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- Опубліковано 25 тра 2013
- JUDY. LONDON. 1969. has been selected as TJGE Album Of The Month, and director, Jaycub, has made a video utilizing Judy's opening song from the album featuring remarkable video footage of Judy out and about in London in early 1969, as well as rare photos of Judy onstage at the Talk Of The Town where the album was recorded. Garland's husband, Mickey Deans, and singer Johnnie Ray, can also be seen. By the way, remember Easter Eggs on DVD's? We do too ;) hint.
They just worked her to profit from her. They treated her like an old horse. She just wanted genuine love and adoration. They took everything from her and even her life. We love you Judy.
She didn't have to live that life. At some point, people make the choice. Acting as if it's everyone else's responsibility for her sad story is ridiculous. She was not a child.
@@austntexan when someone starts at two, who really thinks a person knows differently?! Seriously??? Clearly someone who knows or understands very little to nothing about her life (and death)
@@austntexan the meds got her through all troubled times they provide the strength she needed but had trouble finding otherwise, i woudnt judge, you havent lived in her shoes.
💄 Apparently, the drugs & alcohol 🍸 gave her all the adoration 🎵 that she was happy with.
If she wanted genuine love, why did she marry gay men?
To the press and everyone else who said she was always so fat. “Is she thin enough for you now?” I will always stand up for Judy. She got me through my adolescence and my early 20s. I still listen to her and she helps me get through.
Wonderfully put Linda!! I was always different. I had a group of great friends but I didn't care for the rock music. Judy also got me through some very sad and some very happy moments. God Love Her!!! Rest in Peace Dearest Judy 😇
She’s also got me through my darkest of days as well! Nothing quite hits like her Carnegie Hall Album at full volume so that I can try and sing along at the top of my lungs! ¡Viva Judy!
she looked tired, but her smile looked genuine. She looked like she was feeling happy
i hope so
Even though she aged tremendously in the last few years of her life, she still always made sure to look elegant and have a smile on her face.
She had no option, she had a brand to sell and bills to pay.
Here she almost wants everyone to see what the business did to heron a dress she made revealing how sick and thin she was
They used and abused this poor woman until she was wasting away. Living in a London flop house, being sucked dry by everyone around her. I wish there were some true friends of Judy to help her through these troubling times. Rest in glory queen.
I agree. How on earth could she have died with no money after being the biggest star in the world. That's just crazy. These big labels and studios taking all a stars money. It's like she was just a little kid even at 40 odd.
She was only 47 and she looked so doped up by this time - shame on all the people around her who didn't see she was drowning.
@John Cenataur I know, I wondered about that myself.
Nick Doe You have to remember that admitting that you had an addiction problem in the 60’s was not acceptable, it just wasn’t done! And there was no rehab available. She literally had nowhere to go for help, and her entourage oils never have dreamed of admitting to the world that she has a problem. Plus, they created it. So very, terribly, sad.
Nick Doe they created a Star they killed a star god gives you one child don't waste it.
Because people are such fairweather friends in the show business industry. Entertainers that surround themselves with loved and trusted ones seem to always come out the best.
Nick Doe , they did see, but she didn’t want help.
I don't care, if she looks old, anorexic, or she is, was in drugs, I LOVE her I admire her so much! Her talent was out of this world, no one like her, amazing actress, amazing Dancer, no one can sing like her, her voice touches your heart and soul, like no one, just her , she was a genius
She was fantastic!
the studios made her life hell, I can understand why she had some problems.
mari69 Diaz A genius indeed! I'm so blessed that my mother introduced me to her. Her performances are mesmerising and wow, did she own that stage!
mari69 Diaz - I agree with you, watch Judy on the top of her career. Love this performance..
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What do you mean? you don't care if she was on drugs? You are an Idiot, as long as you watch her acting is ok with you? Selfish bastard!
She looked like she was in her 70s. So sad.
