This was shot over the last couple of weeks of Oct 1945. Judy was probably about 22 weeks pregnant (w/Liza) at the time. Being her first pregnancy, she still wasn't showing all that much and they did well to hide what little baby bump she had by then. Judy was always one to tell great stories and she would laugh about this number for years after -- "Here I was (motioning on her own body), pregnant out to here -- and I'm running around singing 'Who' to all the chorus boys."
This film was worth watching only for Judy. One reviewer said for twenty minutes, the entire picture is her's. Without Judy, I believe this film would not have been as popular as it is now. Judy in my eyes saved every film she ever did and made them a lot better with her presence and that outstanding voice that nobody else can match
This performance screams Three words: Stunning, perfect and amazing. Judy looks simply beautiful here, and this is a fantastic dance number! The vocals are perfect too! Basically, this is perfection.
I think this is Judy Garland's most charming number in her career, She truly looks like a truly elegant woman. That dress does wonders for her image, it was rare that the studios ever gave her something truly glamorous and dream-like to wear (even when she got "woman" roles instead of "girl" ones), so this is so cherish-able.
I think she was ONE of the best entertainers, but there were others. Definitely she has become ONE of the best remembered on account of the ups and downs of that life!!!
Her hair is like silky caramel and she looks absolutely fantastic for being pregnant during this scene and of course her singing and dancing is top notch.
GOAT! Who's Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and all other female singers and actresses? I'm a 57yr old black guy. This woman here was easily a quadruple threat!
Harold Williams....you will find that there is no comparison between those entertainers from yesteryear and those of today......a totally different breed and caliber!!!
I never realized she was pregnant while filming this scene until I read the comments below and noticed that it was a double who got lifted up at 1:45. And if you look very closely at the area where she enters to get "lifted up", you can just see a bit of Judy's yellow dress while her double is on the platform.
The Judy Garland often done head snap/tilt at end of song. Just one of my many favorites of her dance numbers, & she was 3(?) mos. pregnant, I believe when filming dance number. Wonderful Judy
SDKoka.....I beg to differ a little. Garland garnered a reputation at MGM as chronically tardy and a no show for many films in the 1940s. She was actually fired from MGM in September 1950 because she had failed to complete about three films: Annie Get Your Gun, The Barkleys of Broadway and Royal Wedding. In those days if an actor refused or did not complete films, he/she faced suspension or dismissal. In Garland's case, it was the latter. Garland went on to stage and more radio and came to Warner's in '53-54 for A Star Is Born. But the ups and downs of that life and career until her death were heartbreaking. There will never be another one like her.
you can see when judy is in profile and a couple of times front on, a few times in the movie that she is 'rounder' than she usually was at this point in her career. I greatly admire her for having done this scene while she was pregnant.
A real Beauty! A distinct Elegance! An exuberant Extravaganza! An amazing Scene! That's how I see this musical number in Till The Clouds Roll By. Ms Judy Garland, MGM's Great Legend, can be hailed as one of the most brightest,finest,& prettiest stars who ever-graced the silver screen in Hollywood. Her radiant beauty,her high-spirited performance,her strong voice,& her fine-fashionable taste are remarkable. In its 89th year MGM will always be commended for its highly-amusing & excellent films.
She looks really good with blonde hair. As usual, her singing and dancing is topnotch! I haven't seen this movie in years. I think Judy was also portraying another famous singer in this movie.
gazebo46....Garland was portraying Marilyn Miller in this film. Marilyn Miller was primarily a dancer. She was in some of the Florenz Ziegfeld stage shows, and she was in a few early talkie film musicals from Warner's. The biopics from Hollywood out of the 1930s, 40s, 50s always tended to deviate from some of the actual truths. Judy Garland as Marilyn Miller is one of those deviations.
A feast for the eyes! The men: all dashing. The gowns, especially Judy's, are just beautiful. And those large black hats...mmmm. That is indeed a beautiful yellow yellow.
Oh, yes, the talent was huge, but media, biographies, fans, etc...have exploited her life so much. That is what stands out above all. Definitely there will never be another one like her.
I hope no more suckers to put talented people in danger, treat as money tree as Judy.. Poor Judy, thank u for leaving us all lovely songs and movies.. Hope u can rest in peace and have freedom..
