What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? - Oh, Shutup!

[@brightstarlit]

God. Every line Bette delivers is freaking genius and hilarious 😂 !!!

[@DL_LA_420]

Camp before camp.

[@beautifulwoman6376]

+Victor Tweed Mae West was wayyyyyyyy before this and she invented camp!

[@ilovegreen324]

“No! You didn’t eat your din din. So you have to wait till lunchtime.” Loooooove that quote!

[@MG8181.]

It terrifies me. She’s acting cutesy while being a monster

[@NormAppleton]

This movie, Jane is the monster. Yet Bette was such a better person than Joan. Aldrich got good preparation for the Dirty Dozen from this one.

[@obscurelyvague]

"Ilovegreen324" So essentially Jane was telling Blanche that she was not going to serve her breakfast (which is supposed to be the next meal after dinner).

[@christophemoonstone4730]

"I didn't bring you Breakfast, because you didn't eat your Din Din

[@k.burton3473]

OMGOSH when Jane coldly replies: "Yeah I've thought about that." SNAP!!! LOL

[@lambyiii]

I'm only 26, but this is one of the best movies I've ever seen. Bette Davis is SUPERB in this film.

[@faire7410]

35 now, how’s life

[@Thesavageeye]

Are you alive now? Must be 38 by bow

[@Seabasstien]

Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress. These two ladies were the Perfect Storm.

[@DiabolicalAngel]

The way Bette says, "OH SHUT UP!" makes me scream with laughter everytime....its so cranky old lady like XD!!!

[@austinteutsch]

How Bette didn't get an Academy Award for this role is beyond me. That line delivered so horribly: "You didn't eat your din-din!" Was so classic Bette Davis. This is a gem of a movie.

[@nassauguy48]

Anne Bancroft was simply too phenomenal in The Miracle Worker.

[@Girl_Girl1488]

@@nassauguy48 actually not

[@olie171]

@@Girl_Girl1488 Actually yes and got an Oscar to prove it.

[@Girl_Girl1488]

@@olie171 Oscar is prove nothing!So many ordinary actors and actress got him and so what????And so many gifted actors like Glenn Close don't have.Oscar is not everything.

[@olie171]

@@Girl_Girl1488 I was talking about Oscar back then not now. It used to be reliably respected but now it's just trash.

[@sweetoneloves6811]

NOTHING BUT LOVE FOR YOU BETTY OMG . Betty you and Joan KILLED THIS MOVIE LMAO

[@oct1883]

no wonder jane is mad.. blanche ring the bell so many times that it annoys me too.. LOL

[@veronicaave4787]

The interaction between them is fantastic 🤣 the shade was REAL 🤣🤣🤣

[@effinyu9554]

Classic old school shade.

[@julianstefanosmolcic1920]

Bette should have won the Oscar for this film and Joan deserved a nomination. They were both brilliant.

[@facemob7523]

Didn't eat your din-din CLASSIC

[@keybaangel3]

U didn't eat ur din din..lmaoooo

[@tiffythekewlchick3457]

Staycee ikrrr

[@ilovegreen324]

Staycee classic 😆

[@jazmynbrown6820]

😁😁😁😁

[@strikeleather6503]

😅😅

[@edricawebb1578]

This was a real "horror" movie, before the monsters, aliens, zombies, CGI, etc.. Old Hollywood understood that "horror," is the way we humans treat each other.

[@feedmeastraycat8247]

You said it so well

[@obscurelyvague]

"edrica webb" There were horror movies back then but as time went on, movies depicted more common realities Not merely two aging sisters, one of whom is mistreating the other as in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane, but depictions of human trafficking, domestic abuse , children's toys that come to life and try to kill people, etc.. well what goes round comes round.

[@trapperjohnson261]

Joan should've been nominated for an Oscar too. she wants brilliant here.

[@henriquecosta1441]

TRAPPER JOHNSON your lips hummmmmm

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

I agree.. she was perfect!

[@TheRmjr]

@@ulrichlehnhardt4293 She was perfect at being Joan Crawford, not playing Blanche Hudson.

[@fliplinefungus]

@@ulrichlehnhardt4293 Joan was great. I like Bette too, but in this movie, as far as I'm concerned, she can go screw. Sorry for the atrocious language (I know this will get me some trolling comments) but she'd done the same performance before in other films. She especially didn't deserve any award for how she treated Joan Crawford during the filming of this movie, and on other occasions. It wasn't a one woman show and she knew it. Joan, in fact, suggested adapting the book What Ever Happened To Baby Jane with her and Davis in the lead roles, and she personally recommended Bette for the leading role. What Bette did in response was claim that she did all the work, act all surprised when Crawford "campaigned against her", then hold a grudge for several years over an Oscar that she didn’t, in my opinion, deserve. She was bitter towards someone who she should have been a smidge grateful to, especially since when this film is discussed people mention how great Bette is and s*** on Crawford.