Almost everyone says that about this time in her life, but she doesn’t look that bad to me. Maybe it’s just because I love her so much, but I just don’t see it. However, I feel very sad when I see her because of all the men who made so much money off her, and the ones who just outright stole from her. If only someone had taught her how to handle her own money, and not to trust anyone. She should not have died broke! Why didn’t the countless millionaires who loved her just buy her a house and set up a trust fund that no one could touch. They all knew her situation!
It breaks my heart.
Yeah she has looks so old sad she was beautiful
Cause she worked hard
I come frm family who work hard put 100% into it some of thier faces look older than thier age cause hard work stress that came with it we were taught to do farm chores age 5 that was hard but strong Morals and responsibilities we came away with it , Judy Garland as other actors are taught bad habits like drugs so thier bodies allow them to get through that's wrong ,and very sad to me that speaks poor professionalism on the part those who they sign contracts with
Unfortunately it's only a money deal for producers so they run them like rats expect them to look ,feel thier best like tag on clothes for sale
I'm sure some are little more respectful but not many
I enrolled in to acting when I was younger ended up having surgery frm illnesses thought hard about the career choice and learning about so many actors actress being burnt out frm alcoholism or drug addiction I decided to turn it down I didnt come frm good up bringing and that's one of the leading Crises that most Actors that come frm bad upbringing end up becoming frail CHOSING alcohol or drugs to get them threw I wanted better for myself never have looked back that is choosing our heavenly Father he made me prosperous in other areas of my life 😊
You can see the wear n tear of the hard life she lived in her final years but her beauty and spirit still shined through and that always made her beautiful no matter what!
May she be in heaven
👠👠👠
She will always be a star...We Love You Judy!
Norman Harrison ❤️💋
Yes indeed.
If only Ms. Judy Garland married a person who provided for her instead of the other way around she could have lived in her eighties glamorously doing what she do best being a great mother and singing for leisure not for torture. one squandered her earnings away in the tracks and this last one pushed drugs and drove her literally to death. Ms. Judy Garland is the most honest, loving and sincere performer the world ever had... this is why millions love her through the ages so much more than she can imagine!
Sad & ironic. 50 + years later & the same exact thing still taking the lives of our adored musicians. However, there will never be another Judy. Heartbreaking to watch a life & career begin & end in photos. 🙏
Tiny little lady and so frail looking. But .... Wow! that legendary voice and a funny and intelligent lady too - loved dearly by her children despite her problems. God bless you Judy and thank you for enriching the lives of your millions of fans who will always love and miss you so much . Your life wasn't long and beset with problems that others gave you and from which you stood little chance of surviving - but the gift you gave to the world is beyond measure. Thank you dear Judy ❤️😘
All 3 adjectives spot on!
SHE LITERALLY GAVE SHOW BIZ HER LIFEEEEEE AND THEY TOOK HER SOUL.
She remindes me edith piaf - the carizma, the profecional hard work, the pasion of singing, also the look very small lady and also the both of them died in age 47. Both of them are legends.
Rina Sagiv
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❗️
Ella es la Edith Piaf norteamericana !
(Voz, aspecto, los amores frustrados...)
Yes!!!! Edith’s movie was WAY better. I wish they would’ve jept that style to show off Judy’s life
True, also Garland was of French descent so there’s that. I always thought she was very French, after reading up on her it turned I was right. Viva la Garland!
Of all the songs that Judy sang, this one touches my heart ❤, and is my favorite. She was frail and so close to the end of her life, but she gave this song every thing she had. Rest in Peace dear lady! Johnnie was really a true and dear friend right there to the end.
Judy Garland was the best entertainer with a one of a kind voice plus her lovely daughter Liza is fabulous too Poor Judy had so much sadness during her life, but I feel very wrongly treated by the studios etc She was the Greatest singer of all time! My Mother adored her and I also truly admire and enjoy her wonderful style while singing What a lady with heart and voice that will endure forever! 🌈 Somewhere over the rainbow RIP Dear Judy Garland💕🌹
Hello Bridget, How are you doing?
Judy is one of the greatest entertainers that ever walked this earth
amen to that judy
God love her!!! Such a talent!!!!
The greatest.
Трагическая судьба чудесной певицы.
Жизнь это мгновения счастья и океаны горести....
