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[man] What do you see
beyond this wall?
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Picture it.
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You've got an imagination.
Go ahead.
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What I see is a small town
in the Midwest.
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Handful of churches.
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Some places for the farmers
to get drunk together.
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Maybe a salon
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for their wives to do their hair
on the holidays.
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I visit these places.
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These are the people
who send us our profits,
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who send us your wages.
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I make movies, Judy,
but it's your job
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to give those people dreams.
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The economy's in the gutter,
and they pay for you.
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And I'll tell you
something else.
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In every one of those towns,
believe me,
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there's a girl
who's prettier than you.
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Maybe their nose is a little
thinner at the bridge.
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They have better teeth than you.
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Or they're taller
or they're slimmer.
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Only, you have something
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none of those pretty girls
can ever have.
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You know what that is?
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No, sir.
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[man] You have that voice.
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It'll maybe take you to Oz,
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someplace none of those pretty
girls can ever go.
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Still, I'm told you're unhappy.
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[Judy]
Well, no, sir, not unhappy.
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I'd just maybe like a little
more time.
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Time? For what?
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I don't know.
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Maybe to go to the pictures
like those other girls do.
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The thing is, those other girls
will grow up to be cashiers
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and farmers' wives
and elementary school teachers.
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And they'll see their skins
roughed up through housework.
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Is that what you want, Judy?
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To be just a housewife?
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To be just a mother?
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Out there,
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you'd have to put away
that voice of yours.
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Forget it exists.
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But here, with us,
with your family,
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that voice will make you
a million dollars
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before you're 20.
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Those average kids,
they're all loved, in their way.
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I can see how you
may be drawn to it,
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from time to time.
Their small lives.
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Not too dangerous.
Not too exciting.
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They're where they belong.
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And maybe you feel like
you're like them.
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But really, you're not.
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You live in another world
entirely.
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They just look like you.
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But if you truly wanna
go join them,
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it's your decision.
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We'll shake hands and you
can walk through our gates.
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I guarantee it's all there,
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the rest of America,
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just waiting to swallow you up
and forget all about you.
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Like a raindrop
falling into the Pacific.
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Who cares? Who even notices?
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Of course I wanna stay
with the studio, LB.
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Any girl would kill
to be Dorothy.
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I'm just terribly sorry if...
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I didn't even say anything
to anyone.
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[Mayer]
You're my favorite, Judy.
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-Who else have we had in?
-Shirley Temple this morning.
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Everybody loves Shirley.
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Let's see how Judy measures up.
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[Judy] Joey, did you grow again?
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[Joey] I guess.
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Oh! Well, could you at least
do it all at once?
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Just get it over with
one weekend?
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'Cause it's a new pair of pants
every time you add an inch.
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Dad says vitamins
make me grow.
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So, we'll cut those out.
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Oh, I'm kidding, darling.
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It's a wonderful thing
to have a son big enough
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he can carry his mother
to the car.
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Lorna, sweetheart,
let me see you.
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[Lorna] What are we doing first?
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Oh, the usual. Is that okay?
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-Yeah.
-You look gorgeous, sweetheart.
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-[man] So, I have your money.
-Oh.
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[man chuckles]
Crowd's gonna go crazy
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-out there.
-Aw.
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[man] So, it's $150.
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Uh, I know it's not maybe
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-what you're used to, but--
-No, no, I appreciate it.
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-[man] All right.
-I do.
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-Okay, you ready?
-Sure.
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-Follow me.
-Go on.
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[announcer] All right, folks...
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We'll just do what we did
in New York, yeah?
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[announcer] Hope you're ready.
Put your hands together.
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Okay, let's go, let's go.
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How are you tonight, Altadena?
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[announcer] One of Hollywood's
true legends,
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Miss Judy Garland.
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[Judy] Well, I've got something
very special
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planned for you this evening.
I've brought my children along.
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[inaudible singing]
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[muffled cheering]
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[groans]
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What a journey.
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I'm sorry it's so late.
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How you doing, Georgie?
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I'm okay, thank you,
Miss Garland. And you?
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Oh, stumbling along.
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Any messages
while we were out of town?
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Uh, I don't think so.
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Okay. Well, could I just
have my key, please?
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Let me check something
with Mr. Horowitz. One moment.
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Can we get room service, Mama?
I missed dinner.
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Sure, sweetheart.
Anything you want.
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-[Horowitz] Miss Garland.
-Oh, please. I'm Judy.
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-Could I have a word?
-Can it wait?
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We're just desperate
to get to bed.
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Lorna, darling,
tell Peter what you want
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and he'll take care of it.
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A hamburger and fries, please.
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Oh, and, you know,
I'd love a bowl of soup.
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And a drink.
Vodka rocks.
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You know what, forget the soup.
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I'm too tired to even
wield a spoon. [chuckles]
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I'm very sorry, but your suite
has been released.
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What do you mean, "released"?
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It's not still attached
to the building?
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Where exactly has it gone?
[chuckles]
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I believe your account
was in arrears.
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Oh. No. No, I don't...
I don't think that's the case.
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-The room got released.
-So un-release it.
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Hand it back.
We need to sleep in it.
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-Is everything okay?
-No. No, darling.
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These people have let us
down very badly
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leaving us stranded without so
much as a change of socks.
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Everything is in storage.
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I could have rooms
anywhere in this city,
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but I chose this hotel.
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Well, not anymore.
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I wouldn't let my worst enemy
stay here.
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Let's just go.
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Outraged.
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Come on, sweetheart.
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-Please don't go to sleep now.
-No, no, no.
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These are the other ones.
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-Where are we going?
-The Roosevelt.
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[Lorna]
Didn't we stay there last year?
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Sure.
But they like us.
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Mama.
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Could we head toward Brentwood,
please?
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Joe, get the bell,
would you, darling?
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[bell dings]
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So, you wanna stay?
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No.
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And they're only
staying tonight.
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-So, they have school tomorrow.
-I know that.
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They slept in the cab.
They'll be fine.
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I probably paid more
on cab fare tonight
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than I would've on a hotel.
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-What about tomorrow night?
-What about it?
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-Come on. Don't play that game.
-Well, you're needling me, Sid.
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-Just ask me a straight question
-All right,
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where are my children
gonna sleep tomorrow night?
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Wherever I tell them.
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[floorboards creaking]
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[Judy] Hi, sweetheart.
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-Something wrong?
-[Sid] Hey.
