Bette Davis, an iconic figure in Hollywood, revolutionized the portrayal of women in film throughout her career. From her early roles in classics like "Of Human Bondage" (1934) to her later performances in films such as "All About Eve" (1950), Davis brought complexity, strength, and depth to her characters, challenging traditional gender roles and expectations. Off-screen, she also made waves by taking on Warner Bros. in a groundbreaking legal battle in the 1930s, challenging restrictive contracts and fighting for greater rights and autonomy for performers in Hollywood. Davis's fearless approach to acting, coupled with her courage in fighting for her rights, left a lasting impact on cinema and the industry as a whole.

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