, they simply refused to be pigeon holed into the expectations that Hollywood demanded of their female stars and women in regular life. They fought the system, and they won, as evidenced by how long their careers lasted. The court of popular opinion deemed them sirens, vixen, and above the bar, and the general public couldn't get enough of them, on or off screen. They weren't evil by any means! They were powerful, and looked after themselves. There's not a single, solitary thing wrong with that.
None of these women were 'evil'. Vivien Leigh suffered from BPD. After an episode, she always felt terrible and guilty about it and asked who she needed to apologise to.
😢 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❤❤
I think it just goes to show that the golden days weren't pure gold. They all had issues. Everything from Narcissism to Mental Health. The ones who are in Hollywood now are no different. In fact, many of them have the same strange backgrounds.
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.
Wow !! What a thing it is to be in show business. I can understand and relate. Because I'm a singer, actor, producer, etc. Who hasn't made it big yet. I really want to be successful, not a star ⭐✨. I did have stardom on my mind at one time. But that comes with a price. You can't hardly have privacy, etc. And I want my privacy! It's just as important as me having good health. The narrator of this video 📷📸. Didn't sound like a foreigner. Some foreigners don't pronounce words correctly. Bette Davis, the first name is pronounced like it would be if it was spelled Betty. And Desi Arnaz, the last name wasn't pronounced right. I think 💬🤔🙄🤨💭 there was some other improper grammar errors to. As the narration went along. Lucy or Lucille Ball. Some of these stars I've been a fan of for most of my life. And it started at a young age for me. For some of them. I was a fan before I became a teenager. Lucille Ball, probably Dorothy Dandridge, Katharine Hepburn, etc. I never knew or thought 💭🤔💬. That they were hard to deal or work with. On and off the screen. I've heard that some stars were difficult. Down through the years. It seems like they wouldn't went as far as they did. For fear of losing their jobs. And maybe 🤔💬 some did. It just seems not as many would have did what they done. I don't know if I could ever do all that. Although sometimes a work place can be a toxic place to be. Jobs I had that was not show business. Were hard to work at! With supervisors, and coworkers. But I understand that show business is a rough business. I learned years ago from a class I had in highschool about filmmaking 📽️🎥. And plays I was in back 🔙 then too. Even fashion shows I was in when I took modeling classes.
Independent!? Strong willed? Dream on. I appreciate the honesty about these famous women. To become famous-you pay a price. Maybe someday the hard truths of Hollywood fame will come to light. These gals paid a price to get there guaranteed. Pushed by uncaring parents. Given “meds” to help them thru long filming days. With no healthy home life taking to smoking, alcohol & drugs is going to make a person “in power” abusive. That’s right-lie to yourself if you must. I prefer the truth about fame. You don’t die of natural causes at 42 yrs of age. Ms. Dandredge overdosed on drugs.
Once again, if a MAN was acting the same way, he was strong and decisive, but when a woman acted that way ? We'll, we all know what she would be called ! I personally knew Loretta Young and Elizabeth Taylor. Not interested a personal friend way, but enough to have dinner with them and be at their home. These two women were all heart. Their personna is what makes them interesting. Those that are non descript are BORING !
Women needed to be three times as strong as any man to be considered equal, so I don't blame any of them for the results of what they went through and subsequent personalities. Then was not now. And if not for all of them, so many women would not have been able to break into and maintain in this business. When I read someone treating decades ago like it is today slightly enlightened, I know that's someone who has not studied history at all. A man at the time doing the same was not an issue. Late 80s business offices were still MAJOR misogyny issues, that wasn't that long ago. Women decades ago arguing with Directors, that was BALLS.
The title of the video is misleading none of these women were evil they were simply human beings products of their time, working in tough environments, pushing boundaries and forging and retaining their positions; all legends but certainly not evil!
People change and fame and money changes people more, however their character that would remain the same as hopefully a character of integrity and caring, and if they started with not having that they will not gain it when they become rich and famous.
