"Serial Mom" Prank Phone Call Scene

It’s almost Labor Day. Be prepared to remove your white skin.

Listen to you filthy mouth you fucking whore

Can you imagine if That Cunt Susan Sarandon had played the role as John Waters wanted?

Kathleen Turner is just perfect.

Kathleen should have had the Oscar for this. I would have given Mink Stoke a BSA mom just for the courthouse scene.

Kathleen didn't even get a GG nom and it's one of the funniest female performances ever

The movie was considered pretty harsh and brash when it came out. I think that’s why Turner got no recognition

Prank Callers Anonymous…

I’ve been a member as well!

😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[quote]Kathleen should have had the Oscar for this.

No one remembers Blue Sky, Nell, Tom & Viv or The Client. Winona in Little Women is still appreciated. Everyone remembers Kathleen, and if they never saw the film or can't remember it, then they deserve to be murdered.

A very weak year for female performances.

The Client is very much remembered.

I'm also a huge fan of Pecker. So many great moments including Mary!, teabagging, shopping for others and Mary Kay Place!

Kathleen Turner gave the most outstanding performance of the year in this film, hands down. She was robbed during the awards season.

John Waters at his absolute best.

I love the tacky frau styling of Mink Stole in this movie. Hilarious and perfect.

I have a confession…

I felt like I was watching a portrayal of my life upon the big screen. I spent a lot of my free time making obscene/ prank phone calls beginning from the age of 7 yrs. It was my primary form of entertainment for decades.

I love the absolute, abandoned glee that Turner shows when she is winding Dottie Hinkle up. It makes the character much more sympathetic.

Pretty much perfect casting here!

I lusted after son Matthew Lillard in that film.

Pussywillows, OP.

His best friend was cuter

I'm a divorced woman, please help me.

Turner should have been nominated. She was laugh out loud funny but the Academy routinely shits on comedic performances and they will never touch anything Waters touched. They couldn't even nominate the "Hairspray" musical for costumes or art design.

His friend was cute, R17 -and I nearly lost it watching him fapping to porn, and getting caught!

We all have our bad days.

PUSSYWILLOWS!

I love how Mary Jo Catlett’s tits bounce as she’s running over to Beverly’s house.

Mary Jo was/is delightful.

Lick mommy’s feet, get ‘em all wet!

R23 “Beverly! Beverly”!

r3

Kathleen seemed to enjoy that role, she was hilarious.

All this love for Serial Mom makes me so happy I could shit!

Chip, you know how I hate the brown word.....

"I'm coming home!"

I'm sorry, but we don't allow gum in this house.

These 90s movies all have that “Ms Doubtfire” background music.

Beverly, honey, you have some doo-doo on your shoe!

I sniff jury's underpants!

I love the short haircuts from back in the day.

Sick of seeing old hags with long hair now

Mrs. Hinkle—Do you recycle?

CHICKS WITH DICKS

I love Turner in this. She's brilliant. I still remember "Blue Sky" as well.

R39 That was Jessica Lange in "Blue Sky," not Kathleen Turner.

Lange won her second Oscar for it.

Was Beverly wearing panties when she flashed that witness in court?

How even dare you, R41! Beverly Sutphin is a LADY.

I'LL GET YOU PUSSY FACE

Omg r43 that’s like music to my ears as I recall what that sounds like being verbalized. Makes me really miss getting my jollies with prank phone calls.

Really, did any of her victims deserve to live?

1) That asshole teacher who maligned not only her own son, but also the son of that weepy woman who cared 2) Her daughter's garbage dick of a boyfriend, cheating on her at a flea market with a known porn star 3-4) The Sterners, who nagged her dentist husband, mocked his advice, and roasted small birds for food 5) Ms. Jensen, the cranky old cunt who liked bad movies and NOT rewinding rental videos 6) Scotty, that nosy pervert who wouldn't wear a seat belt 7) Juror #8, who let a murderer go free, robbed a bank in her teen years, AND wore white shoes after Labor Day. Fashion has not changed.

What could be more Datalounge than to have Suzanne Somers play you in the TV movie??

I feel like killing a coupla people myself!

Dotty Hinkle deserved to die, but I suppose she has to live with the humiliation of being exposed as a recycling scofflaw.

I hope Alice Evans never watches this movie.

R48 Dottie Hinkle was the frizzy-haired woman with the prank calls. She got dragged out of court, jailed, and fined for her outburst.

