Joan Crawford in her glory opening a Pepsi-Cola bottling factory in San Diego

Thanks, OP, I never saw that interview before. She did seem a little tipsy, but it was actually one of her better interviews. She was more natural and seemed genuinely happy.

Love her ensemble.

Looks great as a blonde

depressing woman

By 1963 Joan clearly had the "Art of Being Joan Crawford" down to a science. While expressing nothing terribly fascinating, Joan hits her marks and gives the interviewer all he needs to edit a business/human interest/celebrity news piece.

She changed outfits. The tailored outfit in the interview was much nicer than that blousy unfitted dress at the beginning.

She isn't too drunk to dis her eldest children (for reasons which are well-known to them) by talking like she only had twins at first. LOL

I noticed that, R6.

I must be a perv because at first glance I assumed this was saying 'in her glory hole...'

She had beautiful diction.

[quote]She had beautiful diction

She sounds so hilariously pompous and phony.

She was Hollywood's Margaret Thatcher.

She had such superb style.

The song "She's a Lady" was originally written about our Joan.

So was "The Lady is a Tramp"

That bottling plant was built for 1.5 million! That I do not understand.

She really did hold onto her looks, didn't she? She was officially 59 then but probably somewhat older, and she's a hell of a looker for a woman in her sixties! How did that happen, when she was obviously knocking them back during the day!

And yeah, that white outfit is faaaaab.

Why did the tv channel ruin the clip with a modern "fake" voice-over and horrible royalty free music?

What a DUMP!