Your research is truly lacking over Dorothy Dandridge! Of course, racism factored primarily of her erasure in Hollywood, but I think her most considerable sadness was about her special needs daughter. If this were mentioned, it would've added nuance to her addition. You went for the salacious content instead🤔
Evil? Hardly any these women don't come across as evil or even morally corrupt ( a little in some cases), but I'd hardly call them bad people. A couple were overzealous perfectionists, and a few were a bit inflexible, but not bad, corrupted, and certainly not evil. Most of the women on this list were strand-willed women who knew who they were and what they stood for and didn't take crap from people. This video should be re-titaled Hollywood's strong-willed women.
@@gfgall Not only on that. I am basing my comment on what she said (among other things) about Marilyn Monroe and her daughter's book. She was an evil woman.
@ You have a lot more research to do before making sweeping accusations such as that one. Joan has suffered tremendously because of that movie, and comments she made about Monroe, who by many accounts was the epitome of unprofessional, were not without justification. Joan was far more complex than that one-dimensional portrait painted of her by a jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter.
@@gfgall So you knew Joan Crawford better than her " jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter."? Now, really? Did you also know her " jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter"?
The author of this video is confusing Swanson with Norma Desmond. She made a very easy transition to sound pictures but had had enough by the 30s. She was an astute business woman who NEVER looked backwards.
This AI generated crap is exactly that. Half this stuff isn’t even true. Bette Davis did say “I’d love to kiss you, but I just washed my hair “ but it was a line in a movie.
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It's so disrespectful to come across these kind of videos where they pronounce the names wrong like Betty. or they get the information wrong are they exaggerate the title. It's so disrespectful to their Legacy and reputation. If you can't do it right don't do it at all, or at least do your homework better. Thumbs 👇
What's with the captions? AI? How about just narrating this piece like normal? And why all the bad press with these leading ladies? I realize you're just reporting for this video sake. But "evil actresses" is a stretch. I'm an actor who's done film, theater, and TV, and what you described is simply these Diva's just being themselves. Oscar winners who took charge of their careers, and expected the VERY SAME of others if they even cared. There IS such a thing as bad scripts, bad directors, bad production. Nothing at all to do with the actresses - who flourished in box office careers. The sad sucks who labeled them "difficult" need some growing up to do. Or change professions, who DON'T belong in acting.
The click pic seems to be Loretta young.???? My mom in young days reassembled Her. I m 85 and i never heard Anything bad about Loretta Joan Crawford yes. And it showed..
Not that it was necessarily bad but she had a daughter with Clark gable but he never publicly acknowledged it,made me lose a little respect for him that he wouldn't at least own up to it to the girl herself
Why am I listening to a man who doesn't even know how to pronounce half of the Hollywood stars names? Marleen? MARLEEN? It's Marlene. Lene is pronounced Layna. Easy? Get it right!
This is heavily fabricated and in a lot of instances it melds stories of the stars with roles they portrayed. When you cannot spell the actor's name correctly NOR pronounce it as it should be, it has LOST all credibility.
My God , These pronounciations which are abominable - make this CRAP - Unwatchable. Just the Lucy Ball piece - Alone , is enough to make me bring up my lunch. Not only are the pronounciations ridiculous , there are also mistakes , rumors that they are attempting to pass off as fact...and general characterizations of Hollywood people with no basis in fact. This is " Hack Journalism " at its worst. If you've just tuned in -- TUNE OUT !! Nothing to see here !.
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.
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.
You can tell this is AI BS because most of the names are mispronounced.
I think I heard o e time that it was supposed to have been pronounced ' Bett Davis ' but that someone or other didn't and it stuck,I just researched and I was mistaken maybe I heard her say the opposite it was a long time ago
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
So true donella they are not evil at all
Agree, demanding men would never be called evil.
trump = EVIL!
