Mildred Pierce (4/10) Movie CLIP - My Mother, a Waitress! (1945) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Veda (Ann Blyth) embarrasses and berates her Mildred (Joan Crawford) for being a waitress.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Joan Crawford won an Academy Award for her bravura portrayal of the titular heroine in Mildred Pierce. The original James M. Cain novel concerns a wife and mother who works her way to financial security to provide a rosy future for her beloved daughter, but encounters difficulties and tragedies along the way. Ranald McDougall's screenplay tones down the sexual content, enhancing its film noir value by adding a sordid murder. The film opens with oily lounge lizard Monte Beragon (Zachary Scott) being pumped full of bullets. Croaking out the name "Mildred", he collapses and dies. Both the police and the audience are led to believe that the murderer is chain-restaurant entrepreneur Mildred Pierce (Crawford), who takes the time to relate some of her sordid history. As the flashback begins, we see Mildred unhappily married to philandering Bert Pierce (Bruce Bennett). She divorces him, keeping custody of her two beloved daughters, Veda (Ann Blyth) and Kay (Jo Anne Marlowe). To keep oldest daughter Veda in comparative luxury, Mildred ends up taking a waitressing position at a local restaurant. With the help of slimy real estate agent Wally Fay (Jack Carson), she eventually buys her own establishment, which grows into a chain of restaurants throughout Southern California. Meanwhile, Mildred smothers Veda in affection and creature comforts. She goes so far as to enter into a loveless marriage with the wealthy Monty Beragon in order to improve her social standing; Beragon repays the favor by living the life of a layabout playboy, much to Mildred's dismay -- and possible financial ruin.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1945)
Cast: Ann Blyth, Joan Crawford, Jo Ann Marlowe, Butterfly McQueen
Director: Michael Curtiz
Producers: Jerry Wald, Jack L. Warner
Screenwriters: James M. Cain, William Faulkner, Ranald MacDougall, Catherine Turney, Albert Maltz, Margaret Gruen, Margaret Buell Wilder, Thames Williamson, Louise Randall Pierson
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[@rinwesley3092]

The little sister is so precious.

[@1977Suspiria]

Rin Wesley She's dead now. She spent the last 22 years of her life in a coma.

[@ashleynaughton6074]

@@1977Suspiria poor thing

[@aaaaaaaaa26810]

Jo Ann Marlowe, that’s the actress. She quit acting when she was a teen, went to college and became a lawyer. She also married, had a daughter and divorced. In 1968, she was involved in a car crash that caused her coma. She was just 32. And yes, she never woke up and spent 22 years on that coma. She never saw her daughter, who was only 8 at the time of the accident, grow up. Jo’s mom cared for her for those 22 years, and died only in 2011. Very sad story.

[@Angelina25676]

@@aaaaaaaaa26810 so very sorry to hear that

[@emilymalden3310]

So Jo died in 2000. I know the character died of pneumonia in the movie. Her mom lived a long time. That is very sad about the coma, but it is cool she became a lawyer.

[@02chevyguy]

"You mean...you mean we'll be rich?" (At this point Veda's pupils change to dollar signs)

[@karllieck9064]

Cha-ching!

[@agenttheater5]

No matter whether or not a restaurant reaches her social views money changes everything. Oh, Veda's always happy to take money, she just wouldn't dream of earning it herself. And though she'll take all the money she can get her hands on that'll never stop her from sneering at how it was made.

[@craigsmith157]

Ann Blyth is still alive. She turned 92 in August (2020)

[@user-ho8br1cw8c]

Still slapping people to this day.

[@yansatoussaint2266]

Ann Blyth was so beautiful! Very exotic looking. I loved her eyes and lips.

[@nazimovab3549]

She'll be 96 this year in 2024.

[@tymcbee]

She gave Veda a two-hit combo across the face! lol.

[@peachfuzz1204]

tymcbee That's called an original PIMP SLAP!😲

[@tymcbee]

Lol. Mildred's pimp hand was strong!

[@jackanthony976]

She should know, as Joan was practicing up on Christina at home.

[@desisarod]

It's vida means life in Spanish

[@orion5134]

Critical hit!

[@FerrariCarr]

Did she just slap and then immediately backhand slap her?

