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We ran across this photo in the Borderline Hollywood archive from September 1978 of David Van Houten meeting Bette Davis.
The great Bette Davis stopped by the 29th floor Publicity Office of Paramount Pictures in New York City with a bottle of Scotch, to just thank us for helping her promote Death on the Nile, which was released theatrically September 29, 1978. What an amazing and thoughtful person she was. Van Houten's mother, who's name was also Bette, happened to be in New York that day and ran over from her hotel, The Essex House, to meet her as well.
Scene from Death on the Nile
with Bette Davis and Maggie Smith
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Upstairs Downstairs, where the young Georgina, evolved from war nurse to frivolous flapper.
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| Sharrie and David, 1993. |
Lo RE Bette Davis: some, as I, may not be quite as old enough to have seen her in her "HeyDay"; others, as I, may not necessarily class her as the most beautiful of starlets, but while speaking of Maybelline eyes, many will remember this http://tinyurl.com/ma2q7dz and be intrigued.
ReplyDelete- Alas, so many of us lift a 'rita' on Cinco de Mayo and shout "Salud!", but few know what it's really all about: Bette helped elucidate that in http://tinyurl.com/npc8wt8!
RE some of her "over the top" gestures/expressions: Folks of the era were still transitioning from silent films to the talkies! LOL
Its as if you had a great grasp on the subject matter, but you forgot to include your readers. Perhaps you should think about this from more than one angle. isaimini
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