Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? - In Color

[@joethelion6016]

I love Bette Davis mocking Blanche 'Oh really, did she like it?' Hah . . her face . . fantastic

[@NS-vw8pm]

IA and it shows how much of a range she had. On the other hand I can’t see Joan doing “Baby Jane”

[@joethelion6016]

@@NS-vw8pm No, Joan Crawford was quite one dimensional

[@KimKimberly1979]

Love it!

[@jessiejames7492]

I like yr profile picture. The cats blue eyes !

[@joethelion6016]

@@jessiejames7492 Awwww thanks jessie 😀

[@bigneon_glitter]

This is genuinely gorgeous. And the discoloration of Davis' makeup makes Jane appear even crazier & disturbing.

[@andrewtodaro2874]

Yeah! She’s like the joker!

[@danielkoher1944]

@@andrewtodaro2874 You are so right! She’s totally 💯% Bette! 😊

[@lrlavalais2068]

🤣🤣🤣😭

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

That's one of the most disturbing things l've ever seen. And I didn't have a problem w clowns til then.

[@lrlavalais2068]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 🤣🤣🤣

[@Taliesin800]

Both of them deserved an Oscar for these performances - sheer genius

[@marccardiff]

Nah, just Bette IMO. Joan is old-school playacting, Bette is frighteningly real.

[@kjgammon1658]

@@marccardiff You are obviously an amateur... devoid of the knowledge of the finer points and subtlety of a good acting performance.. very delusional..

[@verawalker1091]

Fully agree.

[@lindagurrera685]

Try they should have made an exception and given them both best actress

[@kty8787]

No. Only Bette.

[@MarcusCiambelli]

Bette Davis was robbed of an Oscar for this role!

[@RaymondHng]

Crawford didn't go unpunished.

[@australorp6367]

No she wasn't. Anne Bancroft deserved it. Watch her performance in "The Miracle Worker." You will change your mind.

[@MarcusCiambelli]

@@australorp6367 No, I won't. Ms. Bancroft had somebody to base her character on. Ms. Davis created the look and attitude of Baby Jane. The only reason she didn't get the Oscar was because of the very jealous, very childish Ms. Joan Crawford.

[@danlippershey380]

@@MarcusCiambelli Bancroft did give a lovely performance

[@kjgammon1658]

@@MarcusCiambelli total BS, only in Davis' own warped mind.

[@philomalley1510]

Bette Davis created a character that is so real. So dangerous and broken. This is one of the top ten films ever made. The colorized version is perfect. I'd love to see the entire film colorized. Thankyou for sharing ❤️

[@rebex7907]

What other films do you recommend? I agree it’s one of the best films I’ve ever seen

[@jm7804]

It's great fun and I like the film but let's not go overboard with top 10 all time.

[@heaintloveu]

It’s actually very slow-moving

[@ThisGuy65842]

@@rebex7907 The Bad Seed 1956...

[@direfranchement]

@@jm7804It’s definitely one of the best of that decade.

[@magica1355]

You know its a good movie when Joan Crawford is a sympathetic character 😭

[@kenthuang436]

I disagree. Blanche was a total b**** who played the victim and gaslit her own sister for decades and let others mistreat Jane and talk badly about her and never once tried to stop it. Blanche got wha5 she deserved in the end.

[@christinebrett4825]

She was hell wasn't she in real life? Abused her adopted kids (well, they say that).

[@musculusgarbos]

She usually played sympathetic characters. Check out her films.

[@enravene]

Yeaahhhh just like her film with Garbo in grand hotel

[@antmagor]

When asked by a reporter, if Betty Davis was truly a b🐩tch in real life Betty Davis simply answered “no I’m a lady in real life. I just get hired to play the b🐕tch’s. Joan, on the other hand always gets cast to play the ladies. What does that tell you?“

[@benjaminclasper9355]

The way she mimicked Blanche at 0:44 gives me chills.

[@rcperry2000]

That was Joan, they used her voice to overdub and Bette mouthed it

[@duccik5509]

@@rcperry2000 I was wondering as well and i thought it's just too good to mimick that

[@poppyaddams6467]

It is very chilling in its own way. When she recites her lines and sings the song, dipping into denial and then being pulled back to reality, it’s just really unsettling to watch. I adore this movie, very interesting to see it in color!