[@NishaLarein]

"You didn't eat your din din" Lmao.

[@johnperrigo6474]

Blanche would've driven me crazy too with all that buzzing.

[@countess77]

This movie is full of classic one liners... My grand mother used to use the do ya want some ice cream? Cracked me up every time ?

[@edl6398]

fabulous, amazing Bette Davis...

[@xstanadu]

The Best Ever ! The acting skills of Bette Davis was incredible here . Joan Crawford was wonderful as well AND can’t understand WHY she did not get a Oscar Nomination along w/ Bette Davis However , Bette Davis became Baby Jane and it’s a amazing , sad , funny & most entertaining character . Oscar was sadly not rewarded her and she deserved BEST ACTRESS hands down Everyone knows it ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@xstanadu]

Nottellin noone oh yes , know all about it and what a damn shame & she was so nasty about it w/ obvious jealousy . Bette Davis SHOULD have WON the Oscar that year !! HANDS DOWN !!!!!!!! Yes , Anne Bancroft was also great & Deserved it , but BETTE DAVIS ⭐️ she was brilliant in her role as Jane .

[@AsylumFreak19]

Since the window was open she should have listened for when Jane turned Elvira away she would have been able to scream down for Elvira

[@monica012077]

"You're just a neurotic, Blanche." Just love the way she delivers that line. Also, when was the last time an actress ate on camera? This was priceless.

[@emeele5454]

I wаtсhеd Whаt Еvеr Hарреnеd tо Bаbу Jаnе? full mоviееe hееrе twitter.com/cb51d17d74e4a2aaf/status/795843585849470976 Whаt Еver Hаррenеd tо Bаbу Jаne Оh Shutuр

[@joancrawford6460]

Marco Ledezma , Yeah? How much did they soak ya for membership?!

[@edglebennett6312]

Monica Matos,ya thats an awesome line...i love it,and love to say it to people and friends

[@JSOMERSETJSOMERSET]

Monica Matos so many of today's actresses suck on camera . does that count?

[@erosfranco1847]

Monica Matos I agree

[@shellyblanchard5788]

I love this part . She was trying to teach her a lesson she didn't get. 😊

[@JeffmChicago]

A dead rat & a parakeet had Blanche in turmoil to eat. Jane damn near starved her sister to death in fear. Butcha' didn't eat your din-din. lol

[@davedvlaries7764]

Actually, Crawford made more money from the picture. In the initiating deal, Crawford took 10 percent of the gross. Davis went for more cash up front and only 5 percent of the gross, at which point nobody was guessing near so optimistically what a bonanza the film would prove to be.

[@belenhernandezbenavente3420]

Flawless performances both actresses... Bette and Joan superb. Brilliant.

[@TheRmjr]

But with Crawford’s antics of lobbying against Davis to win the Oscar in ‘63, they both lost out on earning more money for this classic film. More money would have been generated had one or both of them won an Oscar that year.

[@michaelmeehan693]

I am 51 years old. I have been watching this film for 30+ years.. I still laugh my a_s off when Jane looks up and screams out "OH SHUT UP!" and then "STOP IT!" when she is going up the stairs.. you KNOW Blanche is in for a world of hurt at that point!!

[@peggyochoa3538]

bette cracks me up every time i watch the movie i laugh till i cry lol

[@nativetexanful]

I've been watching this movie all my life, too and never get tired of it. The acting in it is superb.

[@atlantacoolguy]

Love the very 1st part as she is ringing the buzzer you hear this funny burping sound lol

[@mitchdavis264]

there's rats in the cella!

[@peggyochoa3538]

i never get tired of this movie i watch once a week just to get a good laugh at bette davis lol

[@markwhitman72]

You"ll have to wait til lunchtime!"Bette throws her head back as she says this! What a scream!

[@DL_LA_420]

Because you didn't eat your din-din! LMFAO!

[@teateraxxontmet8839]

Yea,, what a movie,,very verrrrrryyyyy good

[@BLUEOHIO]

BOTH QUEENS OF HOLLYWOOD THE BEST HOLLYWOOD EVER HAD

[@RenanCMaia]

Joan's acting remains natural and resists time well.

[@enriquetheprofessor]

i freaggin love how she says STOOOOOOOOOOOP IT!

