Love this film..but i cannot stop watching it its really weird! its not an obsession its just...'oh im on the comp lets stick 'the women on'! ha ha!.
Its not habit ,actually i think itll be a lot of things,the cast,humor,script?
EEEEeeee..what do you guys think? Love it or hate it?
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Love&Laugh&AudreyKathleenHepburn-Thats It
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Ahhh ,Cool! glad someone else feels the same way ,lol!
..Yeah i think its just everything.
Love&Laugh&AudreyKathleenHepburn-Thats It
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Arghhh,, me too!!
haha =D
.. oo ive made a facebook group for it!
Love&Laugh&AudreyKathleenHepburn-Thats It
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I am Paulette Goddard.pleased to meet you Bette
Love&Laugh&AudreyKathleenHepburn-Thats It
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Awhhh you got me..
Yes i am indeed Joan crawford..
Sorry i was just scared you might bombard moi with wire hangers and such not !
YELP!!! ill have none of that! :@
Love&Laugh&AudreyKathleenHepburn-Thats It
Rock on! I can't stop watching it either. Usually I try to focus on one actress's performance at a time - it was a hoot of a movie.
"...truth against the world..." - attributed to Boudicca of the Iceni
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When I was watching it yesterday, the scene at "Black's Fifth Avenue" which I presume is supposed to be Saks Fifth Avenue was a howl. The whole "Mrs. Prowler" simpered by Joan Crawford was right on target. That whole scene was amazing - between the 2 "friends" spying on Stephen's mistress to the interplay between Crawford and her fellow perfume counter employees - and brilliantly done.
Do you not just love when Crawford is on the phone manipulating Stephen into not breaking their date? First the purported home-cooked meal, then the not so subtle reference to a bogus birthday, then the neuralgia comment and "gloomy letter from home" - totally fun! And when she's mouthing off to the other salesgirl who's making the snide comments, it is amazing.
Every time I watch it I marvel at how Cukor pulled it all together. I can only imagine the estrogen ego's on that set - particularly in light of what I've read about Norma Shearer.
And Paulette Goddard's line - "Where I spit, no grass grows, EVER" is perfect.
"...truth against the world..." - attributed to Boudicca of the Iceni
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Yes indeedy fellow 'the women' lovers!
George Cukor..wow ! what a director!
All hail to this film,indeed
Yeah i usually subconsiously tend to watch one actress at a time ,like a little stalker HAHA.naa probably just because ive seen the film so many times i tend not to listen to EVERYONE.!!
Viva la Des Women
"WellHeCouldCrackACoconutWithThoseKnees!..IfHeCouldgetThemTogether.."-'TheWomen'-1939
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....PAHHH!!
Awhh thank yee Fowler! .. xD
Lets be geek'o'trons!
Weeeeeee
xx
"WellHeCouldCrackACoconutWithThoseKnees!..IfHeCouldgetThemTogether.."-'TheWomen'-1939
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Yes I LOVE this movie more every time I watch it, must be that snappy dialogue, and so many good actresses. When Joan purposely calls Sylvia "Mrs. Prowler" instead of Fowler I bust out laughing every time!
share"Twenty-five cents! My, you are getting off economically, aren't you...?"
You can't stop watching it, simply because it is so damn good. I think I discovered it, late night on WCBS New York when I was 25 in 1979, and have not watched it less than 50 times since, as well as turning other friends and relatives on to it.
I still have the initial and official VHS issue from 1985, not less than a half dozen off-air recordings of it, and the DVD as well. In turn, this has fostered book buys on Shearer, Crawford and Russell whenever and wherever I can find them.
This movie makes converts, and keep us converted!
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Truth is a hard master, and costly to serve, but it simplifies every problem.