Davis and Joan Crawford play reclusive sisters locked in an abusive relationship in their crumbling Hollywood mansion; wheelchair-bound Blanche (Crawford) is tormented by Davis as the increasingly batty Jane, who dreams of making a comeback.
It is a new twist in an intriguing dispute over the writer's legacy that began a year ago when it was revealed that two reclusive sisters living in Tel Aviv stand to inherit reams of documents and books from a Kafka archive passed down over decades.
In the first encounter of the new diplomacy, Kim deployed an unexpected tactic: he sent his powerful and reclusive younger sister, Kim Yo Jong, to the Games, where she caught the United States off balance.
Dash and Arthur's ingenious, reclusive foster sister, "Agatha", played by Mad Men's Laura Regan, also complicates matters with her need to control her brother Dash.
To the list of people who knew I could also add her neighbors Anne, Maryann and Lynne, and her sister, Joan, a reclusive soul who didn't know about 9/11 for a week.
Gunn said of his father, "[He was] a big, macho, football-watching, beer-drinking guy and he had a son who loved to play the piano, be reclusive, and play with his sister's Barbies".
(Despite her proximity and her love for her brother and sister-in-law, the reclusive Emily stayed away).
The sisters had become so reclusive that they communicated with their brother, Michael, 74, who lives in the same house, by passing notes under the bedroom door.
