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Margo's (Bette Davis) bad feelings toward Eve (Anne Baxter) become apparent; Addison (George Sanders) introduces a young starlet (Marilyn Monroe).
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the story The Wisdom of Eve by Mary Orr, All About Eve is an elegantly bitchy backstage story revolving around aspiring actress Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter). Tattered and forlorn, Eve shows up in the dressing room of Broadway mega-star Margo Channing (Bette Davis), weaving a melancholy life story to Margo and her friends. Taking pity on the girl, Margo takes Eve as her personal assistant. Before long, it becomes apparent that nave Eve is a Machiavellian conniver who cold-bloodedly uses Margo, her director Bill Sampson (Gary Merill), Lloyd's wife Karen (Celeste Holm), and waspish critic Addison De Witt (George Sanders) to rise to the top of the theatrical heap. Also appearing in All About Eve is Marilyn Monroe, introduced by Addison De Witt as "a graduate of the Copacabana school of dramatic art." This is but one of the hundreds of unforgettable lines penned by writer/director Joseph L. Mankiewicz, the most famous of which is Margo Channing's lip-sneering admonition, "Fasten your seat belts. It's going to be a bumpy night." All About Eve received 6 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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Cast: Anne Baxter, Bette Davis, Marilyn Monroe, George Sanders, Gregory Ratoff
Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck
Screenwriters: Joseph L. Mankiewicz, Erich Kstner, Mary Orr
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@ABC882011 4 года назад

The posture and body movement when she exhaled that drag of her cigarette is an example of what made Bette such a prolific actress. A physical nuance playing naturally in sync with the lines and attitude of the character.

@minavamp2811 3 года назад

she is very detailed actor. look at the way she's twitching her fingers while holding the cigarette, all of that was deliberate.

@patoises 2 года назад

Darlings, for those of us who loves "camping", this performance is exquisite

@TraftonCrandall 2 года назад

Well Said. 🔥💯🔥 Also, Ms. Davis possessed a Charisma that absolutely COMMANDED the Screen. She understood the Great Power inherent in Silence and used it to Maximum Effect. Here is a Titan of Hollywood at the Peak of Her Powers.

@kcesca Год назад

Bette is probably the only golden age actress who could have still been successful in Hollywood today. Truly ahead of her time in more ways than one.

@Whatt787 7 месяцев назад

It was that cigarette smoking that aged her face terribly, look at A Stolen Life made just 4 years earlier, she's aged 10 years in that 4 yr span

@jonahfalcon1970 4 года назад

"Miss Casswell is an actress, a graduate of the Copacabana School of Dramatic Arts" is the underappreciated line from this scene.

@m.e.d.7997 3 года назад

I loved Marilyn's "Butler" line. Excellent response from Miss Caswell.

@jimmydean9602 2 года назад

Can you break it down for me so that I can appreciate it too 😭😂

@bookerjones8123 2 года назад

You have to be familiar with the old Copa (or the Manilow song?) I also like how Margo introduces Miss Caswell to Eve: "An old friend of Mr. DeWitt's mother." And...DeWitt's riposte to Margo asking what he's doing there when he was uninvited: "Margo, dear, you were an unforgettable Peter Pan. You must play it again soon." Too much to choose from in this (my favorite) movie!

@jimmydean9602 2 года назад

@@bookerjones8123 thank you so much for the response. Never would have figured this out. The trouble with movies 50 years older than I am lol

@WWIzd 2 года назад

I immediately read this in Bette’s voice, but instead, I read it as “Miss Crawford.” 😆

@frankiegretsh9678 5 лет назад

"Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night." I love it. Only Bette could pull off such a simple statement and make it one of the most famous lines in movie history. Hysterical! And priceless!

@pging8328 7 месяцев назад

Can you explain what it means?

@StephenPickells-bi2ii 6 месяцев назад

Sometimes on aeroplanes people say fasten your seatbelt it’s gonna be a bumpy ride or flight or something. Betty Davis is warning, everybody that things are going to get uncomfortable

@scorpioninblue 7 лет назад

Bette at her finest! That dress is absolutely exquisite and perfect for this scene you can tell she's feeling it and working it!!