Rosemary Ackerman, the zaftig neighbor, was the recycling scofflaw. She'll get hers in Hell.

But they both LIVED! THERE IS NO JUSTICE.

How the Hell did they get the rights to "Tomorrow" and "Annie" to be used in a murder scene?

Mink is giving Valium Hausfrau Realness.

Hello.

Hello? What number are you calling? You've dialed the wrong number! Sorry? What good is that? How can you ever repay the last thirty seconds you have stolen from my life? I hate you, your husband, your children, and your relatives!

Is that a Faberge Egg?

It's Franklin Mint!!

[quote]I love how Mary Jo Catlett’s tits bounce as she’s running over to Beverly’s house.

I love watching Chesty Morgan's bounce in the opening credits of [italic]Deadly Weapons,[/italic,] Scotty's spank material of choice.

[/italic]

Did you see that?! She just said “fuck you” to me!

Fuck you too, you whore!

This movie is everything.

I just love Bill Cosby pictures!

I love r62

R61,

I love that sick movie. I thought I was the only one.

My favorite line comes at 3:23 in this clip: “Although we may run out of Pan Am coffee, we have plenty of t-w-a-t.”

After watching Kathleen as Nola on "The Doctors", I always fantasized about her calling up her nasty meddling mother-in-law Mona and pulling the obscene phone call on her.

I saw Kathleen as Mrs. Robinson in a London production of The Graduate. She owned the stage, and every eye was on her the entire time. She had that old-time STAR quality that few today have.

The set designer of that film was spot on. Looks just like what a frau would come up with.

Is this the Cocksucker residence?

The actress that played Matthew lillards girlfriend seemed to be on track to having a great career with parts in several high profile projects, but fell off the radar not long after serial mom.

Every DLer dances to Daybreak while sorting the recyclables.

Yes, r68!

I love Kathleen Turner. I hope that movie was as fun for her as she made it look.

R72 It sounds like she had a blast making this movie and sticking it to the studio suits.

I love the story John tells of hearing Kathleen Turner and Mink Stole "upstairs" rehearsing the cock sucker prank call. That had to have been hysterical.

Mink Stole's performance at the courthouse, even before Beverley mouths, "Fuck you", is hilarious to me.

"Beverly, you have a little doo-doo on your shoe."

Watching people have fun is fun.

[quote]Lick mommy’s feet, get ‘em all wet!

Nasty r78

I try to imagine what this would have been like with Divine as Beverly and Edith Massey as Beverly.

I meant Massey as Rosemary.

Rosemary was puurrfectly cast in serial mom. I loved Edith.

I remember Siskel and Ebert complaining Kathleen was too good of an actress to be a Divine replacement, she made you feel sorry for this clearly batshit crazy woman. It's one of John Water's better movies, but not one of my absolute favorites. Divine was a huge loss to John's movies.

Apparently, Julie Andrews and Susan Sarandon were considered for the Beverly Sutphin part. Julie was absolutely not interested, while Sue was, but her asking price was too high. Others considered were Mary Tyler Moore and Jessica Lange. I don't know if Julie or Mary would've worked out as well as Kathleen, but their casting would've been inspired. Imagine either one of them clubbing a woman to death with a leg of lamb.

Ultimately, it came down to Kathleen and Cybill Shepherd, but John Waters didn't think Cybill looked enough like Ricki Lake, who had already been cast (As if Kathleen Turner does??).

When I was a teen My friends and I would call all of the video stores and ask if they had “Chicks Who Suck Cock and Eat Cum 2”. Id do it with the most unwavering straight voice I could muster. After the call I’d bust loose with laughs.

That's interesting, R84. I always thought Kathleen Turner in Serial Mom looked very much like Cybill Shepard.

Interview with Waters from back when the special edition blu ray came out.

"An A-List Actress Working with a B-List Director!"

R88 no one ever said she was modest!

She wasn’t even A list by that point, actually.

Is this Four Two One Five Pussy Way?

How come neither M nor G have made a film with John Waters? Who'd be better?

The friend I saw this with at the theater back in the day will still call me up about once a year and ask, “Is this the cocksucker residence??”

Which, yes, it sure is.

LEMME GUESS THE ZIP CODE: 2-1-2-FUCK YOU!

One of my favorite movies of all time.