This was beautiful I got shivers,goosebumps,I cried this was the best 10 minute role cameo brief role anyone ever has in a movie,wow pure class beauty grace elegance,this made me cry I truly wish we had beautiful classy,simple intelligent women like her in this generation that was impeccable ,I think she took a cue or two from Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers but this is magical a cinematic true achievement wow,I am in loss for words the last high note with the heavenly choir made me cry.
She was playing the star of 1920's hits Marilyn Miller, who headlined the Ziegfeld Follies and his Sally and Sunny. This and Look for the Silver Lining were her two most famous signature songs. Hence the blonde wig - in a forties fashion rather than twenties, but Judy looks gorgeous so who's complaining!
She was pregnant and filmed this with great amusement , i believe she was actually seven months , they had to keep raising the waistline of the dress !
I always thought it was during the "Look For the Silver Lining " number that they tried to hide any signs of her pregnancy by having her sit behind piles of dishes.
I've watched this film for years and have only just noticed it isn't Judy who gets hoisted up onto the platform but a body double. Makes sense considering she was pregnant with Liza at the time but funny to see her lingering behind the dancers as the double is lifted in the air.
Had never caught that. Thx for pointing out. Supposedly it's also a Judy double who falls into the pig-pen in "Wizard of Oz," but they do a good job of making it seem to be Judy.
Yes. I get nervous watching Judy dance in this because I had a cousin who tore up the dance floor at a wedding when she was 3 months pregnant and she lost her baby. It's a beautiful number, but it was kind of reckless to ask a woman at that stage of pregnancy to do that kind of dance number. But Judy was a trooper and I'm sure she did it in less than 4 takes.
She looked on top of her game here. Just radiant. Shame she didn't delay renewing that contract and took some time off before coming back healthy and stronger than ever.
One thing I'll never get over is the fact she couldn't complete Annie Get Your Gun. If she had been as healthy and happy as this I have no doubt it would've been one of her most popular films besides Oz. At least we have her soundtrack!
@@nathantunbridge2240 no, for Garland things behind the scenes never were as smooth as they looked on the screen. Garland garnered a reputation as chronically tardy and a no show for her many films at MGM in the 1940s. Louis B.Mayer, her mother, Minnelli, and al...knew Garland the commodity. That is why she was dismissed from MGM in September 1950. Actually she should have been dismissed years beforehand. Within '49-50 she failed to complete three films: Annie Get Your Gun, The Barkleys of Broadway and Royal Wedding. In those days if an actor refused or did not complete assignments, he/she faced suspension or dismissal. In Garland's case, the latter....but Garland was in desperate need of help as a person. Watch Betty Hutton interview with Robert Osborne from 2000. Betty was right. Judy never found herself. It was all still a facade with her in the 1960s when she was in her 40s.
nothing but wonderful comments about my sweetheart because she deserved so much more just for being so sweeet so lovely like she is in this musical stage performance just as happy as she can be I just know that their never ever be another quite like her simply because she truly shines through in this scene and all of her other numbers that she perform in this beautiful musical gem of a film lovely as she is with her swinging and the way she moves is just magically fascinating I just know that the love that I have for her will always be a big part of my life as a whole new way of being One of my favorite actresses In the whole wide world as well as everyone else who loved her as fans of course but still this scene with her In mind is beauuuuuuutiful too see may God bless her soul In glory so who loves ya baby huh we do we need all do peace everybody😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
@strawberrycurrant Thanks for your comment and information. It was a husband's work that got Judy to dance. Her dance is really amazing and beautiful. The orchestra does a great job in playing this number. Few movies would offer us as splendid a scene as what we see in this clip.
That's actually "chartreuse", a color that--along with nutmeg--was all the rage during the 1940s but is scarcely seen today. I agree with you that it's beautifully photographed.
Judy Looks like golden rays of sun , except she shines brighter than the sun. That's what my boyfriend says to me all the time saying that i light up his life .
You are probably correct about this being her 2nd pregnancy, but I was thinking in terms of successful (to term) pregnancies! I have no idea where that story is repeated or told definitively, but I know that I've read it more than once -- try Gerald Frank's book, "JUDY" or Vincente Minnelli's "I REMEMBER IT WELL."
If I could just step on those stairs, I'd buy an expensive yellow dress, gang up a bunch of cardboard cut outs of men in tailcoats, and lip sync to this song, just for a 2 minute clip of me being in a place, singing a song, Judy was. I hope she is my guardian angel.