[@aileenwagner2576]

I agree. And when u read the terrific book this is based on, u get insight into what is going on inside what was left her mind. Really perfectly acted!!

[@silverlocket3760]

This makes me want to watch it in color

[@ncavlleguy]

One of the BEST FILMS EVER MADE !

[@yvonneplant9434]

It was pretty much a so-called B movie when it was new. It became a cult classic over time.

[@patricematthews7565]

Absolutely

[@freeedward8]

AND IT'S BETTER IN BLACK AND WHITE

[@obscurelyvague]

@@yvonneplant9434 Yes. There are movies that have had trajectories like that.

[@orion8835]

This is even more frightening in color. Incredibly entertaining film that never loses shock quality.

[@GrandpasOldMoviesChest]

I thought the same thing!

[@dwtheman00]

I think the main reason why this film wasn't in color is because Bette Davis opposed to doing the film in color. She ended up saying that it would just make the movie look more of a "sad story look pretty."

[@josecaez1646]

And she was right. Also, it's creepier in BW

[@williamratcliffe7794]

That was a true statement Bette made, as was also why 'Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte' was not filmed in color, as it in her words "would have looked like Gone With The Wind"...

[@audreydaleski1067]

Black and white is better.

[@Seabasstien]

These two performances were incredibly good, and the complexity in which Joan Crawford portrays Blanche evokes sympathy every time I watch it despite the truth behind her character. That's real acting.

[@TomYaz]

this film was shot on a color negative .. meant for back white

[@wealllovemerylstreep7037]

When I was growing up we had a t.v. where you could adjust the color on the t.v. so I could pick and choose when I wanted to watch something in color. This just reminded me of that.!

[@alisonmansfield9052]

My God Betty Davis was a fantastic actress....

[@1952mrpdc]

Alison. Off screen she was a really horrible person. Even her daughter said this in an interview. BD and JC never got on because they fell for the same man in real life so BD was jealous of that and the feud never stopped. PC. 06. 08. 2022.

[@Dontaskmia]

@@1952mrpdc we arent talking about offscreen, most hollywood actors are stuck up b****s anyways, as an actress she was awesome though.

[@ericrivera8410]

She was a bully she had a younger sister who was mentally challenged she'd drag her by the arm and say I'm making the money so you do as I say

[@dpf5939]

​​@@1952mrpdcI realized later that the Feud series was built up to show a real feud between the two women. Bette in interviews always said Joan was a professional and knew her lines. Bette was the same. In 1935 Bette made a movie with an actor Joan was seeing. They had sex. Joan found out and married him anyway. Bette fell for him. That was said to be what started the feud. Anyway there is truth and fiction about their famous feud. And Bette was robbed of the oscar. And I wouldn't believe a word that her so called christian daughter said about anything.

[@georgerichardson7728]

@@1952mrpdc Nothing good to say about the departed? Then say nothing

[@Satrina777]

When Bette repeats Joan's "Oh really? Did she like it?", it's actually Joan's repeating herself as a voiceover while Bette's mouthing the words.

[@emjayay]

Same as the phone call to the liquor store.

[@onlymebaby.9249]

I thought so. It sounded too much like JC.

[@AWlpsSHOW36]

Baby Jane looks more creepy and disturbing in colour than she does in black and white. LOL You colourized it brilliantly!

[@fnuppyfnup]

The fact she accepted this role testifies to her greatness.

[@adriengadson3544]

If someone had not seen this movie and known it was in black and white. Then they would have never known the difference. The color on Betty's face does this justice especially with her deranged behavior in this movie .... good job !

[@Whatt787]

Amazing color quality, looks like the movie was just made

[@kevinbertke5719]

Bette did a great job and let's be honest so did Joan. Joan's character makes the story work. They really make a great team. Too bad this is our only exposure to their electricity. I've often wondered what Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte would of been like if Joan hadn't been released from the project.

[@E.K.2003]

Good question! Olivia DeHavilland sure showed her acting chops as Cousin Miriam! What a contrast between this character and Melanie Wilkes!

[@califdad4]

@@E.K.2003 and even "Woman in a cage '

[@firenze5555]

I love Olivia de Havilland but I think that HHSC would have been MUCH better with Joan Crawford in the role.

[@califdad4]

@@firenze5555 when sweet Olivia de Havilland turned on Bette and hauled off and slapped the crap out of her and got nasty, got the guy rolled up in a rug and got him in the trunk of the 64 Buick Electra, really got me, loved her in that part

[@firenze5555]

@@califdad4 Yes, it was a great film. I just like the chemistry between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis.

