She died being beautiful

They say she was very grateful with fans

Why are you shouting?

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She was around 58 years old here.

What's couple of years, she still looked amazing.

​@@andrewthornhill704256. She filmed this in 1962 and she was born in 1906.

@@Garsons-oq4lh Sources differ on Crawford's year of birth. While official entries listed it as 1904, Joan herself always maintained she was born in 1908, which put youth on her side. But as her brother Hal was born in late 1903, slowly thinking has put her birth-year as anything between 1905 and 1907. I have always leaned toward 1905, so in 1963 (the year The Caretakers was released) she would've been 58. But there's no real proof of age, so she could've been anything from 54 upwards.

That, I will give her.

They tried to make it seem as if she were less talented than Bette Davis. I couldn't agree less. Joan was phoenomenal

They did that with angelica Houston when she played morticia Addams

I completely agree. Unlike Bette Davis shouting lines of dialogue (aided by an excellent choice of make-up), Joan's performance was VERY methodical and had much more depth. And to think Bette was sure she'd win for chewing up scenery like she did in that movie. Ha! Now, I do love that film (who doesn't?).

I totally agree with you. I love her dramatic performance in Possessed.

For me it was "a woman's face"

@@HunterBidenCocaineBag I don't. Too many glaring plot holes for my taste. (I can't be the only one who noticed those.)

You mean, "Latter day", of course.

Second to last movie role. Marshall was excellent in Trouble in Paradise with Miriam Hopkins and Kay Francis.

So you met her twice?

Yes Queen Bee was great as well as Sudden Fear. Someone on KZfaq uploaded all of Joan's earlier films including several of her silent films but unfortunately they were all removed due to copyright infringement but it was great to see them. As an actress, Joan Crawford represented the era she lived in very well.

I love her movies. Recently saw "Female on the Beach" and enjoyed it. She's always fascinating to watch. Even enjoyed her in "Trog."

" I saw Joan in "Possessed" just yesterday in a movie theatre in New York... a movie theatre which includes older classic films on its schedule. It was amazing to see "Possessed" on the big movie screen just like it was originally seen by audiences in 1947.

TheRmjr yes but humoresque was in 1946 which she received the Oscar when she was doing humoresque and it was six months after Mildred Pierce released. I think she should've gotten an Oscar for Possessed

theloyalone100 I love that film. Her performance in Possesed(1947)

Quindecillion she always required the same lighting technique. Every time she moved in a scene,she would be moving into a preset lighting arrangement that cast a shadow over her forehead and neck.

ha

Yes

+vistaestrada Yes! Best line in the whole terrific over the top movie.

My mother has been working with these kinds and more patients for more than over 26 years, this, is a movie. Movies really only represent this medical field rarely and to the degree where it truly shows how it is to be a psychiatric nurse or doctor (my mom is assigned only a few patients and yes this film might not be accurate to even then but still...artistic license vs being in the real thing are two totally different things, and my mom is only allowed to talk to me about the aspects of the job and never can say how her full day was because of the hippa (spelling may be off sorry) act/law. Joan Crawford and bob stack did an amazing job in this film and the one for me who takes the cake is Joan. You know she’s living it vs just acting like everyone else the expression and feelings she’s going through in this can be transpired so well, and in this time period they were putting people still in padded isolation because it was a danger for themselves and most importantly the patient but we’ve changed enough to the point where we don’t need that technique anymore. So in a way this film serves as a time capsule/ also takes on a bit of dramatic acting. Right?

where did you get your doctorate?

@@shebamaree9026 I am not sure why you want to know but I received my doctorate from the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle.

@@shebamaree9026 I got my doctorate from the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle campus. Where did you get yours?

on ebay for £2.95 +postage www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221671666957?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

+Bumblebert it is available on Warner Brothers Archive site. I own a good copy i bought from them.

The film was available in most video stores for rent. I rented this film from my video store for $2.00 7 years ago. Now that technology has forced the closure of all the video stores your guess is as good as mine as to how to access this film.

All of Joans movies are available on ebay ,They are all out of Copyright now so are freely available from several sellers ....usually only very cheap, some with and some without Box covers ......

Same here!

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bootsamou Strange as her affected speech and hair 😂😂😂😂

This contradicts your other post. How bizarre! Why do you write in all caps? Strange.

Liar!

Greg Factor She said it correctly. How would you pronounce it?

Sounded OK to me....

Greg Factor she pronounced it right, but they way she spoke was differently and might have sounded more professional so that's probably why it sounds like that

Nurse Grace she had very vigorous skin care routine! She would rinse her face with ice water and that basically tighten her skin.

It was an elastic headband under the hair. It pulled your skin back. Before plastic surgery