Question 1

What did Joan Crawford say about this film in 1972?

Accepted Answer

Joan Crawford told the audience at the Town Hall 'Legendary Ladies' show in 1972 that she considered this her worst film.

Question 2

Which location from this film was later used in The Long, Long Trailer?

Accepted Answer

The Burbank 'mobile home park' seen early in this film was later used as a location for The Long, Long Trailer (1954).

Question 3

Why did Jack Warner offer Joan Crawford this role?

Accepted Answer

Warner Bros. studio head Jack Warner offered Joan Crawford this role, hoping his expensive star, whose box office appeal was declining, would refuse it, allowing him to put her on suspension.

Question 4

What connects this film to the TV series Night Gallery?

Accepted Answer

This is the first of two Joan Crawford vehicles in which she plays a woman who undergoes surgery to avoid blindness. In a 1969 segment of Night Gallery, she played another visually-impaired character who has a risky eye operation.

Question 5

Which real-life experience of Joan Crawford is echoed in a line about prison laundry?

Accepted Answer

When Beth comments on working in a laundry as a trade for inmates, it echoes Joan Crawford's own childhood: she lived and worked in a laundry, and her daughter said she developed a loathing for wire-hangers there.

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