[@davehue9517]

Bette Davis was one of Hollywoods last true Stars....

[@sandyblue4235]

The amazing thing about this movie is because Joan Crawford was such a beast in real life but such a meek person in this movie.

[@jessebacon817]

Bette Davis was no angel in real life either.

[@laramaui4114]

True that. Two talented beastly beauties.

[@joethelion6016]

@@jessebacon817 Bette D didn't take any 💩from anyone but she was nowhere near as wicked as Ms Crawford

[@Blumoon_vii]

​@@joethelion6016 I think u believe Joan daughter book and that's shallow from u go do ur research and you'll find her daughter made that book up for money and exposure look it up and that movie mommy dearest was so extra even the writter of books of lies didn't like it and said it's over the top

[@joethelion6016]

@@Blumoon_vii Don't tell me to do my research twit, you don't even know me 😆 Crawford had mental health issues, Bette Davis didn't

[@stacywiley9252]

Bette Davis deserve the Oscar!

[@danielthoman7324]

I've seen this movie literally hundreds of times because it's one of my favorites. sometimes I used to wonder how it would look in color.... now I know. I love seeing it in color!

[@jaynescott219]

This film is an absolute classic! I never tire of watching it! Bette Davis acted her heart out! Both ladies did! Bette deserved an Oscar for her performance! She was a legend in my eyes!

[@catherinespurrier9163]

I do not care how old she is Betty Davis in this film she has the most amazing smile she is radiant x

[@suesmith3744]

They don’t make them like Bette and Joan anymore . Should have both gotten Oscar’s for this masterpiece .

[@ozdorothyfan]

This is among the best acting I have ever seen. Truly remarkable performance so late in Bette Davis's career.

[@luluseatowngetdown6251]

Watch Doctor Zhivago & Lawrence of Arabia.

[@alanrobinson8510]

...and to think, she went on to work for at least 25 more years after she played Baby Jane Hudson! One of Hollywood's true legends.

[@idachau1080]

Bette Davis was superb in this role, as in many of her films. She was always a great actress and my favourite. This film is creepy but even more creepy in colour. Bette should have had an Oscar for this.. the animosity in real life was played out beautifully in the movie. I think Bette was short changed with Joan Crawford.. JC wasn't a fave of mine.. Bette fought hard for decent parts in her early years, and quite rightly deserved it. Dark Victory, Now Voyager, Elizabeth and Essex, The Old Maid, The Letter .etc.. fabulous movies and a fabulous actress. Thanks for the colouring of this movie.. even more scary...,👏👏

[@markanthony4950]

Davis deserved the Oscar for this film; she was the Greatest actress Hollywood ever produced!

[@AnthonyChambers-y4k]

I totally agree miss Davis was robbed for this performance she should’ve WON

[@paperchain1239]

Bette Davis was an utter legend. I mean Joan, you could have eaten the salad!

[@obscurelyvague]

@paperchain1239 I think if I were the character, Blanche I would have hidden the rat and when Jane comes back to take the tray I would have told her that it was delicious and she ought to try it too.

[@stephenknob7540]

WOW!!! This color version is AWESOME!! I've seen this movie many times, but seeing it in color was like seeing it for the first time! Better Davis so deserved the Oscar for her performance. She was robbed. Thanks again! Great!!!!

[@1952mrpdc]

Stephen. The colour ruins the film. It was supposed to be in black and white. By the way, it was never made in colour even though people think it was. PC. 06. 08. 2022.

[@rosesweetcharlotte]

@@1952mrpdc It doesn't ruin the movie. It just drastically changes it. It's less a thriller than a horror film. It looks like the set and Davis are rotting away.

[@ashleyshoop]

@@1952mrpdc what the fuck

[@1952mrpdc]

@@ashleyshoop Dear Ashley. You want to look up what the word F... Actually means because you don't know. I do PC. 16. 09. 2022.

[@collenekennedy]

Wow! I thought I could never imagine this picture in color and didn't know if I wanted to see it that way, but this is hauntingly beautiful!

[@timkeith2919]

I love it in color the house the furnishings and Bette looked even more wicked than the black and white 😊

[@JHC_76]

Absolutely love this movie. I’ve seen it so many times, but can still watch it. It’s a shame they both didn’t end up doing more movies together.