[@jackanthony976]

Yes she did, lol. She had plenty of practice on her real life daughter Christina!

[@yansatoussaint2266]

@@jackanthony976 Says Christina!

[@MrFragar123]

Yes, and it was magnificent.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Ann Blyth got her revenge later in the movie with the famous haymaker she landed on Crawford. That was real.

[@sookielatham7256]

It's the Crawford way. 😂👊👋

[@edotyelloh1657]

LOL!!!! The infamous double slap, just in case you didn't get the message from the first one.

[@peterd.9522]

It's repeated later on this staircase. Which is also must warranted by Vita.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Don’t cut off your hand, Mildred, hit her again.

[@jaengen]

And again, and again! Just pretend she’s Christina!!

[@emerybayblues]

Jo Ann Marlowe who played the younger daughter had a sad end. In a car accident in the late 1960s left her in a coma until her death in 1991.

[@rogerwhite95]

OMG, I didn't know that. Horrible, but Rest in Peace dear.

[@reesemorgan2259]

Jeez I didn't know that. She was so funny as the little sister.

[@karllieck9064]

" You mean we'll be rich?"...slap her again, jeez.

[@toplaycool21]

Veda was so evil! Ann Blyth was amazing, so was Joan Crawford. Classic movie.

[@georgialee6755]

Yes Blythe nailed that part! She was awesome!

[@antonrowell6627]

Ann Blythe was nominated for Best Supporting Actress. She was truly evil as Veda!

[@jaengen]

Veda was just misunderstood, poor thing.

[@m.oriley8260]

I don't know why Veda hates her house. It is exquisite.

[@c0t0d0s7]

It’s just a shack with cheap furniture in a town with its dollar days and its women who wear uniforms and its men who wear overalls. 🤮

[@corneliuswhite5139]

It would probably featured today on a home television show.

[@luizanaulinmusic]

Because she always wants more. She’s like a monster. Don’t feed the monster. 👺

[@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona]

@@c0t0d0s7 sarcasm?

[@c0t0d0s7]

@@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona No, that was a quote from Mildred Pierce.

[@keith536]

Some people don't understand why Joan Crawford won the Oscar. She was far far from the persona she had at MGM. When you put her movies side by side you can see it. Lovec her movies but really love her 1940's, Warner movies. She was a GREAT actress in this point of her career.

[@chandanss4918]

If MGM had promoted her the way Warner did for Mildred Pierce, Joan would’ve won 3-4 oscars easily.

[@mdenmark604]

Relevant perspective - thanks for sharing that!

[@esmeephillips5888]

There was an extra charge about Crawford's portrayal of a woman fighting to better herself. Mayer had dropped her, letting her go to his rival Jack Warner at a quarter of her MGM salary. Gossip was treating her as a has-been hangover from the silent-to-sound transition 15 years before. Her Metro vehicles had become too slow, stately and slushy as she tried to hang on to her youth while reaching for more class. At Warners she was given the noir treatment, playing the working class mother of a teen daughter and hustled along by Michael Curtiz. She still has that faintly mechanical air, relying on her eyes and incapable of changing her expression within a shot, but Warner kept the shots short. The film made folks stop saying Joan was washed up, but it set her on the path towards mad-witchdom that Hollywood compelled so many actresses with strong personalities to tread as the years piled up, ending in such self-parodies as 'Trog'. Still, Crawford would doubtless have hated forced retirement more.

[@tom11zz884]

40's Warner Joan was the best

[@douglaslally156]

Veda needs to slapped and often, and by a woman who knows how.

[@tuxtommy69]

True! ... According to Rhett Butler!

[@jackanthony976]

Mildred should have sent Veda to a boarding school run by the Dominican nuns where constant hard work, constant prayer and humility were enforced rigorously.

[@kaysmith1666]

There is nobody better to slap Veda than joan crawford

[@kaysmith1666]

Joan knew how I would feel bad for anyone who receives that kind of slap that had to hurt

[@jahi6736]

God bless you sir

[@AleisterCrowleyMagus]

Vida is absolutely beautiful, and blessed (unfairly) with an exquisite singing voice, but she is the demon-child from hell. Mildred's love for her, so typical of a co-dependent type in love with a narcissist, is so heartbreaking in this film. I liked the HBO miniseries as well (I adore Kate Winslet, and Guy Pearce is great, and Evan Rachel Wood steals the show as Vida) but of course the Crawford film is a masterpiece of 1940s melodrama.