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-I-- I can't sleep.
-You want some milk?
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-Come here.
-[Sid] No, you go to bed.
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We'll bring it to you, okay?
Don't worry.
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[Judy] Where are the mugs?
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I moved them.
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They're where the glasses were.
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-Ridiculous.
-[chuckles]
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Couldn't you just take a role
in something?
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I'm "unreliable."
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And "uninsurable."
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That's what the ones who like me
say to my face.
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So, thank you for that.
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Leave me out of it.
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"Judy, leave it to me
and you'll be back on top."
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-Look how that turned out.
-"Where is she, Sid?
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Is she sick?
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-Is she coming in today?"
-Don't.
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-"Where's your star?"
-Don't.
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"You realize we're gonna have
to sue you both, Sid."
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-Don't start.
-"Why are you
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even protecting her, Sid?
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-What's going on?"
-Oh, shut up, Sid!
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You can't turn up here
at one o'clock in the morning
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-and expect--
-I know they should be in bed!
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It just doesn't always
work that way.
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And it gets late because nobody
wants to pay to see me
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at 2:00 in the afternoon.
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And I have to work,
because they need things.
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They need an education, Judy.
They need ten hours of sleep.
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Oh, just to hell with this.
Just call me a cab.
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I want custody
during the school year.
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Over my dead body.
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Well, no one would be surprised,
believe me.
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Give me the milk.
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Give me the milk!
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It's a little late for all that,
don't you think?
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Why don't you see yourself out?
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[siren wailing in distance]
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Can we go here, please?
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¶ Got to tell you true ¶
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Thank you.
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¶ I got to tell you true ¶
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¶ Oh, brother Jack ¶
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¶ You goin' with sister Sadie ¶
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¶ When you ought to be home ¶
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¶ With your old lady... ¶
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This house is fabulous.
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Look at that. She shows.
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What, am I early?
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-You look fabulous.
-[Judy] Liza, darling,
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you look beautiful.
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I can't believe you came.
What are you doing here?
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Well, I wanted to see you,
darling.
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Are you in L.A. for a while?
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Well, I never know, you know,
these days. [chuckles]
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I have a show
opening in two days.
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-You do? Really?
-Mm. Yeah.
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-And how do you feel about it?
-I don't know.
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I know my lines
and it's all in my range.
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I guess I haven't really
thought about it that much.
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You're not even
a little anxious about it?
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-Well, should I be anxious?
-Well...
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I mean, no.
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-No.
-[Liza chuckles]
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Um, we were off to go dance.
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Will you come with us?
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No, no.
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No, you go.
I'll catch up to you.
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[indistinct chatter]
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[cheering]
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Excuse me. This is for you.
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We can't have the world's
greatest entertainer
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out here without a drink.
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-Frank Sinatra's here?
-[Mickey laughs]
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Frank is great,
but he is no Judy Garland.
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I bet it kills him.
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[laughing]
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-I'm Mickey, by the way.
-Judy.
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So, you live in Los Angeles,
Mickey?
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Mm. No, I manage a bar
back in New York.
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I'm out here looking
at a business opportunity.
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[Judy] Hmm.
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You ever make your own
cocktails?
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-Hmm.
-This place, we sell the booze,
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and all the mixings and stuff
is on the tables,
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so you get to invent
something of your own.
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You know, it's fun.
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People drink more
'cause they wanna be part
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of the next new thing,
you know.
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-Oh?
-I don't know.
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You have to have ambitions,
right?
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Well, I used to have them.
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I found they gave me
the most terrible headache.
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Well...
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if you wanna create
the Judy Garland martini,
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that's me.
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-Mr. Mickey Deans.
-Yep.
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Hmm.
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You have kids, Mickey?
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Uh, no. No, I don't.
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Hmm. Well, you shouldn't.
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It's like living with your heart
on the outside of your body.
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[chuckles]
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Find a hobby or something,
like canasta or birdwatching.
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Well, I play piano, actually.
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-Oh, you do?
-Yeah.
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You play anything
or you just sing?
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Just sing?
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[laughing] Sorry.
That's not what I...
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-Did that come out wrong?
-My entire childhood
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I must've slept five
hours total.
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It's a wonder
I learned to use cutlery,
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let alone play the violin.
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We've changed our minds. We're
gonna head to Andy's place.
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Will you come?
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I don't know.
I think I might stay.
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Well, you don't know
anyone here.
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Well, everybody
seems to know me.
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[Mickey chuckles]
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Besides, I wanna stay somewhere
for longer than five minutes.
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You go. Have fun.
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-Mom?
-I'm fine.
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Go.
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I love you.
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-I love you.
-I love you.
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-Voilà.
-The masterpiece.
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[chuckles]
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[whispering]
Well, what now?
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[whispering]
You can't!
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[Judy laughs]
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[laughs]
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-Wanna hear something?
-[piano music starts]
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Yeah, sure.
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I've nowhere else to be.
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All right. If you don't like it,
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just toss a drink at me
or something, okay?
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-I'll get the message.
-I will, don't worry.
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Do you wanna join me?
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Hell, no.
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I'm the audience.
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It's very good.
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[laughs]
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[exhales] This has been
a good time, huh?
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Well, we're not done yet,
are we?
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I hope not.
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If you ever wanna get together,
just... click your heels.
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That's how it works, right?
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[man] You gotta at least
eat some.
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[chuckles]
I don't know.
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[soft ballad playing]
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Oh!
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Those are too good.
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You're gonna have to,
I don't know,
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tie my hands to the chair legs.
Only then
19:42.448 --> 19:44.615
I'd probably lean forward
and grab 'em with my mouth.
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Hey, I'm eating those.
19:48.855 --> 19:50.855
You wanna see if I can manage
a whole hamburger?
19:51.457 --> 19:52.924
[muffled camera clicking]
19:54.194 --> 19:55.426
Mickey?
19:57.230 --> 19:58.262
Are we dating?
20:01.568 --> 20:04.235
I just wanna know
so as I know how to look at you.
20:06.940 --> 20:07.972
So...
20:07.974 --> 20:11.742
I think we're just pals
who might be something more
20:11.744 --> 20:13.377
sometime in the future.
20:13.813 --> 20:16.647
You gotta ask Mr. Mayer.
I think it's just pals.
20:18.351 --> 20:20.484
I'm not kissing you
if that's what you're after.
20:23.990 --> 20:25.289
Your loss.
20:25.458 --> 20:27.458
-Don't I know it.