[@material___]

I forgot how good they both were in this movie.

[@beaulangston4198]

Wow, love to color and would watch the whole thing again.

[@brettmillman9137]

A stunning performance both Bette and Joan and I totally love this movie. How great to see it in color. I want a full colorized version to watch.

[@louisgrassimedium]

Because I love this movie so much, it's fun to see this bit in color...HOWEVER, part of why this movie is amazing is the black and white...it added the perfect eeriness to the mood

[@strikeleather6503]

Two of the greatest actresses ever! Both unique in their own way. And it's wonderful a whole new generation is discovering this masterpiece of film via the Feud series.

[@11rokerito]

Hopefully all of Joan Crawford's films are also in color. Joan Crawford even in a wheelchair and at an advanced age was still very glamorous and a fashion icon. And Bette's makeup and that dress is spectacular.

[@freddie3206]

Gabriel Sanz, I thought Joan had blue eyes. They are not blue on my computer in this movie.

[@kjgammon1658]

I hardly consider being in your fifties Advanced age!

[@1953childstar]

@@freddie3206 Yes, Joan had turquoise blue eyes and "Baby Janes" wig was a "yellow blonde"..

[@christhomas5761]

@@kjgammon1658 Her grave stone gives her year of birth as 1908 which would make 53/54 at the time of this film , she looks older.

[@11rokerito]

@@kjgammon1658 Joan was born in 1905 and this film is from the year 62' so Joan would be 57 or 58 years old. Almost 60 years was a dinosaur age for cinema at that time. And considering that 60 years is not an old woman but an advanced and very mature age.

[@susanrotella4726]

I've seen this movie many times but color brings it to another level.

[@davidgoldman6913]

I LOVED IT... Bette w/clown makeup & Joan, the victim of circumstance... IT'S CLASSIC!!! ✌️👌🏾👍🏼

[@christianjosephkarner]

WoW! What a performance! 🤯

[@ybshadyii4375]

ONE OF THE BEST MOVIE EVER!!! #2023 THIS IN COLOR VERSION IS EPIC!!! 👏👏👏

[@julianahenrygarcia4805]

One of my favorite films! Two amazing actresses. I love this picture in color!

[@Darrigrande]

They were two giants of Hollywood ! They gave an outstanding performance together!

[@morganmorones4301]

This is great! I hope one day the film is completely colorized

[@joethelion6016]

Bette Davis's performance is first class. She came up with that very unflattering look herself. She's only 54 here 😯 It's better in black and white

[@kjgammon1658]

You're exactly right.. much better in black and white.. most horror movies are better in black and white for the mood, lighting, and shadows. Coloring does this Injustice.

[@joethelion6016]

@@kjgammon1658 Yes absolutely. Things are far more sinister in black and white

[@richardstavrakakis218]

I completely agree with you!

[@SanSilvaOliveira]

@@joethelion6016 YES!

[@bloodykon1]

I disagree the color contrsdting with her white face and extreme red lips ane blush is more terrifying and noticable

[@bitmasala]

Best Betty Davis movie ever. She was an excellent actress

[@elizabethtaylor8401]

Academy Award Best Actress for Bette Davis! She played the hell out of the character Baby Jane!

[@RMCToo]

I have come back to this clip over 15 times...and EVERYTIME I love it more and more! Your next project really should be 1956's "The Bad Seed" I could JUST imagine little Patty McCormick with that blonde hair screaming at Leroy about 'those shoes!' Great job as I have said many times. Richard

[@axim08]

It’s even MORE chilling in color.

[@guitarlight3935]

These are two of the best actresses that ever lived, or ever will live. No one today can even hold a candle to them. RIP Bette and Joan. ...Stars of the first magnitude.

[@RMCToo]

You did a PHENOMENAL job with these scenes!!!! If ONLY we had the whole entire film colorized.....I am erally surprised it has never been re-released in theaters this way. Great JOB! 'But you are Blanche! You ARE in that chair!!!" Richard

[@rickberglund2134]

I’d love to see this whole movie colorized.

[@pjparkwood9277]

This is like the extra topping on an ice cream sundae. You don't think the sundae can get any better, but that extra topping totally improved it!

[@TTM9691]

Actually it's more like putting sugar water over a roast.

[@kennyhayesmusic]

0:44 - scared the hell out of me when I first saw this movie ages ago. It's still creepy lol. Such brilliant performances.