[@ThePharaoho]

aleister crowley Beauty is more than the outer shell...to me, if you're ugly inside, you're ugly everywhere.

[@romancarmona4117]

She's a real b***h!

[@ATHENA-or3ei]

That was amazing

[@JulianneHannes]

Mildred Pearce is what Echoism is, she can only exist to serve Veda

[@notthefather3919]

You do realize you're conflating the actress with the character.

[@lipsticklb]

"My mother, a common waitress..." the original dialogue-

[@bekahh9005]

Why don't they make movies like this anymore

[@copacetic9018]

hbo remade it a few years ago

[@m.l.m.7447]

And it was terrible.

[@alexisohara2000]

And Kate Winslet won the Golden Globe for her performance as Mildred Pierce. Sorry you were the one who didn't like it.

[@tiffythekewlchick3457]

Arabella L because old Hollywood was the classics and just like Joan said, "hollywood now is one of the most saddest places in the world. There are snobs and you may have it. We were never slobs, we loved everybody. If you don't have the guts or determination or talent,...they don't want you."

[@tiffythekewlchick3457]

Alexis O'Hara the remake was terrible plus the classics are always the best. That Oscar means nothing. To me, Joan did a much greater job

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

She did give Veda a good belt. But if you watch this film all the way you'll see JUST what a terrible person Veda grows up to be...

[@amarmuammar1576]

Joan Crawford is so stunning. Eternal beauty.

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

Another great scene from that movie. Ann Blyth gave one of the greatest supporting role performances in movie history.

[@georgialee6755]

Yes She was awesome! She was only 16!

[@mdenmark604]

Agreed - and she was only 16!

[@scottgates6993]

Butterfly McQueen-probably the only one on the set who would get her degree in political science. An amazing woman!

[@kkm9292]

My mother would have taken the skin off of my back for talking back like that.

[@georgialee6755]

It’s just a movie

[@iwillnotcomplyistandformyf6642]

@@georgialee6755 Dude, some people get the behlt for snapping back at their parents like that.

[@jduwayne1]

@Kathalkali Mandal: Mines too…

[@valeriecampbell9581]

And to think Ann Blyth was 17 years old in this film marvelous acting for such a young girl

[@mensahcarrelle]

she was actually 16

[@jackanthony976]

I read, that Shirley Temple who was also around Ann Blythe's age at that time was cast for the role of Veda but Joan used her veto power to axe that idea.

[@stevetrowbridge7425]

That would've been interesting to see Shirley Temple play that part. Certainly would've been different for her.

[@yansatoussaint2266]

@@jackanthony976 Ann Blythe killed the role of Vida. Couldn't have cast a better actress imo.

[@bhumphries1360]

@@jackanthony976 Just curious if you know why Joan was against the idea of Shirley getting the part? I love hearing back stories from these old films. Thank you in advance!

[@romeoisha]

OMG... that was the ultimate pimp slap the originator of the backhander...#I LOVE JOAN CRAWFORD😂😂😂👏👏👏👰

[@twerk4jesus108]

Romello Live yup her face vibrated too that shit was REAL...

[@allys744]

Ann Blyth deserves her Oscar nod. This was one of her first films and she nailed it 👏 Veda was such a devil child, but Ann was classy and extremely talented, a beautiful singer too ❤️✨

[@SunBunz]

I came here from the rehearsal scene in Mommie Dearest. It’s equally hilarious. 😂 2:07 _(smack-smack)_

[@creolelady182]

That Veda is something else

[@lacyrammell2466]

Veda has SUCH strong Blair Waldorf energy

[@corym8358]

Ann Blyth should have won Best Supporting Actress for this role. She played the spoiled mean daughter perfectly.

[@dxmxo9427]

Vida is vicious

[@capacola262743]

i love how, even in 1945, the parents are INSTANTLY sorry when they hit their kids. i was born in 1965. both of my parents (and a few uncles and aunts) hit me worse than that at least several times a week. i was sent to catholic school for 12 long years where my teachers hit me worse than that all the time. if i cried, they would make fun of me for crying. nobody was EVER SORRY, and i am still waiting for a single apology from anyone.

