Bette Davis and Joan Crawford's feud on the set of What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) was so infamous that an entire FX miniseries was dedicated to their behind-the-scenes antics. As People magazine pointed out, their real-life feud developed long before the movie, when the two mega-stars competed over the top female roles in Hollywood. However, as the actresses aged and acting opportunities decreased, the Oscar-winning duo supposedly tried to make amends for what they hoped to be a comeback movie via Baby Jane.

Of course, as anyone who saw Ryan Murphy's Feud will tell you, their peace offering lasted only a hot second. Fights, petty antics, and more allegedly went on throughout filming the movie and continued well after, particularly when only Davis was nominated for an Academy Award for best actress. And get this: Crawford actually convinced the category's eventual winner, Anne Brancroft, to let her accept the Oscar on her behalf.

People said the feud continued until Crawford's death in 1977. According to Burt Reynolds, "Bette came into the room and said, 'Well, the b**ch died today. She paused for a second and then added, 'She was always on time.'"

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