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7 November 1955 (USA) moreTagline:
She's so excitingly good . . . when she's so wonderfully bad!Plot:
Eva Phillips is a Southern socialite whose manipulation and ruthlessness ruins the lives of everyone around her... more | add synopsisAwards:
Nominated for 2 Oscars. moreUser Comments:
Joan in drag moreCast
(Credited cast) | Joan Crawford | ... | Eva Phillips |
 | Barry Sullivan | ... | Avery 'Beauty' Phillips |
| Betsy Palmer | ... | Carol Lee Phillips |
| John Ireland | ... | Judson Prentiss |
| Lucy Marlow | ... | Jennifer Stewart |
| William Leslie | ... | Ty McKinnon |
| Fay Wray | ... | Sue McKinnon |
| Katherine Anderson | ... | Miss Breen |
| Tim Hovey | ... | Ted Phillips |
| Linda Bennett | ... | Trissa Phillips |
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Christina Crawford, Joan Crawford's adopted daughter, recounted in her autobiography "Mommy Dearest" that she had to leave the theater midway through a showing of this film because it was too true-to-life in her mother's portrayal of the main character. moreFAQ
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I saw this movie this morning on TCM. All these lines in there about Joan Crawford being a beautiful woman. One was ' I can't believe he stood there shaking, hasn't he ever seen a beautiful woman before?' Joan had big bushy black eye brows, and even though it was in black and white, her hair I think was orange and she had a mannish looking jaw line. Don't know what criteria of beauty they were using in this movie but to me she looked like a short man in drag. There is a very good slap across the face scene too. It didn't look like a stage slap either, it looked like the real thing. The movie was very entertaining in an over the top campy way. Some of the lines were hysterical but not meant to be funny which made them even funnier. If you are into camp and a Joan Crawford fan you must see this one.