[@BillofRights1951]

Interesting comment. So sorry you were throttled so much. I was raised in the 50's and as a child was spanked almost daily, mostly by my mom, and I was a good kid! My elementary school at the time had one of those big paddles for miscreant kids. That being said, my parents were very loving, and as I would say, 'generous without being indulgent'. It was a good childhood. Still, years later, I jokingly chided my mom about the daily corporal punishment, and her response was classic of the times: "I NEVER spanked you! I just cuffed you around when I needed to!"

[@kjgammon1658]

You had it coming, and you know it!

[@arturdabrowski3976]

I think corporal punishment was very much in use in Poland in the early 20th century, let alone during the war(s) and post-war periods. I can relate to how bad it feels to be punished in this way, no matter the frequency, but the worst memory I have is seeing my grown-up mom pinned down and smacked by my grandparents. I was too young to even know what that was about and I only saw it once, but that image is etched in my memory for good.

[@mikedavis8314]

Sorry to read that about you. I sense that those memories still haunt you. No adult should ever strike a child across the face, that's child abuse. I believe that adults who abuse children were abused themselves as children, physically and/or emotionally.

[@capacola262743]

@@mikedavis8314 Thanks.

[@jesusmartinez5494]

Adore Joan Crawford & Ann Blith is easy onthe eyes. Such a timeless movie

[@candaceroberts3238]

Hasn't struck her yet that she comes from the same people, ha ha.

[@jaytops]

Butterfly McQueen - HEAVEN !!!

[@bhumphries1360]

Wasn't she the same woman in Gone With the Wind?

[@annedavis6090]

@@bhumphries1360 "I don't know nothing 'bout birthin no babies". ..she was classic, and lovely.

[@bhumphries1360]

@@annedavis6090 I asked because I didn't know. What's the big deal about me asking? 🙄

[@annedavis6090]

@@bhumphries1360 no big deal at all. She was just so unique. My "of course" was not meant with any unkindness at all. I have removed it. You have a great day and be safe and well💁

[@RozitaVideo]

And to think that Ann Blyth almost didn’t get the role because she couldn’t act bitchy enough. Joan Crawford knew Ann could do it, and helped her.

[@mikedavis8314]

The maid is Butterfly McQueen, who played Prissy in Gone With the Wind ("I don't know nothin' 'bout birthin' babies!"). Notice how she looks directly into the camera at 0:19 and 0:56. She just couldn't help herself. LMAO.

[@akrenwinkle]

I thought I was the only one to notice this definite no-no. Looking into the camera means looking directly at the viewing audience, as if saying, "Here I am, playing the same silly maid... but that's all I get offered."

[@DKenUCLA]

I dont get it, what was so degrading about being a waitress?

[@AngelofMusic04]

DKenUCLA Veda is an arrogant little narcissist who thinks she's better than everyone around her.

[@Themanwhocameback2]

A waitress was a low class, working class job, Vida was a pretentious little monster.

[@juliebrehove6817]

Veda was a spoiled and pretentious little sociopath. All she cared about was class and money. Working for a living used to be seen as degrading, as opposed to people who inherited their wealth.

[@loub.8673]

My Mother, supported my older brother and I, working two shifts a day, then catering functions. Single-handedly putting a roof over our heads, food in our stomachs, clothes on our backs. Though she died several years ago, I will always respect her for how hard she worked. She was also physically beautiful. She deserved a better life. Much more to what made her what she became. I have to believe she is finally at peace. 💞

[@peterd.9522]

Vida has delusions of grandeur. She was a phony, a social climber, and felt superior, especially to her mother. To Vita, her mother being a common waitress was humiliating, Vita is morally bankrupt, as the film in forensic film noir style reveals brilliantly.

[@namewithheldnamewithheld2725]

No one writes them like this anymore.

[@danageorge492]

She should have left Veda singing in that dive. What an evil wretch.

[@kimclayton2860]

Joan Crawford and Butterfly McQueen...uncredited though. Great film.

