What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (TV 1991)An elderly, bedridden former movie star is "cared for" by her sister, who hates her and keeps her a virtual prisoner in the family mansion. Director:David Greene |
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Dominick
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Connie
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Frank
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Billy
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Samantha Jordan | ... |
Baby Jane
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Erinn Canavan |
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Mr. Hudson
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Alexandra Johnson |
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Bradley Mott |
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Vinny Argiro |
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| Barry Dennen |
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Beans Morocco |
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An elderly, bedridden former movie star is "cared for" by her sister, who hates her and keeps her a virtual prisoner in the family mansion.
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17 February 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I've seen the original zillions of times but have only seen the remake once all the way through, though I seem to remember getting in on the last part a few years later when I happened to notice that it was on again.
Either it was on again or else something similar to it.
I can only remember seeing it once.
One thing that especially impressed me about this one was that it seemed to me that the beach scene offered a glimmer of hope.
Blanche told the cops that her sister was in need of professional help so to please be sure that she got it--and I also had the feeling that help just might have arrived in time that Blanche's life also was spared.
This would mean that the two sisters would have another chance at a good relationship with each other instead of one being dead and the other either being permanently locked away in a mental institution or else a prison--and seen as "hopeless" either way.