I feel she is the greatest actress ever lived. there is no other like her. she was just fully focused on her craft rather then the outside influences like all the actors of today. I cannot find anyone like her. Same like the opera singer maria callas.
Joan was amazing for her acting, her beauty and glamour, her strength, independence and her endurance, especially because she pulled herself up from nothing.
one of the main reasons Crawford was such a superb actress was because of her face, a skill she learned well as a "silent" actress, today, she's never given credit for this, she was one a very few who transitioned successfully to "sound" pictures.
YESSS ur so right, she did hv a few a silent pictures & did a BEAUTIFUL transition to the "Talkies" lol that's what they 1st called pictures with sound coming from the silent picture era
I've said before, Joan did her best acting with just her face. One scene in this she goes from anger to sorrow in a split second, all without a word spoken. You know just what she's thinking and feeling just by looking at her.
She NEVER got in front of a camera without giving whatever she had to give. Twenty six minutes of film time with a GREAT double twist ending to boot. The Golden Age of TV.
Spoiler Alert****** Script is somewhat silly tho. She thanks the dr then professes how TRULY HAPPY SHE MADE HER HUSBAND, etc., and that was after her husband left her for someone else! Lol
Never heard of "Revlon Mirror Theater" when I was a teen in the '50s--but sure am glad they featured Joan in one of their episodes. Anything starring the great Joan Crawford is "gold" so finding this is a wonderful surprise for me!
Adrian Christian She was brilliant in this......and she was actually beautiful in a natural way. She had 5 more years before her neck got thinker and she developed a jawl. Her husband was a jerk. The short film ends abruptly, but also gives to think all may well turn out in the end. A cure may be found, and if not, she dies in the hands of someone who really does love her. I wish it had been filmed better, or perhaps restoration is in order. I too wish it had been filmed in Technicolor.
That would take guts. After the way she was portrayed in Mommie Dearest, it's hard to imagine that someone would take a chance on a big screen biopic of her. Maybe Netflix? I could be wrong, and Mommie Dearest doesn't still have the same impact it did decades ago.
There are so many opinions about Joan that I don't think anyone knows the truth. Credit should be given to her. From lack of education and raised in poverty and abuse, she created "Joan Crawford," and she studied her craft from visiting sets in the silent days. I believe Christina Crawford's accounts, but I , who had wonderful parents, did things that would look horrendous in a book, The book is good. The movie is like a vignette-embellished- of Joan's misdeeds. Even Christina has said they were highly exaggerated in the movie. I would like to see a biopic that focused on her horrible childhood, and how by sheer will, turned herself into a high class lady.
What a great performance by Joan Crawford, I just love her acting… hope to see more of these short versions of great movies, it is a rarity and a privilege to have watched this…😊
Bette would laugh, "not a full-length feature, but on TE-LE-VISION - and she's not the one who's dying, it's her husband. All she has to do is smile and cry throughout the whole thing = Faye Dunaway could do that with not much thought"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And this is one of many performances that make her my most favorite actress of all time. She has a way of making one feel what she is feeling every time. What an amazing star
18:38 - "and I have enough venom and hatred in me to do anything to keep him - BECAUSE I love him" - This was broadcast 10 years before I was born, yet I'm still jealous I didn't get to write that line myself.
Today it would take them two and a half hours to tell that story and they’d make a mess of it, it’s so efficiently and brilliantly done here. Great twist, utterly preposterous storyline, but if Joan believes it, you believe it, she carries the movie and you, right to the top.
Very well done. I love Joan Crawford movies. It has a cleverly shocking ending, but I'd rather have a doctor who would be honest with me if I were really sick. I believe in the power of prayer and a miracle-working God.
This was wonderful! But sad. Strange surprise storyline twist at the end I certainly did not see coming! Another Academy Award performance by Ms. Crawford. I love all of her work even up until the end of her career in the early 70s. I do wish someone would do a real, true-to-life, documentary, bio-pic about Joan Crawford that would go into great detail about her life with no lies.