-And anyways,
20:27.727 --> 20:29.560
after a mouthful
of onion rings?
20:29.896 --> 20:31.562
-No, thanks!
-[Mickey laughs]
20:35.735 --> 20:37.585
[publicist] No hamburger.
20:37.586 --> 20:39.436
Mr. Mayer said very specifically
you were not to eat the food.
20:40.773 --> 20:42.473
I'm honestly very hungry.
20:45.545 --> 20:46.978
Those'll take the edge off.
20:47.313 --> 20:49.347
No, I gotta sleep tonight.
20:50.016 --> 20:53.351
Halpert will give you something
for that later. Down the hatch.
20:57.490 --> 20:59.890
-[door opens]
-[man] Okay, boys, here we go.
20:59.892 --> 21:02.693
-[publicist] ...get set up.
-Let her at least take a bite.
21:02.695 --> 21:04.028
[publicist]
We can't have a Dorothy
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who puts on weight
halfway through the picture.
21:05.898 --> 21:07.965
-His words, not mine.
-[man] Can you take another bite
21:07.967 --> 21:09.700
with your head to the side,
Mr. Rooney?
21:09.902 --> 21:11.736
[indistinct chatter]
21:12.505 --> 21:15.039
-[man 1] Yeah. That's our shot!
-[man 2] That's great stuff.
21:15.041 --> 21:17.441
-[cameras clicking]
-[man 3] That's great, Judy!
21:25.318 --> 21:26.917
[man] Okay. Right.
21:27.787 --> 21:29.954
-Okay.
-[hangs up phone receiver]
21:31.891 --> 21:33.791
So, that was Sid's lawyers
on the phone.
21:33.793 --> 21:35.593
-Why?
-[man] He wants them
21:35.728 --> 21:38.996
Sunday through Friday
during school time.
21:38.998 --> 21:41.766
-No.
-He claims you're homeless.
21:42.702 --> 21:44.969
How's he even
paying for a lawyer?
21:44.971 --> 21:47.371
He's not making money
off me anymore.
21:47.740 --> 21:49.440
So, where are you staying?
21:50.043 --> 21:52.443
I love my children.
I take care of them.
21:52.979 --> 21:54.445
Where'd you stay last night?
21:54.447 --> 21:55.746
With a friend.
21:55.748 --> 21:58.849
And is that somewhere maybe
you could take the kids to stay?
21:58.851 --> 22:00.551
I don't have a home.
22:01.454 --> 22:04.021
I can't even get a manager.
22:04.557 --> 22:07.625
Step right up
and take 10% of my debts.
22:08.561 --> 22:09.927
You know what I'm gonna say.
22:10.396 --> 22:13.364
-[Judy groans]
-London would offer you
22:13.366 --> 22:14.832
-a lot of money
-No.
22:14.967 --> 22:16.767
See, they're crazy for you.
22:16.769 --> 22:18.936
It's because the English
are insane.
22:18.938 --> 22:20.705
Look, start earning again.
22:20.707 --> 22:22.973
Then Sid's people
will have nothing on you.
22:23.643 --> 22:25.509
Lorna does adore London.
22:26.713 --> 22:27.845
Honey...
22:27.847 --> 22:31.048
the courts won't let you
take them out of the country.
22:31.050 --> 22:34.652
So, you're saying
I have to leave my children
22:34.654 --> 22:37.688
if I wanna make enough money
to be with my children?
22:37.690 --> 22:38.889
I know it's hard.
22:40.693 --> 22:42.593
But I think you have
to take this seriously.
22:45.431 --> 22:46.697
I can't.
22:58.945 --> 23:00.010
Thank you.
23:09.789 --> 23:11.389
Oh, God.
23:16.095 --> 23:17.828
[Joe] You'll miss Christmas.
23:19.098 --> 23:21.799
Well, you see, darling,
the problem is that...
23:22.001 --> 23:24.402
I don't currently own a chimney
23:24.737 --> 23:28.072
for Santa to climb down,
so I'm no good to you kids.
23:29.575 --> 23:31.642
But I'll be back
for New Year's, okay?
23:35.081 --> 23:36.180
Joey.
23:38.184 --> 23:40.084
Joe.
23:40.085 --> 23:41.985
Darling, I have to fix things,
okay,
23:41.988 --> 23:44.855
so I can see you every day,
the whole of every day.
23:45.124 --> 23:48.959
I just need a little money
to make that happen.
23:48.961 --> 23:50.694
Where would we live then?
23:51.164 --> 23:53.831
I'm going to find us a new home
for the three of us,
23:53.833 --> 23:55.566
so don't you get
too comfortable here.
23:55.568 --> 23:57.735
I'm coming straight back
for you.
23:59.539 --> 24:00.604
I am.
24:03.075 --> 24:04.942
Or maybe...
24:07.213 --> 24:08.846
I could...
24:10.082 --> 24:13.517
just hide out in here...
24:14.587 --> 24:17.688
with Nibbles instead.
24:18.691 --> 24:19.890
[gasps]
24:23.029 --> 24:24.094
Okay.
24:28.734 --> 24:29.967
[door opens]
24:31.637 --> 24:32.803
Shh.
24:43.015 --> 24:46.050
Ooh, it's very spacious in here.
24:47.253 --> 24:50.187
I might just have a bathroom
plumbed in.
24:51.524 --> 24:53.224
You wouldn't mind,
would you, Joe?
24:53.559 --> 24:54.792
[Joe] I'd love it.
24:56.529 --> 24:59.563
Well, maybe I'll stay put, hmm?
25:01.100 --> 25:02.933
Would you visit me
once in a while?
25:03.169 --> 25:04.802
In Joey's wardrobe?
25:06.572 --> 25:08.038
Oh, sure.
25:09.175 --> 25:11.041
-There's room for three.
-[Lorna chuckles]
25:12.245 --> 25:14.211
-[footsteps]
-[door opens]
25:15.982 --> 25:17.515
Well, come on in.
25:19.986 --> 25:22.520
Do you wanna... Do you guys
wanna play tennis or something?
25:22.522 --> 25:23.754
There's a court over there.
25:25.191 --> 25:26.290
Aw.
25:26.926 --> 25:29.894
I do like it here.
25:35.001 --> 25:37.268
I would very much like to stay.
25:40.573 --> 25:43.941
-[photographers shouting] Judy!
-[cameras clicking]
25:49.615 --> 25:52.016
Hello, darling. Hello.
