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I never said I was the poor man's Bette Davis. Warner Bros. came up with that bad line, not me. I respected Davis. I did say jokingly that Bette Davis could do the housework!
– Ida Lupino, in Ida Lupino: Beyond the Camera by Mary Ann Anderson with Ida Lupino
originally published in The Vintage Classics on October 18, 2018
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This blog contains occasional thoughts related to the old Hollywood films I watch and the actors and actresses that I enjoy, with a special focus on pioneering actress-director-producer-writer Ida Lupino.
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