True to the era. A different planet.. I would have been sent to bed before this came on 😅. Gid bless Joan and Bette.. they kept working long as they could, not easy lives 💐💐💐
Absolutely Stupendous!!!!! ❤ Joan Crawford we love you!!! This had more twists and turns imaginable, and a total shocker thrown in X2!!! This deserves at Standing Ovation for Acting, Plot and method of execution!! Well Done from every possible aspect. Thank You for sharing this hidden masterpiece 😊. BECAUSE I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT ❤️❤️❤️!!!!( NO P INTENDED)...
We salute you. Crawford!! You are the authorized diva!!! And her appearance reminds me of my late. Mom. Maxine she. Joan emulates through. Joan on the screen!! A die hard. T. C. Movies !!! Rhonda. Prater 🌹. Merced. California. They don't make em like that anymore!
How can a doctor say a person will die when it’s not true? I didn’t quite understand what the husband ‘s affair had to do with anything. They seemed to love each other at the beginning... the doctor was in love with her all along? The story is weird. Anyway, J Crawford is such a great actress that any story with her is worth watching.
@@steveweinstein3222 actually I think the Dr. had told David she was dying and husband knew Dr. loved her. So he turned to the other woman to gave Joan and Dr. a chance to find love before she died. Thereby husband wouldn't be alone after she died. Husband was the selfless one. (or maybe I'm just being a romantic... lol )
That was messed up. The doctor was obviously a psychopath who enjoyed lying to his patients and torturing them psychologically. Manipulates Joan into letting her husband walk out on her. And then has the nerve to tell Joan how much he "loves" her. Talk about medical malpractice. All in all, a very enjoyable twenty-six minutes.
This is a brilliant little play. Thanks for posting it. I've seen it before and am glad to find it again. The ending is surprising and terrific. Of course, Joan Crawford is outstanding.
If only “Rain” had been a success; her audience wasn’t prepared to see her in a classic role. They preferred those vacuous glamour turns that characterized her 1930s career. I was shocked by how bad those films were; the production code made it even worse - no wonder she ended up in trouble by the end of the decade, fighting for better roles. “Rain” was fine; dated now, but her performance was commendable.
It would've been much better for the doctor to have told her husband that she was going to die, and not to tell her and just treat her lovingly for the remainder of her life. Maybe he would've held off on getting involved with someone else and would not have wanted to take the remaining time for granted and hurt her right before she died. It wouldn't have been too long before he'd be free to start a new relationship after she was gone, and he wouldn't have had to feel the guilt of hurting her.
Thanks for posting this. Nice, and rare to be able to see Joan Crawford in this little play. I was surprised to find it. I didn't know that she had done much television.
Joan Crawford is a marvelous talent. My fave B/W movie is "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?" Starring my 2 fave actresses, Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. I am so glad they teamed up and gave us that wonderful movie. Back when doctor's actually cared about their patients lives as a whole.
She goes from a calm delicate breeze to a raging windstorm with hints of hurricane possibilities. Then “BAM” it’s over ! Real tears , real emotion , true kindness . Tragic script though. How much pain does one woman have to take in her life. At least the husband could have suffered as well considering his disloyalty to a woman who appears to be dedicated, loyal, kind , loving and generous. Reminds me of my own pathetic suffering due to the selfishness of another. But hey …. at least this short film gave me some perspective. Joan Crawford never struck me as the type to weaken when life threw hardballs at her , a nice reminder for all of us [humans] perhaps. Thanks for posting ! 💯👍🏻🌹
There is a 1960? Radio interview with Christina which is VERY telling. I found it on utube recently. I saw the film mommie dearest many years ago but never read the book. Recently I found great audios of interviews with Joan, one of which was in a town/city hall. I also found a chat show interview of Christina in the 80s/90s and she gave me the chills, not just her eyes but her whole demeanor. I also think it is important to know that Joan's relationship with her youngest children was good.
Yes. It is very common for an abuser to pick out one child as a scapegoat . My mother did it to me-my sister was the golden child, I was terrible to her no matter how well I did in school and activities.