Strong, independent, no-nonsense women who stand up for themselves have long been saddled with every nasty name they can think of. Keeping self respect is a constant battle... And it sucks!
These women were NOT!!!! evil, they were strong and independent and did not take crap. I admire all these actresses who knew their worth🎉🎉😊😊😊❤❤❤
Bette Davis was very kind to Ann-Margret and Natalie Wood when they were young and upcoming stars
Yes. But not so with Marilyn Monroe.
@@janetduncan87 Or to countless other actresses who she viewed as a threat.
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.
Hepburn was a man
Spencer Tracy was a Catholic and divorce was not an option.
Doesn't sound like these women were evil just demanding.
Please consider the times, culture, misogyny, racism. Women only left a mark if they were many times more "strong" than a man. Then was not now.
I've always preferred Bette Davis over Joan Crawford.
I wasn't fond of either one.
Joan Crawford should've been #1 on this list!
Robert Osbourne had wonderful things to say about her kindness and generousity.
This A.I. writes like a grade-schooler:
"She got divorced twice. She didn't have much money. She also felt sad and worried a lot. These things made it hard for her to be friendly all the time. As she got older, Dorothy couldn't find many good acting jobs. This made her upset."
The fact that these words are read by an A.I. adult voice makes it even worse. And now with a generation that will be raised with this garbage, we are truly doomed.
And I didn't even get into the usual mismatched images accompanying the supposed subjects...
I was poised to criticize the awkward, inept phraseology in this presentation. Thank you for reminding me this is A.I. and yes, we are indeed doomed culturally...does anyone go to the local library, pull a book off the shelf, sit down in an overstuffed leather chair, and read?
@@robertgalbreath6239 Indeed. And does anyone care about actual FACTS and ACCURACY? There are too many lazy "experts" online who don't even bother to confirm information. Such a slippery slope.
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.
What is the deal with these people. They dont even know how to say their names.
It’s AI robots.
It's AI not a real human.
Dorothy Dandridge was gorgeous!
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Bette Davis.
A very exccellent actress.
One of my most favorite movies she played are
Whatever happen to Baby Jane and Datk Victory.
I do not understand why you call they actresses evil, they are just women who were strong.
Some of these women WERE mean. Being mean is NOT strong.
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.
Thank you. Maybe you can clarify: Is it just me, or did about half the photos of Dorothy Dandridge look like another actress and not DD at all? And yes, Bette loved that line from Cabin in the Cotton because it made no sense and she often quoted it. But it was a line in a screenplay, not something she said in real life.
@@Daisnap- I'd have to watch this again, but they often put the wrong faces of actresses on the screen in terms of whom they're talking about, so you're probably correct about Dandridge too. I think the folks who make these don't go out of their way to compile accurate information.
@@Daisnap A.I. conflated Dorothy Dandridge with Halle Berry who portrayed her in the biopic. All that's required is a set of human eyes belonging to someone who even gives a damn to catch sloppy errors.
@@EwanChung Aha! Thanks for the info. I had a feeling she was an actress portraying Dorothy because she sure as heck was not Dorothy. Yes, human eyes are needed. And people who care. I guess it’s cheap and fast to use AI? Pity. Quality and truth taking a backseat to sloppy offensive malarkey. Here’s to the high caliber videos. Clink!
@ I agree. They seem to be plastered together with a few key words and let AI do the rest. Truth and integrity are apparently not priorities.
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.
"I'd like to kiss you but I just washed my hair" was a line from one of Bette Davis's early films. It is called The Cabin in the Cotton released in 1932.
Geraldine Fitzgerald said Bette Davis couldn't have been kinder to her when they worked together on her first American film, "Dark Victory".
I know Halle Barry played Dorothy Dandridge. But why did her pictures replace some of Dorothys?
It’s Vivien Leigh, not Lee.
“We had faces then.” was a line in Sunset Boulevard, not something Gloria Swanson said in real life.
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.