[@stevebennet6539]

"Yeh, I've thought about that.." Care factor: 0

[@mitchw.3220]

Because u didn't eat ur din din... 🤪

[@mahoganydenzik738]

Bette Davis is my favorite actress

[@carolynarnold6538]

Full movie

[@guddergo7116]

She was great. Legendary.

[@markwhitman72]

Always felt Baby Jane was the more sympathetic character and in the end we know why. True they DO NOT MAKE actresses like this today. Bette Davis was the best, in fact almost all her contemporaries were light years ahead of today's actresses in talent and ability.

[@tigertiger7712]

+Mark Whitman Do you really feel like that, do you? If I were not still in this chair I would stop you from doing bad things to me. ha ha ha

[@Kaboomboo]

Definitely, I felt way more bad for Jane, especially when she tried to latch on to the piano player that was clearly weirded out by her.

[@dollyrawlins5470]

zeldafreak701 yeah but Blanche made Jane think it was her that was driving all those years when it wasn't. Blanche lied all those years hence Jane being so bitter and angry plus years of confinement together, recipe for disaster.

[@Escul1960]

It was more than acting because the two actually couldn't stand each other.....lol.

[@H0neybaby_23]

Joan was very raw in this movie, this is the first time she really acted. It’s an amazing job. Bette is also great as Jane, the lines she delivers with dead pan delivery is amazing. Joan should have got a supporting actress nod at the very least. But she fought with Bette and ruined Bette’s chance at winning her third.

[@poetcomic1]

Bette Davis WAY over the top performance reminds me of her work in Beyond the Forest, her Rose Moline was outrageous, truthful and savage in a way that snooty film critics would never understand. In both cases it was almost as though she didn't give a damn and went all out. Two of her best films.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

In ‘..Baby Jane’ Davis also gives a nuanced performance and shows us glimpses into Jane’s broken mind.

[@poetcomic1]

@@elspethcoogan1499 Nuanced, honey, is 'All This and Heaven Too'... now THAT is Bette being exquisitely nuanced. Baby Jane is a LOT of cool things but she is NOT 'nuanced'.

[@elspethcoogan1499]

poetcomic1 Honey, that’s the great thing about having an opinion: We can each have one and not necessarily agree.

[@nickdellow6073]

​@@elspethcoogan1499 That is so true. Jane a damaged child, in this case one who was used by her parents (particularly the father) to make money. Jane has become a "monster" because of what happened to her as a child, and Bette Davis keeps this in mind in every scene, even when the character of Jane is at her most sadistic and aggressive (and drunk!). It's of course no coincidence that her name is "Baby" Jane - she is a broken child trapped in an adult's body. There are a couple of scenes where the adult Baby Jane lets the defensive guard against the pain down, for instance when she is looking at her old photographs in a scrapbook and says "I always like this photograph, it's so sad", but it's the beach scene that is the most poignant of all, when Blanche reveals to Jane that she caused the accident and Jane comments "You mean after all this time, we could have been friends". Just before she delivers that line, Bette Davis slowly turns her head with her hands near her mouth, shot from below...it is really beautifully done and very subtle. Of course, none of this denies the fact that there are some very funny one-liners in the film....but the film is much deeper and darker, and much more nuanced, than the "camp horror classic" it is usually labelled these days.

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Baby Jane -- typical emotional abuser.

[@fool4singing]

They've removed a word at :54 when Jane is telling Blanche, "now you have to depend on me for your "......." food again. I'm presuming that Jane either said "damn food," or "goddamn food" and they removed it like they did in a scene in the kitchen where Jane yells out to Blanche, calling her a "bitch." In both of these instances, you can see Bette's mouth moving, but the sound has been turned down. The word "bitch" and "damn" or especially "Goddamn" had a lot more potency back in 1962...

[@EphemeralProductions]

No I think she had a"blip " like people sometimes do when they're talking. Maybe she was trying to remember the next word in the line.

[@fool4singing]

@Trey No, she wouldn't have wanted a mistake left on film,..NOT Bette. She would have demanded a retake.

[@fool4singing]

@@EphemeralProductions No, you can definitely see her mouth forming a word...

[@elspethcoogan1499]

Trey No, that’s not correct. Bette was too much of a professional to have forgotten her lines. She had a trait whereby she would leave a gap between some words, which gave her delivery a more natural flow. In the scene in the kitchen, Jane says “You miserable..” She does then say (mouthed by Bette) “bitch” but it’s drowned out by the buzzer so is not heard.

[@fool4singing]

@@elspethcoogan1499 Right,..you can see Bette's bottom teeth when she forms the word "Goddamn," so you know it had originally been there, and then muted. Also, even though the buzzer is heard over the word "bitch," you can tell it has been muted as well. Like I said above, I think they thought those two words were too severe,..even for Jane!