@billolsen4360 4 года назад

She's lookin' fine at 40. Forty. Four-oh.

@DerryPope 5 лет назад

I'm going to find that dress and host a cocktail party.

@bluehydrangea5506 4 года назад

Apparently it didnt fit perfectly and it was bettes idea to wear it off the shoulder

@mariedewitt5506 4 года назад

Invite me..lol

@jackanthony976 4 года назад

That is an Edith Head dress. The dress is stored away at the studio.

@agenttheater5 4 года назад

Which one, Marilyn's, Anne's or Bette's? I'd love to wear any of them

@DerryPope 4 года назад

@@agenttheater5 Definitely Bette's. I walk like a trucker just like Bette so I know the lines would flow!

@lonestar6709 6 лет назад

It's the eyes people. They're on fire. Those Bette Davis eyes.

@danieldickson8591 4 года назад

That look she gave the other two at the end as they walked away -- like a cat sizing up a mouse.

@josephine1465 3 года назад

I wish I have her eyes. They can intimidate anyone.

@oklahomorose 6 лет назад

Bette Davis should've won the Oscar for Best Actress for this performance.

@josueortegaesparza3650 5 лет назад

I'm still angry about it. Even Gloria Swanson for Sunset Boulevard deserve it but the winner esa Judy Holliday and she was funny but far far far away from Bette and Gloris

@SB-kr2xk 4 года назад

Gloria numb 1 and Better num 2 that year, both are on my top 10 fav performances of all time but one of em shouldve won

@randywhite3947 4 года назад

Chinaman what’s your top ten?

@robinalecia7554 4 года назад

She did didnt she

@randywhite3947 4 года назад

Robin Holbrook nope Judy Holliday did

@RichardHannay 4 года назад

“You remember Miss Caswell” “I do not. How do you do?” “We’ve never met, maybe that’s why” LOL!!! 😆

@jmnny85 7 лет назад

Bette Davis,not just line reading but movement-attitude-Perfect!!!

@irenesummers3015 5 лет назад

AGREE COMPLETY>>>LOVE BETTE DAVIS THERE IS NOBODY LIKE HER>>>>>

@thegreatestman851 Год назад

“The Copacabana school of dramatic art.” That is such a brilliant line ❤

@KristinaHoogs 6 лет назад

I’m in awe at four fantastic actors all in the same scene. Bette, Anne, George and Marilyn.

@jamesdrynan Год назад

1950 was a year full of excellent pictures. Harvey, Sunset Boulevard, Born Yesterday, The Asphalt Jungle, Rashomon, Stage Fright, The Gunfighter and All About Eve. Superb scripts, brilliant casting and deft directors made this the Platinum Age of cinema, before television came to the foreground.

@OblivionRaining 7 лет назад

Every woman in this clip is stunning to me. But Marilyn Monroe.. WOW.

@puurrrr 4 года назад

Oh c'mon bette was also beautiful stop focusing too much on marilyn

@vintageman91 4 года назад

@@puurrrr To be honest, i think Bette was better looking.

@Gemini530 4 года назад

Tyrox 222 .... Now this is a perfect example of blind fanaticism.

@vxy357 3 года назад

Women back then were very beautiful back then. They had class and glamour. Not to mention that there wasn't a tattoo in sight.

@jonahfalcon1970 3 года назад

Yeah, that Marie Dressler was a stone cold foxy chick. Edit: oops, for some reason I was thinking about Dinner At Eight.

@bobbys6945 3 года назад

I'm a die-hard Bette Davis fan and she is glorious in this movie, no doubt. That said, can we hear it for our girl Marilyn, though? Because she brought it. And when she walked away, she took it with her. Damn.

@Myrdden71 7 лет назад

The first 35 seconds of this video has more intelligent and original dialogue that most modern movies have in two hours. So many older movies have that in common (I'm thinking of The Lion in Winter as a superb example). Great dialogue and great acting, real acting. You still see some of it today...Robert Duvall's eyes and facial expressions, Anthony Hopkins vocal tones and subtle mannerisms...but such acting is becoming rarer and rarer. It's difficult to find a modern Barbara Stanwyck.