Мы о Вас помним....
the greatest female entertainer ever!!!!
Not just female. Greatest entertainer, period.
No argument here! But you could augment that statement to "Greatest Entertainer" (not just female) and you would get no argument there either!
Amen to that
There's something sad about her and yet she brought joy to so many. Renee played her so well.
Judy Davis played her best. Tammy Blanchard played the younger Judy Garland best, too! They starred in Lorna Luft’s “Me and My Shadows, The Judy Garland Story. It was terrific. It received many nominations and the two great actresses each won an Emmy Award.
Shame on the people around her for not getting her some type of help. She looked so unhealthy at only 47.
Ryan Bunker - her mother and MGM continued with the drugs that ruined her beautiful voice and physic but her beautiful persona stayed with her.
Ryan Bunker it was way too late by then. She was a full-blown addict at the age of 16. Too bad there was no real help back then for addiction.
She was put in rehab more than once. To much trauma in her background.
Ryan Bunker in 1958 she got a dal but her had to get off the drugs. She did. She was tiny and fat. They were shocked. They wanted her slim. So she went back on the drugs!
She was a grown woman. No one could legally force her to get help.
Regardless on how Judy appeared, she will forever remain a national icon who's soul will always shine golden.~
During this entire footage, you could see the desperation and her just "going through the motions" that were expected of her. It is shocking to see how fragile and lost she looks.
It’s heartbreaking to see how frail Judy looked on her weeding day. She was a great talent but the studios and her mom set her on a path that put her through the ringer. But with the talent she also seemed to have great humor.
I was thinking the same exact thing just now watching this! No fooling! To think what her mother, Hollyweird, booze and pills and just the life did to her. So much talent, so much love and she always loved her children, it's truly heartbreaking how thin and emaciated she looked in her later years. A huge talent in a tiny bird of a woman!
She never lost thst!
If you read Gerold Frank's bio, you will see her mother less harshly. I did.
@@Steve-km3nt interesting....the Hollywood system started her on the rd to destruction ...tragic
@@Steve-km3ntI read the Gerald Clarke bio, wonder if that’s the one you meant.
I have some sympathy for Judy’s parents. Things were different back then and I always go back to, “if you haven’t walked in my shoes…”. Show biz folks have always been “different”. Many times not well educated and exploited by managers/producers.
Sad to see a frail Judy! But she does look incredibly happy. 😊❤
she still looks beautiful she was only 47 I still pray that she is now forever young forever beautiful forever talented forever happy
I agree, Carlos. What a presence.
This is a good example of how drugs destroys family friends and you in the end such a talent. She was broken by Hollywood the men in her life her mother the list goes on and on. Her family has all my love Judy was so talented God Bless her
There was no one like her. I've always known and loved her, but until I saw Zellweger's fantastic performance, I really didn't realize how difficult Judy's life really was. I saw her on stage at the Palace Theater in 1951. After an exciting set she said to us (the audience) that she was tired, and if we didn't mind, could she kick off her shoes and relax. Of course, everyone applauded, and she did -- she kicked off her shoes and sat down on the stage letting her legs hang into the orchestra pit. The lights dimmed, spot on her, and she sang Over the Rainbow. MANY years later, I realized she didn't do it just because I was there. It was part of the show. But remember -- back then I was just a kid, and really believed she was doing it for me.
Judys voice came back in late 68 and 69. At the tribute to Harold Arlen at Lincoln Center she sounds amazing. Opening night at the Garden State was like early 60's Judy but unfortunately due to her declining health every night could not be like this. The "I'd Like to hate Myself in the Morning" is from the Merv Griffin Show.
Judy Garland always sensational to experience, great to see the grand Diva had such joyful moments in the last months in her too short of a life, love and always will miss Judy...
Poor darling was only 47 when she died. I wish so much she were still with us.
So much was taken from her but no one could ever take away her voice . That was god given and rests in eternity tucked in her spirit never to be touched by anyone. So many people loves you and still do.