@Bluejeans0701 Vincente Minnelli directed her in this number and even adjusted her costume to attepmt to hide her pregnant belly, guess maybe that's why they got her to do this :D
This was performed eons before wireless mics. So all sound was replaced in a separate lip sync recording session. In fact, the preferred way is still to post produce singing rather than do the scene over on the set.
Most of the songs were pre-recorded in musicals. Then the number was filmed with the actor doing lip-sync to the recording. Then if it was necessary, technicians would come back in to synchronize the recording with the filmed mouth of the actor.
always loved her! no matter who she is dancing with, somehow your eyes just naturally focus on Judy! wonder if the yellow scarf that she keeps whipping about (esp around her belly) is to distract one from seeing she is pregnant, along w/ ribbon/belt that comes UP over rib cage under her breast leading your eye away again from the belly, and is low in the back just above her butt, pretty fashion yes but I am sure it was well planned, the zoom in ending goes above her belly, and the scarf thing is funny esp at the beginning seems she is laughing at herself trying to remember to keep an arm or scarf in front of her belly, like she was scolded before going out & she keeps forgetting...Judy was know for her great sense of humor & she was a wonderful story teller!! yep she could do it ALL!
What's more epic than Judy Garland dancing while pregnant with Liza Minnelli? I read that after a difficult dance number she said she wasn't sure she could do it again bc whoever was in her belly was going to come out of her navel. Liza was dancing in the womb.
Few pregnant women could do what Judy Garland did in this clip. She was pregnant with Liza Minnelli. I wonder how the director convinced her to dance with a pregnant body in high heels. I had not realized her pregnancy until I saw others mention it. Well she was a professional.
If I wore a yellow feathered dress I'd look like Big Bird dancing in drag. But Judy? She looks phenomenal
Steph Jay LMAO! 😂
The dress was designed To try and hide her pregnancy
Latriiiiiiiiiice royal
What an image!
Judy is only in 5 or 6 scenes in this movie - but you can't hide her stardom! What talent!
No one con hold a candle to the great Judy Garland!
This was shot over the last couple of weeks of Oct 1945. Judy was probably about 22 weeks pregnant (w/Liza) at the time. Being her first pregnancy, she still wasn't showing all that much and they did well to hide what little baby bump she had by then.
Judy was always one to tell great stories and she would laugh about this number for years after -- "Here I was (motioning on her own body), pregnant out to here -- and I'm running around singing 'Who' to all the chorus boys."
For me at least Judy is the most beautiful and talented actress that has ever lived on this planet.
Frank Sinatra once said: "All of us will be at some point forgotten, but not Judy" He was right!
@Darrigrande Yes, he was. 😊
her hair was so pretty and her dress goes right along with it.
This film was worth watching only for Judy. One reviewer said for twenty minutes, the entire picture is her's. Without Judy, I believe this film would not have been as popular as it is now. Judy in my eyes saved every film she ever did and made them a lot better with her presence and that outstanding voice that nobody else can match
This performance screams Three words: Stunning, perfect and amazing. Judy looks simply beautiful here, and this is a fantastic dance number! The vocals are perfect too! Basically, this is perfection.
I think this is Judy Garland's most charming number in her career,
She truly looks like a truly elegant woman.
That dress does wonders for her image, it was rare that the studios ever gave her something truly glamorous and dream-like to wear (even when she got "woman" roles instead of "girl" ones), so this is so cherish-able.
Twelve people gave this the thumbs down? Who? Why? What do they know about this kind of entertainment - presumably nothing.
She was the greatest musical star: great voice, good dancing, superlative acting. A complete natural.
Golden Derp then even more impressive.
I agree, absolutely agree
She was the best entertainer all times!
I think she was ONE of the best entertainers, but there were others. Definitely she has become ONE of the best remembered on account of the ups and downs of that life!!!
Her hair is like silky caramel and she looks absolutely fantastic for being pregnant during this scene and of course her singing and dancing is top notch.
GOAT! Who's Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and all other female singers and actresses? I'm a 57yr old black guy. This woman here was easily a quadruple threat!
0-0 geez
Totally agree!!
Harold Williams....you will find that there is no comparison between those entertainers from yesteryear and those of today......a totally different breed and caliber!!!
@@brianoyler706true absolutely different class.
She dances so lightly!
Júlia Guerra like she floats, just wonderful
Judy illuminates the room like a bright, beautiful star.
