agnes moorehead played velma in hush hush sweet charlotte.
agnes moorehead played velma in hush hush sweet charlotte.
who played velma in hush hush sweet charlotte?
agnes moorehead
hush...hush, sweet charlotte









































hush...hush, sweet charlotte is a 1964 american psychological thriller film directed and produced by robert aldrich, and starring bette davis, olivia de havilland, joseph cotten, agnes moorehead and mary astor in her final film role.









































the movie was adapted for the screen by henry farrell and lukas heller, from farrell's unpublished short story "what ever happened to cousin charlotte?" it received seven academy award nominations.









































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hush...hush, sweet charlotte
lyricist mack david produced a recording of "hush hush sweet charlotte" by hoyt axton while a cover version of "hush, hush, sweet charlotte" was cut by bruce forsyth to compete with the june 1965 uk release of the patti page single: neither the forsyth single - which featured the mike sammes singers - nor that by page reached the uk charts. richard chamberlain's rendition of "hush... hush, sweet charlotte" appeared on his september 1965 album release "joy in the morning" which consisted of songs from films or stage musicals: "hush, hush, sweet charlotte" also was featured on the 1965 album "chris connor sings gentle bossa nova". the bette davis version of "hush... hush, sweet charlotte" was first released on the 1976 album "miss bette davis".
hush, hush, sweet charlotte (song)