Disclaimer Alert: I'm a huge fan of Joan Crawford. I admire her talent and determination, her work ethic and countless examples of her generosity, her appreciation of her fans and most of all her loyalty to her friends. As a gay man I was in awe of how she stood by her friend and fellow actor William Haines at a time in their industry when such allegiance took real integrity and courage. In contrast Christina's legacy and claim to fame is that she was motivated by money to exploit her famous, deceased mother in the pursuit of notoriety and personal gain. I trust history will remember them appropriately.
If you carefully read her bio, and what she went through at a young age, your respect will grow for this woman. Was she perfect? No. But she fought her way out of dire circumstances, kept her courage, learned her craft and made a successful career for herself. Perhaps in the end, people will judge her for the totality of her life...
Despite a cheesy story for 1950s television, she delivers a skillful performance. She knows how far to go with emotional intensity without going overboard. And it would’ve been easy to ham it up…
The adoption lady was Ellen Corby, 'Grandma' from "The Waltons". If this is 1953, then, J.C. would be 45 in this, I think. It's unknown if she was born in 1904 or 1908. Either way, she looks fantastic !!
Joan Crawford in just about every movie I've seen her in, she seems to have some heartbreak. It's like she was very familiar with heartbreak, because she played them so well. At the beginning of this movie I thought maybe it wasn't going to be a heartbreak, even though the Doc. gave her husband a year to die, but he said fill that year with joy. So I really thought they would be happily living each day to the fullest. But then his affair came, and I thought she was going to make him check out sooner, by killing him. But she didn't and played it good,and even when she realized the diagnosis was for her, she found a bright spot about it that at least she had made her husband happy. I liked that.✌
Actually, I’ve heard that they thought this was a way to spare the patient and make their last days easier without the threat of death constantly in their minds
She doesn't deserve happiness, she's only the wife! Did Doctor's really treat patients that way? This is a scenario often played out in these older movies. Great featurette, thanks for sharing. Didn't anyone ever think of the patient's never dying soul's condition?
Watching Joan Crawford acting is a privilege....She will always be one of the greatest actresses to grace the “silver screen.”
I feel she is the greatest actress ever lived. there is no other like her. she was just fully focused on her craft rather then the outside influences like all the actors of today. I cannot find anyone like her. Same like the opera singer maria callas.
Joan was amazing for her acting, her beauty and glamour, her strength, independence and her endurance, especially because she pulled herself up from nothing.
one of the main reasons Crawford was such a superb actress was because of her face, a skill she learned well as a "silent" actress, today, she's never given credit for this, she was one a very few who transitioned successfully to "sound" pictures.
She was a great actress
@@anniegillespie7935 She was a superb *movie star* . Davis was more superb as an actress
YESSS ur so right, she did hv a few a silent pictures & did a BEAUTIFUL transition to the "Talkies" lol that's what they 1st called pictures with sound coming from the silent picture era
@@scotnick59 Davis had a certain "snobbery" about that, but she ultimately became a "movie star" herself.
I've said before, Joan did her best acting with just her face. One scene in this she goes from anger to sorrow in a split second, all without a word spoken. You know just what she's thinking and feeling just by looking at her.
Joan did a wonderful job in this performance switching emotions with just a look.
She will always remain at the top!
I'm going crazy! There is something magical about this woman. Her face, her look, her radiance! Her performance captivates me and I love it!
How does the line go ?? She was a very handsome eoman.
Stanwyck also does it for me, too. 😊
She really was amazing. Her face just glowed.
@@gloriamontgomery6900 i think its doubtful your spinal cord touches your brain
She NEVER got in front of a camera without giving whatever she had to give. Twenty six minutes of film time with a GREAT double twist ending to boot. The Golden Age of TV.
Spoiler Alert****** Script is somewhat silly tho. She thanks the dr then professes how TRULY HAPPY SHE MADE HER HUSBAND, etc., and that was after her husband left her for someone else! Lol
Great acting! Joan always delivers!
Never heard of "Revlon Mirror Theater" when I was a teen in the '50s--but sure am glad they featured Joan in one of their episodes. Anything starring the great Joan Crawford is "gold" so finding this is a wonderful surprise for me!