It wouldn’t have worked with Divine. He couldn’t play an upper middle class WASP housewife. I think he was on a break from John Waters which is why Mink Stole got the lead in Desperate Living and she was just about perfect in it.

That annoying skintag of an old frau that blatantly walked into her house enrages me. I want to go full psycho on her.

👆Patrick Bateman

R96 people do (did?) that in the suburbs. Rosemary's faux pas was entering Beverly's boudoir without knocking. Mrs Sutphin might have been pleasuring herself with a rampant rabbit.

R52 The copyright holders intentionally charged $60,000.

R80 R81 R83 Had she not died in 1988 Divine would've been cast as Rosemary Ackerman not Beverly Sutphin.

This says it all....

Le's not forget a special appearance by former pornographic film star Traci Lords.

You’ll pay for this Marvin Pickles!

Traci Lords has such a specific kind of porn mouth. Jennie Garth has a similar lower face. What is that about? Why do so many women in porn have similarly shaped mouths?

Who would play Beverley Sutphin in a 2024 remake?

Cate Blanchett or Sandra Bullock?

Kathy Bates as Rosemary Ackerman, Marcia Gay Harden as Dottie Hinkle, Alison Janney as Emmy Lou Jenson.

I could see Cate Blanchett. She could be hilarious if she really let loose. She's wacky when she is 'playing herself' in interviews.

I'd love to see someone who we usually think of as refined pull off a totally demented and unbridled performance. Someone like Thandie Newton or Charlize Theron going bonkers for a comedy would tickle me.

R105 Why bother? This film is just fine the way it is, and John Waters won't allow a remake.

Cate Blanchett has tried to play kooky housewives. She's done it several times (Bandits, The Gift, Where'd You Go, Bernadette?). They are some of her worst roles. She's a fine villain, and she's a mother in real life, but she just doesn't click with audiences as a housewife. Kathleen Turner barely pulled it off too, thanks to her established career as an alpha-female who did her own stunts.

It's possible Turner was coked out of her mind during the shoot, but she literally carries the movie.

Kathleen Turner's then-husband was big in NYC real estate, and was nearly prosecuted when a building he managed was the site of an arson fire that killed 87 Hondurans having an Easter party. The club inside the building was unlicensed, and the building's fire safety equipment was lacking. Jay Weiss was never indicted, but it stained his reputation right as his wife was at her peak. Turner made things worse with the media when she offered a flip comment: "The fire was unfortunate, but could've happened at a McDonald's!"

Sandra Bullock would be perfect for the remake -she always plays such sympathetic characters, and she is reported to be an exceptionally night person in real life. That would add to the shock value. But John Waters has to do the remake!!

I nominate Oprah or Ellen DeGeneres. It would be really fun to see either of them become foul-mouthed monsters on camera.

Why would John Waters remake perfection? Unless they go the Hairspray route and do a musical.

Ellen would be good as one of the women Beverley murders but not as Beverley herself.

Maybe Ellen can play Louise "Lou Lou" Todger, a woman who uses the Pancake! lesbian dating site and has been hitting on Beverley's gender fluid she/they child Misty (Hailee Steinfeld). Beverley catfishes Lou Lou into a date at a furniture warehouse and suffocates her to death in a collapsible wardrobe.

Julianne Moore as Beverly Sutphin.

Kathleen was so funny in this. This was one of her last leading roles in a movie. She ruled the '80s but the '90s were not kind to her (V.I. Warshawski - which I actually like).

From her wiki page

[quote]She turned down lead roles in Ghost and The Bridges of Madison County, both of which became big hits.

The Demi or Whoopi role???

If you believe the stories, e ery woman 30-45 was offered the lead in The Bridges Of Madison County. Clint produced it and he only ever wanted Meryl for the role.

Clint directed it and co-starred in it. I just can't anyone else but Meryl in it.

Donna Mills

Chrissy Metz as Misty Sutphin

R116, it depends on which incarnation of TBoMC you mean. An earlier incarnation had Robert Redford and Jessica Lange as the possible leads, with Sydney Pollack directing. When Pollack dropped out, Redford was out, and Clint was in, with Bruce Beresford directing. Supposedly, Beresford wasn't keen on Lange because she had earlier badmouthed him during the filming of "Crimes of the Heart," and wanted someone European. Eastwood and Beresford clashed repeatedly over the script, casting, direction, and a fed up Beresford bailed, leaving Eastwood to direct himself and his #1 choice, Meryl Streep.

