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On the eve of its release, bad word-of-mouth plagues Baby Jane; Bette and Joan brace for failure; Pauline tries to break gender barriers; and Oscar nominations are announced.

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It's either Pedro or Long Beach.

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It's not the same thing at all.

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Well, we knew it was a gamble from the start.

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♪ And bewildered ♪

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You want to leave the script for Miss Crawford?

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You do?

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But the stars will be in attendance. How thrilling.

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- But Bob will direct it. - No.

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And you aren't ever gonna leave it either.

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hiding the profits on this one.

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♪ Jane could do most anything ♪

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♪ Is there no one left to care? ♪

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"A brave and naked portrayal."

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Baby Jane is the number one picture in America.

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Why not?

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I'm not gonna say yes to anything

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This pile is for charity.

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What do you guess prevented

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but women, we need experience.

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You get to work with the best Hollywood has to offer.

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We had thought we'd all start working again.

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You get to be

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I already have a cross-country tour announced

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- I mean, I need you to push just as hard for me... - Okay. All right.

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brings another million dollars into our pockets.

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the idea of being a star.

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Well, then I'd appreciate it

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Take a break.

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Easy, partner. You don't have to convince me.

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It's the one millionth ticket sold for Baby Jane,

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I'm gonna have to kick it open, the way I always have.

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And now you can go off and make

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That is the picture.

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- I'm pretending it's a mirror. - Well, that's fine,

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- Mr. Sinatra. - Who asked you?! Huh?

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Just put them in some kind of order.

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What's this?

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I'll see you later.

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Sinatra's notes, which I invite you

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I can't throw it away on a pipe dream.

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