Bette Davis' Last Try
A homosexual works by day in an office and goes home in the evening to dress up as Bette Davis and reads parts from her most famous films in an imaginary dialogue with some unknown admirer.
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A homosexual works by day in an office and goes home in the evening to dress up as Bette Davis and reads parts from her most famous films in an imaginary dialogue with some unknown admirer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pier Farri
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Runtime:22 minutes
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