No Metz

Beanie would be creaming herself to get the part of Misty in a remake.

It’s a cute movie but it’s far from perfection. I giggled a few times but I wasn’t howling. Maybe the shock value has worn off and I have become too blasé.

I'm a divorced woman please help me.

R124 that line is classic and one of my all timers

R123 doesn't recycle!

Suzanne Somers' best film role.

Was Suzanne Sommers really big in the 90s?

Well, she was in Step by Step on TGIF on ABC and the Thighmaster commercials were on TV all the time.

According to Wikipedia, Mink Stole performs weddings as an ordained minister.

I love that Sam Waterston plays the husband. He mostly had been in serious films before Serial Mom, so this was a refreshing change of pace for him.

R131 well yeah of course that’s the conceit. Same reason they cast all those “serious” TV actors like Robert Stack Peter Graves etc in Airplane

Oprah and Ellen are holding out for the remake of Desperate Living.

This thread made me watch the film again tonight. Turner should have won the Oscar! Her facial expressions and reactions were both hilarious and terrifying. For that matter, John Waters should have won multiple awards for his work. It's a much better film that the original reviews would indicate.

Sam Waterston as the hapless dentist husband, a secret sadist getting revenge on Ralph who interrupted his sexytimes with Beverly. I can relate to that.

All i can say is -

ONE TWO FUCK YOU!!!!

I remember when this movie came out.

It was scandalous how fat Kathleen Turner had become.

If only we knew.

[quote]I could see Cate Blanchett. She could be hilarious if she really let loose. She's wacky when she is 'playing herself' in interviews.

I don't know, she payed an over the top news woman/morning talk show host in the "Don't Look Up" movie and she was awful.

R95 Mink Stoke was always going to play Peggy Gravel. Susan Lowe replaced Divine as Mole as Divine was off doing a play at the time and couldn't do the film.

R57 it was GOREEEE!!!!!!

[quote]I felt like I was watching a portrayal of my life upon the big screen. I spent a lot of my free time making obscene/prank phone calls beginning from the age of 7 yrs. It was my primary form of entertainment for decades.

My younger sister is very prim and conservative, but when we were kids she had absolutely no shame when it came to making prank calls. I was always too big of a wuss to make them myself, so I would egg her on and give her suggestions.

One time I put her up to calling Mrs. H., a PTA mom in my seventh-grade class who was loathed by the other moms (including mine) because she was a bossy, know-it-all cunt. So Sis, who was all of 11 at the time, called and asked in a husky, breathy voice if she could speak to Mrs. H.'s husband. When she said he couldn't come to the phone, Sis said, "Please tell him that his girlfriend called."

Of course, Mrs. H. went apeshit, to which Sis replied, "You're just like he said you were." When she demanded to know what he had said about her, Sis said, "Oh, nothing, just that you're fat, ugly, and hell to live with." Mrs. H. hung up and we laughed ourselves silly. (Fortunately, this was the late '70s and there was no caller ID yet.)

Mondo Trasho, Desperate Living, Cry Baby (Director's Cut), Pecker, Cecil B. Demented and A Dirty Shame are the only John Waters films that haven't been released on Blu-Ray yet.

I imagine Criterion will release Deseperate LIving since they've handled nearly all of the other films preceding Hairspray.

*Desperate Living

Well I went hunting for my dvd of Serial Mom and found it and realised I don't have a DVD player any more, I can't find the controller on my PS4, my laptop doesn't have a cd drive and my old laptop with does have a cd drive has a screen full of black patches so I can't watch it.

Thank God for PirateBay! Downloading it now.

I think Sigourney Weaver could have done a good job as Beverly, but she's not as naturally campy as Turner.

I found the movie deeply unsatisfying as the Mink Stole character was not killed off in a grease fire.

Mink Stole sports a Marcia Clark perm in Serial Mom. Was this deliberate or did people look like that in the early 90ies?

R147 The film was made before the OJ Trial, so it had nothing to do with Marcia Clark.

But yes, many women did wear their hair like that in the early 90s.

R137 I didn't think Kathleen looked fat at all, she looked great for a woman in her mid-40s. This is the same year M did The River Wild and was probably in the best shape of her life. She piled on the pounds after to play curvy Italian Francesca in Madison County the following year.

[quote] Is this the Cocksucker residence?

