
Bette Davis
Baby Jane Hudson
Joan Crawford
Blanche Hudson
Victor Buono
Edwin Flagg
Wesley Addy
Marty McDonald
Julie Allred
Young Baby Jane Hudson
Anne Barton
Cora Hudson
Marjorie Bennett
Dehlia Flagg
Bert Freed
Ben Golden
Anna Lee
Mrs. Bates
Maidie Norman
Elvira Stitt
Dave Willock
Ray Hudson
Ernest Anderson
Ernie
Russ Conway
Police Officer
Maxine Cooper
Bank Teller
Robert Cornthwaite
Dr. Shelby
Michael Fox
Man in Television Commercial
Gina Gillespie
Young Blanche Hudson
Barbara Merrill
Liza Bates
Don Ross
Police Officer
James Seay
Police Officer
John Shay
Police Officer
Jon Shepodd
Police Officer
Peter Virgo
Police Officer
Bobs Watson
Clerk in Newspaper Department
Debbie Burton
Singer (voice)
Murray Alper
Projectionist (uncredited)
Steve Condit
Boy in Audience (uncredited)
Dorothea Lord
Nurse (uncredited)
Norman Papson
Beach Boy (uncredited)
Mike Ragan
Police Officer (uncredited)
Sammy Shack
Theatre Patron (uncredited)
Michael St. Angel
Bank Manager (uncredited)
Jack Tornek
Man Buying Newspaper (uncredited)
Ralph Volkie
Assistant Projectionist (uncredited)
Robert Perry
Dancer (uncredited)
Bill Walker
Deliveryman (uncredited)
Ralph Hart
Small Boy (uncredited)



Released
en
$980,000.00
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- #alcoholism
- #murder
- #hollywood
- #mental illness
- #invalid
- #former child star
- #ice cream
- #vaudeville
- #recluse
- #drunkenness
- #spinsters
- #old mansion
- #piano
- #sister sister relationship
- #hagsploitation
- #psycho-biddy
Reviews

Now then, settle down - turn off the phone, grab some Malbec and be prepared for one of the finest examples of character-driven cinema you are ever likely to encounter. Bette Davis is the former, rather petulant, child star "Baby Jane" who rather grudgingly looks after her sister - the more critically acclaimed actress "Blanche" (Joan Crawford) as their dotage approaches in their Hollywood home. "

For this particular review, I have chosen to render my critique - in description of this timeless masterpiece - with a word from each letter of its title: What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? An opus of epic proportions, the tour de force performances in this cinematic icon relay what is: Warped. Hellish. Atrocious. Tumultuous. Evil. Vile. Envious. Ruthless. Hostile. Abhorrent. Perverse.












