...put this Female back into circulation!
It'll sell. Crawford movies sell!!!!
Thank you.
"Ideas are less interesting than the human beings who have them."
I agree! I loved this movie and would buy it in a second if it came out on DVD
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I love this movie too. I bought a copy off of eBay. I didn't ask the seller any questions though. I assumed it was a factory copy but turned out to be a vhs copy from television. I would rate the quality of the copy about six or seven out of ten. I wish Universal would release it so I could have a better copy.
shareThis is such an awesome movie. I bought a VHS off of Ebay just last week and while it isn't the best quality, it's better than nothing. It used to be shown on TV a lot but now it's not. I WANT A DVD!
Professional Jayne Mansfield fanatic/lover™ since 1980.
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I know what the hell!I would buy the DVD in a heartbeat. My VHS copy I made from a movie rental over 15 years is on its last leg with a few scenes accidently recorded over.
I've got a job, a secretary, a mother, two ex-wives and several bartenders that depend upon me
I would kill, yes dammit, kill, to have this movie on DVD. If it were released as a double bill with Queen Bee all would be right with the world.
shareI also taped this movie years ago and still watch it. I loved all of Crawford's movies from the late 40s through the early 50s. The Damned Don't Cry, Humoresque, etc. The best of Joan!!!!!
shareYou betcha! I can't figure, for the life of me, why these haven't been released on DVD. I'll break a speed record, buying them if they are ever released.
shareFunny, watching Joan's movies on TV while babysitting in the 1960's, her post MGM and post Warner's movies were always on. They were pretty interesting films.
"Two more swords and I'll be Queen of the Monkey People." Roseanne
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Female on the Beach, The Story of Esther Costello, and Autumn Leaves would make a great box set. None of these are on DVD yet.
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