Mink’s character should have said, “yes it is” without missing a beat, adding “this is Ballcupper Cocksucker, how may I be of assistance?”

This was funny but I think Mink’s short one-way phone call in desperate living is far funnier and more demented.

Serial Mom does resonate though, because inside all of us is a serial mom waiting to get out.

R78, I’ve often wondered what sort of wizard Waters is to get performers to do those things in his pictures. I don’t think that little middle-aged lady was even an actress, just a wife and homemaker. And yet there she is onscreen doing that deeply perverted thing. 🤔

Mrs Hinkle, are you insane?

No I'm not you motherfucker! Cocksucker! You lousy pig fucker! You bitch! You ugly whore!

I love the court scenes almost as much as the phone call scene

The part in the courtroom where she's flashing Marvin Pickles while he's on the stand--I LOL just thinking about it!

Chicks with dicks!

Suzanne Somers clearly was next on Beverley's hit list.

Will there be a second part where Beverley finishes off all that deserve it? Including her extremely annoying children?

^^^ Serial Grandma?

She gave the garbage guys little bottles of booze.

R158 Yes! We need that! Beverly comes home from prison and picks up where she left off.

^^^ Echoes of Joan Crawford in Straight-Jacket. Maybe it will end up that Misty is the new killer!

I HOPE THEY GIVE YOU THE GAS CHAMBER!

[quote] I'm a divorced woman please help me.

I just rewatched the movie last night and don’t remember this line. Who says it?

[quote]I just rewatched the movie last night and don’t remember this line. Who says it?

Why, Dottie Hinkle says it, at 1.22 in the YouTube clip at the start of the thread.

R163 Dottie Hinkle (Mink Stole). It's in the very clip at the top of the thread.

R160 Beverly never went to prison, remember? We did it! We set her free!

I think a sequel with Misty now Serial Mom could work.

We need a sequel. That movie leaves so many questions unanswered. Did she get away with the murder of the juror? Why was Rosemary not punished for littering? I'd have her choke on a Franklin Mint Faberge egg.

In fact, we need a mini-series!!! Didn't Waters advocate for tat too? Let'c campaign!

Was Suzanne Sommers really big in the 90s?"

Of course not, always talentless, by the 90s she was also starting to become the hideous hag she is today. I don't even remember her in Seral Mom," unsurprising. Three's Company" was possibly the dumbest sitcom ever.

I liked Rosemary, nosy old bat that she was. Checking for dust in Berverly's neat lounge and jiggling her tits as she waddled.

A sequel would address the question, did Dottie become a lesbian in the clink?

I'M GOING TO GET YOU PUSSYFACE!

Pussyface I love you!

Pussyface I need you!

R99 I can totally see Divine as Rosemary!

She just has to channel her pre-Liquid eyeliner Dawn Davenport

"Serial Grandma"

Furious at being placed in an old folks' home, Beverly takes revenge on some of the old biddies who get on her nerves (Mink Stole for hogging the break room TV, Leslie Uggams for chewing with her mouth open, Margo Martindale for using nursing home politics to score the room Beverly wanted to watch the birds).

At the first chance she gets, Beverly makes a jailbreak in a stolen Cadillac (soundtrack for speed race: Adele's "Someone Like You") to get revenge on her family for putting her away: Eugene, Chip, and Misty each suffer Beverly's wrath.

At trial, the jury becomes hopelessly deadlocked when the forewoman (Jean Smart) declares she'd like to kill her family too, and several jury members agree. A mistrial is called, and through a loophole Beverly can't be tried again.

Beverly adopts Misty's 8-year-old daughter Nevaeh, a child beauty pageant winner who looks like Rhoda Penmark and got her title when the first place contestant somehow bounced off a bed and out the window of the hotel where the pageant took place. As Nevaeh accepts her crown, Beverly is in the audience cheering. She's finally found her true family.

[quote] I didn't think Kathleen looked fat at all, she looked great for a woman in her mid-40s.

Kathleen was 39.

What's new, Pussyface?

Whooah-ooh-ooh!

What's new, Pussyface?

Whooah -ooh -ooh -ooh-ooh -ooh!

R173 That's actually not bad. But it's a bit too big-name and sanitary for a John Waters movie.

Add a few layers of filth, and then we can talk.

Cuntface I love you

Whoo-wee, whoo-wee!

Whoo-wee, whoo-wee!

R174 damn. She looked like Louise Fletcher but even older and more matronly.