@patrealynn9749 5 лет назад

youre right. plus you dont have the background music so good with each scene either

@thebirds2406 5 лет назад

Indeed, but acting today is not bad it's the script: The dialogue, the humour, the politeness and mannerisms as you've said but mostly They do speak perfectly and proper English, not the crap English language of today and the script are only few words nothing you can learn or humouring, in fact it's funny but funny vs humour aren't the same. Humour it's made for good laugh and the ability to play and use the exact proper words to make it all laughable or leasing one to think about it, in fact you have to be an intellect mastering the language well. Today English words/ language is nonsense! Just to say all that was before, and made the movie better

@Lughnerson 4 года назад

So true.

@bobbys6945 3 года назад

Ain't it the truth?!

@randywhite3947 2 года назад

Funny enough Barbara Stanwyck was nearly Margo Channing.

@mannygonzalez7735 7 лет назад

The way she exhales that cigarette...

@coolcutsgal2 7 лет назад

Manny Gonzalez I thought the same thing!!!! awe the good old days!!!

@jacksonkamiska 7 лет назад

Manny Gonzalez The way she does EVERYTHING

@luisenriquequijadarodrigue7060 5 лет назад

she was top notch

@jayflynn3289 3 года назад

But... she doesn't exhale in the clip :S

@ivanhidalgo9724 3 года назад

@@coolcutsgal2 yup in 1950

@macc.1132 4 года назад

"Dear Margo, you were an unforgettable Peter Pan. You must play it again soon." 😂

@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

@lesleyhellerbubbe8524 19 дней назад

One of many incredible lines - so many, rat-a-tat-tat!; one must watch this movie again and again. Like Mozart, there's always something you missed the first ten times!

@Aramanth 6 лет назад

Love *George Sander's* voice... so English, so aloof and arrogant! 💂 I like the subtle wordplay in this movie... "Karen, you're a Gibson Girl." Gibson Girls were a series of illustrations by Charles Gibson of the ideal woman. A Gibson drink contains gin and dry vermouth. The *Peter Pan* reference is Addison's clever way of insulting Margo's age.

@Gemini530 4 года назад

Bette’s acting was superb, but Marilyn was so captivating that she’d draw you to her even when she just stood there.

@EllerthePeridot 4 года назад

This is for sure in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Bette is amazing and the dialogue is incredible!

@pging8328 7 месяцев назад

I don't understand what's going on in this scene? Why so brilliant?

@CeeLiberty 4 года назад

This film is 70 years old and still as fresh as the day it opened in theaters!

@attyjosh 4 года назад

I still cannot decide whether this is Bette Davis’ best performance or The Little Foxes or Dark Victory or Baby Jane or Jezebel or Now Voyager. She was so great in everything.

@juliaclancy3365 Год назад

ohhhhh this performance and Jezebel are tied for me

@seansyphers244 Год назад

Ever see her in Dead Ringer?? O-M-G, she was CHILLINGLY brilliant in that movie! (“both” of her was, lol 😂)

@lesleyhellerbubbe8524 19 дней назад

This and The Little Foxes - the best scripts, tailor made for her!

@taillefer1 4 года назад

George Sanders anxiously adjusting his tie is the perfect gesture!

@fwdthinker 5 лет назад

"Is it over or is it just beginning"? LOL!!!

@sidneyfrederickson3941 7 лет назад

"A graduate of the Cococabana school of acting." LOL

@mark5ization 6 лет назад

That nasty Mr. DeWitt ... nasty and wonderful!

@luisenriquequijadarodrigue7060 5 лет назад

hahahaha there is an interview with a son of Joe Mankiewicz..he said that Allison DeWitt is partially an alter ego of Mr Mankiewicz...so I bet he said those words

@Firespawnable 5 лет назад

@@luisenriquequijadarodrigue7060 Addison was so hilarious I love the part of the video at 0:50 Addison Dewitt: *"Dear, Margo, you were an unforgettable Peter Pan you must play it again soon."* LOLLLLLL

@luisenriquequijadarodrigue7060 5 лет назад

@@Firespawnable one of the best shades ever!