Bette Davis was not evil She put up with no bull love this lady
Incredibly intelligent and UNIQUE female actors!!! All absolutely wonderful!!! I personally admired Mae West above all because of her strong commitment to HER OWN values, perspectives and brilliance! None of these fantastic women were evil in the least - they were strong independent and INTELLIGENT PEOPLE!
Joan Crawford?
@whatsup3820: Joan Crawford was very evil!
Joan Crawford had a lot of good things about her that people don't know because of Mommie dearest. She helped found a hospital for those in the industry who were struggling to be successful and didn't have money for medical treatments. When Carole Lombard died joan took over the role and donated her salary from the film in Caroles name. To date she is still one of the few stars who answered all mail from her fans.
In sone of those photo's of Dorothy Dandridge...it looks more like Halle Berry
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These women were, for lack of a better phrase, pioneers. They weren't difficult, they simply refused to be pigeon holed into the expectations that Hollywood demanded of their female stars and women in regular life. They fought the system, and they won, as evidenced by how long their careers lasted. The court of popular opinion deemed them sirens, vixen, and above the bar, and the general public couldn't get enough of them, on or off screen. They weren't evil by any means! They were powerful, and looked after themselves. There's not a single, solitary thing wrong with that.
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.
The kissing and washing the hair line is in the movie Jezebel. She never said that to anyone in real life. Good grief.
Learn how to pronounce names!!
None of these women were 'evil'. Vivien Leigh suffered from BPD. After an episode, she always felt terrible and guilty about it and asked who she needed to apologise to.
I loved this LADY MS BET DAVIS ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️👍👍👍 AN AWESOME ACTOR ❣️😃☺️😄 MAY SHE REST EASY 🌹🌹🌹🌹
Betty Betty Betty Davis. A totally amazing actress, admired and kind to others.
Joan Crawford should be #1 😊
😢 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❤❤
These were all strong women, with, willpower ,talent and some with beauty, Evil is the wrong term to use!! May they reign on ! Oh Those Golden Days!
I think it just goes to show that the golden days weren't pure gold. They all had issues. Everything from Narcissism to Mental Health. The ones who are in Hollywood now are no different. In fact, many of them have the same strange backgrounds.
These AI channels are doing my head in
Dorothy Dandridge and Halle Berry strike a resemblance to each other
The "e" in Bette is NOT silent 😂😂😂😂 AI narration is so clueless sometimes!
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.
These women were difficult to work with but they were not evil .They didn't kill anyone.
Her name is Marlena Dietrich
Spelled Marlene
I'm surprised that Bette Davis didn't blame Joan Crawford about the eyewash.
Wow !! What a thing it is to be in show business. I can understand and relate. Because I'm a singer, actor, producer, etc. Who hasn't made it big yet. I really want to be successful, not a star ⭐✨. I did have stardom on my mind at one time. But that comes with a price. You can't hardly have privacy, etc. And I want my privacy! It's just as important as me having good health. The narrator of this video 📷📸. Didn't sound like a foreigner. Some foreigners don't pronounce words correctly. Bette Davis, the first name is pronounced like it would be if it was spelled Betty. And Desi Arnaz, the last name wasn't pronounced right. I think 💬🤔🙄🤨💭 there was some other improper grammar errors to. As the narration went along. Lucy or Lucille Ball. Some of these stars I've been a fan of for most of my life. And it started at a young age for me. For some of them. I was a fan before I became a teenager. Lucille Ball, probably Dorothy Dandridge, Katharine Hepburn, etc. I never knew or thought 💭🤔💬. That they were hard to deal or work with. On and off the screen. I've heard that some stars were difficult. Down through the years. It seems like they wouldn't went as far as they did. For fear of losing their jobs. And maybe 🤔💬 some did. It just seems not as many would have did what they done. I don't know if I could ever do all that. Although sometimes a work place can be a toxic place to be. Jobs I had that was not show business. Were hard to work at! With supervisors, and coworkers. But I understand that show business is a rough business. I learned years ago from a class I had in highschool about filmmaking 📽️🎥. And plays I was in back 🔙 then too. Even fashion shows I was in when I took modeling classes.
