ms. davis explains how she really feels about faye dunaway on the johnny carson show.
i'm not sure when the clip is from but her bio lists her as doing carson in 1983, 1986 and 1988. judging from her fashion, i would guess it is either 1986 or 1988.
"Zac is sweet as can be. He's very much just a sweet kid from California who happens to have a face that looks like it was drawn by Michelangelo, (if Michelangelo did anime)." -Adam Shankman.
"I haven't left this building since Windows 3.1!"
"Celebrating a birthday this week: Rene Descartes is 412! Do you know who he is? Then why are you watching this show? You could probably get into college and even get one of those job things. As for the rest of us; Amanda Bynes is 22! Yay!" -E!'s "The Soup"
Warner Brothers just released a second DVD boxed set of I think 5 of her classic films. And you can even buy them as individual DVDs if you do not want all 5. Something that other studios should do!
Among the DVDs: OLD ACQUAINTANCE, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER ["meet me in my room in half an hour and bring some rye bread"], and MARKED WOMAN.
Do you know what happens when you let Veal Prince Orloff sit in an oven too long?
The clips are great. As much as I love her in BABY JANE, she did NOT deserve the Academy Award over Anne Bancroft, who gives, for me, the greatest performance of any actress on film, ever, in THE MIRACLE WORKER.
I have to agree with her re: Baby JANE. She should have won. Bancroft was okay in MIRACLE WORKER, but she spends too much time stiriving for the effects rather than creating a character. I never forget that I'm watching an actress play a part. This is long been Bancroft's problem--she can never fully integrate herself into a character so we marvel at Bancroft's acting rather than become absorbed in the character. There are moments though in THE GRADUATE where I feel she disappears and a character emerges.
As for Davis, her role in BABY JANE? is extremely difficult. She has to hit so many different emotions sometimes simultaneously. Davis disappears into this character and she builds a monster that is alternately heartbreaking and vicious. I would have given the Oscar to Davis.
Isn't it a shame that we don't have movie stars like Bette Davis? What a loss.
Frankly, I find the Joan Crawford role, more difficult, and Crawford's performance, better, in BABY JANE. Of course, I couldn't disagree with you more about Bancroft.