Renee Zellweger did a great job in "JUDY". But, there is only 1 JUDY. RIP Francis Gumm.❤⚘
Frances
I saw JUDY tonight. Renee did a fine job yet, I couldn't get into her singing as Judy. I commend her for trying but no. Judy's voice is so paticular that it should have been dubbed. MHO.
@@lancedukel3436 ....true
@@Jo-pr7bg ......Frances Ethel Gumm
@@csu3524 er yeah I know I was correcting your incorrect spelling of her first name - you used the masculine rather than the feminine form. I'm not sure I see the point of your latter response.
"Judy Garland" is how we knew her. but she was Ethel Gumm. such a fabulous entertainer, mother,.... i can only imagine what her life consisted of. i wish she could have lived longer so i could have seen her in action after i was born in '71.
Her name was Frances Gumm. Her mother was Ethel.
Her name was Frances Gumm. Her mother was Ethel.
@@stanleycostello9610 thank you for the correction
@@rayfrench1971 👍
She sang her heart out.
I don’t understand people saying she looks 70- I think she still has that same beauty she always had
she does look haggard, fragile and ill but you can still see that beautiful face and cheeky little grin shining through it. No matter how much the world beat her down she never lost that.
Oh sweet Judy...
I adore you
Thank you for all the love you gave the world even when the world didn't treat you how you deserved to be treated.
Rest and keep singing in heaven.
Judy just wanted to be Loved and Love !! I don't think she knew just how much the world Loved Her !! Pure talent !! Luv Ya !
Her children adored her. She was loved ❤
One of the all-time great International talents! She left us too soon
Hello Karen, How are you doing?
wonderful Judy...so sad to see her so close to the end of her life....just imagine what could've been?
she use to be so beautiful loved her in the wizard of oz loved her so sad she looked awful what ever happenned to this poor lady gb rip
Only 47. She looks 67. So sad. Damn Louis B. Mayer to hell.
And not a healthy 60s or 70s. She definitely looked sickly . Poor judy.
Poor Judy. She was really struggling the last year of her life. I wish she had had a stronger support system to get her off those drugs.
She definitely looks better than you. Literally no one asked for your judgement.
@@hayleydoesthings and who asked for yours?!*
That's what drugs and alcohol do to you....
Poor Judy. A great star yet let down by all and sundry. May we find forgiveness for our rotten deeds.
seeing her this age is depressing,poor Judy i hope her last husband made her very happy she needed love and security and i hope he provided it RIP Judy we will never forget you, its 2021 and new generations are just beginning to discover this star.
And she was only 47! Looks so much older. Very sad.
Tragic. Just saw the movie - Renee did an awesome job. So sad for what could have been if she'd had the right people around her.
@@gollycom ignorant response. Your comment worked like a boomerang and made you look stupid and hatefully puny. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes 'HAB'. That's because she was an ADDICT. . Sympathy was needed. She tried so hard, read all about it, or even better try to empathise with her situation. Nobody wants to end up like that.
Judy Garland stands as the penultimate cautionary tale of Hollywood. Everybody there loved Judy for her prodigious talent, everybody used Judy because she made them lots of money, and everybody got rich except Judy, who died impoverished in her fifth husband's tacky low-rent flat in London's Chelsea District. The trajectory of her life is heartbreaking.
The new movie “Judy” with Renee Zellwegger is incredible. The horrible abuse she suffered, the bum husbands that only wanted to exploit her, the forced addiction and being away from her children. Just heartbreaking but she had a mighty spirit in that tiny body.
Lori Barron I know-I’m not sure I will recommend it because it’s so heartbreaking. Renee’s performance was so mesmerizing!
@@srkh8966 Yes it was. I ✌👍
This legit made me cry
i hope the angels are taking care of her 💖
A legend! All class ! RIP
Greatest Entertainer of All Time
Absolutely. No one comes close. NO ONE!!!
I saw Judy in concert in Boston the summer of 1967 when I was 17, now 73. An outdoor concert on the Boston Common. Got there early and sat right up front. Quite the experience. So sad her life ended the way it did, she certainly deserved much better.