[@idamikey]

My first exposure to this film was through Alaska's and Alyssa's parody of it on drag race. Lovely work!

[@randyrice5965]

It's a profound change. Not quite Dorothy landing in Oz - but it's the same feeling. Thank you.

[@meemeepalmer4144]

Betty Davis embodied that character!!!!💞💞💞

[@DudeKembro69]

Greatest acting performance in film history. Pure avante garde art. This was kabuki. A masterpiece by Davis, on the few real artists of screen acting. And Crawford was heartbreaking. So good, such a beautiful performance by her.

[@QueenCityHistory]

Such a fantastic movie...some of the best one liners and memorable scenes

[@amandae8437]

Bette was absolutely phenomenal in this!!.

[@troyleong7412]

I love the palette you used....it looks like it was filmed originally in color. Could you do the whole film? Would love to see it.

[@Power_Crystals]

The white face wad definitely for black and white to make her look more old

[@jefflrfe]

@@Power_Crystals Actually, Davis said she came up with the whiteface makeup after deciding that Jane wouldn't bother to wash her face -- she'd just lather on another layer of pancake..

[@janaearcher8219]

This looks amazing, I'd love to see the entire film in color

[@whiskydrinker]

The dress was red that Joan Crawford wore in the film as per some colour shots that had been taken for the film

[@markrichards6863]

It looks like crap with color added

[@VV-nz4dv]

one of the best movies of all time

[@salerio4876]

The rumor is they really hated each other.

[@jonhcontreras]

my.. it brings it to a new level.. you can see so much detail than from the black and white version.. thanks for sharing!

[@mikehattan]

Wonderful and thank you for this compilation.....

[@lonwolf8245]

Growing up in the 1960's there were several films on TV back then that live in my nightmares forever. THE BIRDS. THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN. THE FLY. But watching Bette Davis serve vermin to Joan Crawford is in the Top 3.

[@leeann5442]

This is my list too ... but you forgot PSYCHO !

[@lonwolf8245]

@@leeann5442 PSYCHO came a little later but I did catch the end when I was 7 or 8 and seeing Anthony Hopkins talking about a fly in his rubber room made it even worse!

[@leeann5442]

@@lonwolf8245 "Perkins" lol

[@maye4112]

Que actriz Bette Davis !! ✨

[@mickiemack2748]

What a treat to see this classic in color! You have condensed down to the highlight scenes in the movie which makes for a visually entertaining capsule of a 50 year old classic!

[@PunkFlamingos]

I would pay good money to see this movie colorized. This is great work.

[@greened6503]

Looks great in color! And, I will say, great job with the editing too, both the visuals and the soundtrack! It really emphasizes how much this movie is a thriller, and also how hauntingly sad the story is at the same time. Very good job!

[@joenevelazquez9362]

Bette Davis, what an icon, just brilliant!!! But You Are, Blanche, You are in that chair! love it

[@1952mrpdc]

Joen. JC was not paralysed. When BD picked her of the bed they had to weigh her down with a special belt to make it more awkward for BD to lift her off the bed. Watch the dinners being given to JC by BD. She was trying to kill / starve her to death. In the film BD was to say the least JEALOUS of her sister. Watch BD ordering the Gin. Making out she was her sister. JC was unable to go downstairs. JC played the paraplegic. They both went to a party one night. BD was so drunk she could not drive. In the film you see JC turn round as she is opening the gates to the drive. Not thinking BD would put her foot on the accelerator and drive into JC . This is all explained either during the film or at the end. The beach scene shows BD has lost it completely. This is why I have said watch it several times to understand what really happened. You cannot take it all in one go. PC. 02. 08. 2022.

[@zakalexanderruiztoro4529]

wow, Joan is just perfect, I love her

[@sarabalcombe896]

One of my all time favourites ❤

[@stefanmarchione6757]

What a fantastic compilation of clips from the iconic film..."What ever happened to Baby Jane." Perfect! 👌

[@robertwilliams3846]

A TRUE CINEMA CLASSIC!!! I never get tired of watching this movie when it comes on!!! Joan Crawford and Bette Davis performances are EXCEPTIONAL!!! Even today this movie stands the test of time!! They just don’t make them like this anymore!!!❤️❤️BRAVO LADIES, BRAVO!!! P.S. LOVE the colorization of this movie montage on KZbin!!!

