Crawford at Warners

This documentary delves into the complex relationship between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis, particularly under the direction of Jack Warner. It examines how Warner sought to manage Davis's fiery persona by bringing in Crawford, a star from MGM, to navigate the studio's challenges.

The film showcases the dramatic highs and lows of Crawford's career at Warner Bros., detailing her successful transition to a middle-aged leading lady. It highlights various hits and misses, providing insight into the dynamics of Hollywood during this era. Collectors interested in the history of classic cinema or the careers of these iconic actresses may find this documentary informative and engaging.