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Comments

[Filmdr]

That look makes me think of the scene from Mommie Dearest "no wire hangers ever!" Faye Dunaway did really nail that look.

[par]

all blog and no play makes nate something something

[Paul Outlaw]

"Christina, bring me the axe!"

[o.s.]

Joan Crawford forever

[craver]

Well, now I'm imagining Joan Crawford as Jack Torrance in The Shining

[3rtful]

Are you following Faye Dunaway on Twitter? It's the real her. And she's willing to discuss Mommie Dearest with the base.

[Sad man]

Ha! This is great!

[Queermyntcritic]

Can we please get a gender bent shining? I mean I know Crawford is dead and all but can we tupac her or something to get this done.

[TB]

Amazing.

[Sonja]

I've never seen Mommies Dearest, but I feel like I need to.
Faye Dunaway seems to be perfectly casted. From the look at least! o_O

[Kurtis O]

Hahahahaha. Amazing!

[Peggy Sue]

Looks like you really need your annual dose of Singin' in the Rain.

[forever1267]

a tad stressed today?

[brookesboy]

Sonja, don't believe the naysayers. It might be camp, but Mommie Dearest features a brilliant performance by Faye. She IS Joan Crawford. Unfortunately, her fantastic portrayal is surrounded by a terrible film.

[Roark]

Ha! Bravo.

[Sonja]

@brookesboy

I'll judge myself, but there are enough films I love that are declared as "camp". So what?
There's always a plate reseved for some good ham on my film table.

[Pedro]

Lol

[Dave]

Love this, but while you're in 1964 mode, "Lady in a Cage" is some great, unheralded actress horror. Not just for camp reasons! But okay also for camp reasons.

[brookesboy]

craver--"Here's Joannie!"

[Patrick T]

One of the more intriguing sub genres of the 1960s is the 'Psycho Biddie' film. Inspired by the success of What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, there were quite a few in 1964 and throughout the later part of the decade.

1964 alone has such examples as Strait-Jacket, Lady in a Cage, Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte, Dead Ringer, The Night Walker, etc. Could be a fun series!

[Jaragon]

Miss Crawford at her murderous best!