[@iwillnotcomplyistandformyf6642]

Who cares about Bitterfly McFeen

[@bennz5610]

Cute little Carmen Miranda performance Kay gave us here!

[@p994able]

Gotta love how she said "South America way" 💖

[@bl00]

2:17 Straight out of Scamber Turd's testimony.

[@seanmcgivney7631]

I have been watching this film my whole adult life, I still can't get enough!!!

[@cjh661]

U mean we'll be rich?? Lol

[@doncicci9608]

I adore Butterfly McQueen. What an extraordinary artist.. That Vida was something else. Ann Blythe and Joan Crawford played off eachother on a Shakespearian level.

[@janellejulianajoy]

Kay, the only person Veda loved.

[@johnderham2829]

The only Oscar she won deservedly so

[@salviaofficinalis02]

Joan Crawford was a complex human being from what I read, she doesn't seem to be like any of her contemporaries. She just stands out from my POV unlike any actress in the history of mankind, not neccessarily in a good way.

[@esmeephillips5888]

She was tougher than hardened steel. You had to be to sustain a career and a glamorous image from flapper to woman of the world- from the birth of talkies to being directed by Spielberg. Nothing mattered as much to her as being a star.

[@lioness7582]

I wanted to slap Veda myself, she treats Kay like an afterthought, it's all for Veda but it won't ever be enough.

[@mikehattan]

You've been SNOOPING around in my things mother !

[@rebeccamoore6965]

a acedemy worthy performance is from Anne Blyth!

[@awm8221]

Ann was nominated for best supporting actress

[@jennamarie982]

Lol the daughter in this movie is just like real life-a spoiled brat! Poor Joan RIP🙏❤️

[@lordcron]

The Original Pimp Slap..... Now you know! LOL!

[@stahppls2293]

The maid's the same actress from Gone with the wind!

[@elichaitman3294]

Hattie McDaniel?

[@esmeephillips5888]

@@elichaitman3294 Butterfly McQueen, Scarlett's feckless maid who doan kno nuttin 'bout birthin babies.

[@esmeephillips5888]

Fun fact: Butterfly McQueen was a professed atheist, an unusual stance for black women even today.

[@djs2356]

Oh Darling Precious Veda, Angel.....She was so good.

[@marymitchell6257]

1:40 even the way Veda turns here is evil and calculated… Ann Blyth is fantastic in this film!

[@cynthiawilliams5240]

This is one of my favorite movies...I Love Joan Crawford...very beautiful..❤

[@Kat-id7rz]

Veda is a sour apple .

[@saugusguy]

Weren't the pies bad enough..im dying!@@😂😂😂

[@sintes88]

The fastest double slap in the West

[@allangallant5457]

Kate does not even come close to Joan

[@user-xd6qz3qc7i]

Классное кино. Кроуфорд , Блит, Карсон бесподобны. А также Захари Скотт. Ну почему сейчас нет ничего подобного ? Великолепная роль Кроуфорд, Оскар достойный, сюжет и импровизации достойны премии Станиславского , сюжет даже в современности имеет место быть , браво 👏

[@trevorMT]

My favourite actress legend Joan Crawford

[@macmahon_matt]

Fun Fact: Ann Blyth who played Veda had a hard time playing mean and evil because she’s a singer, and never had a temper, so Joan Crawford coached her and that’s how their friendship began on set of Mildred Pierce. Bette Davis was Michael Curtis’ (Director’s) original choice to play Mildred in Mildred Pierce, but she turned down the role, and after Joan Crawford’s signed at Warners it was not Michael Curtis’s choice for Crawford, however, onset they did not get along with each other until the end of shooting, and when he accepted the Academy Award for her. (It was also however, when Davis’ and Crawford’s rivalry/feud began.)

[@renesagahon4477]

One of best scenes ever

[@steverobinson4319]

That slap at 2:06

[@magicknight13]

I just watched this movie this Monday!

[@WWIzd]

The origin of great parenting.

[@kalevala29]

perhaps she wasn't good at being a mother, but Joan was a great actress imo

[@awm8221]

That Mommie Dearest book is all very one sided.

