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Best Cinematography BlackandWhite | 1941
Best Actress in a Supporting Role | 1941 | Barbara
Best Picture | 1941
In the 1946 cartoon short Hollywood Daffy (1946), a cartoon version of Bette Davis is seen entering the Warmer Brothers studio lot talking to herself: "So, you say I'm mean to you. You say I'm mad, cruel, domineering. Well, you're right. I'm all this--and heaven, too".
Reportedly it took 40 minutes each day to dress Bette Davis in her historically-accurate costumes with several layers of undergarments and corsets to help her maintain the correct posture and movement.
The original cut of the film was reportedly 190 minutes long (just over three hours); the final cut was shaved down to 141 minutes. There is no surviving footage of the content that was eventually edited out.
June Lockhart's first credited role (and second film). In addition, out of the four children starring in the movie, she was the only one to continue acting into adulthood.
The word "Mademoiselle" is uttered 615 times throughout the film, a Guinness World Record.
"Duc de Praslin: Why are you smiling? May I share whatever pleases you so? Henriette Deluzy-Desportes: You will think I am very silly, I'm afraid, but standing here like this with the snow falling reminds of something I used to know. Do you remember a little round glass globe that... Duc de Praslin: Oh yes, I know, with a snow scene inside. We had a paperweight on a desk at home like that. You shook it and the snow whirled around out from nowhere in a blinding storm. Henriette Deluzy-Desportes: Yes, that's exactly what I mean. Duc de Praslin: And if you looked closely enough the whole world seemed to be obliberated and shut out."
"Duc de Praslin: Oh, please don't go. Don't even move. Henriette Deluzy-Desportes: Why? Duc de Praslin: I might say don't move because, as you sit there, the firelight is so beautiful on your hair. I might say don't move because this is All Souls' Day, and you mustn't disturb the spirits. And again, I might say don't move because this is a moment so full of understanding that I can't bear to see it come to an end."
