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Mommie Dearest
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Variety - 09/09/1981
"...Screen history....Dunaway does not chew scenery. [She] starts neatly at each corner of the set in every scene and swallows it whole, costars and all..."New York Times - 09/18/1981
"...Dunaway's work here amounts to a small miracle, as one movie queen transforms herself passionately and wholeheartedly into another..."Entertainment Weekly - 08/03/2001
"...Dunaway's Crawford isn't out-of-control acting, but a fiercely thought-through depiction of an out-of-control person..."Total Film - 04/01/2004
"[A] compelling watch..."Based on the book by her adopted daughter Christina, MOMMIE DEAREST is the now-legendary tale of Hollywood superstar Joan Crawford (Faye Dunaway) and the lengths that she went to in order to maintain her public image. After several screen successes, Crawford's plan to stay on top in Tinseltown includes adopting two children, Christina and Christopher, whom she plans on spoiling with love and gifts. As her career flags and her lack of success in her relationships with men chip away at her constitution, Crawford's treatment of her children becomes more and more brutal. Though this domestic horror tale is so over-the-top it that it is often celebrated as high camp, Dunaway's performance remains nothing short of astounding.
The sensationalistic film biography of one of the silver screen's most infamous female stars, Joan Crawford. Based on a tell-all biography by Ms. Crawford's adopted daughter, this movie presents a subjective vision of life behind the closed doors of the Crawford household -- a view into the sordid personal life of a narcissistic and domineering mother who sadistically beat her "precious" little children.
Biography | Character Study | Children | Drama | Parenthood | Rape | Showbiz | Tear Jerker | Theatrical Release
| Starring | Faye Dunaway & Diana Scarwid | |
| Directed by | Frank Perry | |
| Screenwriting by | Frank Yablans, Frank Perry & Robert Getchell | |
| Composition by | Henry Mancini | |
| Performer | Steve Forrest, Howard Da Silva, Rutanya Alda & Mara Hobel | |
| Source Writer | Christina Crawford |
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