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Best Of Everything
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5 /10
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| Starring |
Hope Lange, Stephen Boyd, Joan Crawford  |
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Directed by: Jean Negulesco
Written by: Edith Commer, Mann Rubin, from the novel by Rona Jaffe
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1959 |
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DRAMA
SO BAD
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127 |
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Personal problems within a New York publishing house.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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Hilariously overwrought, melodramatic soap opera, with abortions, adultery, sensationalism and histrionics. Joan Crawford, with red hair and black eyebrows, is presumaby meant as a cautionary tale; but most of all, she's a cautionary tale against over-acting. Winner of the coveted Harvard Lampoon award as worst picture of its year
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