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  • Faye has said in interviews that she will not discuss Mommie Deaerst because during the filming of that classic movie she was going through a hard time in her life.

  • @nemapoodle She is an incredible actress; one of America's all-time finest.

  • How can you NOT discuss Mommie Dearest? Its one of the most ridiculous films ever made, and its become a cult success. I respect that she wants to appear as a respectable actress, but she could at least TRY to be gracious about it and see the humor in it.

  • Does anybody know what the interview in question was for? A documentary?

  • I love how passionate she is about this!

  • faye should not be condemned for Mommie Dearest, she should be celebrated for it. seriously.

  • Bleeding hairline?

  • "Don't fuck with me, fellas!"

  • What a shame that this beautiful woman of such talent decided to be a traitor to one of her own kind. Joan Crawford will be remembered long after Faye is dead and gone off the face of the earth. Every moment of Joan's life was spent for us-her audience. Every fiber of her being and reason for living was done for us-her audience. She breathed air so that she could entertain US!--her audience. We owe her something--in return. Seems from the video that Faye is the real looney, not Mrs. Crawford.

  • Go Faye

  • I love Faye's voice-her fire, her passion and energy..But not in this context!

  • Faye has made too many incredible movies and has made many mediocre movies better with her presence, I would like to see reporters focus on those Faye-things that have enriched audiences worldwide...bottom line...Faye is a National Treasure!

  • It's insulting for someone with her body of work to be pestered about an ex-husband and one mediocre movie.

    Mommy Dearest was 27 years ago! What else can be said? Why is this schmuck still bugging her about it? And, honestly, even if the movie as a whole wasn't great, Faye totally rocked it!

    She's right - Give him hell, Ms Dunaway!

  • my father knew faye's mother in florida. he was mrs.dunaway's insurance salesman.

  • And its difficult to not have regrets with Mommie Dearest, even she was awesome there. Her career really get dammaged with that film.

  • And Mc Queen,and Newman, Redford, Mastroiani, Hoffman, Brandauer, Sinatra, Holden...She really worked with the gotha of actors. The ones who are up there on the pantheon of acting. That woman had a HUGE POINT there.

  • Who is the "Jack" she is speaking to, is what I wanna know???

  • I love Faye and I think this video is really cool! Faye has a big POINT to make, and it is why can't the reporters talk about many of the interesting things she has done? However, I wish she would come to terms with Mommie Dearest and realize that it really is a big piece of her history (not the only piece though) and many of her die-hard fans like me loved her in it! In fact, I think Joan Crawford would have loved it too as Joan in real life adored Faye as a real star.

  • "I think Joan Crawford would have loved it too as Joan in real life adored Faye as a real star."

    ******

    Yeah right, Joan would have loved a movie that depicted her as a mentally deranged alcoholic harpie who physically abused her children. Uh-huh. No matter how much she admired Dunaway, this movie would have changed that.

  • Pipe61, I kinda agree with you, but at the same time this movie, no matter wether you think it good/bad, put Joan back on the map again and got the whole country talking about her. I actually thought the movie showed Joan as bi-polar, and in some scenes Faye played her more as a woman/child, and yet in other scenes, you are right, she was a child-abuser. The bottom line is, this movie made Joan a household name with a new generation of filmgoers, and I think maybe Joan would have liked that.

  • Sorry-cant agree. This movie came out 4 years after Joan's death. We still remembered her brilliant career. True, it had petered out toward the end. Yes, this (dreadful) film made Joan known to a new generation - but for all the wrong reasons. I'd rather remember her as the vivacious flapper of the '20's, the shopgirl of the '30's, the STAR of the '40's, the great bitch of the '50's, etc. than as a grotesque hanger-wielding harpie that may only have existed in Christina's imagination.

  • @LaBelleDanse Well said! I couldn't agree more.

  • shes got a point

  • BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!

    LOLOL!

  • Hostessmostess, this is disgusting!!! Not funny at all. Are you out of your mind, why do you have to resort to this?

  • lol

  • Not Funny.

  • LEAVE CHRIS CROCKER ALONE!

    (cornhole session)

    the video...

    watch?v=vvI1LR3vybE

    LEAVE ME ALONE! (shitfaced edition)

    the video...

    watch?v=_0xt_uIORw0

  • What software do you use to do the lipsync?

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