John, we know you are reading this. Get off your lazy ass and cement your legacy with Series Serial Mom/Grandma.

R173 you're a better writer than most working in Tinsletown!

R181 R173 Now we just need to expand on HOW she kills her husband and children. Her murders in the original were so creative and memorable.

Misty: Bludgeoned to death with her daughter's practice stage microphone.

Chip: "Honey, could you help me get my watch out of the wood chipper?"

Eugene: Rolled-up Premiere magazine stuffed down his throat, Alien-style.

I live beside a gym. There is a Fucker sitting inside his car blasting his hip hop. He sees me and my dogs outside on my side porch. He has a captive audience for his rap.My dogs aren’t impressed

Shirley MacLaine would have been a better choice for Beverly than Turner.

R184, no, Shirley isn't that funny and she was too old

Waters would never have been able to handle Shirley's cunting.

R181, R173, R182: Chip needs to go first. He is really annoying with his Jackie on Assistance eyes an his greasy should long hair. I suggest electrocution (bathtub, hair dryer or such).

I remember the first time I saw Matt Lillard was in Serial Mom and I thought- Man, how does Waters find all these freakish looking monsters for his films!

Sam Waterston was cute as the hapless dentist husband (slightly sadistic, but Ralph had it coming for interrupting his sexytimes with Beverley).

I wish Waters had used Jean Hill more. She was a find!

Remind me what the dentist did to Ralph? Can't recall

I love the over-the-top "wholesome" music for all of Rosemary's bits in this scene.

[quote] Remind me what the dentist did to Ralph? Can't recall

Ralph called the good dentist at home on a Saturday morning while he was sexing it up with Beverley, demanding that he get his toof fixted. So Eugene had to go into the office but drilled the fuck out of that toof, getting his passive-aggressive revenge on ole Ralph.

R192, it’s Mrs Doubtfire music.

R193 Ralph Sterner was also a difficult patient, bitching and moaning and saying Eugene was a terrible dentist. Then, that night, he and his slut wife were overheard mocking Eugene's dental advice and billing practices.

"Now we just need to expand on HOW she kills her husband and children. Her murders in the original were so creative and memorable."

Misty: Misty invested her Serial Mom t-shirt profits wisely, and has retired young -independently wealthy. When Beverly needs extra money for a project she asks Misty, A terrible argument ensues over whether or not Beverly should have received a cut of the Serial Mom money. Misty declares that she'd be shocked if Beverly ever held even a thousand dollars in her hand. Beverly responds by throwing a toaster into Misty's bath that evening, saying, "Who's shocked now?"

Chip: Their shared love of gruesome horror movies has given Beverly and Chip a close bond. When she decides that Chip must go, she honors him by killing him slowly, using all of the horror movie examples she can think of. (this scene will necessitate an NC-17 rating)

Eugene: Beverly drives with him to an isolated lover's lane. She starts to go down on him, and when he is on the point of orgasm she bites his dick off. He is immobilized by his seatbelt, and Beverly has handcuffed him to the steering wheel. She sits next to him, reviewing all the times he has failed to satisfy her sexually while he bleeds out.

R196 Too dark for Beverly. Her kills were mostly for mild comedic effect, and were people who deserved to die. Almost all of them died because they had hurt or upset a member of her family. She killed out of love, or a twisted version of it.

It's already a stretch for this devoted wife and mother to murder her own family, but to have her off them in such gruesome and painful ways isn't her style. Beverly detested a mess.

Ah, but films today require more explicit gore and violence, R197. The sequel could never be as funny, original, or satiric as the original, so naturally Hollywood would insist on boosting the sex and violence... How else could a movie with a no-name cast even get made today?

R197 she didn't detest a mess when she battered that old bat with a leg of lamb!

John Waters is rich, and pretty much retired. Don't expect any new films from him.

Scott Morgan (Detective Pike) had textbook BDF.

I AM A MARRIED MAN!!!!

[Quote] Who would play Beverley Sutphin in a 2024 remake?

I don't know about 2024 but I could see Florence Pugh play it in about a decade.

Florence had smushed Barbie doll head syndrome with no neck.

And Kathleen had a smushed nose after she broke it on the set of "V.I. Warshawski."

R201 too bad his partner liked CHICKS with DICKS!

Beverly, Bette, and Joan....prank phone call scene...

Is this the Cocksucker residence?