Life with Judy Garland: Me and My Shadows

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Genere: Dramma |

Numero di stagioni: 1
Numero di episodi: 2
Data prima messa in onda: 2001-02-25
Data ultima messa in onda: 2001-02-26

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Approfondimenti

Although they play mother and daughter, Marsha Mason is only 13 years older than Judy Davis.	D
After Judy loses the Oscar to Grace Kelly, a comment is made along the lines that "this is worst rob [...]	D
One musical number, "You're Nobody (Until You've Played the Palace)," performed by Judy Davis (singi [...]	D
The film impressively charts the various physical transformations Judy Garland experienced through t [...]	D
The film began as a project for Annette Bening to star in.	D
Final film appearance of longtime Canadian actor Al Waxman who played Louis B. Mayer; he died before [...]	D
One scene focuses extensively on Judy Garland's Oscar nomination (and subsequent loss) as Best Actre [...]	D
Judy Davis sings for herself in the CBS boardroom scene, when she renders sixteen bars of "Over the [...]	D
Though meticulously recreated, two elements of "The Trolley Song" are not in keeping with the origin [...]	D
In the scene showing Judy Garland's return to vaudeville at the RKO Palace in 1951, Judy Davis lip-s [...]	D
When young Garland walks through the offices at MGM, glimpses of photographs of reigning stars Mario [...]	D
The character of Lottie was a combination of two people: Carlton Alsop (then husband of actress Sylv [...]	D
The film uses a succession of magazine covers to gradually effect the transition between actresses T [...]	D
Tammy Blanchard was 23 years old when playing Judy Garland as a teenager.	D
Garland's second Oscar nomination, for supporting actress in Vincitori e vinti (1961) is not even me [...]	D
The film recreates the "Trolley Song" sequence from Meet Me in St. Louis (1944) in its entirety, usi [...]	D
Hugh Laurie, who has bright blue eyes, wore brown contact lenses for his role of brown eyed Vincente [...]	D
Scenes were manipulated to incorporate small or large orchestras so that original Garland recordings [...]	D
Grand Rapids, Minnesota (the birthplace and childhood hometown of Judy Garland as mentioned at the b [...]	D
In January 2017, Judy's coffin was removed from the mausoleum at Ferncliff Cemetery in Hartsdale, Ne [...]	D
Meryl Streep, during her Emmy Award acceptance speech for Angels in America (2003), stated that "No [...]	D

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Frase

Judy Garland: [on the phone] Yes I've heard how di [...]	D
Judy Garland: I've got rainbows coming out my ass.	D
Judy Garland: I'm not Lassie. I'm not even Dinah S [...]	D
Judy Garland: I'm only really at home in the lig [...]	D
Roger Edens: When you sing, I want you to just be [...]	D
Judy Garland: I cannot take myself seriously. Beca [...]	D
Narrator: When Mama signed with MGM, she became th [...]	D
Judy Garland: He adores me and I need to be adored [...]	D
Narrator: It broke Mama's heart when CBS cancelled [...]	D
Young Judy Garland: Do you think I'm pretty, Mr Ed [...]	D
Lorna Luft, age 6: No matter what happens... every [...]	D
Judy Garland: Oh, for God sakes, Liza, can't you s [...]	D
[Lorna is learning how to take care of her mother] [...]	D
Judy Garland: Uninsurable? Uh-huh?... of course I [...]	D
Young Lorna Luft: [in hospital after her collapse] [...]	D
Narrator: It's hard to be a legend's child. She's [...]	D
Narrator: It hurts when your mother is too sick to [...]	D
Head of CBS: [talking about Judy to his staff, apo [...]	D
Judy Garland: Since I was twelve years old they've [...]	D