@Firespawnable 5 лет назад

@@luisenriquequijadarodrigue7060 I literally watch All About Eve just to see the characters throw shade at eachother. LOL Addison Dewitt is the shadiest character in this movie. When the movie first starts Addison shades everybody even the person who's watching the movie. Addison Dewitt: *"You ALL know All About Eve. What could there be to know that you don't know?*

@eileenphillips3358 8 лет назад

Wow Marilyn Monroe was really terrific in this bit....perfection.

@Makaylah13 7 лет назад

Eileen Phillips I thought it showed her lack of acting ability. she really did get by in Hollywood on her looks, though I won't deny she is legendary.

@eileenphillips3358 7 лет назад

But it was genius to choose her for contrast against Davis, Baxter and Sanders....comic relief but not too obvious...she did what she was supposed to do.

@sylvia1797 7 лет назад

She did have some talent- shows through in films like "How to Marry a Millionaire," "Some Like It Hot," "Niagara," and "Bus Stop." I think one of her largest problems was plain insecurity. She was apparently a pain to work wit because she always had to have an acting coach present (like Natasha Lytess), whom she relied on like a crutch. If you look closely in a few of her movies, you can see her glancing in the off-set direction as she delivers, presumably looking for approval.

@willec7105 7 лет назад

Famous acting teacher, Lee Strasberg said that the 2 most talented actors he ever worked with were Marlin Brando and Marilyn Monroe.

@annstillwell730 6 лет назад

Davis, Marilyn and Baxter were all great in this scene. Marilyn showing talent early on held her own with more experienced actors.

@SymphonyBrahms 3 года назад

This is Bette Davis' greatest performance. She should have won the Oscar for it. And for Baby Jane as well.

@rossadams451 3 года назад

Why She Never Won Both Oscars is utterly "Mind Blowing"

@trediaz4012 7 месяцев назад

Remember, this year, she was also competing against Gloria Swanson who was in Sunset Boulevard. Both ladies lost.

@tatters1232006 5 лет назад

The greatest flim ever made with the greatest actress love her!!

@2ilopez 5 лет назад

I totally agree!!!!!!!!!! My favorite movie ever!!!!!!!!!

@genia106 9 лет назад

SENSATIONAL! Great writing, great casting.......

@jameswilliams1763 2 года назад

Hello 👋, how are you doing today???

@lindaeasley4336 3 года назад

My favorite movie line of all time ( " fasten your seatbelts it's going to be a bumpy night ") 👍 It's still used today in gifs

@Red_Rebel 4 года назад

Lol her radar is so strong she started talking even before they enter!...those sharp Bette Davis eyes don’t even need lines, they just do the job right!

@ACinemafanatic 3 года назад

Bette should’ve won an Oscar for this movie

@xstensl8823 4 года назад

reminds me of my parents cocktail parties in the early 50's, i would sneak down a take a peak, and the music and the gowns on the woman where wonderful. life was so classy than.

@faithmitchell8310 4 года назад

omg why was i not born in 1930 ughh

@sarah-annecarney7552 3 года назад

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. So devious and wonderful with a satisfying ending!

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

Really? You watched to the end?

@sandywaddell4303 10 месяцев назад

“Eve, this is an old friend of Mister Dewitt’s mother. Miss Caswell, Miss Harrington.” And thus Margo manages to put everyone else in their place, all at the same time. Such a needle-sharp script; such note-perfect performances.

@RH-td7vc 6 лет назад

Marilyn couldn't hide how starstruck she was but Bette

@ladyluck538 3 года назад

For the life of me, how in the world didn't BD win the Oscar? She owned this film.

@lesleyhellerbubbe8524 19 дней назад

As usual, they went for a younger actress.

@katashley1031 Год назад

I grew up obsessed with Bette. She was rich a firecracker and pure magic onscreen. And young Marilyn here was hilarious. Such a fabulous movie. Anne Baxter reminds me of young Mira Sorvino as well. Classic.

@goodnsharp 3 года назад

One of my favorite old movies!

@paigewood3836 3 года назад

Marilyn and Bette are so iconic to this day.