GREAT actress! Superb every performance she ever did was excellent!
Joan did more in 26 minutes than most actors can do in 260! I am in bits, thank you so much for sharing, you have made my day, that was wonderful.
Mine, too. Thank you. 😊
Joan at 47 looks superb and is truly radiant! She put everything she had in everything she did! Outstanding actress!
Yes especially when she's 49.
@@unclebbmunson1084 No, Joan was born in 1906. The 1910 Census lists Lucille La Suer as 4 years old.
And the only thing she had done was dental work. No plastic surgery ever. She just took very good care of herself
Joan was phenomenal. I am in tears.
Beautiful Joan Crawford a brilliant exceptional actress. Joan is one of my favorite actress of all time 💞
We need a true authentic biopic on Crawford to be released theatrically. An honest account has never been done with respect to her life and work.
Adrian Christian
She was brilliant in this......and she was actually beautiful in a natural way. She had 5 more years before her neck got thinker and she developed a jawl. Her husband was a jerk. The short film ends abruptly, but also gives to think all may well turn out in the end.
A cure may be found, and if not, she dies in the hands of someone who really does love her.
I wish it had been filmed better, or perhaps restoration is in order.
I too wish it had been filmed in Technicolor.
wow yes yes yes
I want a biopic who shows the light and shadows of her life
That would take guts. After the way she was portrayed in Mommie Dearest, it's hard to imagine that someone would take a chance on a big screen biopic of her. Maybe Netflix? I could be wrong, and Mommie Dearest doesn't still have the same impact it did decades ago.
There are so many opinions about Joan that I don't think anyone knows the truth. Credit should be given to her. From lack of education and raised in poverty and abuse, she created "Joan Crawford," and she studied her craft from visiting sets in the silent days. I believe Christina Crawford's accounts, but I , who had wonderful parents, did things that would look horrendous in a book, The book is good. The movie is like a vignette-embellished- of Joan's misdeeds. Even Christina has said they were highly exaggerated in the movie. I would like to see a biopic that focused on her horrible childhood, and how by sheer will, turned herself into a high class lady.
Miss Crawford could take any part, even this cheesy soap opera, and make it shine. What an actress, what a performer!
Gouda 'nuff for me!
Yes, she always elevated the material, regardless of how good it was. She really deserves credit for that.
She really made this work
What a great performance by Joan Crawford, I just love her acting… hope to see more of these short versions of great movies, it is a rarity and a privilege to have watched this…😊
She always was a complete pro at crying!! So Real so Crawford 💖
And looked beautiful while at it
Joan was luminous in this. Such a superb actress.
In brief, this was Joan's "Dark Victory."
Bette would laugh, "not a full-length feature, but on TE-LE-VISION - and she's not the one who's dying, it's her husband. All she has to do is smile and cry throughout the whole thing = Faye Dunaway could do that with not much thought"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And this is one of many performances that make her my most favorite actress of all time. She has a way of making one feel what she is feeling every time. What an amazing star
Astounding actress...great storyline...Joan Crawford delivers in this short film above and beyond.👍👌👏
More than one twist and turn in this story, Joan was great, as always !
her look here is perfect. hair, clothes, makeup, etc. acting 1000% on point. should have gotten an award.
18:38 - "and I have enough venom and hatred in me to do anything to keep him - BECAUSE I love him" - This was broadcast 10 years before I was born, yet I'm still jealous I didn't get to write that line myself.
No one, but no one, could give you a "slap down" like Miss Joan Crawford !!!! Love me some Joan on the screen !!!
Another wonderful performance by Joan Crawford.
What a great movie
Brilliant actress!
Today it would take them two and a half hours to tell that story and they’d make a mess of it, it’s so efficiently and brilliantly done here. Great twist, utterly preposterous storyline, but if Joan believes it, you believe it, she carries the movie and you, right to the top.
Well said.
Very well done. I love Joan Crawford movies. It has a cleverly shocking ending, but I'd rather have a doctor who would be honest with me if I were really sick. I believe in the power of prayer and a miracle-working God.
