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Bette Davis allegedly took 45 takes to perfect the scene where she lifts her riding skirt with her c [...]	D
Director William Wyler was known for working with the script of the films he was directing, but was [...]	D
The duel between Ted and Buck was against the law. Duels were outlawed in New Orleans as early as 17 [...]	D
To keep from falling further behind on schedule, writer John Huston was asked to direct the duel sce [...]	D
Henry Fonda finished his scenes a day before the final date stipulated in his contract. This left Be [...]	D
Shooting was scheduled to end on Saturday, January 15, 1938, but Bette Davis was too ill to work. (S [...]	D
Humphrey Bogart, who had just worked with William Wyler on Strada sbarrata (1937), warned Bette Davi [...]	D
Hal B. Wallis and Warner Bros. considered replacing William Wyler with William Dieterle. When Bette [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
According to Robert Osborne, Julie's red dress was actually bronze colored, because bronze showed up [...]	D
Bette Davis and William Wyler embarked on an affair. Crew members often saw him leaving her dressing [...]	D
Some scenes were filmed around Henry Fonda, to allow him to be with his wife as she gave birth to th [...]	D
Bette Davis reprised the role of Julie in two 30-minute adaptations of the film on radio: "Academy A [...]	D
Throughout filming William Wyler kept at Bette Davis to drop her nervous mannerisms, yelling at her [...]	D
The red dress sequence was based on a real-life white ball in Hollywood at which all the women dutif [...]	D
Following a quarrel with William Wyler, Bette Davis embarked on an affair with Henry Fonda that grea [...]	D
After winning the Best Actress Oscar for this film, Bette Davis was nominated for Best Actress for t [...]	D
An early 1940s "Lux Radio Theater" adaptation of the film starred Loretta Young, Jeffrey Lynn, and B [...]	D
The year after this film was made, Bette Davis, George Brent, and Donald Crisp appeared in the Civil [...]	D
At the time of filming director William Wyler and lead actor Henry Fonda were both ex-husbands of ac [...]	D
The film's signature piece - the Olympus Ball - originally had only half a day allocated to filming [...]	D
Originally a flop play on Broadway starring Bette Davis' nemesis Miriam Hopkins. Hopkins assumed she [...]	D
The only film in which Bette Davis gives an acting Oscar-winning performance in a Best Picture nomin [...]	D
The first ever film to have two actresses win Academy Awards for their performances: Bette Davis for [...]	D
The rumors that Henry Fonda and William Wyler didn't get on were not true. While Fonda found Wyler's [...]	D
On hearing that he was about to make a film with William Wyler, Humphrey Bogart (who had just made S [...]	D
The birth of Henry Fonda's daughter Jane Fonda was the cause of some interruptions during filming.	D
Jeffrey Lynn originally was cast in the Pres role, but the producers of the play he was appearing in [...]	D
Bette Davis credited William Wyler for making her a box-office star after he directed her Oscar-winn [...]	D
Bette Davis came to the realization that William Wyler was a very special director when he insisted [...]	D
William Wyler never said how he felt about a take after he printed it, which drove Bette Davis mad w [...]	D
For a week and a half, William Wyler couldn't shoot any close-ups of Bette Davis because a pimple on [...]	D
French audiences might confuse this film (French title L'insoumise) co-starring Henry Fonda, with Be [...]	D
Bette Davis' Oscar was sold at auction on July 19, 2001 at Christie's for $57,800. The buyer was Ste [...]	D
Franco Corsaro, Roger Valmy, George Sorel, Vic Demourelle and Louis LaBey are in studio records/cast [...]	D
Bette Davis' father died during production on New Year's Day, 1938. With the production 24 days behi [...]	D
A woman selling flowers is seen just after a traditional New Orleans horse drawn hearse passes by. A [...]	D
Owen Davis's play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 19 December 1933 and closed [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Bette Davis first met William Wyler in 1931 when she auditioned for a part in his film La sposa nell [...]	D
In an interview with Dick Cavett in 1971, Bette Davis said her salary was $650 a week.	D
This film been called a black-and-white version of Via col vento (1939), which was in its pre-produc [...]	D
After an advanced screening of the film, David O. Selznick wrote to Warner complaining about the fil [...]	D
Bette Davis was originally not happy at learning that William Wyler was to direct the film, as she h [...]	D
Is #79 in the American Film Institute's 2002 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Love Stories mov [...]	D
William Wyler was not very impressed with Margaret Lindsay. Feeling she couldn't convincingly convey [...]	D
Edmund Goulding was originally slated to direct and Anita Louise was originally cast in the Margaret [...]	D
The Olympus Ball scene was only a few sentences in the script, and the film's assistant director sch [...]	D
William Wyler was torn between a contractual need to finish Henry Fonda's scenes by December and his [...]	D
A song called "Jezebel" with music by Harry Warren and lyrics by Johnny Mercer was published to prom [...]	D
In order to minimize the impact of potentially going over budget (as this film did), director Willia [...]	D
Because the original Broadway production was a flop, Warner Bros. was able to buy the rights to the [...]	D
The play was purchased for Bette Davis in 1937, two years before Via col vento (1939) hit the screen [...]	D
At one point William Wyler had considered casting his ex-wife (and Henry Fonda's too) Margaret Sulla [...]	D
Because of excessive takes for each scene by director William Wyler, the film allegedly ran 28 days [...]	D
This is the film Catherine O'Hara is watching on television at the beginning of For Your Considerati [...]	D
Fay Bainter became the first actor to receive nominations in the Lead and Supporting acting categori [...]	D
Bette Davis cried for days after finishing, and with good reason. Not only had she finished one of t [...]	D

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