Very sad to know she was only 47 when she died, its true she looked much older then 47 but she didnt take care of yourself and nobody took care of her either, Judy was a fabulous talent and did not deserve this horrible ending, she was a top star in her day and should have had everything good in life but unfortunately her addiction to pills caused her demise, rest in peace beautiful lady, you are with the 🌈 rainbows now..
even she is dead she will be my idol forever
She looked so frail and all..But she was so abused....she was so kind too I'm sure but some people brought out the worst in her that's why she said I'm a very angry lady.... Rip jud
Oh gosh she's a train wreck in these scenes..... So sad she didnt get the support she needed.. She looks very vulnerable
R M Sometimes people don’t want the support.They become very clever to masquerade any evidence that might tell their close family and friends of her addictions,
I don’t know the end of her story though, so I can’t speak to if anyone denied support for her in the end.
Such a sad journey for Judy Garland,, I think all she wanted was unconditional love. Someone was always using her for their own gain.
@@marahmillicentbalarny8447 I think in those times people were often not allowed to ask or need the support, and
if not allowed, it is a natural response to trauma to cover it up or not show it. My grandma was from Judy's time and the term "buck up" was uttered when any problem surfaced, and this reprimand was passed from her to my mother to her offspring. It's a harsh world that people were just expected to "deal". Well, it's still true today, but moreso in her time. Anyway, we help cats and cats don't show their pain often, I do not understand the issue extending helpful resources to other humans. And I agree it appears she just needed unconditional love and support and didn't seem to have it in any adult.
Sweet to see how people want to be close to her.
It's just morbid curiosity.
'Necrophiliacs'
You mean all those leeches?
A Valiant Effort From Garland To Grasp Those Last few Weeks Of Life. Arguably One Of The Top FIVE Stars Of The 20th Century. A Rather Sad End To A GLITTERING Early Career.
I have a very difficult time watching this! It breaks mt heart, because she looks so bad! Those bastards stole her life from her, and all for what!!!!!
Too bad
Stop blaming everyone else for Judy's weaknesses. We all make choices, Judy made hers.
Shes to blame ...shes a true addict and alcoholic...untreated. she really needed help. Just like Elvis
ooohh maan!:( i understand you. me to. had a hard time watching it too. i wanted to smile. but... i just wanted to cry... no words man...:(
she should of die of old age. not 47 years old. :( i dont mean to be cruel. forgive me. please. but i love judy soo much. it shouldnt happen like that.:(
She was a rockstar!!! What do people expect?! The first rockstar and a female and heavily in the early jazz scene! Of course she lived fast. Which great rockstar hasn’t? And actually, she did outlive most of the great performers to follow. She deserves so much more credit and respect than she gets. Judy, you will always be an unmatched talent, signer, personality and as classy as it gets! Beautiful to the core
She never sang rock and roll
@@erossinema8797🤦🏼♀️
Agreed! Male and female rock stars have lived lives similar to Judy. She was amazing despite the addictions, mental illness, etc. ❤️❤️❤️
@@erossinema8797 you do realize rock & roll resurrected from African-American music; like rhythm & blues, to gospel, to jazz, right? Judy sang Jazz music, in addition to her “image music” like the march & holiday songs, movie scores, etc, she very much preferred to sing and perform jazz music and very much lived it.
@@MarthaMyDear6 Thank you! You’re so right! And she pretty much doubled the “27 Club” and I’m sure the drugs of that time were so much stronger and harder! I love Judy, because she was such a survivor despite a world that mistreated her terribly, instead of cherished her as she is now. However, she’s now been passed on longer than she was alive and her name is still relevant!
Thank you for the upload.👏. All of you are being so Hard on her,she did what she could .It was the pressure she had all the time..l love you Dear Judy. ..👏👏👏👏👏💞💖🎼🎤🎤🎶🎭from Argentina .I sung your songs many times.....
wow buzz this is some amazing stuff you are sharing... may the sun always shine on you... darling you are one the best.....thank you so very much.
She was so emotionally and physically abused from being a child such a shame she was a lovely kind lady,and adored her children rest in peace beautiful lady xxxxxxx
Such Special human being & there will never be anyone like her ever again!