Hello, darling. Hello.
25:52.018 --> 25:54.285
-I love you.
-I love you too, darling.
25:54.854 --> 25:57.721
-Welcome to the Picador.
-Thank you very much.
25:59.859 --> 26:00.925
Thank you.
26:02.562 --> 26:04.061
-Hello.
-Welcome, Miss Garland.
26:04.063 --> 26:05.329
Oh, thank you.
26:06.265 --> 26:08.933
-[Bernard] Ah, there she is.
-[Judy chuckles]
26:09.335 --> 26:12.069
-The fabulous Miss Judy Garland.
-Oh.
26:12.071 --> 26:14.838
-Bernard Delfont. How are you?
-How wonderful. I'm good.
26:15.007 --> 26:16.840
I just adore London,
26:16.842 --> 26:19.343
-my home away from home.
-[Bernard chuckles] Marvelous.
26:19.345 --> 26:20.811
-Come with me.
-Thank you.
26:20.813 --> 26:21.879
-Hello.
-Hello.
26:21.881 --> 26:23.931
I'm Rosalyn Wilder.
I'll be looking after you
26:23.932 --> 26:25.982
-while you're in London.
-Wonderful.
26:26.586 --> 26:27.985
Oh, lovely.
26:28.354 --> 26:30.354
We have a schedule
printed for you.
26:32.191 --> 26:33.757
How old are you?
26:35.094 --> 26:36.827
I'm-- I'm 28.
26:37.964 --> 26:41.332
Oh, it is a little cold in here.
26:42.835 --> 26:44.635
[Rosalyn]
Oh, I'm terribly sorry.
26:45.004 --> 26:47.371
I'll have somebody
look into that right away.
26:48.107 --> 26:49.273
Thank you.
26:50.876 --> 26:52.710
Everywhere else I go,
26:52.712 --> 26:54.812
it seems they just
knock the place down
26:54.814 --> 26:57.014
and start over as soon
as I leave.
26:57.650 --> 27:01.318
I come back the next year
and I have no idea where I am.
27:01.887 --> 27:06.090
London just sort of slaps on
another coat of paint.
27:06.659 --> 27:08.726
I suppose we're rather
old-fashioned.
27:08.728 --> 27:10.628
Oh, no, I like it.
27:11.230 --> 27:12.663
I like it.
27:13.299 --> 27:14.798
It's comforting.
27:14.800 --> 27:16.100
Call me if you need anything.
27:16.102 --> 27:18.168
I'll leave my card
for you on the table here.
27:18.170 --> 27:19.837
It's beside the schedule.
27:21.273 --> 27:23.407
Hadn't forgotten the...
[British accent] schedule.
27:24.076 --> 27:26.176
I-- I really do appreciate it.
27:26.312 --> 27:28.912
-We'll see you tomorrow morning.
-See you tomorrow.
27:30.349 --> 27:31.715
[door closes]
28:07.353 --> 28:09.820
[Rosalyn] Thank you.
Right, here we are.
28:10.823 --> 28:11.922
[Judy] Here?
28:12.224 --> 28:13.924
-Really?
-[Rosalyn] Mm-hmm.
28:13.926 --> 28:16.960
We do all our rehearsals here.
The acoustic is wonderful.
28:17.196 --> 28:18.262
This way.
28:19.732 --> 28:22.199
[Burt]
¶ So-- So-- Somewhere ¶
28:23.302 --> 28:26.036
¶ Over the rainbow ¶
28:26.038 --> 28:27.871
[Judy]
Well, that sounds familiar.
28:27.873 --> 28:29.907
[chuckles] Judy,
this is our band leader,
28:29.909 --> 28:31.742
Burt Rhodes. Burt, Judy.
28:31.744 --> 28:33.327
-It's...
-[Judy] Hello, Burt.
28:33.328 --> 28:34.911
...an honor to be working
with you, Ms. Garland.
28:34.914 --> 28:36.280
I've been an admirer
for a long time.
28:36.482 --> 28:38.048
Well, I like this one.
28:38.317 --> 28:39.850
He can stay.
28:40.853 --> 28:42.486
The whole town
is talking about you.
28:42.822 --> 28:45.089
Oh, well,
let's not dwell on that.
28:45.091 --> 28:47.124
Oh, no.
It's completely sold out.
28:47.259 --> 28:48.392
[Burt] Hmm!
28:50.763 --> 28:51.995
[Judy chuckles]
29:00.973 --> 29:02.206
Miss Garland?
29:03.275 --> 29:05.476
Do you need anything
or should we dive in?
29:06.078 --> 29:08.278
You know,
it's really damp in here.
29:08.881 --> 29:11.849
I don't think rehearsing
is a good idea.
29:14.520 --> 29:15.853
Right.
29:16.155 --> 29:18.122
-Uh...
-You understand, darling?
29:19.024 --> 29:21.959
Okay, well, how about we talk
about the band positions?
29:23.796 --> 29:24.862
Okay.
29:25.865 --> 29:27.498
Well, I'm going to be here.
29:27.833 --> 29:31.502
And this, this is the mark-up
for the stage.
29:33.405 --> 29:34.772
Hmm.
29:37.943 --> 29:40.177
Right.
And where's the audience?
29:40.446 --> 29:42.913
Wrapped around you,
all three sides.
29:45.017 --> 29:46.216
Mm-hmm.
29:46.217 --> 29:47.416
-And they're on one level?
-[Rosalyn] Four.
29:55.895 --> 29:57.494
How many tiers
was Carnegie Hall?
29:59.098 --> 30:00.330
[Judy] Five.
30:07.873 --> 30:09.106
[piano playing]
30:09.108 --> 30:11.475
We can discuss the songs
if you really want to.
30:12.845 --> 30:14.011
[Burt] I have all your charts.
30:14.013 --> 30:15.412
Any changes
you might like to make?
30:15.414 --> 30:16.980
No, everything the same.
30:16.982 --> 30:18.949
[Burt] Is there anything
to discuss, then?
30:18.951 --> 30:20.851
Sweetheart, that's up to you.
30:21.287 --> 30:24.154
I don't particularly need
to discuss anything.
30:25.157 --> 30:27.024
[Rosalyn]
Judy, I'm afraid the critics
30:27.026 --> 30:29.860
-will review opening night.
-Sure.
30:31.096 --> 30:32.196
Of course.
30:33.499 --> 30:36.433
-It's tomorrow.
