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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 332216" data-attributes="member: 7">How great would it be if this interview was still available? I&#039;d love to see it. No, she was never on Cavett. And I&#039;d like to think Cavett would&#039;ve been courteous of her had she ever did his show. She would&#039;ve needed a calm, respectful moderator, and I guess he&#039;d pull it off. Shockingly, I don&#039;t believe I ever knew Crawford had plastic surgery, but it doesn&#039;t surprise me in the least. She was was very image-cautious and didn&#039;t want her looks to fade into oblivion, which was inevitable. What also doesn&#039;t really surprise (or does it? ... I can&#039;t decide) is that Crawford was open and bragged about her nips and tucks and her personal promiscuity. Yeah, Crawford was a heavy drinker too, but for some reason, I never envision her as a heavy smoker -- even though I know she was. It was very commonplace back then. Bette embraced the more alarming aspects of her image, and she was willing to age and look haggered because she knew she&#039;d be in-demand for talk show gigs for the rest of her life, specially if she kept gripping about what pain-in-the-rear Crawford and Dunaway were.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 332216, member: 7"] How great would it be if this interview was still available? I'd love to see it. No, she was never on Cavett. And I'd like to think Cavett would've been courteous of her had she ever did his show. She would've needed a calm, respectful moderator, and I guess he'd pull it off. Shockingly, I don't believe I ever knew Crawford had plastic surgery, but it doesn't surprise me in the least. She was was very image-cautious and didn't want her looks to fade into oblivion, which was inevitable. What also doesn't really surprise (or does it? ... I can't decide) is that Crawford was open and bragged about her nips and tucks and her personal promiscuity. Yeah, Crawford was a heavy drinker too, but for some reason, I never envision her as a heavy smoker -- even though I know she was. It was very commonplace back then. Bette embraced the more alarming aspects of her image, and she was willing to age and look haggered because she knew she'd be in-demand for talk show gigs for the rest of her life, specially if she kept gripping about what pain-in-the-rear Crawford and Dunaway were. [/QUOTE]

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