Amen!,,,,
He lied to her.
Amen!! 👏👏❤️
Dang it man what a performance I just love this woman so much. She's is simply the best. THE BEST
One of the best performances by lovely Joan Crawford. "Isn't that what we all really care about? The people we love..."
I was always amazed at how Joan Always looked younger than her years. She would have been in her late forties in this.
This was wonderful! But sad. Strange surprise storyline twist at the end I certainly did not see coming! Another Academy Award performance by Ms. Crawford. I love all of her work even up until the end of her career in the early 70s.
I do wish someone would do a real, true-to-life, documentary, bio-pic about Joan Crawford that would go into great detail about her life with no lies.
joan crawfordi love all her movies i love black and white movies
True to the era. A different planet.. I would have been sent to bed before this came on 😅. Gid bless Joan and Bette.. they kept working long as they could, not easy lives 💐💐💐
Joan is one of the GREATS!
and always kept her figure.
Absolutely Stupendous!!!!! ❤ Joan Crawford we love you!!! This had more twists and turns imaginable, and a total shocker thrown in X2!!! This deserves at Standing Ovation for Acting, Plot and method of execution!! Well Done from every possible aspect. Thank You for sharing this hidden masterpiece 😊. BECAUSE I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT ❤️❤️❤️!!!!( NO P INTENDED)...
Holy crap! That twist is amazing! I love the ending! The first time I've very clapped for a old film! Go ahead Joan Crawford! Go ahead!
We salute you. Crawford!! You are the authorized diva!!! And her appearance reminds me of my late. Mom. Maxine she. Joan emulates through. Joan on the screen!! A die hard. T. C. Movies !!! Rhonda. Prater 🌹. Merced. California. They don't make em like that anymore!
Nice to see Virginia Grey; they shared a memorable scene in “The Women” (1939) and she looks great. They both do. 11:46.
What an awesome performance from screen legend Joan Crawford !
My favourite actress legend Joan Crawford
I enjoyed this featurette! Joan looked very "refreshed". Thanks for posting this!
She is everything and the moment in everything she plays
Another Joan Crawford treasure put on UA-cam.
“You won’t fail, not my David”
Very lovely, encouraging line from a wife
Lol
Her lovers/husbands in these TV dramas were often called David! Hehe.
Yes indeed. I once had a girlfriend that said things like this and actually looked like Joan Crawford.
How can a doctor say a person will die when it’s not true? I didn’t quite understand what the husband ‘s affair had to do with anything. They seemed to love each other at the beginning... the doctor was in love with her all along? The story is weird. Anyway, J Crawford is such a great actress that any story with her is worth watching.
The doctor was being selfless in turning her toward David. She was selfless in giving David up. David was a shit.
I couldn't have made it 5 minutes into that story line if it hadn't been for Crawford
@@steveweinstein3222 actually I think the Dr. had told David she was dying and husband knew Dr. loved her. So he turned to the other woman to gave Joan and Dr. a chance to find love before she died. Thereby husband wouldn't be alone after she died. Husband was the selfless one. (or maybe I'm just being a romantic... lol )
Annie Gillespie
Same
Penny K
Yeah, you’re in denial. Not romantic lol
Great performance!! She gives real life to the character. Her eyes are incredible. Her eyes express all the gamut of emotions.
I am so glad I got to see this !! The acting by everyone in this was stellar !! Joan Crawford was hugely talented, I will always be a fan. 😀😀😊😊🤗🤗
Very enjoyable! Thank you for the upload!
Joan is pure class and movie magic. So beautiful. Her, and her work 🌹
Joan was so perfect in everything!
A handsome woman.
That was messed up. The doctor was obviously a psychopath who enjoyed lying to his patients and torturing them psychologically. Manipulates Joan into letting her husband walk out on her. And then has the nerve to tell Joan how much he "loves" her. Talk about medical malpractice. All in all, a very enjoyable twenty-six minutes.
one of the very greatest of her time
This is a brilliant little play. Thanks for posting it. I've seen it before and am glad to find it again. The ending is surprising and terrific. Of course, Joan Crawford is outstanding.