O my. This is so sad. She was clinging onto everything and everybody that she could at this point, I think. And she probably knew that she was reaching the end. Horrible, such an immense talent and all burned up at that age.
Such a wonderful talent.
I’ve read that she wasn’t taken care of. I’m hoping that the film with Renee will explain all.
I saw Barbra Streisand in Hyde Park last July 2019. After singing for three hours, we called her back on stage. Without any previous rehearsal, she chose a Judy Garland song as her final number. All 75,000 of us fell silent.
Judy will always be remembered as one of the greatest talent ever.💕
personally....Liza isn't happy about it....I'm 46 so I grew up with Liza... I think anything that shows her moms weaknesses and addiction hurts her very much... we all know Judy's struggles...
sprintbass
That’s just it. We don’t all know about Judy’s struggles and, if it was my mum who was a legend, I would want the world to know what she was forced to endure at the hands of Hollywood. listening to many interviews given by Renee, I believe that, after the film, people will adore Judy even more.
@@Sonneteer1 I disagree - i see what you're saying, but if Judy was my mother I would be sick of people making all kinds of assumptions about her based on sensationalist garbage written by tabloid journos who had never even met her. And this film is yet another bunch people making a buck off Judy's name and telling the story about her they want to tell. Renee seems very sweet and well meaning but none of Judy's kids are happy about it and I don't blame them - they're fed up with everyone focussing on her scandals and struggles rather than her talent and light and it's not what Judy would want to be remembered for. Also I would HATE to see someone portraying me and inventing conversations I'd apparently had without even asking me if I'm ok with it - it must be incredibly uncomfortable and painful for Liza, Lorna and Joe to be subjected to that. I refuse to watch it out of respect for them, and in deference to Judy who isn't around to defend herself.
Tash Speak
I understand what you are saying.
My daughter went to see the film and relayed how very sad it made her. Due to this, I decided not to go and haven’t seen it.
Much like a UTube channel I recently visited, relating to Freddie Mercury. The Author of the video thought that the film, Bohemian Rhapsody, should have revealed Freddie at the end of his life, sick and dying! Why would anyone wish to see his body ravished with Aids?
I was at the Live Aid concert and, despite him being gay, I fell in love with him that day. And that is how I wish to remember him.
I know I have gone off kilter, but it’s on a par and, I totally agree with you.
@@Sonneteer1 I totally get you. We have an absolute treasure trove of Judy's work and interviews to enjoy and love - my favourite recent discovery is an A Star Is Born outtake of her totally losing it half way through Swannee and letting out the most amazing cackle. That's my Judy 🥰 That woman had the best laugh in the world!
I don't blame Judy Garland for saying that she belongs to London. Because she was pressured of Hollywood, mistreated her, her health, stole her whole money by her ex-husband, and much more. She had enough of that and left for London where the people of London were nice and respected her. She needed a break from those in Hollywood and others in America. Look at her unhealthy face and body from Hollywood !! Love her and hugs from me. R.I.P.
And yet while there, she was pelted with bread, garbage and even had a glass thrown at her while at Talk.
It saddens me soo deeply to see this.. terrible people the lot of you who stood by and watched as her health clearly decreased rapidly .. RIP beautiful..
She looked so much older and just not with it..from all the drug's etc..such a shame, sad her children didn't or couldn't try and help their mother more.. Renée played her absolutely brilliantly! her mannerisms were spot on..
wonderful Judy
The ‘show’ must go on even to her final hours.
A tragic life and not even her voice helped her.
She died in a news house in London alone.
Watching this I am crying buckets😭😭😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️🏴🏴🏴
I'm just learning of the tragic side of her. I wish this story would be shared because it can apply to all of society. Selfishness and greed snuffed out a bright soul and made her suffer all along the way. RIP
Even a Garland of diminished skill and power is still a creative force worth seeing.
A rainbow thats ending is always a rainbow!
My lovely auld Dad played in the Band on this recording, tears in my eyes coming across this... X ❤️
thank you for this. she sounds fantastic!