-I'd like to rest.
30:41.240 --> 30:42.840
Hi. It's Judy.
30:43.108 --> 30:44.474
Are the kids there?
30:45.477 --> 30:47.144
Will you tell them
that I called?
30:47.146 --> 30:51.481
And that I'll try them again
at this time tomorrow?
30:52.151 --> 30:54.518
And I'd like them
to be on the line
30:54.520 --> 30:56.553
next time I call, okay?
31:03.562 --> 31:06.396
[humming, clears throat, coughs]
31:10.502 --> 31:13.637
[continues humming,
clears throat]
31:29.922 --> 31:31.021
[continues humming]
31:38.497 --> 31:41.665
-Good evening, Miss Garland.
-And to you. [chuckles]
31:42.935 --> 31:45.135
Oh, do-- Do you have the time?
31:46.038 --> 31:47.437
[man]
It's 3:00 in the morning, ma'am.
31:47.439 --> 31:49.473
-Oh.
-[man] Can I get you anything?
31:51.477 --> 31:54.511
I am having a little trouble
sleeping.
31:55.247 --> 31:57.214
Some warm milk, perhaps?
31:59.251 --> 32:00.350
Sure.
32:02.021 --> 32:04.288
Thank you.
I'll try anything once.
32:04.290 --> 32:06.323
[man] I'll have them bring it
up to you straightaway.
32:07.126 --> 32:08.191
Thank you.
32:33.118 --> 32:34.952
[salsa music playing]
32:36.555 --> 32:39.323
[indistinct chatter, cheering]
32:53.138 --> 32:55.105
[muffled music continues]
32:59.511 --> 33:01.211
[humming]
33:05.184 --> 33:06.616
[vocalizing]
33:06.618 --> 33:07.684
[coughs]
33:21.533 --> 33:23.400
-Has the stage door called yet?
-Not yet.
33:27.439 --> 33:28.538
She's late.
33:32.344 --> 33:34.344
[Rosalyn] Hello. Can we
go to the Picador, please?
33:53.766 --> 33:55.532
-[knocks]
-Judy?
33:58.170 --> 33:59.736
-[knocking on door]
-Judy, it's Rosalyn.
34:00.072 --> 34:01.171
How are you?
34:01.640 --> 34:03.673
I don't feel too good.
34:04.243 --> 34:05.742
[Rosalyn]
Do you know what time it is?
34:07.246 --> 34:09.246
-I said I don't feel good.
-[door opens]
34:11.283 --> 34:13.650
What kind of goddamn
lock is that?
34:13.819 --> 34:17.721
[scoffs] If I lock a door,
I like it to stay that way.
34:17.723 --> 34:20.057
[Rosalyn] That's completely
understandable.
34:20.359 --> 34:23.326
Now, this is Vivian. She's going
to take your temperature.
34:25.197 --> 34:26.463
Take a sip of this.
34:28.734 --> 34:30.200
Tongue out for me.
34:31.603 --> 34:33.270
Lips together for me, darling.
34:35.474 --> 34:36.740
What's the prognosis?
34:36.742 --> 34:39.076
No spots, no fever,
throat's fine.
34:39.378 --> 34:40.777
Go for a nice red lippy.
34:43.348 --> 34:45.315
[Rosalyn] What do you
think of this, Judy?
34:45.317 --> 34:46.650
[Vivian] Oh, it's very pretty.
34:46.652 --> 34:48.351
Put some silver dust
on your cheekbones.
34:48.353 --> 34:49.719
You'll look incredible.
34:51.090 --> 34:53.590
Are you a nurse or what?
34:53.859 --> 34:55.158
Yeah, if you like.
34:55.160 --> 34:57.427
[Rosalyn] Take an arm of this,
Vivian. You can finish that
34:57.429 --> 34:58.595
-on the way.
-Yeah.
35:00.265 --> 35:01.865
[Rosalyn] Now, oopsy-daisy.
35:01.867 --> 35:03.733
-There we go. One leg in.
-[Judy] Oh, God.
35:03.735 --> 35:04.801
That's it.
35:04.803 --> 35:05.869
Shoes.
35:06.338 --> 35:07.737
-There we go.
-Hey!
35:10.275 --> 35:13.443
[sighs] You look
absolutely incredible.
35:15.481 --> 35:18.248
All right!
All right, all right
35:18.250 --> 35:19.716
[Rosalyn] We can't wait
to show you off.
35:20.385 --> 35:22.719
I felt so terrible earlier.
35:22.721 --> 35:24.354
[Rosalyn] Well,
you do work very hard.
35:24.356 --> 35:25.889
You're under a lot of pressure.
35:26.225 --> 35:27.824
[Judy] Since I was two.
35:28.260 --> 35:30.260
[Rosalyn] Judy Garland,
born in a trunk.
35:30.262 --> 35:33.363
[Judy laughs]
That's what I say.
35:34.700 --> 35:35.765
[Rosalyn] Right.
35:37.202 --> 35:38.335
Now...
35:44.443 --> 35:46.476
Wait, wait. What are we...
35:46.845 --> 35:48.678
It's opening night, Judy.
35:49.648 --> 35:51.348
Oh, yes, of course.
35:56.555 --> 35:57.854
[elevator dings]
35:57.856 --> 35:59.389
Well, here we are.
36:01.326 --> 36:02.893
[jazz music playing]
36:26.919 --> 36:27.918
[photographer] Judy!
36:28.287 --> 36:30.220
[reporters yelling indistinctly]
36:30.222 --> 36:31.288
[camera clicking]
36:38.697 --> 36:40.931
[Judy] Hello. Hello, darling.
36:41.333 --> 36:43.633
-Hello. Hello, darling.
-[Rosalyn] Excuse me. Thank you.
36:43.635 --> 36:46.303
-[Judy] I love you too, darling.
-[Rosalyn] Yes, yes. Thank you.
36:46.471 --> 36:47.804
Let-- Let us through, please.
36:55.247 --> 36:57.247
-[man] Hello, Judy.
-[Judy] Are those for me?
36:57.249 --> 36:59.583
-These are for you.
-Oh, they're beautiful.
36:59.585 --> 37:02.252
-You mean so much to us.
-We wanted you to know.
37:02.254 --> 37:04.521
Gentlemen, sorry, but Judy
is running extremely late now.
37:04.756 --> 37:06.489
Thank you, ladies.
Clear the way.
37:06.491 --> 37:08.558
Thank you. Thank you.