She was a triple threat she could do everything such a totally gifted lady the likes of we will never see again
& she didn’t get the respect that she deserved
she looks so gorgeous in this! We Love you Judy.
She is just...beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.
She looks gorgeous here. And the singing and dancing are perfection. Love Judy.
Judy was a beautiful woman and phenomenal talent. She just glows in this scene!
I knew she was pregnant here but she had just as much enthusiasm as she usually would have! She looks beautiful here!
I never realized she was pregnant while filming this scene until I read the comments below and noticed that it was a double who got lifted up at 1:45. And if you look very closely at the area where she enters to get "lifted up", you can just see a bit of Judy's yellow dress while her double is on the platform.
The greatest voice ever!
Judy in yellow, shinning more than the sun
I love Judy so much 😘 her songs and smile
She always makes me cry when she sings, even if it is a happy song!
The Judy Garland often done head snap/tilt at end of song. Just one of my many favorites of her dance numbers, & she was 3(?) mos. pregnant, I believe when filming dance number. Wonderful Judy
MARVELOUS MAGIC……
THANK you for all your Wonderful movies 💖 of super memories 💓. Marilyn
Our goddess, taken from us way too soon. A work ethic like no other, and made everything look ridiculously easy - the sign of a true star!
SDKoka.....I beg to differ a little. Garland garnered a reputation at MGM as chronically tardy and a no show for many films in the 1940s. She was actually fired from MGM in September 1950 because she had failed to complete about three films: Annie Get Your Gun, The Barkleys of Broadway and Royal Wedding. In those days if an actor refused or did not complete films, he/she faced suspension or dismissal. In Garland's case, it was the latter. Garland went on to stage and more radio and came to Warner's in '53-54 for A Star Is Born. But the ups and downs of that life and career until her death were heartbreaking. There will never be another one like her.
you can see when judy is in profile and a couple of times front on, a few times in the movie that she is 'rounder' than she usually was at this point in her career. I greatly admire her for having done this scene while she was pregnant.
A real Beauty! A distinct Elegance! An exuberant Extravaganza! An amazing Scene! That's how I see this musical number in Till The Clouds Roll By. Ms Judy Garland, MGM's Great Legend, can be hailed as one of the most brightest,finest,& prettiest stars who ever-graced the silver screen in Hollywood. Her radiant beauty,her high-spirited performance,her strong voice,& her fine-fashionable taste are remarkable. In its 89th year MGM will always be commended for its highly-amusing & excellent films.
Flawless!
She looks really good with blonde hair. As usual, her singing and dancing is topnotch! I haven't seen this movie in years. I think Judy was also portraying another famous singer in this movie.
gazebo46....Garland was portraying Marilyn Miller in this film. Marilyn Miller was primarily a dancer. She was in some of the Florenz Ziegfeld stage shows, and she was in a few early talkie film musicals from Warner's. The biopics from Hollywood out of the 1930s, 40s, 50s always tended to deviate from some of the actual truths. Judy Garland as Marilyn Miller is one of those deviations.
Wonderfull! Judy's voice sounds like an angel, I just love her!
Judy you're lovely!
Speechless as always, Judy.
The most clever use of a scarf in movies too. They told her to just keep moving it across her "bump" which was, of course, Liza.
Fabulous!
The best !
One of my favorite routines and my absolute favorite version of this song.
wow wonderful Judy!
What a great production number!
Very grateful to see this wonderful song and wonderful Judy!
That Voice!
A feast for the eyes! The men: all dashing. The gowns, especially Judy's, are just beautiful. And those large black hats...mmmm. That is indeed a beautiful yellow yellow.
Judy, Judy, Judy... absolutely wonderful !
What a Great Clip !! Thanks.
This is fabulous. And the fast tempo is in keeping with Jerome Kern's intention.
I love Judy. The facts of her life always eclipse anything else, but I think she was extremely talented.
I love her, too, but I find that it's her talent and magic that eclipse everything else.
Oh, yes, the talent was huge, but media, biographies, fans, etc...have exploited her life so much. That is what stands out above all. Definitely there will never be another one like her.
WOW......FAB !!!!!!
I hope no more suckers to put talented people in danger, treat as money tree as Judy.. Poor Judy, thank u for leaving us all lovely songs and movies.. Hope u can rest in peace and have freedom..