[@CinnabonChan]

Eat your din-din boys and girls, or Baby Jane will get angry at you!

[@TheParamountPrincess]

That bell would of drove me to drink , i mean............ Baby Jane worked hard for Blanche.. breakfast, lunch and dinner 3x a day. served up on silver! Up and down those stairs all day long, for yearsssssss.... lol...We never even see , who bathes her, combs her hair... helps her bedpan or bathroom. The daily changes into pj's, and day clothes. Laundry. Too much work for Baby Jane...:(... inspite of the housekeeper...........

[@chascooke2878]

Paramount. Yes, karma is a bitch!

[@rajashribanerjee6934]

Blanche is the true villian of the movie and she made jane like this..

[@strikeleather6503]

Beep beep beep "Ooooh shut up!!" Beep beep beep 😂😂😂

[@mocus1]

You can't eat your pudding, until you've had your meat !

[@johnny-cc4in]

In a way it must of helped the movie that the two of them didn't get along. It made the whole thing that much more real and the acting didn't need to be acting.

[@eecaustin]

love you bette davis. this is hiliarious - you didn't eat your din din.

[@Sanpedranoazul]

Great actresses!

[@Frdkrgr1771]

I’m still waiting on my Din Din

[@maryraisch6648]

THAT buzzer would have driven me crazy!

[@renzotiberi2300]

simply the greatest

[@johnv339]

1:07 😆🤪🤣

[@antoniocruzlopez6996]

It's one of my favourite black and white movies, along with Con faldas y a lo loco (Some like it hot). They are two celluloid "monsters" here in Spain when someone is a monster it´s because he or she is a supernatural being), although I'm more of a Bette Davies fan, I think it's great, she lived for many years, with her unique voice, hoarse from tobacco smoke. One of his last appearances was on a trip he made here to Spain. There was no one like her, she survived Hollywood, a place that can destroy you if you are not a powerful being, and she was. Antonio Cruz, Spain.

[@coillest8628]

"Yeah I've thought about that, *followed by a vicious side eye*

[@clgil77]

"If you starve you die..." 😅

[@strikeleather6503]

Well that's true! 😂

[@mothermovementa]

You didn't eat the DIN DIN

[@ncjeffhyder]

shouldn't a house of this caliber and time period have a dumb waiter?

[@nickyoung630]

How did Joan Crawford go from co-staring in box-office hits like Whatever Happened to Baby Jane to the failure that was TROG? Hollywood is a strange place

[@nickyoung630]

@Ms. Gutsy Mummy you'd think all those years of acting would accumulate a pretty comfortable retirement

[@hebneh]

Jane didn't bring Blanche breakfast because she didn't eat her dinner. Not unlike how Joan treated her daughter in real life.

[@gregrak9389]

blow that comment out of your ass, fucktard.

[@dollykins100]

It's true though..

[@thegreatestman851]

Is it me or does shoving Jane down the stairs feel like the ultimate catharsis?

[@juliepownall2000]

Bette davis best actress ever .....great

[@TheRmjr]

I meant what a great timeless scene!

[@JHC_76]

Yeah of course Jane thought of that, she’s been forging her signature.

[@nr1785]

This was so my sister growing up.

[@EphemeralProductions]

A narcissistic gaslighter?? Lol

[@pfer1000]

the young blond girl next door with the dog is actually Bette Davis' daughter in real life.

[@ncjeffhyder]

I always thought she was. does her name show in the credits? do you know if she was in anything else?

[@RhaegarTargaryen1st]

+jeff hyder According to IMDb BD Hyman (aka Barbara Davis Sherry aka Barbara Merrill) was in one other film in 1951 called "Payment on Demand".

[@gilbertmartinez1504]

She is a HORRIBLE actress!!!

[@jacquelinerussell8530]

Yes B.D stands for Barbara Davis

[@annamarcaletti1025]

BETTE DAVIS WAS A GREAT WONDERFUL ACTRESS ❤️💓

[@supersonicbird11]

OMG, sooo funny SHUT UP-STOP IT .....

[@edglebennett6312]

it's so good isn't it???

[@k.burton3473]

omgosh I think I see myself in the future! ROFL!!!!!!!

[@NNIgelb1]

you didn't eat you'r din din now you'll have to wait till lunch time

[@effinyu9554]

Yah didn't eacha din din!

[@tuchehstone]

Ahh.... The hagsploitation era! So many psycho biddies and not enough screen time!!

