Baby Jane Poster – Bette Davis & Little Miss “I Wrote a Letter to Daddy”
This iconic image pairs Bette Davis in full What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? meltdown glam—caked makeup, deranged innocence, and that legendary smirk—with the child actress who played her younger self, a perfect mirror of wide-eyed Hollywood delusion. Together, they capture everything that makes the film a queer touchstone: high drama, wicked humor, star power pushed to the edge, and camp so rich you could serve it with cocktails.
Beloved by drag queens, film obsessives, and anyone who knows a good diva spiral when they see one, Baby Jane became a cult classic not just for its horror, but for its unapologetic theatricality. Bette’s performance is operatic, grotesque, hilarious, terrifying—and irresistible, especially to queer audiences who understood the art of turning trauma into spectacle long before it was mainstream.
