Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star (2002 TV Movie)
Charles Busch: Self - Playwright, Crawford Historian
Quotes
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Self - Playwright : I think to deny Joan Crawford her place in Hollywood history is to eliminate the center of the whole story. She is really the ultimate movie star.
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Self - Playwright : "The Damned Don't Cry" is kind of a really definitive Joan Crawford. It's almost every one of her images rolled into one. She runs the gambit. It's so much fun. She's *so* committed to this rather tawdry vehicle.
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Self - Playwright : She knew the public created her as a star. So, she felt this great commitment to them and to never disappoint them - to always be Joan Crawford whenever she was seen in public. The fans were more loyal to her than any man would have been.
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Self - Playwright : Davis and Crawford had many similarities and, yet, Bette Davis certainly didn't want to see that. She very much thought of herself as the actress and Crawford was the movie star.
