Joan Crawford talks Natalie Wood and new starlets in Hollywood (1960s)

[@georgegallucci9958]

How rude. And Joan called him on it. Good for her!!

[@productionemployee8032]

Let’s be honest, Joan Crawford era is the best of all actors and actresses. They were unique and classy!!!

[@SandraL-gh1pd]

Natalie Wood was classy.

[@jamesa.romano8500]

Natalie apparently got Joan's old dressing room when she started out at Warner's. Joan apparently left her a gift and a nice note wishing her as much luck as she had (this is according to Natalie's biographer)

[@leilani319]

Joan was brilliant! She was a hard worker and just ballsy! #LEGENDARY

[@Minlaroo]

I've always loved old movies,my Mom got me watching them as a teenager. I love Joan Crawford AND Bette Davis.

[@guilledrama]

She was a beautiful woman, idk how old is she there but those eyes and that smile 😍

[@wendyleewilliams1157]

❤😊

[@andrewthornhill7042]

@guilledrama Oh, I'd say she was around 55 or thereabouts when this was filmed.

[@kjgammon1658]

Still beautiful!! That woman. definitely had "A Face."

[@dinspringstead6636]

Thanks for the clips

[@jddavis-zp9qs]

That was uncalled for. Wow.

[@lucianabarroso1498]

Ela tem que soltar o shade no final 😂❤

[@kevinryan4857]

They WERE taking over...

[@kathyvandusen988]

Loved her

[@freedolphin3077]

Beautiful

[@lotstodo]

That was a gracious reply to a weird question.

[@rebekahdecavit2354]

Natalie Wood had been working for 20 years at that point, so I wouldn't call her new in any sense. People had known who she was for a while.

[@mrsbluesky8415]

What a rude interviewer. He was purposely being a d.

[@jedijones]

Scary woman. Born to play the villain.

[@orphicuranus]

I am die heart fan of Joan but you made me laugh with your comment 😂