BETTE DAVIS INTERVIEW 5b

[@collenekennedy]

I was in the audience and met her shortly after... there was nothing frail about this woman, actress, person. What a model of integrity Miss Davis was and always will be!

[@manthony777]

For this interview? Wow. That's wonderful

[@mysticoversoul]

Thanks for posting her interviews. She was a terrific actress and star.

God, she was such an incredible actress and such an incredible person to watch and listen to. She is and was captivating. A TRUE LEGEND, BETTE DAVIS. xxxx

[@nothingsuitsmelikeasuit4401]

Thanks for your effort in posting all these wonderful interviews of the legendary actress Bette Davis.

[@ekop1778]

+Nothingsuitsme likeasuit oh my GOD THE WICKED WITCH FROM THE NORTH WALKING SKELETON SHE WAS A FREAKSHOW

[@airstrip101]

I agree with your observation. The contrast between the frailty of the body and the agility of the mind is striking.

[@rosu5726]

She's wonderful

[@cinnamonnut]

Brittan72....I'd just like to THANK you for posting these WONDERFUL interviews of this extraordinary actress/personality....and woman! LOVE BETTE! LOVE her stories...and her candor!....she truly is one in a million! you stand alone girl....always did...and for that....we love you...RIP Bette! xoxoxox

[@nothingsuitsmelikeasuit4401]

Thanks for your effort in posting all these interviews of the legendary actress Bette Davis.

[@zxingzxing]

She was a Magnificent Actress and Star.

[@nomudnolotus8430]

💘 💘 💘 Bette

[@mircea82]

She was between 79 and 81

[@mike48877]

Her last years were tough, but I'm glad that she lived long enough to witness the public adulation and ovations that she received whenever she appeared on any talk show. The lady was a Treasure.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Ruth Elizabeth "Bette" Davis (Lowell, Massachusetts, 5 de abril de 1908-Neuilly-sur-Seine, París, 6 de octubre de 1989) fue una actriz estadounidense de teatro, cine y televisión. Destacó por su facilidad de interpretar personajes antipáticos y fue ampliamente apreciada por sus actuaciones en filmes melodramáticos, históricos y ocasionalmente de comedia, aunque sus mayores éxitos los alcanzó con dramas románticos. Es considerada como uno de los mayores mitos cinematográficos.

[@pikemeredith5604]

Bette forgot....It wasn't Marilyn's 1st film...it was Ladies of the chorus made in 1948, then she made A ticket to tomahawk 1950, The asphalt jungle 1950 then All about Eve the same year but she only had a small part in the movie.

[@ElderPinkerton]

I would have loved to have met her. She is one of our favorite actresses. SO CLASSY!

[@h2d127]

I’m Aries too. The first day 3-21. Being an Aries is a curse. Just imagine……

[@TheEuzkatroika]

OMG she is amazing...still smoking...she looks very skinny..

[@vadjulawakaru]

smoking back then is glamour celebrities like her joan crawford clark gable and many golden age star intend to promote the tobacco company..... and for bette why she's skinny because she suffered from stroke and she got hospitalized in 1983. before that stroke incident, bette was first diagnosed with breast cancer in year 1983 Within two weeks of her surgery she suffered four strokes which caused paralysis in the left side of her face and in her left arm, and left her with slurred speech. She commenced a lengthy period of physical therapy and, aided by her personal assistant, Kathryn Sermak, gained partial recovery from the paralysis. Even late in life, Davis smoked one hundred cigarettes a day

[@stmichl9433]

Her comments about Marilyn are interesting. She said the men in all about Eve didn't find her that attractive and didn't think she would make it. But Bette says she knew she would make it - I'm not so sure Bette is telling the truth though. She likes to always say she always knows things ahead of other people. I'm not so sure....

[@sergiolopezsantillan]

@SharpEdges She said she admired ¨Garbo¨ Greta Garbo that is.

[@josephcollins6033]

Who is this man? Thanks!

[@karinairmer7532]

Gary Collins

[@josephcollins6033]

@@karinairmer7532 Thank you so much. That is very kind of you!

[@karinairmer7532]

@@josephcollins6033 You're welcome. He had a tv series in 1972 called The Sixth Sense, I remember watching it.

[@josephcollins6033]

@@karinairmer7532 I sort of remember that name. In the 70s I didn't see a lot of TV. But, I sure knew his face and voice.

[@karinairmer7532]

@@josephcollins6033 Yeah, Google his name, he did quite a bit on television.

[@lakevubud]

Garbo was personally not as interetsing as the public thought.

[@karenhetherington9358]

I think you're right.

[@eugenekozma2697]

I have never been a garbo fan.i don't understand the fuss and adoration over garbo.

[@sharpedges6811]

who did she say she admire?

[@willyboy6126]

"Garbo"...as in Greta Garbo

[@h2d127]

Greta Garbo

[@shelovezcandy2852]

She looks so tiny here, but she's kind of gone back to the size she was, when she started out in movies as a slim blonde.

[@thelycanblood]

i guess she smoked till her last day.