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Clips from Mommie Dearest (1981)

"Joan Crawford, for Mildred Pierce,"
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"Greer Garson, for The Valley of Decision,"
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"Gene Tierney, for Leave Her to Heaven,"
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"and Jennifer Jones, for Love Letters."
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"You're going to win, I know it."
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"- The picture is a hit! - Shh!"
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"And the winner is Joan Crawford!"
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"Oh, Mommie, you won!"
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"Oh, Joan, listen to them! They're so happy for you."
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"I would rather be here with you than anywhere else in the world!"
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"You, all of you here, and everywhere,"
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"gave me this award tonight."
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"And I accept it from you, and only you."
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"I love all of you!"
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"Now, please forgive me. Goodnight."
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"No wire hangers!"
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"What's wire hangers doing in this closet when I told you"
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"No wire hangers, ever!"
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"I work and work until I'm half dead,"
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"and I hear people saying she's getting old,"
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"and what do I get?"
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"A daughter..."
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"...who cares as much about the beautiful dresses I give her"
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"as she cares about me!"
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"What's wire hangers doing in this closet?"
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"Answer me!"
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"I buy you beautiful dresses,"
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"and you treat them like they were some dishrag. You do!"
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"A three-hundred-dollar dress on a wire hanger?"
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"We'll see how many you've hidden over here. We'll see."
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"We'll see! Get out of that bed!"
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"- All of this is coming out! Out! - Please!"
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"Out! Out!"
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"We're going to see how many wire hangers you've got in your closet."
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"Why? Why? Christina, get out of that bed!"
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"Get out of that bed!"
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"You live in the most beautiful house in Brentwood,"
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"and you don't care if your clothes look hunchbacked from wire hangers."
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"Mommie, don't! Mommie, stop!"
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"And your room looks like a two-dollar-a-week priced room"
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"in some cheap little backstreet town in Oklahoma!"
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"Get up! Get up, clean up this mess."
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"Did you scrub the bathroom floor today?"
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"Did you?"
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"Yes, Mommie."
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"Yes, Mommie, what?"
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"Yes, Mommie Dearest."
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"When I taught you to call me that..."
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"...I wanted you to mean it."
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"Come here!"
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"Look at this floor!"
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"Do you call that clean? Do you?"
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"Miss Jenkins said it was clean."
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"Miss Jenkins said it was clean."
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"Do you think it's clean?"
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"Do you think it's clean?"
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"- Look at that. Do you? - Yes, I do."
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"Dirt on the floor. We're going to clean this floor, you and me together."
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"Go! Scrub hard."
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"Scrub! Scrub, Christina!"
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"- This floor's already clean. - It's not!"
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"This floor is not clean. Look at it!"
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"It's not clean!"
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"Nothing is clean. This whole place is a mess!"
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"Mommie!"
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"Mommie, I don't understand."
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"Clean up this mess!"
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"How?"
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"You figure it out."
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"- I'll help you clean it up. - No, go back."
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"Strap yourself in. She'll kill me if she found out."
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"Jesus Christ!"
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"No report on Christmas would be complete"
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"without a description of how one Hollywood family spends this holiday."
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"So now, let us all hop on our imaginary sleigh"
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"and whisk away to the home of one of America's foremost actresses,"
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"Miss Joan Crawford."
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"We're so very happy to have you with us."
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"- This is my daughter Christina... - Hello, everybody!"
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"- ...and my son Christopher. - Hello!"
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"All of America knows of your generosity in adopting these homeless children."
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"And might I say to all of our listeners, they're beautifully behaved."
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"Thank you. I feel that discipline mixed with love"
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"is such a good recipe."
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"Christina, do you and your brother get lots of presents at Christmas time?"
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"Yes, we do. Mother's fans send us so many beautiful things,"
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"but we like to share them with other boys and girls who aren't so fortunate."
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"Could you tell us what will happen after we leave you this evening?"
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"We will probably watch the Christmas tree lights."
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"Later, we'll welcome some of their friends to help us sing carols."
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"And surely you'll finish up by reading '''Twas the night before Christmas''?"
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"No Christmas Eve would be complete without that."
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"As a Christmas present to our listeners, would you all like to say the last lines?"
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"''And I heard him exclaim As he drove out of sight"
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"''Merry Christmas to all And to all a good night''"
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"Goodnight and thank you for letting us share your Christmas Eve."
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"And thank you, George, and Merry Christmas to all your listeners."
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"Mommie's not quite ready yet, Mr Gelber."
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"- Will it be scotch with ice tonight? - Please, but easy with the scotch."
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"Easy. Easy on the scotch, Christina."
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"Mr Gelber, I fix all my uncles' drinks this way."
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"I am not your uncle."
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"- Mommie, Mr Gelber is here. - Very good, darling."
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"- Hello, Ted. - Hello, Joan."
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"You can call him Uncle Ted."
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"Yes, Mommie Dearest, Uncle Ted."
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"See you later, Tina, darling."
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"- It's not good. - You didn't like it?"
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"No, it's not good!"
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"- We have to find something wonderful. - Everything here is just fine."
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"We've got company."
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"Tina?"
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"I've brought you a freshener, Mommie Dearest."
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"Thank you, Tina, darling."
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"That's quite an extraordinary young lady."
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"Whatever I did, I won't do it again."
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"I promise! I can be better."
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"You'll see. The time'll fly by. You can call me any time, collect."
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"Mrs Chadwick, how kind of you to greet us. This is Christina."
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"- I know you'll be happy here, Christina. - I won't."
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