Joan Crawford: I know what you think of me, Bette. I know what you've always thought of me. I know what you think of my mothering. Well, I just want to say that if I appear to be overprotective or worry too much about my children, it's only because I had a mother who didn't care whether I lived or died. Threw me out like a pair of old shoes. Shipped me off to convent school when I was twelve.
Bette Davis: Maybe she was trying to protect your virtue.
Joan Crawford: Oh, no. No, no, no. That ship had sailed. She knew that.
Bette Davis: You lost your cherry when you were twelve?
Joan Crawford: Eleven.
Bette Davis: Christ! I didn't even get a tingle till I was twenty-five, and then I waited another two years before I did the deed, and that was on my goddamn honeymoon.
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