Even though Constance' career took a nosedive, she did age much better than Bette did.
The facelift in the early '60s helped...but had Connie made a few better career decisions and not alienated so many in the industry along the way, in some alternate universe I could imagine Jackie DeShannon writing a song called "Constance Bennett Eyes."
AtStirred, Straight Up, with a Twist, it helps to remember that it is permanently 1962 (give or take a decade); and that the problems of the real world can be solved with a touch of glamour and a dash of style.
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I love the pics of Bette from the 30's!
ReplyDeleteits so easy to see and hear Bette saying that in my imagination, with a lit cigarette in her hand no doubt.
ReplyDeleteEven though Constance' career took a nosedive, she did age much better than Bette did.
ReplyDeleteEven though Constance' career took a nosedive, she did age much better than Bette did.
ReplyDeleteThe facelift in the early '60s helped...but had Connie made a few better career decisions and not alienated so many in the industry along the way, in some alternate universe I could imagine Jackie DeShannon writing a song called "Constance Bennett Eyes."