Great Tune by Jerome Kern.Great Presentation
This was beautiful I got shivers,goosebumps,I cried this was the best 10 minute role cameo brief role anyone ever has in a movie,wow pure class beauty grace elegance,this made me cry I truly wish we had beautiful classy,simple intelligent women like her in this generation that was impeccable ,I think she took a cue or two from Fred Astaire or Ginger Rogers but this is magical a cinematic true achievement wow,I am in loss for words the last high note with the heavenly choir made me cry.
Judy é perfeita. Sou suspeita, pois sou fã.
She was playing the star of 1920's hits Marilyn Miller, who headlined the Ziegfeld Follies and his Sally and Sunny. This and Look for the Silver Lining were her two most famous signature songs. Hence the blonde wig - in a forties fashion rather than twenties, but Judy looks gorgeous so who's complaining!
She was pregnant and filmed this with great amusement , i believe she was actually seven months , they had to keep raising the waistline of the dress !
+Glynis Clelland She was 4 months pregnant with Liza :)
yes, seven months you would see more of a baby belly
Judy thought it was hilarious for a pregnant woman to be dancing with a group of men and asking "Who?"
I always thought it was during the "Look For the Silver Lining " number that they tried to hide any signs of her pregnancy by having her sit behind piles of dishes.
aww all pregnant and glowing! LITERALLY!
I LOVE you Judy!
Simply gorgeous
Perfection!
I love this scene.
IMDB has this listed wrong as they say someone else performed it. Judy was remarkable, no one could compare.
The fact that Judy was pregnant while singing this song surrounded by adoring men...
I think it might have inspired the writers of 'Funny Girl.'
love this song
She ruled....thanks for posting
amazing!
OMG this is sooo YELLOW...love it !!!!♥
wow wonderful and beautifull..... big Judy!!!
wonderful
My all time fav.!!! GREAT QUALITY BTW
I've watched this film for years and have only just noticed it isn't Judy who gets hoisted up onto the platform but a body double. Makes sense considering she was pregnant with Liza at the time but funny to see her lingering behind the dancers as the double is lifted in the air.
They did an excellent job. It was so quick and subtle. It took me once or twice to watch closely, and even then, it's not super obvious.
Allen Quinn sdfghjk
Thanks for your intelligent insight...
Had never caught that. Thx for pointing out. Supposedly it's also a Judy double who falls into the pig-pen in "Wizard of Oz," but they do a good job of making it seem to be Judy.
What is seen can never be unseen
Muito lindo ! A menina do "Mágico de Oz " dançando, muito bom ! gostei. ..
Yes. I get nervous watching Judy dance in this because I had a cousin who tore up the dance floor at a wedding when she was 3 months pregnant and she lost her baby. It's a beautiful number, but it was kind of reckless to ask a woman at that stage of pregnancy to do that kind of dance number. But Judy was a trooper and I'm sure she did it in less than 4 takes.
She looked on top of her game here. Just radiant. Shame she didn't delay renewing that contract and took some time off before coming back healthy and stronger than ever.
One thing I'll never get over is the fact she couldn't complete Annie Get Your Gun. If she had been as healthy and happy as this I have no doubt it would've been one of her most popular films besides Oz. At least we have her soundtrack!
@@nathantunbridge2240 no, for Garland things behind the scenes never were as smooth as they looked on the screen. Garland garnered a reputation as chronically tardy and a no show for her many films at MGM in the 1940s. Louis B.Mayer, her mother, Minnelli, and al...knew Garland the commodity. That is why she was dismissed from MGM in September 1950. Actually she should have been dismissed years beforehand. Within '49-50 she failed to complete three films: Annie Get Your Gun, The Barkleys of Broadway and Royal Wedding. In those days if an actor refused or did not complete assignments, he/she faced suspension or dismissal. In Garland's case, the latter....but Garland was in desperate need of help as a person. Watch Betty Hutton interview with Robert Osborne from 2000. Betty was right. Judy never found herself. It was all still a facade with her in the 1960s when she was in her 40s.
super video, merci
bimba
Wow ❤
nothing but wonderful comments about my sweetheart because she deserved so much more just for being so sweeet so lovely like she is in this musical stage performance just as happy as she can be I just know that their never ever be another quite like her simply because she truly shines through in this scene and all of her other numbers that she perform in this beautiful musical gem of a film lovely as she is with her swinging and the way she moves is just magically fascinating I just know that the love that I have for her will always be a big part of my life as a whole new way of being One of my favorite actresses In the whole wide world as well as everyone else who loved her as fans of course but still this scene with her In mind is beauuuuuuutiful too see may God bless her soul In glory so who loves ya baby huh we do we need all do peace everybody😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
I meant we all do sorry for the misspelled word peace again folks.