@Red_Rebel 6 лет назад

My two fav legends in one picture 😍

@TonyWright8121 7 лет назад

I like the piano in the background awesome music

@jpquebec1 4 года назад

Do you know the title of that music? Thank you

@yvonlesieur2468 4 года назад

@@jpquebec1 Thou Swell

@jpquebec1 4 года назад

@@yvonlesieur2468 Thank You and enchanté to you too ;-)

@meganagetro6302 3 года назад

Yes! I love that touch.. the background music fits well for this scene and right after this cut they play libestrsum. Perfect to the smallest detail.

@Nadia7474 5 лет назад

Loved to see Shere khan in person 😅 George Sanders’s voice is captivating ♥️♥️

@martijnkeisers5900 2 года назад

Can you imagine, All about Eve and Sunset Boulevard made in the same year..

@briankearney7633 6 лет назад

I love this film because her husband is in love with her not interested in jumping the bones of the young starlets who are taking and replacing her as silver screen goddess.

@faithmitchell8310 4 года назад

bette and gary merill got married in real life aswell aha

@argabriel8250 2 года назад

The utter DISDAIN the great one exuded when Sanders used her arm as a coat rack. Amazing. Also, Marilyn was exquisitely beautiful here and exhibited very nuanced acting in this scene. Fantastic artistry all around.

@charliewest1221 2 года назад

Ah, four superstars: Davies, Baxter, Sanders and Monroe together in the same scene! Now that's a treat.

@euexist2683 8 лет назад

Bette Davis is divine ❤❤❤❤❤

@geokaplan59 8 лет назад

+Eu Exist You said it. I consider her performance in this film to be the greatest by an actress in the sound era. Her run of emotions, the sheer tension of her presence -- dramatically, comedically, sexually, imperiously -- is astonishing.

@kellydoub9462 7 лет назад

So true. Her hairstyle for this movie is my favorite, so long and full of body and curls.

@handlethis009 11 месяцев назад

Thelma Ritter 😁 she always takes care of the coolest people ⭐

@RhaegarTargaryen1st Год назад

"Eve this is an old friend of Mr. DeWitt's mother..." 😂

@fountainchain126 7 лет назад

I'll be eternally DISGUSTED that Bette lost the fucking Oscar for this performance

@Kevin-rg3yc 7 лет назад

fountainchain126 BC Ann Baxter purposefully sabotaged her win by nominating herself to best actress with Bette. if that didn't happen Bette would won her third Oscar for best actress and Ann would of won her second for best supporting actress

@vesperview 7 лет назад

I find it amusing how people always paint Anne Baxter as ruining Bette's win when Anne is playing the title role and has about equal screen time. Kudos to Anne for not belittling herself to go supporting for such an obvious lead role.

@kobi5977 7 лет назад

Malcolm 1097 Anne is not a supoorting Role she's obviously a leasing role and even tough she was good that oscar shud have been a tie between Bette and Gloria

@kiwiikiwiii3750 7 лет назад

fountainchain126 is this worth watching?

@fountainchain126 6 лет назад

Yes if you want to see Grade A proper writing, acting, directing, photography. It is a true masterpiece. Enjoy.

@shawnmcohen5045 3 года назад

Best scene ever, Bette Davis and look at little Marilyn, she is fascinated with her!

@jameswilliams1763 2 года назад

Hello beautiful, how are you doing???

@cafeesotericaradiohostesss3983 2 года назад

@@jameswilliams1763 none of your f'en business and by the way...why is your comment highlighted instead of mine??

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

Sensational 😊. You watched to the end?

@meganagetro6302 3 года назад

Bette Davis not winning an Oscar for this role was the academy’s biggest robbery. She was superb!!

@SymphonyBrahms 3 года назад

That and Judy Garland not winning for A Star is Born.

@sethbrown8398 4 года назад

1:35 - Watch Bette Davis' face! Classic Bette!

@KevinBiedrzycki1 7 лет назад

Wow I had no idea Marilyn was in this movie with her.

@genebijou3772 6 лет назад

That's Miss Casswell of the Copacabana Acting School.