Thank you.
37:10.696 --> 37:12.495
It's right up here, Judy.
37:18.570 --> 37:19.903
Okay, here we go, boys.
37:23.942 --> 37:25.775
-[music stops]
-What's the matter?
37:25.777 --> 37:26.977
[panting]
37:26.979 --> 37:28.845
-[man] Ladies and gentlemen...
-I can't.
37:28.847 --> 37:31.381
What? No, no, no.
What do you mean, you can't?
37:31.383 --> 37:33.416
There's an audience out there
waiting to hear you sing.
37:33.418 --> 37:35.585
My mouth's dry
and it could fall apart.
37:35.587 --> 37:37.654
-No. Listen to me.
-I can't.
37:37.656 --> 37:40.423
You'll be fine.
Now, on you go.
37:40.559 --> 37:41.725
[applause]
37:44.796 --> 37:47.030
[cheering]
37:59.811 --> 38:02.445
-[man] We love you, Judy!
-Oh, say!
38:04.483 --> 38:06.316
And I love you, too.
38:06.718 --> 38:07.817
[laughter]
38:07.819 --> 38:09.719
In fact, I love this whole town.
38:10.756 --> 38:12.922
Though you will always be
special.
38:13.392 --> 38:14.491
-[blows kiss]
-[applause]
38:19.464 --> 38:20.997
You know, the first time...
38:21.600 --> 38:22.766
I sang...
38:23.068 --> 38:26.002
on a stage,
I was all of two years old.
38:26.872 --> 38:30.573
They say my papa
had to come and drag me off
38:31.443 --> 38:35.378
after I started singing the same
song for the fifth time.
38:35.614 --> 38:37.380
[laughter]
38:44.790 --> 38:47.791
Oh.
It seems we have a band here.
38:47.926 --> 38:49.025
[laughter]
38:49.027 --> 38:52.495
We may as well
put them to use.
38:53.765 --> 38:55.665
[applause]
39:04.076 --> 39:07.577
¶ I'll go my way ¶
39:09.848 --> 39:11.648
¶ By myself ¶
39:14.419 --> 39:16.453
¶ This is the end ¶
39:17.422 --> 39:20.557
¶ Of romance ¶
39:21.593 --> 39:27.430
¶ I'll go my way by myself ¶
39:27.733 --> 39:31.901
¶ Love is only ¶
39:32.971 --> 39:35.572
¶ A dance ¶
39:37.075 --> 39:39.075
¶ I'll try ¶
39:39.711 --> 39:43.480
¶ To apply myself ¶
39:44.983 --> 39:47.617
¶ And teach my heart ¶
39:47.919 --> 39:50.453
¶ How to sing ¶
39:53.024 --> 39:58.728
¶ I'll go my way by myself ¶
40:00.632 --> 40:03.466
¶ Like a bird ¶
40:03.468 --> 40:08.538
¶ On the wing ¶
40:08.673 --> 40:11.441
¶ I'll face ¶
40:11.443 --> 40:15.145
¶ The unknown ¶
40:16.014 --> 40:18.782
¶ I'll build a world ¶
40:19.484 --> 40:22.118
¶ Of my own ¶
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¶ No one knows better ¶
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¶ Than I myself ¶
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¶ I'm by ¶
40:37.436 --> 40:40.537
¶ Myself ¶
40:42.140 --> 40:47.744
¶ Alone ¶
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¶ I'll go my way ¶
40:56.154 --> 40:59.722
¶ By myself ¶
40:59.858 --> 41:02.725
¶ Here's how the comedy ¶
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¶ Ends ¶
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¶ I'll have to deny myself ¶
41:13.672 --> 41:17.006
¶ Love and laughter ¶
41:17.008 --> 41:21.644
¶ And friends ¶
41:21.646 --> 41:27.817
¶ Grey clouds in the sky above
41:28.720 --> 41:34.557
¶ Have put a blot on my fun ¶
41:35.994 --> 41:39.562
¶ I'll try to fly ¶
41:39.564 --> 41:43.500
¶ High above ¶
41:43.502 --> 41:49.706
¶ For my place in the sun ¶
41:49.708 --> 41:53.009
¶ And I'll face ¶
41:53.011 --> 41:57.614
¶ The unknown ¶
41:57.616 --> 42:04.220
¶ I'll build a world of my own
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¶ No one knows better ¶
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¶ Than I myself
No ¶
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¶ No one knows better
Than I myself ¶
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¶ How I wanted love
And fell ¶
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¶ Now I say
"What the hell?" ¶
42:25.110 --> 42:27.176
¶ All of those ¶
42:27.746 --> 42:32.649
¶ Dark days are gone ¶
42:33.685 --> 42:36.819
¶ 'Cause it's solo ¶
42:37.222 --> 42:39.188
¶ All alone ¶
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¶ By myself ¶
42:46.731 --> 42:49.165
¶ From ¶
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¶ Now on ¶
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[Rosalyn] Judy?
43:19.998 --> 43:21.064
Yeah.
43:22.801 --> 43:24.000
Judy, we're locking up.
43:26.871 --> 43:28.371
Hmm. Okay.
43:31.843 --> 43:34.344
There's absolutely no rush.
Take your time.
43:37.882 --> 43:40.817
Can I, uh, get you anything?
43:41.219 --> 43:42.852
No. No, no.
43:51.963 --> 43:53.396
I thought you were very good.
43:59.337 --> 44:01.704
What if I can't do it again?
44:03.074 --> 44:04.140
[chuckles]
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Oh.
44:15.353 --> 44:17.020
-A mess.
-Here. Let me have a go at it.
44:18.723 --> 44:21.958
-[chuckles]
-There.
44:28.199 --> 44:31.434
-Perfect. [laughs]
-Brand new. [chuckles]
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Right. Well,
can I get you anything?
44:36.374 --> 44:37.840
No. No, thanks.
44:39.411 --> 44:40.977
A glass of water or...
44:41.279 --> 44:46.215
No, no. I'll get my bag
and I'll meet you outside.
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Of course.
44:55.927 --> 44:56.993
[door closes]
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[footsteps approaching]
45:52.183 --> 45:53.249
Get up.
45:59.057 --> 46:00.857
I can't sleep at all anymore.
46:00.992 --> 46:04.360
Please, I can't sleep.
Please. Please.
46:04.896 --> 46:06.529
That's not my department.
