A Tribute to Bette Davis

That voice, those eyes, it could only be Bette Davis. Her long Hollywood career reached its pinnacle in 1950 with her dead on portrayal of the formidable, glamorous Broadway star, Margo Channing, in All About Eve. "Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night," she said. Then at the age of 54, when her own career had reached a bumpy patch, she reinvented herself as an aging former child star in "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane". With that role she began her own second act, continuing to perform in another thirty films the last one at the age of 81. Destination Hollywood offers this Tribute to recognize the long and memorable career of one of Hollywood's greatest leading ladies ... Bette Davis.

Coming Soon

Bette Davis was born 100 years ago in Lowell, Massachusetts. The Bette Davis Centenary Tribute is going to be held beginning this month at nearby Boston University. There will be an exhibition of her life and career open to the public. At a special awards ceremony the Bette Davis Foundation will present the Bette Davis Lifetime Achievement Award to Susan Sarandon and the Bette Davis Medal of Honor will be given to Lauren Bacall.

DVD Spotlight

Bette Davis classic, Hush, Hush ... Sweet Charlotte , available on DVD.

DH Suggests

Destination Hollywood Suggests this Tribute dedicated to one of Bette Davis' movies ...

		A Tribute to All About Eve Fasten you seat belts, it going to be a bumpy ride on the way to our Tribute to Hollywood's most famous self-satire, All About Eve.