Watch Joan in *** RAIN ***
If only “Rain” had been a success; her audience wasn’t prepared to see her in a classic role. They preferred those vacuous glamour turns that characterized her 1930s career. I was shocked by how bad those films were; the production code made it even worse - no wonder she ended up in trouble by the end of the decade, fighting for better roles. “Rain” was fine; dated now, but her performance was commendable.
Joan was _always_ the professional.
Thanks so much for giving me the opportunity to see this!!
JOAN CRAWFORD IS FAB ON TV
That was really good. Thanks for putting it on yt ❤
It would've been much better for the doctor to have told her husband that she was going to die, and not to tell her and just treat her lovingly for the remainder of her life. Maybe he would've held off on getting involved with someone else and would not have wanted to take the remaining time for granted and hurt her right before she died. It wouldn't have been too long before he'd be free to start a new relationship after she was gone, and he wouldn't have had to feel the guilt of hurting her.
Really moving story, Crawford was great in it. Thank you
This was a real treat, thank you for sharing it with us !!
In the old days, the sick person was the last to know.
I would prefer it!!
Jacqueline Larsen, the doctor’s right it poisons the remaining moments, days, months or years!
*They Still SNEAK..around things..ESPECIALLY..if There's S.S. disability *$$ payOuts..to B kept From you.!!¥
So true!
Really?
Thank you for sharing this video ❤
Thanks for posting this. Nice, and rare to be able to see Joan Crawford in this little play. I was surprised to find it. I didn't know that she had done much television.
Joan Crawford is a marvelous talent. My fave B/W movie is "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?" Starring my 2 fave actresses, Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. I am so glad they teamed up and gave us that wonderful movie. Back when doctor's actually cared about their patients lives as a whole.
I'm with you... Bette and Joan were the best!!
Well, that was ludicrous. She certainly gave it her all.
She goes from a calm delicate breeze to a raging windstorm with hints of hurricane possibilities. Then “BAM” it’s over ! Real tears , real emotion , true kindness . Tragic script though. How much pain does one woman have to take in her life. At least the husband could have suffered as well considering his disloyalty to a woman who appears to be dedicated, loyal, kind , loving and generous. Reminds me of my own pathetic suffering due to the selfishness of another. But hey …. at least this short film gave me some perspective. Joan Crawford never struck me as the type to weaken when life threw hardballs at her , a nice reminder for all of us [humans] perhaps. Thanks for posting ! 💯👍🏻🌹
Crawford is one of the greatest. I love watching her perform. Excellent!!!!!
This was wonderful. Joan crawford was an amazing actress 😊👍
I like the style of dramatic acting back then. I love mature women as the ideal attractiveness. Old Hollywood had way more class in some movies.
Outstanding!
Wow!! ❤
Love me some #JoanCrawford 👏👏🎉
Yes best dramatic actress of all time I love her movies
There is a 1960? Radio interview with Christina which is VERY telling. I found it on utube recently. I saw the film mommie dearest many years ago but never read the book. Recently I found great audios of interviews with Joan, one of which was in a town/city hall. I also found a chat show interview of Christina in the 80s/90s and she gave me the chills, not just her eyes but her whole demeanor.
I also think it is important to know that Joan's relationship with her youngest children was good.
Yes. It is very common for an abuser to pick out one child as a scapegoat . My mother did it to me-my sister was the golden child, I was terrible to her no matter how well I did in school and activities.
@@gloriamontgomery6900 i recommend you listen to the 1960 radio interview with Christina.
Disclaimer Alert: I'm a huge fan of Joan Crawford. I admire her talent and determination, her work ethic and countless examples of her generosity, her appreciation of her fans and most of all her loyalty to her friends. As a gay man I was in awe of how she stood by her friend and fellow actor William Haines at a time in their industry when such allegiance took real integrity and courage. In contrast Christina's legacy and claim to fame is that she was motivated by money to exploit her famous, deceased mother in the pursuit of notoriety and personal gain. I trust history will remember them appropriately.