[@ginalombardo7322]

This was one of the best movies ever!!

[@franklinstephen3268]

Hey there! I came across your comment and I just had to reach out and say hi. Your perspective really caught my attention and I would love to get to know you better. Would you be interested in chatting sometime? Looking forward to hearing back from you! 😊

[@jaydavis8394]

Loved the original but the colorized version is amazing. Thank you so much!

[@MrMystri]

Love this film so much. WhT a classic and even better in colour

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

I love this. I am one of those people who loved colorized versions of their favorite black & white films. Send us more.

[@Marybaeza-gt7cz]

Thank you for this! This movie is such a,classic!! Sorry Betty Davis, she so deserved an oscar!!!!

[@raggletaggle8827]

Your work is always incredible! Thanks for this - it was really interesting to find out Bette Davis wore white makeup.

[@Candybomb79]

You didn't know about that? Yea, she came up with it herself too. She did her own make up.

[@clivecarser7356]

It was filmed in black and white for the same reason some like it hot was filmed in black and white , to make very heavy make up ( on bette davis ,Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon) look more realistic.

[@mwv1217]

It was depicted in the show feud as well

[@dPollyEster]

What Were We Missing !!! Man This Is Fantastic ! Joan And Bette Would Love This !!!!

[@stevers62]

This is the one movie I have most loooooonged to see in color for years. This was great! Thanks so much! Would be great for the whole thing to be colorized someday.

[@aivalistavro]

What ever happened to Baby Jane is an all time favourite film of mine. It's soooo good. Lovely to see it in colour.

[@williamratcliffe7794]

Brilliant job! Never thought in my lifetime I would get a chance to see it in color, as I have always thought what It would look like if it was. There are many who refuse to see a black & white film because they feel it is 'old looking'. Though they miss the point why many were, here is their chance to finally check out a film, in color or black & white how still effective it is so many years later.

[@robmcgowan4034]

This short sample is enough of what might have been. I find black & white draws me in and keeps me there in a way color doesn't. People that refuse to see a film for this reason are brain-dead pieces of s---- that deserve the constant over stimulation saturation of the latest Marvel comic film or whatever the latest they-all-look-alike film is. Don't even bother with people like that William. They're not fit to lick your feet, OR maybe that's all they're fit for. Uggghk.

[@rah62]

On the contrary - there are many who think it is heresy to see a B&W film "colorized" (or as I call it, "bastardized"). It was shot in B&W and meant to be seen in B&W. Color destroys it.

[@grandmabessiestafford9288]

The scene where Blanche was watching the television... You can actually see the 'wood glow' in the furniture! Well Done!

[@sh00k3th]

Absolutely LOVE this!!! Would love to see the whole film in colour

[@spinazzola5373]

Omg this is amazing.Thank you so much.I would love to see it colourized in full .

[@groovydonkey]

Amazing to see it colourised, be great to see the whole film in colour. One of my top 10 films and never get tired of watching it.

[@klassicalmuzik]

Wow! This is too cool! I now I want a colorized version of this film. Thank you so much

[@jabjab4434]

The dead bird and rat really pops in this colorized version as did the hammer. I think Bette Davis would approve for those reasons alone. Bravo.

[@fob1xxl]

One of her finest performances ! Davis deserved the Oscar that year ! She was brilliant. Just watch hercever changing mental and psychlogical torture that she goes through.

[@chrisallen7911]

Much much scarier in COLOR!! Thank you

[@joethelion6016]

Funny, I think the complete opposite. Black and white more sinister.

[@jefflrfe]

Brilliant job -- I would happily pay to see the entire film this way in a theater.

[@laramaui4114]

Yep

[@Whatt787]

She's even more ghastly in color, well done

[@StevenYasgar]

Just discovered your page and these colorized versions, loving it. Thanks for your work! ✌🏼

[@babyjayhudson]

Amazing job. Thanks for keeping the Hudson spirit alive.

[@BudapestEye]

Ooooo! Great job! We want the FULL COLORIZED VERSION!

[@TTM9691]

What do you mean "we". Speak for yourself. (and get some taste)

[@ashleystewart994]

This is one of my favorite pictures. It is really awesome in color!!!!

[@kjgammon1658]

It makes Joan look younger when it's in color?

[@rickjuarez57]

Wonderful job, thanks! It would be nice to see the whole film as such!