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Condition: Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or ... Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or cracks, or to the item cover including scuffs, scratches, or cracks. The cover art and liner notes are included for a CD. VHS or DVD box is included. Video game instructions are included. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Type: Movie

Format: DVD

Language: English

Music Artist: Queen

Case Type: Tall/DVD Case

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Actor: Joan Crawford, Fay Wray, John Ireland

Genre: Drama

Movie/TV Title: Queenbee

Studio: Sony Pictures

UPC: 0043396708891

Run Time: 95 min.

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Queenbee

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1955

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by dolladopt
Apr 05, 2017Top favourable review
Joan Crawford plays herself
As Eva, matriarch of a wealthy Southern family, Joan Crawford essentially plays herself. Eva is glamorous, youth-obsessed, selfish, controlling, and maritally unfaithful. Early in the film, Eva seems to say and do hurtful things to her family, even when she derives no benefit from it; she has no apparent motivation other than to be mean. Her husband is a bitter alcoholic who stays in his room, rarely interacting with the family. When the film is almost over, there's a brilliant twist that makes you wonder which came first, Eva's antisocial behavior or her husband's? Is Eva evil or, as she says, merely lonely? Although most of the characters are unlikable, they are believable. Recommended for fans --- and foes --- of Joan Crawford, as well as fans of Gothics and film noir. As Eva, matriarch of a wealthy Southern family, Joan Crawford essentially plays herself. Eva is glamorous, youth-obsessed, selfish, controlling, and maritally unfaithful. Early in the film, Eva seems to say and do hurtful things to her family, even when she derives no benefit from it; she has no apparent motivation other than to be mean. Her husband is a bitter alcoholic who stays in his room, rarely interacting with the family. When the film is almost over, there's a brilliant twist that makes you wonder which came first, Eva's antisocial behavior or her husband's? Is Eva evil or, as she says, merely lonely? Although most of the characters are unlikable, they are believable. Recommended for fans --- and foes --- of Joan Crawford, as well as fans of Gothics and film noir.
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by x0fw5lTXQ1C@Deleted
May 30, 2009
Joan Crawford Delivers Playing Herself
Joan Crawford plays the title role of Queen Bee Eva Phillips. Literally, Eva rules the roost. She robbed her so-called friend Sue Mc Kinnon of her fiance, had numerous affairs, and hated her sister-in-law Carol (Betsy Palmer). But we don't know this at first, as we first see her through the eyes of her innocent cousin, Jennifer Stewart (Lucy Marlow), who is visiting for the first time from Chicago. And Eva treats Carol royally--sets up dates for her, wraps her in mink, and encourages her shy nature. Jennifer doesn't understand why Eva's husband Avery (Barry Sullivan) drinks heavily, why her little son Ted has nightmares, and why Sue Mc Kinnon acts like a robot. Little by little the truth surfaces until all of us see her as she is. While dressed like a queen, we ... Joan Crawford plays the title role of Queen Bee Eva Phillips. Literally, Eva rules the roost. She robbed her so-called friend Sue Mc Kinnon of her fiance, had numerous affairs, and hated her sister-in-law Carol (Betsy Palmer). But we don't know this at first, as we first see her through the eyes of her innocent cousin, Jennifer Stewart (Lucy Marlow), who is visiting for the first time from Chicago. And Eva treats Carol royally--sets up dates for her, wraps her in mink, and encourages her shy nature. Jennifer doesn't understand why Eva's husband Avery (Barry Sullivan) drinks heavily, why her little son Ted has nightmares, and why Sue Mc Kinnon acts like a robot. Little by little the truth surfaces until all of us see her as she is. While dressed like a queen, we finally see the real Eva Phillips--all supposedly 1950s beautiful on the outside but evil to the core on the inside. This movie is Joan Crawford to the the limit. But it turns out quite differently than you would expect. And for that, I leave it up to you to see it. This movie is well worth watching.
by ststeven61
Sep 24, 2019
"Queen Bee" Everyone kowtow to Joan!
I love this movie. It's not a classic, but it's entertaining beyond words. Joan rules the roost here, and everyone is consistantly terrified of her throughout the movie. For NO REASON. That's why I love watching this film. IMHO, it never grows old.
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by donyette71-31
Feb 02, 2021
Queen Bee
I've always loved Joan Crawford.. This purchase met my every expectation..
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by daray1946
Dec 15, 2020
Perfect title for describing the main character.
Quality DVD of an old movie, Reasonably priced and quickly shipped.
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