Do you ever view the videos before posting them. I think not…..SO MANY ERRORS!
Raging Bulls? Easy Riders? She became a citizens? Gods help us.
So now being difficult to work with translates as "evil."
You would never say this if it was a male actor.
Independent!? Strong willed? Dream on. I appreciate the honesty about these famous women. To become famous-you pay a price. Maybe someday the hard truths of Hollywood fame will come to light. These gals paid a price to get there guaranteed. Pushed by uncaring parents. Given “meds” to help them thru long filming days. With no healthy home life taking to smoking, alcohol & drugs is going to make a person “in power” abusive. That’s right-lie to yourself if you must. I prefer the truth about fame. You don’t die of natural causes at 42 yrs of age. Ms. Dandredge overdosed on drugs.
Once again, if a MAN was acting the same way, he was strong and decisive, but when a woman acted that way ? We'll, we all know what she would be called ! I personally knew Loretta Young and Elizabeth Taylor. Not interested a personal friend way, but enough to have dinner with them and be at their home. These two women were all heart. Their personna is what makes them interesting. Those that are non descript are BORING !
Women needed to be three times as strong as any man to be considered equal, so I don't blame any of them for the results of what they went through and subsequent personalities. Then was not now. And if not for all of them, so many women would not have been able to break into and maintain in this business. When I read someone treating decades ago like it is today slightly enlightened, I know that's someone who has not studied history at all. A man at the time doing the same was not an issue. Late 80s business offices were still MAJOR misogyny issues, that wasn't that long ago. Women decades ago arguing with Directors, that was BALLS.
They always blow things out of portion on these sites!
That's Betty
The title of the video is misleading none of these women were evil they were simply human beings products of their time, working in tough environments, pushing boundaries and forging and retaining their positions; all legends but certainly not evil!
I loved Joan Crawford the roles she played Straight Jakcet,i love Betty Davis.
People change and fame and money changes people more, however their character that would remain the same as hopefully a character of integrity and caring, and if they started with not having that they will not gain it when they become rich and famous.
Your research is truly lacking over Dorothy Dandridge! Of course, racism factored primarily of her erasure in Hollywood, but I think her most considerable sadness was about her special needs daughter. If this were mentioned, it would've added nuance to her addition. You went for the salacious content instead🤔
Evil? Hardly any these women don't come across as evil or even morally corrupt ( a little in some cases), but I'd hardly call them bad people. A couple were overzealous perfectionists, and a few were a bit inflexible, but not bad, corrupted, and certainly not evil. Most of the women on this list were strand-willed women who knew who they were and what they stood for and didn't take crap from people. This video should be re-titaled Hollywood's strong-willed women.
Most evil: 1. ZsaZsa Gabor 2. Joan Crawford.
If you're basing your comment about Crawford on that stupid movie, you couldn't be more wrong.
@@gfgall Not only on that. I am basing my comment on what she said (among other things) about Marilyn Monroe and her daughter's book. She was an evil woman.
@ You have a lot more research to do before making sweeping accusations such as that one. Joan has suffered tremendously because of that movie, and comments she made about Monroe, who by many accounts was the epitome of unprofessional, were not without justification. Joan was far more complex than that one-dimensional portrait painted of her by a jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter.
@@gfgall So you knew Joan Crawford better than her " jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter."? Now, really? Did you also know her " jealous, ungrateful, and obviously vindictive daughter"?
@ I suspect you have a lot in common with her. Sad.
Which photo describe Eddie Fisher's bride? Not Debbie Reynolds I think (4:12 in video)
Bette Davis is pronounced Betty. And that line you say she used in her personal life about I kiss you, but I just wash my hair is from a movie.