[@tresham79]

It gets on my nerves that she didn't yell to the neighbor gardening to help her instead of throwing the paper out the window.

[@mothermovementa]

The reason she put up with Jane is that she was guilty for framing her sister.

[@saulpineda2737]

Alaska Thunderfuck totally cemented her iconic status thanks to this reenactment!

[@edglebennett6312]

I thought you was supposed to be the big girl in the family you just going to ride it Blanche you just in the right nothing wrong with it

[@ClareBElsey]

yeah, I've thought about that... LOL

[@mauricioexenberger6225]

Unfortunately, frank and transparent people, who show their feelings, are often seen as unfriendly, arrogant, and even insane. Already the concealed ones get everything they want. They manipulate, defame, persecute, gossip, betray, induce others to make mistakes and even crimes. In my opinion, this is the theme of "What Happened to Baby Jane?", Released in 1962 in the United States and in 1964 in Brazil, directed by Robert Aldrich. The backstage of this low-budget gothic horror film about sisters Jane Hudson (Bette Davis) and Blanche Hudson (Joan Crawford) have been rewritten in the miniseries "Feud" (2017) in which Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon revive Crawford and Davis , the stars of the 1960s film. In "Feud," Crawford is portrayed as a financially shattered, aging, decadent actress who tries to get around with the filming of "What Happened to Baby Jane?" The idea of ​​following the same line of "psychotic" by Alfred Hitchcock, a commercial and critical megassuccess launched two years earlier in 1960, was successful, and marked the career of the two veteran actresses at the time. According to "Feud," it would have departed from Crawford's suggestion, to call the rival, Davis, to make the protagonist or antagonist, depends on the angle chosen by the viewer. Blanche (Crawford) is the sister physically fragile, having suffered an accident that left her paraplegic. Davis already plays the histrionic Jane. To give life to the character, she chose to wear loaded makeup, wig and old-fashioned dresses. It looks like an old-fashioned doll from the beginning of the last century, but wrinkled and grotesque. Both the pathetic look and the exaggerated, surreal interpretation remind the audience of Davis' memorable characters such as Mildred Rogers of "Of Human Bondage" (1934) and Regina Giddens of "The Little Foxes" (1941) . It's hilarious to see the actress drag her slippers around the house, imitate Crawford's voice on the phone, curse, make fun of her own wickedness, as if she owns the situation. Between the lines, the story shows the existential emptiness of an old lady, lonely, drunk, dominated by guilt, who tries to react, but only manages to distribute hammering, kicking, embarrassing, frightening and disgusting the public. Lukas Heller's screenplay, based on Henry Farrell's eponymous novel, is resourceful and offers more than a horror film, made only to scare. It shows that anyone, when manipulated and betrayed, can lose track and reason, and see no other way out, except to go back to being a child and go to the beach, to have an ice cream.

[@karllieck9064]

So Blanche started to eat her fingers.

[@erosfranco1847]

Wow she is fantastic. BETTY

[@07FreshMaker]

Why couldn’t she just scream out the window to the neighbours? Lol

[@jnellieeightyfive7725]

Joan Crawford is insane

[@marqueamore8467]

That's a lamb chop not a chicken leg and it looks GOOD lol

[@edglebennett6312]

i look at this everyday.

[@material___]

0:12 DAMMIT! LOL

[@tiffanykinsel9974]

I find this hilarious

[@emilys3458]

I love love love this movie. Bette Davis was brilliant. My only problem is why did not Blanche simply scream out the window to that “nosy Mrs. Bates”and tell her what was going on. She had the opportunity. But then again, that would have made no movie. LOL

[@RajaMCool]

She doesn’t die at the end!

[@vilentman111]

Bette Davis is fucking terrifying in this movie

[@Nightman221k]

Blanche should have checked to see, I mean in my opinion I'm not really sure Jane could have done any worse than putting a rat or a dead bird under the lid... well a live rat maybe, but in that case she'd hear the rat anyway.

[@chadhoy7489]

They didnt even have to act. They disliked each other. Like a lot

[@Potus-he4sl]

Insane amazing movie

[@PPM209]

My evil uncle treated my grandmother this way. He use to watch this movie all the time. I hope he rots in hell

[@flashesofblack4128]

I think if I had to endure that annoying buzzer, buzzing over and over, I would yell Ah Shut up too!

[@Girl_Girl1488]

Goosbumps

[@simonantonehie6392]

I've been looking for this movie for ages, I remember watching this in English gcse but I couldn't remember what the movie was called

[@SuperStormyNormy]

I'm pretty sure the lunch was going to be a dead rat.

[@TheBoomhahaha]

Good God I love this movie