FEUD - Season 1, Episode 1: Soundtracks
2017
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13 songs
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FEUD
Song
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Autumn Leaves
Nat "King" Cole
A gift arrives for Joan as garden, its a sign from Robert; Robert waits when Mamacita arrives to annouce that Bette ready to meet him out by the pool.
In The Evening (When The Sun Goes Down)
Mel Tormé
Joan leaves Bette with the book "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" by Henry Farrell and offers her the lead role; with Gary not home, Joan begins to read the book.
Catch a Falling Star
Perry Como
Robert seeks the help of Jack Warner from Warner Bros. Studios to get the film off the ground which means spending the day enterian Jack's hatred of working with both Bette and Joan.
Embraceable You (1954 Album Version)
Sarah Vaughan
Joan Blondell comments on Bette and Gary's divorce; Bette watches Gary stiff preformance; Bette signs to divorce paper for her and Gary grabs the divorce papers before leaving Bette in bed;
Liebestraum / Liebestraum 2
The Alfred Newman Orchestra
(Theme from All About Eve) Joan wakes up and beings her morning toilette; Bette waits up, smoke and reads the paper; Mamacita directs Joan in using a wheel chair.
Prelude and fugue in D major BWV532
Marie-Claire Alain
Bette walks out onto the filing lot with the created costume for Baby Jane.
Wives and Lovers
Jack Jones
Joan and Bette arrive at Hedda Hopper's home, only to realise its an ambush, they question each other if the other will give into her.
I Want To Be Wanted (Per Tutta La Vita) - Remake Version
Brenda Lee
AS they have dinner Hedda brings out her recorder and tries to brings out the worse in Joan and Bette for her article; Joan asks if they will be dessert; Hedda begins to work on her Dateline article.
Embraceable You
Clifford Brown
Joan Blondell comments on Bette and Gary's divorce; Bette watches Gary stiff performance; Bette signs to divorce paper for her and Gary grabs the divorce papers before leaving Bette in bed.
Catch a Falling Star (with Mitchell Ayres and His Orchestra & The Ray Charles Singers)
Perry Como
Robert seeks the help of Jack Warner from Warner Bros. Studios to get the film off the ground which means spending the day enterian Jack's hatred of working with both Bette and Joan.
Embraceable You
Sarah Vaughan, Clifford Brown
Joan Blondell comments on Bette and Gary's divorce; Bette watches Gary stiff performance; Bette signs to divorce paper for her and Gary grabs the divorce papers before leaving Bette in bed.
Embraceable You (1954)
Sarah Vaughan
Joan crawford (jessica) is in her dressing room, applying makeup while smoking & relaxing, then Betty Davis (Susan sarandon) comes barging in accusing Joan of getting romantic with the director, robert Aldrich (al molina)