CBS Mornings celebrates the 40th anniversary of Clue, released December 13, 1985. Lesley Ann Warren, who stole scenes as Miss Scarlet, and Colleen Camp, the unforgettable Yvette the maid, join us to look back at the film’s unlikely journey. They share stories about their characters, favorite lines, and how a movie that struggled at the box office has grown into a true cult classic embraced by generations of fans. Four decades later, the mystery, the humor, and the heart of Clue are stronger than

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They were children. Not criminals. Not rebels. Not lazy. Children. In 1834, after the Poor Law Amendment Act was passed in Britain, poverty was treated like a character flaw. If you couldn’t support yourself, you were sent to a workhouse. Families were separated. Food was rationed. Work was grueling. Boys broke stones. Girls untangled rope fibers until their fingers bled. Mothers scrubbed floors for hours. And children as young as 7 lived under strict discipline meant to “correct” them. By the l