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  1. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, American psychological thriller film, released in 1962, that was a late-career triumph for both Bette Davis and Joan Crawford. Baby Jane Hudson (played by Davis) is a former child star of the vaudeville era whose fame was so widespread that there was even a “Baby Jane” doll made in her likeness.

  2. 1 de sept. de 2022 · Now, it's 1962 and Blanche ( Joan Crawford) is in a wheelchair and the thoroughly unhinged, perpetually pickled Baby Jane ( Bette Davis) is her unwilling servant, skulking around their downtrodden ...

  3. What Ever Happened to..., a 1991 ABC television film, based on the novel Topics referred to by the same term This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? .

  4. Now then, settle down - turn off the phone, grab some Malbec and be prepared for one of the finest examples of character-driven cinema you are ever likely to encounter. Bette Davis is the former, rather petulant, child star "Baby Jane" who rather grudgingly looks after her sister - the more critically acclaimed actress "Blanche" (Joan Crawford) as their dotage approaches in their Hollywood home.

  5. 63 de 68 usuarios han encontrado esta crítica útil. Producida y dirigida por Robert Aldrich, adapta la novela "What Happened To Baby Jane" (1960), de Henry Farrell. Se rodó en exteriores de California (Hancock Park, Larchmont Village, Malibú) y en Raleigh Studios, de Hollywood, con un presupuesto de 1 M dólares. Nominada a 5 Oscar, ganó uno.

  6. 16 Sep 2016. In a tale that almost redefines sibling rivalry, faded actresses Blanche and ‘BabyJane Hudson live together. Jane was by far the most famous when she performed with their father in vaudeville but as they got older, it was Blanche who became the finer actress, which Jane still resents.

  7. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? exploited those notorious personalities and the equally infamous tension between the two screen legends. The pairing of Bette and Joan was, by most accounts suggested by Crawford, who had worked with Aldrich on Autumn Leaves (1956) and claimed she had always wanted to work with Davis.