Queen Bee

Dependent cousin and new member of the household Jennifer (Lucy Marlow) awakens Eva (Joan Crawford) who is subtly tightening her grip, in writer-director Ranald MacDougall's Queen Bee, 1955.

Elucidation of the theme, as a crying child awakens Jennifer (Lucy Marlow) and Carol (Betsy Palmer), who launches a rant about Eva (the unseen title character Joan Crawford) in writer-director Ranald MacDougall's Queen Bee, 1955.

Diabolical lighting as Eva (Joan Crawford) tries to derail ex-lover Jud (John Ireland) in his declaration of his plan to marry her sister-in-law, in writer-director Ranald MacDougall's Queen Bee, 1955.

An introduction to family affairs, as Eva (Joan Crawford) handles newly-arrived Jennifer (Lucy Marlow), Sue and Ty McKinnon (Fay Wray, William Leslie), husband Avery (Barry Sullivan) and his sister Carol (Betsy Palmer) in Queen Bee, 1955.