46:08.066 --> 46:09.766
But I can't remember the steps,
46:10.135 --> 46:12.435
and the others
keep pushing me to the back,
46:12.437 --> 46:15.138
and everyone shouts at me
when I have a hard time with it.
46:16.007 --> 46:17.240
[publicist] Get up.
46:19.878 --> 46:23.079
-What's this?
-Judy Garland turns 16.
46:24.516 --> 46:27.784
-But that's not for two months.
-[publicist] Gotta be today.
46:28.353 --> 46:30.086
Scheduling issues.
46:30.555 --> 46:33.089
Nobody splash her hair.
46:34.425 --> 46:37.927
So this is really--
I mean, it's not really a party?
46:38.163 --> 46:40.830
In the middle of a shoot?
You would have to be kidding.
46:40.999 --> 46:42.932
There is a cake. Don't eat it.
46:43.835 --> 46:45.101
Is it fake?
46:45.103 --> 46:46.536
[publicist] Pretend to eat it.
46:47.472 --> 46:49.205
You know I get an hour
for lunch?
46:49.440 --> 46:52.141
-It's in my contract.
-What are you talking about?
46:52.510 --> 46:56.879
I get an hour. I wanna have it.
I don't see why I shouldn't.
46:56.881 --> 46:58.581
[publicist]
Nobody takes it. Come on.
47:01.986 --> 47:02.985
Judy.
47:05.290 --> 47:07.924
Don't you dare.
47:22.841 --> 47:24.106
[giggling]
47:30.248 --> 47:32.114
Who wants to have some real fun?
47:32.116 --> 47:33.216
[audience] Yeah!
47:33.218 --> 47:34.851
What do you have in mind?
47:36.154 --> 47:38.087
Is he propositioning me?
47:38.456 --> 47:39.889
[laughter]
47:40.291 --> 47:42.225
Who wants to hear
"The Trolley Song"?
47:42.360 --> 47:43.860
[cheering]
47:44.329 --> 47:47.129
Well, bring us in, boys.
47:47.131 --> 47:49.131
["The Trolley Song" playing]
47:53.471 --> 47:56.439
¶ Clang, clang, clang
Went the trolley ¶
47:56.875 --> 47:59.575
¶ Ding, ding, ding
Went the bell ¶
47:59.577 --> 48:02.945
¶ Zing, zing, zing
Went my heart strings ¶
48:02.947 --> 48:06.482
¶ From the moment I saw him
I fell ¶
48:08.119 --> 48:11.387
¶ Chug, chug, chug
Went the motor ¶
48:11.389 --> 48:14.390
¶ Bump, bump, bump
Went the brake ¶
48:14.392 --> 48:17.426
¶ Thump, thump, thump
Went my heart strings ¶
48:17.428 --> 48:21.230
¶ When he smiled
You could feel the
car shake ¶
48:22.133 --> 48:24.967
¶ He tipped his hat
And took a seat ¶
48:25.436 --> 48:28.905
¶ He said he hoped he
hadn't stepped upon my feet ¶
48:28.907 --> 48:32.041
¶ He asked my name
I held my breath ¶
48:32.043 --> 48:35.278
¶ I couldn't speak because
He scared me half to death ¶
48:35.947 --> 48:38.915
¶ Buzz, buzz, buzz
Went the buzzer ¶
48:39.250 --> 48:42.151
¶ Plop, plop, plop
Went the wheels ¶
48:42.153 --> 48:45.054
¶ Stop, stop
Went my heart strings ¶
48:45.056 --> 48:47.023
¶ As he started to leave ¶
48:47.025 --> 48:50.993
¶ I took hold of his sleeve
With my hand ¶
48:50.995 --> 48:53.996
¶ And as if it were planned ¶
48:54.198 --> 48:57.633
¶ He stayed on with me and
it was grand just to stand ¶
48:57.635 --> 49:00.303
¶ With his hand holding mine ¶
49:00.638 --> 49:07.343
¶ To the end of the line ¶
49:09.013 --> 49:11.013
[Judy coughs, clears throat]
49:11.482 --> 49:12.515
[sniffs]
49:26.397 --> 49:28.130
[footsteps approaching]
49:28.132 --> 49:29.565
-[knocking on door]
-Yeah?
49:31.469 --> 49:32.535
Fan mail.
49:34.439 --> 49:36.539
Is there anyone
at the stage door?
49:36.741 --> 49:38.307
I'll go and check.
49:40.378 --> 49:43.179
That's okay. I'll just go.
49:55.493 --> 49:57.193
We could have a drink
if you like.
49:58.529 --> 50:00.129
I'll see you tomorrow.
50:04.302 --> 50:06.769
Well, your television
interview's all confirmed.
50:07.238 --> 50:08.704
It's a prime slot, so...
50:09.474 --> 50:11.741
Oh, marvelous. Thank you.
50:14.278 --> 50:16.512
-Well, good night.
-Good night.
50:23.321 --> 50:24.437
Good night, Norman.
50:24.438 --> 50:25.554
[Norman]
Good night, Miss Garland.
50:25.556 --> 50:27.256
[clapping]
50:27.258 --> 50:29.392
-[Judy] Aw! Evening, fellas.
-Bravo.
50:30.094 --> 50:33.029
-You were wonderful again.
-[Judy] Thank you, darling.
50:33.364 --> 50:36.232
-Would you mind?
-Oh, of course.
50:39.337 --> 50:42.638
Coming to see you every night
next week. You're just...
50:43.341 --> 50:45.307
I, um... What was it
that I said earlier?
50:46.310 --> 50:48.444
-About Judy?
-Yes, about Judy.
50:48.446 --> 50:50.212
-Of course about Judy.
-Uh, it was about
50:50.214 --> 50:53.616
how you seem to bypass the ears
and land here.
50:53.618 --> 50:56.352
-That was the gist of it.
-Thank you.
50:59.157 --> 51:00.322
Um...
51:02.727 --> 51:04.794
Uh, do you...
51:06.664 --> 51:07.830
Do you wanna, um...
51:10.134 --> 51:13.836
get some dinner or-- I mean,
if you're not doing anything.
51:17.608 --> 51:20.776
-You mean with us?
-I don't wanna impose.
51:21.112 --> 51:25.481
-No. Yes. I mean--
-I mean, that would be beyond...
51:26.651 --> 51:30.719
-Where's gonna be open?
-On a Tuesday after midnight...
51:31.189 --> 51:33.556
-If it's trouble, I don't--
-No, no, no. No.