Sorry, I am one of those people.😂
Wonderful! Thank you♥️
If you carefully read her bio, and what she went through at a young age, your respect will grow for this woman. Was she perfect? No. But she fought her way out of dire circumstances, kept her courage, learned her craft and made a successful career for herself. Perhaps in the end, people will judge her for the totality of her life...
Nobody's perfect! How silly to say "was she perfect"?
@@marianocarlinivisintainer8024 It is an English "expression", not meant to be taken literally.
Oh, I didn't know! Thanks for explaining that to me!
@@marianocarlinivisintainer8024 No problem. It is like saying, "who's perfect?" She really was a great actress.
I have ALWAYS loved Joan in anything she did, having seen her earliest silent films to her final ones. She always does her best. Always terrific!
Joan is ALWAYS great! Best there ever was.
This movie is like a modern take of Dark Victory, with different plots to twist us around.
Despite a cheesy story for 1950s television, she delivers a skillful performance. She knows how far to go with emotional intensity without going overboard. And it would’ve been easy to ham it up…
Great to see Joan's former co-stars Ellen Corby and Virginia Grey in this. I wonder if Joan had a say in their being cast.
Joan will always be my love...
💜
Thank you for posting! Joan Crawford:. Always at her best. ❤️❤️❤️
That doctor had a twisted way of dealing with this ... Wow
Sit back and enjoy this short drama with a Pepsi.
I got it! Pepsi! ;o)
Pepcid, in this case...
@Takin silver-haired --not around her you wouldn't , Alfred Steel, her last husband headed the Pepsi co.
A Pepsi & a Snicker Bar for me ☺ June 30,2020
@@robinrubendunst869L😀L June 30,2020
watch Virgina Grey inThe Rose Tatoo 1955 she is fantastic she took some lessons from Crawford
The adoption lady was Ellen Corby, 'Grandma' from "The Waltons". If this is 1953, then, J.C. would be 45 in this, I think. It's unknown if she was born in 1904 or 1908. Either way, she looks fantastic !!
Love and romance has changed so much. No one would understand this in the least today. My mother used to tell me about loves like this.
The problem is... people love themselves too much nowadays :D
Joan Crawford has a way of pulling at your heart strings I would never hurt such a woman... it would be impossible.
The Queen. 👑
wicked story! love JC
I always liked Joan.🌷
Wow. The soap suds are billowing in this piece. Joan is so into it.
Loved the short film, loved Joan Crawford, but did not get the ending.
it was she who was dying, not her husband.
I just can't understand why she decided to go with the wooly caterpillar eyebrows when she looked better with thin ones.
I think she looks wonderful.
Thick brows came back in the 50s
oh lay off she looked beautiful.
They were in fashion at the time. See Kim Novak, Audrey Hepburn and many others.
It wasn't her eyebrows, it was that horrible 1950s helmet hair that did her in. ;)
I love and adore Joan 💕
Joan Crawford in just about every movie I've seen her in, she seems to have some heartbreak. It's like she was very familiar with heartbreak, because she played them so well. At the beginning of this movie I thought maybe it wasn't going to be a heartbreak, even though the Doc. gave her husband a year to die, but he said fill that year with joy. So I really thought they would be happily living each day to the fullest. But then his affair came, and I thought she was going to make him check out sooner, by killing him. But she didn't and played it good,and even when she realized the diagnosis was for her, she found a bright spot about it that at least she had made her husband happy. I liked that.✌
What kind of doctor tell the wife but not the patient who's dying?
Joan is great as always.
EXACTLY
olivia Guessing they didn't have HIPPA laws back then. 😁
@@Diana-gn8rp Yes I guess so 😄 Had to Google it. I'm Swedish.
Actually, I’ve heard that they thought this was a way to spare the patient and make their last days easier without the threat of death constantly in their minds
@@gloriamontgomery6900 Yes, and there is merit to that thinking.
She doesn't deserve happiness, she's only the wife! Did Doctor's really treat patients that way? This is a scenario often played out in these older movies. Great featurette, thanks for sharing. Didn't anyone ever think of the patient's never dying soul's condition?