Bette Davis is the "nice guy" in this 1943 dramedy co-starring Miriam Hopkins as her nicesty (nice+nasty) BFFL. These two play rivals in everything ranging from men, motherhood and money. And, the vitriol seems so real because their off screen bitter feud translated so well on screen.
What should a nice Jewish girl do on the cusp of the sexual revolution? This must see for all young ladies (and men) on...
Our first Hitchcock film! This 1947 cerebral, sleeper, "flop" is a movie about men and women in lust and love disguised as a "whodunnit"...
Bad Bette is best, but Bette is Bette. So, Bette is always better than the rest! "The Corn Is Green" was one of her...