FAB
Only one thing I can say about Judy's appearance: "Te amo, corazon." ;)
@strawberrycurrant
Thanks for your comment and information. It was a husband's work that got Judy to dance. Her dance is really amazing and beautiful. The orchestra does a great job in playing this number. Few movies would offer us as splendid a scene as what we see in this clip.
That's actually "chartreuse", a color that--along with nutmeg--was all the rage during the 1940s but is scarcely seen today.
I agree with you that it's beautifully photographed.
Judy Garland was a little, petite woman. With only being 3 or 4 months along, she wasn't going to show that much!!!!!
I'm having BLAZING SADDLES flashbacks !
1:14-1:21 pretty much completed my life and I can now die happy.
She's never looked so gorgeous in her life
I especially love this clip because Judy Garland is pregnant with Liza Minnelli!
I believe Judy was about 3 months or so...!
Judy Looks like golden rays of sun , except she shines brighter than the sun. That's what my boyfriend says to me all the time saying that i light up his life .
+alanna borden She looks and sound like a rainbow of love. x
i think so too
Judy is sweet
I JUST LOVE HE IN YELLOW … SHE DID NOT WARE IT MUCH !!!
You are probably correct about this being her 2nd pregnancy, but I was thinking in terms of successful (to term) pregnancies! I have no idea where that story is repeated or told definitively, but I know that I've read it more than once -- try Gerald Frank's book, "JUDY" or Vincente Minnelli's "I REMEMBER IT WELL."
If I could just step on those stairs, I'd buy an expensive yellow dress, gang up a bunch of cardboard cut outs of men in tailcoats, and lip sync to this song, just for a 2 minute clip of me being in a place, singing a song, Judy was. I hope she is my guardian angel.
@Bluejeans0701 Vincente Minnelli directed her in this number and even adjusted her costume to attepmt to hide her pregnant belly, guess maybe that's why they got her to do this :D
Is mini Liza in her tummy 😊👶🏽🐣
All the scenes in this movie that features Judy Garland were directed by her husband at the time, VIncent MInelli.
This was performed eons before wireless mics. So all sound was replaced in a separate lip sync recording session. In fact, the preferred way is still to post produce singing rather than do the scene over on the set.
Roger Wilco This is the correct tempo! Fast & furious! Kern must have had some Italian blood! :)
Presto & fortissimo!
Yer dingdanged right, RW!
Most of the songs were pre-recorded in musicals. Then the number was filmed with the actor doing lip-sync to the recording. Then if it was necessary, technicians would come back in to synchronize the recording with the filmed mouth of the actor.
always loved her! no matter who she is dancing with, somehow your eyes just naturally focus on Judy! wonder if the yellow scarf that she keeps whipping about (esp around her belly) is to distract one from seeing she is pregnant, along w/ ribbon/belt that comes UP over rib cage under her breast leading your eye away again from the belly, and is low in the back just above her butt, pretty fashion yes but I am sure it was well planned, the zoom in ending goes above her belly, and the scarf thing is funny esp at the beginning seems she is laughing at herself trying to remember to keep an arm or scarf in front of her belly, like she was scolded before going out & she keeps forgetting...Judy was know for her great sense of humor & she was a wonderful story teller!! yep she could do it ALL!
God she was so gorgeous here
What's more epic than Judy Garland dancing while pregnant with Liza Minnelli?
I read that after a difficult dance number she said she wasn't sure she could do it again bc whoever was in her belly was going to come out of her navel. Liza was dancing in the womb.
This number was longer at first . Judy sang the complete song and the dance was longer. But it was edited before the movie was released.
All I can say about Judy in this movie is... Pregnant and gorgeous people, Pregnant and gorgeous.
Few pregnant women could do what Judy Garland did in this clip. She was pregnant with Liza Minnelli. I wonder how the director convinced her to dance with a pregnant body in high heels. I had not realized her pregnancy until I saw others mention it. Well she was a professional.
How can I see this movie in a good quality like this clip? All the copies i found on internet are poor.