How can you take any of this content seriously??? “Bet” Davis??? At least get the name of the actress correct. UGH!!!
Any reason Joan Crawford was left off this list? I mean we've all seen Mommy Dearest
I think the evil in the title is just clickbait
Is that's a real announcer or its AI
The author of this video is confusing Swanson with Norma Desmond. She made a very easy transition to sound pictures but had had enough by the 30s. She was an astute business woman who NEVER looked backwards.
I have never understood the fame of Marlene Dietrich. She seems very overrated to me.
This AI generated crap is exactly that. Half this stuff isn’t even true. Bette Davis did say “I’d love to kiss you, but I just washed my hair “ but it was a line in a movie.
Is there a show about difficult male actors everyone always talks about the women being divas what about the men
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I HATE CLICK-BAIT TITLES.
Leigh, which you spelled incorrectly died from consumption not from mentalmheslth issues.
Bette, in Davis' account, is pronounced Betty.
Done Fade Away
It's so disrespectful to come across these kind of videos where they pronounce the names wrong like Betty. or they get the information wrong are they exaggerate the title. It's so disrespectful to their Legacy and reputation. If you can't do it right don't do it at all, or at least do your homework better. Thumbs 👇
Evil? I unfollowed you because of this inaccurate description!
What's with the captions? AI? How about just narrating this piece like normal?
And why all the bad press with these leading ladies? I realize you're just reporting for this video sake. But "evil actresses" is a stretch.
I'm an actor who's done film, theater, and TV, and what you described is simply these Diva's just being themselves. Oscar winners who took charge of their careers, and expected the VERY SAME of others if they even cared. There IS such a thing as bad scripts, bad directors, bad production. Nothing at all to do with the actresses - who flourished in box office careers. The sad sucks who labeled them "difficult" need some growing up to do. Or change professions, who DON'T belong in acting.
The click pic seems to be Loretta young.????
My mom in young days reassembled
Her.
I m 85 and i never heard
Anything bad about Loretta
Joan Crawford yes.
And it showed..
Not that it was necessarily bad but she had a daughter with Clark gable but he never publicly acknowledged it,made me lose a little respect for him that he wouldn't at least own up to it to the girl herself
STANWYCK!!!!!
Was this written by a genAI, partly hallucinating?
That was a line in a movie
Ridiculous 🤣 not one EVIL Woman Get Real
Why am I listening to a man who doesn't even know how to pronounce half of the Hollywood stars names? Marleen? MARLEEN? It's Marlene. Lene is pronounced Layna. Easy? Get it right!
AI NARRATION SUCKS. If you aren’t interested enough in what you say to SAY it, why should I be interested enough to listen? Lazy, lazy, lazy.
This is heavily fabricated and in a lot of instances it melds stories of the stars with roles they portrayed. When you cannot spell the actor's name correctly NOR pronounce it as it should be, it has LOST all credibility.
AI narration is bad.
Hate the way he says ar naz
Katherine Hepburn could afford to be difficult she came from a very wealthy family😊
My God , These pronounciations which are abominable - make this CRAP - Unwatchable. Just the Lucy Ball piece - Alone , is enough to make me bring up my lunch. Not only are the pronounciations ridiculous , there are also mistakes , rumors that they are attempting to pass off as fact...and general characterizations of Hollywood people with no basis in fact. This is " Hack Journalism " at its worst. If you've just tuned in -- TUNE OUT !! Nothing to see here !.
Calling these people evil is wrong Do you know their hearts?
How dare you. CLICKBAIT liar. Again. Forget this junk
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.
Stopped as soon said : On...as number One. 💩of artificial voice. 🤌🤌🤏🤏
Then you didn't make it to number 5, which was read in American-accented French as "fifth" for some reason: cinquième!
@EwanChung
Hey...just because you told me I slided quickly. 😂😂 Bizarre!!
Take care 😉
Ridiculous 🤣 not one EVIL Woman Get Real