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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 54604" data-attributes="member: 7">I recall actually seeing I Saw What You Did, but I couldn&#039;t tell you a whole lot about it, though. All I remember is it came on TCM, I saw Crawford was in it, I recorded and watched it, but I wasn&#039;t thoroughly impressed. I deleted it shortly after, and I haven&#039;t seen it again. That&#039;s been at least three years ago I would say.Now I&#039;ve never been a big fan of Stanwyck, but I am trying to watch more of her films and become more appreciative of her with an open mind. It&#039;s been quite some time since I&#039;ve seen or even tried to watch one of her films, so my tastes and opinion of her my have changed. (Fingers crossed!) As for Hepburn, I couldn&#039;t see her doing these &quot;hag horrors&quot;. She seems like she would be &quot;above&quot; lowering herself to that level. The same would go for Vivien Leigh, though. She would be far too &quot;grand&quot; to be scheming around against Davis in a dark Louisiana mansion.And I&#039;ve only seen Swanson in Sunset Blvd, and I would definitely say that performance itself contributed to the same type of audience, although the film was officially classified a film noir, not a hag horror.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 54604, member: 7"] I recall actually seeing [I]I Saw What You Did[/I], but I couldn't tell you a whole lot about it, though. All I remember is it came on TCM, I saw Crawford was in it, I recorded and watched it, but I wasn't thoroughly impressed. I deleted it shortly after, and I haven't seen it again. That's been at least three years ago I would say. Now I've never been a big fan of Stanwyck, but I am trying to watch more of her films and become more appreciative of her with an open mind. It's been quite some time since I've seen or even tried to watch one of her films, so my tastes and opinion of her my have changed. [I](Fingers crossed!)[/I] As for Hepburn, I couldn't see her doing these "hag horrors". She seems like she would be "above" lowering herself to that level. The same would go for Vivien Leigh, though. She would be far too "grand" to be scheming around against Davis in a dark Louisiana mansion. And I've only seen Swanson in [I]Sunset Blvd[/I], and I would definitely say that performance itself contributed to the same type of audience, although the film was officially classified a [I]film noir[/I], not a [I]hag horror[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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