pro tip: watch movies on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.

@Jack Sincere Yea, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself :D

There's no one like her💯

That's interesting.

Hot pants wore them in my youth

You've hit the nail on the head!

My cousin, a sociopath, has a hearty laugh, but it's TOO hardy. He's a phony, and a brutal, dangerous bastard.

Among the greatest of all time .. Honest to goodness ,talented and with a wit unmatched

Yes, I DO wish Netflx offered some screen classics, too. Often the only channels offering them on TV get stuck on whole days of Westerns or Beach Movies and you have no other classic choices unless you sign up for another whole online channel.

Yes there are so many classic films I saw as a child in the summer or Saturdays but now I live in Europe and never get to see them anymore. Classics nowadays seem to be considered from the 70s and 80's! Those are modern for my tastes! Just where can one find them now? Just a few are on KZfaq. I have bought some DVDs ( I have six of Bette Davis's) but I can't buy that many and many can't be found. I always wonder, where do people find them? There are so many videos on KZfaq that describe some old film or other and they say, make sure you watch it, don't miss it! Well, I' d love to, but how?

I'm 47 and i have loved her since I was 27. I'm from Argentina.

I'm with ya. I'm 49 next month & lately I've become fascinated with the classic actresses from that golden era. Maybe it has something to do, for me, with getting older & appreciating the classics.

I'm 49 and i've loved her since childhood. There'll never be another like her. One of a kind. I love her and miss her so much.

57 here, Bette Davis was an incredible actress and human being!

54 here and I saw Baby Jane when I was about 8 and have loved her ever since .

That's because she was one, Darling.

Love honor and remeber bette davis

What is a "card"?

@@LoyalOpposition A “card” in this sense is a very funny, fun, witty, and clever personality.

@@LoyalOpposition , it's a term from the mid twentieth century in America.

i've noticed quite a few of the...*ahem*... more "established" stars did back in the day, also would frequently make their entrance in outerwear (heavy coats, etc).. looks odd today, as pretty much nobody walks onto a talk show in a cape, or fur coat, or carrying a purse, etc.. but then this was also a time when it wasn't uncommon to chainsmoke and/or sip a stiff cocktail throughout a television interview, so i guess she had to have somewhere to carry her cigarettes..

BDiaz pocket book LOL you’re from the east coast. We in the west call it a purse.

BDiaz Like the Queen of England.

She always does.

@@mae8861 GB Handbag.

Yes it is

She cackled like a Witch

Will love bette davis forever

Your name is hilarious

You confused her with Vivien Leigh.

I agree...Betty Davis was the Very Best!!

That's amazing!!! What a blessing!!! What year did this happen?

It was in 1980 , in Bridgeport Connecticut..

@@lynnemilazzo3904 Oh wow!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!! That is amazing!!! I would've loved to have met her

In my opinion, the best actress of all times. No one is equal to her and her wonderful laugh is contagious!

Love bette

I like her personality better than Hepburn's. Hepburn appeared too snooty and uptight.

@@lauriewinek2453 I agree - Hepburn was not fun to watch in an interview at all. Always felt she would at any moment jump up and tear off the hosts head and storm off. Snooty is the word. Great actress in her own way but snooty - her Cavett interview is a good example, there are clips of her 'off air' and she was clearly difficult and pretty characterless - I bet the crew were petrified of her. Then on air, she sat there with her feet on the table, almost in a 'defiant teenager' sort of way as if to prove a point through the whole interview that 'she could and therefore she would'. Davis was far too well mannered for that sort of behaviour, I've no doubt she could be a beast when making a picture if things were not being done right, why would she not be - as she always said, what goes up there on the screen stays there forever! Hepburn is very guarded, filtering everything she says in order to maintain the pretence. Davis visibly relaxes the more she can just be open, direct and herself. They are of course two very different women, they don't need to be compared but on the basis they are probably the only two of their kind from that era it's inevitable I guess. Doesn't;t detract from their very different, but equally worthy talents.

I agree that Agnes Moorhead was in that league. And yet she never reached the stardom of a Davis or Hepburn but she was a powerful actress.

Totally agree Read somwhere there was supposed ro be a movie about Henry VIII and daughter Elizabeth?...

@@alfysmith2171 I agree with your response to your hallucination of my comment. I was referring to them being in a movie together. If you watched the clip, that should have been clear.

Bette davis all this and heaven too lovely movie fine cast

MrQbenDanny So odd you think so. Both Jimmy Cagney and Miss Davis HATED each other after that film and both blamed each other for its failure at the box office. They never worked together again.

@@marjoriemargel1567 Davis said she & Cagney longed to work in something substantial, Bride Came C.O.D. was a dud, to be sure, but where is the evidence that they hated each other?

jimmyl324 u better believe it :-)

By a mile. Bette is untouchable.

Katherine Hepburn, Meryl Streep, Bette Davis, Jane Fonda, and Cate Blanchette ALL belong in the Top Actress category.

@@patr70 Glenda Jackson.

@@BLTKellys who?

Birch Bayh was the U.S. Senator for Indiana from 1963 to 1981. He was succeeded by Dan Quayle.

Lfmao just had this same thought