George Schlatter On Judy Garland's Sense of Humour (Bonus) | Sid & Judy
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Sid & Judy (2019): Sid & Judy tells the story of Judy Garland’s phoenix-like rise from the ashes to the absolute heights of fame driven by her great and turbulent love affair with Sid Luft, her third husband, who managed her through triumphant highs and crushing lows, during the course of their 13-year marriage. It is the story of how The Star became The Legend.
Based in-part on Sid Luft’s recently published memoir and a wealth of never-before-seen (or heard) personal archive, the film puts the viewer inside Sid and Judy’s intimate world.
It is a privileged view inside the lives of one of our greatest icons of the stage and screen, full of all of her passion and wit, her madness and her magnificence - and lots and lots of her songs.
It is a new look at Judy for a new generation, and a celebration of Judy for those who still remember, cherish, and love her.
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I hope this testament to Judy's real character flies in the face of those who perpetuate the fallacy of her being a tragic and difficult figure. She loved life, she loved people, she loved to entertain. There are many interviews on chat shows in which Judy demonstrates (effortlessly, without trying) her intelligence and sense of humour. She had a keen sense of the ridiculousness and absurdities of life. Like any sensitive and empathic person she succumbed to depression and anxiety, which she relied upon medication to alleviate. Above all else, she was the real deal and her passing so early in her life was everyone else's loss. Apart, of course, from her incredible catalogue of audio and visual recordings: A legacy for future generations to admire and enjoy.
Great remarks, you captured the essence of Judy. There never will be another Judy Garland and actually that is a hard pill to swallow for some professional singers/actors. I know LIza adored her mother but every once in a great while, I saw that in even her.
I think of her every day and miss her laugh, her talent, her friendship, and her hugs.
Judy Garland, she's ok if you like talent. We will never have another one like her.
I really liked this video. Some of the most accurate and gracious remarks made about “my Judy”.
I loved “Judy was an experience....there will never be another Judy”
Thanks George. You were the best Director on the show.
He was a producer, not a director.
Your name comes up all of the time concerning Judy Garland. And you were the best director on The Judy Garland Show . And of course I have them all on DVD and I know you were the best.
He wasn't the director. He was the producer.
GeorgeSchallter was the best to work for!
What a great clip! He really respected and loved her.
Thank you for your comments. It's really nice to hear someone talk about Judy without running her into the ground. I have been a fan of Judy's since I was 8 yrs old, and that was a long long time ago. There will never
be anyone like her again. Judy touches people unlike anyone else can. She touches our soles, she makes us feel, deep down inside. I think Frank was correct when he said "Everytime Judy sings a song, she dies a little". No one put as much into a song as Judy did. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE. Judy died 51 yrs ago and she still has a huge following, and it seems to be growing. Judy I said once that you would live forever, i'm not usually right about things. But, I nailed this one, her popularity seems to be growing, younger people are appreciating her unbelievable talent.
What you said makes a lot of sense when you think about Judy always giving her very best whenever she sang (everything she had in each performance ) This always drained her completely and she was often seen being wheeled out by someone in a wheelchair looking so weak and barely able to keep from collapsing. I never thought anything about what you just said until now. She really gave her life for her craft- everything she ever did- not just all 1500 or more concerts, TV shows, records but also in each and every film- her acting, singing and especially her dancing to make it look like it was so easy, natural and she was having such great fun enjoying herself. 😱🤔🤗😇♥️
Ever since I read Mel Torme's book and the references to Judy and the subject of farting, I have loved her more on a human level. Torme thought fart was the most disgusting shocking and reprehensible word in the English language. To me there is nothing more genuinely funny than a fart. I think I woulda liked Judy aside from her difficult side.
Farting humor is the best. I would’ve liked Judy’s humorous side, and she coincidentally shared a birthday with my Grandpa, who was the funniest man I’ve ever known. He was just smart and didn’t try to be funny, but he was. We all got a little of his humor, but not all. He would do things like light a match under is rear when he farted ( before it became a gag), and put whoopee cushions on our seats before we sat down. So many things, he could do it all, speaking and writing funny things. I loved Judy’s humor and she even used phrases verbatim to how Grandpa would’ve used them.
What a legend. She had a very special gift. Unfortunately she was used by so many starting with her own Mother. She trusted everyone and needed someone to take care of her always. Sid Luft may have loved her but be used her money for his benefit. He squandered her money like many others before him. Judy Garland made many people rich. She was the one who suffered in the end.
Flatulence humor? Now, that's MY kinda gal!!
Even better... he said flatulation!
great!
had schlatter directed her in 26 special episodes over six years where she got bonuses for each new one year contract she would have been fine financially and MAYBE could have avoided her financial ruin
Aw, George-sempai