[@peterd.9522]

@@awm8221 That's for sure. Christina was not without ulterior motives,

[@davidmehnert6206]

The house used for filming the exteriors of « Mildred Pierce » was on Latigo Bay Road in Malibu, just below and in front of the Tivoli Cove Apartments, where I happened to live for a few months - was set up to live - so that I could casually meet and begin teaching a little boy who, despite having never before met (let alone dated!) his mother, happened to be my « Mildred Pierce » house washed away in a storm at high tide decades ago

[@annedavis6090]

?

[@jubithinks9116]

That double smack is worth watching this whole movie.

[@jaed3183]

AMBER HEARD REALLY SAID JOHNNY SAID THIS IN COURT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tampa0123456789]

Anyone know the name of that song those two were signing? It was just beautyfull.

[@copacetic9018]

South American Way

[@Tampa0123456789]

Thank you so much Copacetic. This is why i love you-tube more than any of the new technology.

[@gilbertmartinez1504]

Tampa0123456789 HIGHWAY TO HELL

[@llkk750]

I enjoyed this version much more than the remake with Kate Winslet.

[@sluggzmcgee6272]

JOAN CRAWFORD/Mildred Pierce (1906-1977), JO ANN MARLOWE/Kay Pierce (1935-1991), THELMA "Butterfly" McQUEEN/Lottie (1911-1995)

[@GottagitchaGROOOVEon]

She's got the cutest voice Ever! 😄

[@mejw1]

thats some Fine slapping lol

[@desiguy55]

ironic how many of the situations in this movie mirrored Joan's real life. she was a very good actress.

[@mehmetokay7073]

Harriet Craig had a maid named Lotte.

[@CHERYLRGAY]

HELLO😃😃.. THAT IS A GOOD MOVIE😃😃😃😃😃..

[@istvanpraha]

I love the little sister's performance and the fact that her mother considered it racy!

[@tnz6334]

I loved this movie! 🥰

[@luuvvvu4ever692]

This always made me laugh lol

[@eltinand1321]

Never saw that kind of slap before😊😊😊😊

[@tonyktown]

That was a good one, but the Queen of all slaps was Joan Crawford in Queen Bee. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHK0oaurntF-pbc&ab_channel=loafersguy

[@osky529]

Omg Joan looked gorgeous her waist is snatched!!!!

[@chuc5o]

That double slap was a bit weird. And Vera said her line too fast.

[@isabellemartinelli7459]

Merci ! Lointain souvenir !!!😊

[@agenttheater5]

This might be simplifying the story but.....: "How sharper than the serpent's tooth to have a thankless child!" (William Shakespeare's King Lear Act 1 Scene 4)

[@SonicRyan1992]

2:06 - 2:08 did they cut frames? that was an awkward looking slap

[@Muswell]

SonicRyan1992 No - it was a genuine 2-slap. Joan talks about it often.

[@jackanthony976]

Yes, you would think Joan would know how to slap being that she had so much experience slapping her real life daughter Christina around.

[@josephhernandez1885]

Joan unleashing her real side caught on film

[@sergiosalcedo5111]

So is this the role Bete Davis declined?

[@gilbertmartinez1504]

Joan Crawford and her two favorite costars, at their best: Her shoulder pads!!

[@routeman680]

Very faint sound on this.

[@acwaiter]

Golden age of Hollywood

[@djs2356]

Poor Dear Sweet Vida!!!!!!!

[@annedavis6090]

🙄

[@CT-cb3kb]

Yes what a joke, she was the apple of Mildreds eyes

[@MitchBanks-fu6iy]

2:07 Let's go Joan lmao

[@dobazajr]

Veda is a perfect narcissist.

[@wendypannhausen7367]

This Great film is another example of brilliant acting by Holywood greats..My Mum was an avid fan of Film Review books of the 40s50s and loved to sit and watch(the films I mean) them with me when I was a child ..This story for some reason reminds me of Megan Markle and her Father.!!!

[@travisjames3517]

The book shows that Mildred caused a LOT of probs that weren’t featured in the movie.

[@SomethingSomethingg]

Wow! The way she hit her! She probably got lost in the role and thought it was Christina she was speaking to.

[@sheiladavis6523]

Fierce oh well.12- 31- 19

[@bilahn1198]

How could that dress fit both of them? They have very different figures!