Sparing nothing and no-one from her whiplash tongue, Bette Davis provides a running commentary to Stine's portrayal of her long and illustrious career. Her comments demonstrate the same bold approach that made her one of the screen's most successful stars.

Mother Goddam: The Story of the Career of Bette Davis

Biographies & Memoirs

Bette Davis

whitney-stine

Arts & Literature

Berkley Publishing Corporation

<p>The outspoken film star writes about her career--from her contract player days at Warner Bros., where she met Ronald Reagan, through her stroke, mastectomy, and return to films--her family, and the notables she has known</p>

This 'n' That

Michael Herskowitz

BERKLEY

<p>Like her famous characters, she's tough, confident, and never minces words. This frank, no-nonsense account features Bette Davis in her best role: her own remarkable life - on-screen and off...\nThe glory days of Hollywood... the ups and downs with her husbands and children... behind the scenes with Joan Crawford in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?... a few choice words about Ronald Reagan... and her inspiring struggle to survive first a mastectomy, and then, nine days later, a crippling stroke.\nPLUS-- A candid letter to her daughter - whose stinging memoir has caused so much controversy.</p>

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