The only thing that Bette Davis said that she "would never forgive" Joan Crawford for
The two actors had one of the most notorious and vicious Hollywood quarrels.
They had one of the most scandalous andsustainable quarrels in the story of Hollywood, but throughoutBette Davis andJoan Crawford's History, there was just one thing that Davis said that she "would never forgive" her sworn enemy and her unique co-star. It did not have to do with a role where one of their projects overcome the others. Instead, it had to do with a man.
AccordingHarper bazaar,,Davis and Crawford quarrel Can be traced at 1933 when the first Davis film for which she received the best billing was released. On the same day the film,Ex-lady, was released, news from the Crawford divorce of his first husband,Douglas Fairbanks JR., was announced, which overshadowed the turn of Davis star in the press.
From there, the quarrel launched. Over the years, he understood everything about Davis playing a character inspired by CrawfordThe star to the two terrorizing each other on the TourWhat happened to Bébé Jane?. Read the rest to discover the incident that decided that Davis would never forgive Crawford.
Read this then:Jimmy Stewart refused to work again with this co-star after their classic film.
Davis fell for a co-star.
In 1935, Davis played in the filmDangerous alongside the actorFranchise. For her role, Davis won her first Oscars for the best actress. During the filming of the film, Davis fell in love with the Tone.
"I fell in love with franchot, professionally and in private", "Davis said in an interview from 1987 withMichael Thornton, according toDaily mail. "While reflecting her elegance, his name in his manners." (Crawford died ten years before the interview in 1977.)
But it was Crawford who married Tone.
During the shooting ofDangerous, Tone engaged in Crawford, and they got married in 1935. The two had also played each other before.AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
"I have never forgiven him and I will never do it," Davis told Thornton about the situation. She would also have said: "She took me from me. She did it coldly, deliberately and with total impressive."
However, Davis admitted that Tone had feelings for Crawford, not her. "He was madly in love with her," said Davis, according to Thornton. "They met every day for lunch ... He would go back on the set, his face covered with lipstick. It was honored that this big star was in love with him. I was jealous, of course."
Crawford would have narrated Davis on this subject.
Crawford and Davis said they had exchanged a few cup comments during their quarrel, including on their love triangle. Crawford would have said once the tone "thought Bette was a good actress, but he never considered her a woman".
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Tone was involved in another major moment.
During the Oscars of 1936, Davis was nominated for his role inDangerous. But, even if she was in place for the price, she wore a relaxed dress that had been an old costume. AccordingHarper bazaar, it was because, for my part, she did not think that she would win, and also, because she had not even wanted to go there but was held by the Executive studioJack Warner.
Davis ended up winning the award. According to the bookBette and Joan: Divine quarrel byShaun Considine (via theNew York Post), when Davis was announced as the winner, Tone "jumped on his feet while Bette passed and kissed him". Crawford could only resolve to say sarcastically: "Dear beet! What a beautiful dress!"
Tone and Crawford were married for four years until 1939. She married twice more. Like Crawford, Davis also married four times in total.