@westlock 6 лет назад

Monroe was just breaking into the movie business when she got the role of Miss Casswell, and she felt grossly intimidated by all the experienced, talented people in the cast. Nervous and insecure, Monroe needed 11 takes to get through the scene where her character talks to Margo after a failed audition. When it was finally done, Davis snapped at her, whereupon Monroe exited the set and vomited. She later said that Barbara Stanwyck was the only big-name actress who was nice to her.

@peterp2153 4 года назад

Which is funny because later when Margo shows up late to read for an audition with Monroe’s character, DeWitt says she’s in the ladies’ room throwing up.

@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

I ADORE this movie!! Constant delight. Intelligence wit!

@poetcomic1 Год назад

The famous black dress! It was meant to be more of a 'scoop neck' but some seamstress disaster the night before it was needed made it way too large a neck opening and unusable. Bette pulled the whole neck opening down exposing her shoulders to see how it looked. The seamstresses fitted it. Edith Head designed the dress and it was actually made of heavy dark brown silk because that material shows up particularly lush looking in black and white. If you look closely you can see some oh-so-chic ermine trim on the dress as well.

@WillThisLast Год назад

Every now and then I come back and re-watch this clip ❤

@TheJohnnyBE 7 лет назад

Couldn't take my eyes off Marilyn.

@harshbuttrue2654 3 года назад

No one can.

@007beck9 5 лет назад

This is the greatest and the Best film ever made

@henryjackson2357 6 лет назад

A GAY MANS DELIGHT OF A FILM

@maps3321 4 месяца назад

Not only them but us more mature women

@misled1982 6 лет назад

"Why do they always look like unhappy rabbits?

@OsirisIxchel 7 лет назад

The repartee! In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #28 Greatest Movie of All Time.

@annastrachan5459 6 лет назад

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@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

Should of been in top ten

@ianedwards4400 Год назад

Bette Davis' famous words in "All About Eve": "Fasten your seat belts, it's going to be a bumpy ride"/ That combative catchphrase stressed home the point that stardom is not an easy road to travel on, with more brickbats than bouquets in the offing and you learn to take them all in your stride.

@bradredford4846 4 года назад

I love love love Bette's hair!

@phillipford8149 7 лет назад

I thought this was made in the 40s for some reason, and kept thinking "Man, that blonde sure was the Marilyn Monroe of her time..."

@519forestmonk9 5 лет назад

Everything DAVIS did was completely riveting. She could read the phone book and still be riveting. I can’t explain it.

@SymphonyBrahms 3 года назад

As Noel Coward would say, "Talent".

@PotterLatina 8 лет назад

AFI's 100 years…100 movie quotes: Quote # 9

@debbycoley 2 года назад

Marilyn Monroe is positively radiant in this film (as usual).

@valentinr.dominguez2892 11 месяцев назад

What a great movie. Great performances.

@eastend59 5 лет назад

She got Bette Davis eyes...

@britneysprsfan1forever415 5 лет назад

I was watching old Hollywood clips and I've heard great things about Bette in this movie, lone behold I see the queen of Hollywood Marilyn Monroe in one of her first on screen appearances!!!😗😙. Awesome!

@emjayay 3 года назад

**lo and behold**

@miguelalbuquerque8450 Год назад

I just can't stop staring at Marilyn's eyeballs in this scene🤣🤣🤣

@Teddy_Bass 3 года назад

I know this was way before mu time, But I love this clip so much

@umberceri1441 Год назад

This line is my favorite of all lines in movies, it applies to so many things in life!

@DerryPope 6 лет назад

I wish I were Margo at parties.

@faithmitchell8310 4 года назад

I am Margo. I watched the film for the first time a month ago and its been my favourite ever since. through out the film I was thinking omg this is me, I do that. that's probably why I love the film so much because I relate to Margo however I don't know if that's to be considered a good or a bad thing.

@DerryPope 4 года назад

@@faithmitchell8310 absolutely a good thing. Now if you identified with Eve... that would be bad!

@thegreatestman851 Год назад

The kid, Junior. Will be down in a minute unless you want to bring her drink up to her. The writing is brilliant and scathing. This film is a masterpiece ❤

@CathyKitson 3 года назад

2:09 That look Bette Davis gives the slimy Eve. It could kill at twenty paces.

