Apologies for the audio issues. Did future doctor Phillip ask for it when he took in working no class waitress, Mildred, to maybe reform her-Pygmalion style? Or, did he really have romantic feelings for her? If so, WHYYYYY????!!!!
 
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Apologies for the audio issues. Did future doctor Phillip ask for it when he took in working no class waitress, Mildred, to maybe reform her-Pygmalion style? Or, did he really have romantic feelings for her? If so, WHYYYYY????!!!!
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Great Guys, Bad Women: "Of Human Bondage" (1934) Bette Davis

"How Bette Davis Saved My Life: Life Lessons From Classic Hollywood" (not original name), the ultimate in "kitchen table" critiquing comes to life in the form of two former co-workers turned podcast hosts, Georgia and Moiya, (Bette's Ladies) sharing their love for not only the one and only Bette Davis, but classic Hollywood movies in general with their take on what can be gleaned from them if not just looked at as solely entertainment.

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Great Guys, Bad Women: "Of Human Bondage" (1934) Bette Davis