The sequinned pantsuit she’s wearing in some of the concert footage/stills is a costume from Valley Of The Dolls. She was to play Helen Lawson (Susan Hayward ended up taking over the role). When she was fired, she took the outfit with her! Looks great on her - and Susan Hayward. 😊❤
I never saw Judy in concert but was 13 when she died but had my first Judy record The Very Best Of Judy Garland at age 11 had many of her records from age 11 then had CDS too in the 90s and lost them when I moved two times ! Looking in thrift stores for her CDS tapes records maybe Ill find the DVD Me and my Shadows 2000 movie ! Judy had so much talent and wit humour !
Hab judy was working since the age of 2 her mother forced her in to show biz and her mother did not look out for her daughters best interest and helped her get addicted to a bunch of pills. There was no real help or knowledge in those days not like now. This lady was so badly used by everyone but her kids. Everyone calls her tragic I don't see tragic as a way to describe her she was strong and determined but pills sadly ruled her and won in the end.
charmedirish1 - you're absolutely right. Like your comment.
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Yep. That was in the Vaudeville days, prohibition & speakeasies, gangsters & big Movie Stars from MGM. Times sure were different then.
They didn't want her well. They just wanted her well enough to get back on stage.
They would have loved for her to be well, because her not being, created all kinds of problems for others.
She was like Edith Piaf: sad life, died young and looked quiet older than their age
She must have been an incredibly strong woman to have lasted as long as she did.
Freaky, I just watched the recorded coverage back in 1969 when she died, the report said she was buried in a gray dress, the same one she wore when she was married just three months previous... I think the dress we are seeing in these clips is the dress she was buried in... and to fast forward to 2017, she was just moved from NY to CA so Liza and family could be eventually interred next to her, no room in NY I guess... and it would be that dress that took another plane flight this year... and was placed in CA.
what does your research tell us about the hat? travelling with her?
Marcel
Lmao Yeah, that guy went kinda deep about the dress. I was wondering if it was just me.
82
She was buried in yellow chiffon. I was there.
She was a STAR! In every sense of the word.
Her sadness shows in her eyes. The guy she is married to is gay. I think she was afraid to be alone.
All of her husbands were gay. Her Father was gay. Liza's husbands were gay. Liza was a Lesbian as was Judy later in life.Last time I saw Judy was in a Gay Club in NYC. She was sitting with her current companion in a booth, a black woman. The name of this club escapes me but it was on Lexington Ave on the top floor. One took a sevice elevator to the top. Is anyone still alive that might remember it??????
Maybe because her Dad was gay & she was trying to replace him? Idk rip
@@zachlen48 were Liza & Judy ever proven to be gay? Did they ever say they were? If not, then we should believe no rumors. God bless you
@@zachlen48 Wow!!! You've probably got some of the best tales to tell...EVER!!!! I wish I could sit down with you and just listen for hours & hours.
leonard pollack.......you sound like a nasty salacious bitter gay queen who loves to kiss and tell even though your opinion isnt always RIGHT.....thats just NASTY.......let the poor woman RIP ffs.......we dont want to know the shite you spout forth from your crusty old diseased lips
She was what you call "dead dog tired" yet her power never subsided. It was only her body that ran out, her power STILL resonates to this day.
It's sad how haggard her appearance was during her latter days; the effects of drug abuse really took it's toll when people who cared about her should've intervened.
On the other hand it is hard to accuse only the "people who cared", when, to this day, so many viewers of this video and many others, where she looks indeed haggard and wasted, or babbles a few ineptitudes as if she barely knew where she is and what she is doing there, think she looks greater than ever, witty, insurpassable etc... The desire not to see the tragedy is almost universal, and the guilt widely shared.
Jean-François Brunet Absolutely. I just saw an episode of the Judy Garland show (the one with Barbra Streisand where they do a Get Happy/Happy Days medley) and all the commenters are raving over how thin Judy looks and how much energy she has. But I’ve been around addicts and it’s often while they are using that they are like this because society prefers it. What happens with Judy is that she is still a hurt little girl inside. She numbs the little girl’s pain by people pleasing. But when you avoid pain, it only grows. Later in the show, Judy is gaga over 21 year old Streisand, who is assured of herself. Judy’s childish insecurity is very visible. And yet all anyone says is how brilliant Judy is, even though to me she looks like a woman with an eating disorder mixed with a severe child like behavior hidden underneath the perfectionist. It’s too common among addicts, that combination.