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

Lol 😆. Guess you like the look?

@CathyKitson 11 месяцев назад

@@HaroldGriffin-083 Lol. It's just she's so good at it. No-one can do a put-down like our Bette.

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

@@CathyKitson Oh,really! Good morning. How was your night?

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

@@CathyKitson Good morning. How was your night? I hope you slept well?

@HaroldGriffin-083 11 месяцев назад

@@CathyKitson Hello. How're you doing? How was your day? I hope it wasn't stressful?

@simonsteam 8 лет назад

Bette Davis... The Best!!

@euexist2683 8 лет назад

of course

@valentina5885 5 лет назад

This film is up there with 12 Angry Men and The Social Network for most favourite dialogue for me

@jonahfalcon1970 2 года назад

"Why do they always look like unhappy rabbits?" "Because that's what they are."

@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

It's not unhappy rabbit. It's nappy rabbits if you listen carefully

@jonahfalcon1970 11 месяцев назад

@@windstorm1000 It's unhappy. Read the screenplay.

@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

I listened to Marilyn. She intones" nappy".

@jonahfalcon1970 11 месяцев назад

@@windstorm1000 You can imagine anything you like.

@jonathanmcvay4499 6 месяцев назад

My favourite line is in this film: “I’ll admit I may have seen better days but I still can’t be had for the price of a cocktail…like a salted peanut!”

@jimmyboy5597 Год назад

F'ing fantastic!

@joanneryder72 5 месяцев назад

Just seen the dress Betty was wearing at a exhibition in the Victoria and Albert museum stunning

@rainlori 4 года назад

At 2:10 the great Thelma Ritter.

@seansyphers244 Год назад

@0:47 … That moment every cinephile & longtime film fanatic came to see (both Bette AND Marilyn in the same scene together!) 🤩🤩😍

@Jardinier2023 4 года назад

Bette and Marylin in one movie!!!..now thats true Hollywood! You will never see the likes of this kind of briliant acting and movie anymore..sad to say...Bette should of easily won the best oscar..she was phenomenal..that drunk party scene later in the movie is classic and no other actress could pull that off

@MindbodyMedic 2 года назад

Ok, now I understand the Marilyn Monroe hype. Hot damn!

@bradredford4846 4 года назад

I love her hair!!

@Mountainmovingstudios 6 лет назад

Spectacular.

@carlapsalms2334 11 месяцев назад

"It could only be your natural timidity that kept you from mentioning her..." 😅

@fleetadmiralperry5739 2 года назад

0:28 BETTE DAVIS ALWAYS!! TURNED ME ON IN THIS SCENE 🥰

@TonyWright8121 6 лет назад

I love the background piano music

@jimbecarroll5780 6 лет назад

Tony Wright do you know that piece that's playing there on the bk ground ? Well here's a hint ... There's no sun up in the sky....

@windstorm1000 11 месяцев назад

@@jimbecarroll5780 that's later in the scene. This one is Thou swell

@christinaa.1165 3 года назад

That is the most beautiful dress in cinema history. Bette Davis at her most gorgeous.

@Whatt787 7 месяцев назад

No, Marked Lady(1937) was Bette Davis at her prettiest

@ToughXArmy69 4 года назад

Marilyn Monroe splendid in her Ms Caswell part would soon eclipse all the players in this movie and become The Greatest Star!

@randywhite3947 4 года назад

As an actress she is nowhere near Bette Davis.

@nhmooytis7058 4 года назад

Addison is hilarious! And Marilyn steals the scene ;)

@veda1306 7 месяцев назад

I stubled up this movie by accident 15 years ago,had to watch all of it so invested that Eve was a real b.

@BlackbeanCatVC15 2 месяца назад

As great as Anne Baxter was, and she was, Bettie was even greater in this classic. She was the scene whenever she was on. A few downright classic moments in this one. I'm going over her movies again (my memory isn't the greatest anymore so I don't recall the others much...lol) but I think this might hold up as one of her bests. That's only my opinion of course. Just sharing.