@@ARrights absolutely....and she was abused from start to finish ..mentally as well as physically ...with that comes major issues , drug abuse , lack of self worth , always searching for validation, and yes , a child like persona trying to make sense of the world ...Judy got to the point of non self reflection and denial ...she didnt stand a chance ..
Tragic story. I always saw so much sadness in her eyes
She looked so old Hollywood should be held accountable for there shameful habits they give to the stars
The ONLY JUDY....she looked so thin..and LOST...l think she DESPERATELY wanted to be happy...again......but alas the click was ticking...her hard life had taken its toll.....there will NEVER be another.Garland..ever.....her voice throbbed with loneliness..happiness..joy..sorrow...you made the world LOVE YOU....ALWAYS.....🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
What a time to live in man..😢
Fame just destroyed this once upon a time bombshell beaity!!! Her mum Ethel Gumm, MGM, selfish husbands who rendered her tragic!!! What a shame!!!
okwuchi philomena - you're absolutely right. They all just used her and left her penniless.
One of the best entertainers of our time, JUDY FOREVER.
We need to learn from history that the performers we love are often hurting or being harmed in order to give us the performances we cherish. We need to start taking care of people and not letting our greed help the destruction of human beings. I am grateful for what Judy and others have given us during their long walk on this Earth. We need to start caring more about people's health than what they can do for us. I would rather Judy had stepped back from fame and gotten herself okay if it had been possible and lived to be an old lady, than to have had her burned out, in so much pain she had to self medicate, to be dead at 47, and left three children motherless, just so we could all hear her sing or so she could pay some bills. It's NOT ALRIGHT WHAT PEOPLE ARE PUT THROUGH. it's not just performers and athletes. It's also preacher's and politician's children forced into performing and being perfect for their perspective audiences. We need to look out for people and rip apart society's status quo. People like Judy, Shirley Temple, Amy Winehouse and others still living or dead that represent an epedemic - people seem willing to sacrifice for a little entertainment or for life to feel easier. It isn't right.
That's so sad she was only 47 when she passed shame on Hollywood you made her a star but destroyed her life 😥
Judy Garland, Amy Winehouse, Whitney Houston, Janis Joplin -- all gone due to addiction. Fuck Drugs and Alcohol and any person alive or dead that drove these amazing women to seek solace and comfort in them . . .
+DaftSwank Oh my goodness, could you be anymore sanctimonious or self-righteous. Drugs are older than human civilization and a part of life, it's our contemporary attitude to them which is wrong.
"Sanctimonious"? "Self-righteous"? I do not think these words you use mean what you think they mean.
DaftSwank I do think you should start reading a dictionary. You can find the OED here: public.oed.com/about/free-oed/
+DaftSwank Elis Regina too
Fabuleuse ,fantastique,unique et magique interprétation ! j'ai découvert cette chanson grâce à Renée Zellweger, je la remercie à la folie ,sans sa magnifique interprétation ( à elle aussi) je ne me serai jamais intéressée à la carrière de cette chanteuse dont je suis devenue une des plus grande fan !
Watching Judy now. She had amazing voice. Tragic short life. Ive only known her as Dorothy.
I actually worked for her last husband, Michael deans, for about 3 years,, I got to know him and he always spoke highly of her, he didn't talk all the time but he tried to help her, he was an amazing person in my life
Mickey perhaps
@@joeparish3575 yeah I know, his real name was Mackey divinko
@Kipper Knickerz first off, I'm far from DAF. this was 40 years ago I was 18, maybe he didn't treat her well I don't know.. he was a very head strong person, if you knew first hand, more power to you, jackoff
Every man in her life took advantage of her because she was Judy Garland. She was in a fragile state the last few years of her life.
A legend did not deserve to die in a cheap London flat with a nobody