51:34.592 --> 51:36.459
-We'll find somewhere, won't we?
-Of course.
51:36.461 --> 51:38.360
[Judy] Great, okay, well...
51:39.297 --> 51:41.530
-Lead on, my good gentlemen.
-[chuckling]
51:43.568 --> 51:45.401
-Your bag.
-[Judy] Thank you, dear.
51:45.670 --> 51:46.702
Oh!
51:47.138 --> 51:49.405
I thought they'd be open.
51:49.707 --> 51:51.540
Perhaps it was terrible
dragging you
51:51.542 --> 51:54.243
-through the streets like this.
-Oh, no, don't.
51:54.412 --> 51:56.812
I haven't had a chance
to see any of the city.
51:57.181 --> 52:00.182
And, well,
now I've seen all of it, so...
52:00.785 --> 52:01.851
Sweet.
52:03.821 --> 52:06.255
Would you like me
to make you an omelet?
52:07.458 --> 52:09.492
Obviously, we'll try
for something a little better
52:09.494 --> 52:10.593
than an omelet.
52:11.195 --> 52:12.795
We're just round the corner.
52:14.398 --> 52:15.498
You won't believe it,
52:15.633 --> 52:17.566
but it was twice
with Mickey Rooney.
52:17.735 --> 52:19.268
[laughing]
52:19.504 --> 52:21.670
[man] You are outrageous.
You all right
52:21.672 --> 52:23.305
-with the green plates?
-Yes, please.
52:23.307 --> 52:24.640
-Great.
-I like those.
52:24.642 --> 52:26.308
-Me too.
-Mm.
52:26.310 --> 52:28.210
I think I messed this up.
52:30.314 --> 52:32.248
You can't really mess up
an omelet.
52:32.517 --> 52:34.383
I put cream in it.
52:34.385 --> 52:36.785
-Why would you put cream in?
-To make it more special.
52:36.787 --> 52:39.255
And instead you've simply
made it not work.
52:39.257 --> 52:40.556
Yes, I'm aware of that.
52:40.558 --> 52:42.591
If it won't settle
for being an omelet,
52:42.593 --> 52:45.561
just give it a shove,
and we'll have scrambled eggs.
52:45.563 --> 52:47.663
-Would you mind?
-For goodness' sake,
52:47.665 --> 52:50.299
has there ever been so much
drama over half a dozen eggs?
52:50.601 --> 52:53.669
[laughs]
52:53.671 --> 52:55.504
I mean, we invite you
over for dinner,
52:55.506 --> 52:56.805
all we offer you are eggs,
52:56.807 --> 52:58.541
and now you're doing
the cooking.
52:58.776 --> 53:00.309
I always do the cooking.
53:01.946 --> 53:03.913
No, I can't. I can't bear it.
Come on.
53:03.915 --> 53:06.582
-I'm a very good cook.
-I'm sure. Put that spoon down.
53:06.584 --> 53:08.250
-You don't trust me.
-[laughing] I do.
53:08.519 --> 53:10.786
Put that spoon down,
would you?
53:10.788 --> 53:14.190
Please, for me. Put the spoon...
Let's give you a drink. Come on.
53:14.192 --> 53:15.858
I'm always going to use cream
from now on.
53:15.860 --> 53:18.427
It'll be fine.
Let's get you a drink. Come on.
53:18.429 --> 53:19.895
You sit yourself down.
53:21.399 --> 53:23.933
Are you gonna come through
or hide in there all night?
53:24.869 --> 53:27.703
I'm not sure
that was even scrambled eggs.
53:28.339 --> 53:31.473
Well, we know some eggs
went into the pan.
53:31.475 --> 53:33.576
-We witnessed that.
-Mm-hmm.
53:41.652 --> 53:43.285
It was delicious.
53:44.755 --> 53:47.556
-Whatever it was.
-[laughing]
53:50.328 --> 53:51.360
Shh.
54:03.608 --> 54:05.908
It's sweet
that you come to see me.
54:08.746 --> 54:11.614
Sometimes I spy the two
of you out there.
54:13.718 --> 54:15.884
I feel like I have allies.
54:20.758 --> 54:23.559
Well, we missed you
in '64, so...
54:25.029 --> 54:27.963
-You couldn't get tickets?
-Not together, no.
54:31.302 --> 54:35.304
Stan was otherwise engaged.
54:39.477 --> 54:41.510
Six months for obscenity.
54:42.546 --> 54:43.612
In jail?
54:46.717 --> 54:48.717
They've changed the law
since then.
54:48.886 --> 54:51.553
Turns out we didn't do
anything wrong after all.
54:53.391 --> 54:55.824
They hound people in this world.
54:56.560 --> 54:58.427
Anybody who's different.
54:58.963 --> 55:00.896
They can't stand it.
55:02.767 --> 55:04.400
Well, to hell with them.
55:10.641 --> 55:12.875
Sweetheart, I'm sorry.
55:13.678 --> 55:16.745
We decided to make up for it
in style this time,
55:16.747 --> 55:19.348
and it is money well spent.
55:20.818 --> 55:22.751
[piano playing]
55:24.021 --> 55:26.422
¶ Forget your troubles ¶
55:27.591 --> 55:29.958
¶ Come on, get happy ¶
55:32.830 --> 55:37.633
¶ Better chase
All your cares away ¶
55:38.502 --> 55:41.537
¶ Shout, "Hallelujah" ¶
55:42.640 --> 55:45.441
¶ Come on, get happy ¶
55:47.445 --> 55:51.714
¶ Get ready
For the judgment day ¶
55:54.885 --> 55:57.353
¶ Sun is shining ¶
55:57.922 --> 56:01.023
¶ Come on, get happy ¶
56:02.393 --> 56:05.594
¶ Lord is waiting to take ¶
56:06.764 --> 56:08.831
¶ Your hand ¶
56:09.133 --> 56:11.934
¶ Shout, "Hallelujah" ¶
56:13.371 --> 56:16.872
¶ Come on, get happy ¶
56:22.780 --> 56:23.946
[piano stops]
57:20.838 --> 57:22.438
[knocking on door]
57:24.442 --> 57:25.774
[Judy] No, thank you.
57:27.745 --> 57:29.511
[knocking continues]
57:30.881 --> 57:32.548
No, thank you.
57:32.817 --> 57:34.650
[knocking louder]
57:40.458 --> 57:41.690
[groans]
57:43.727 --> 57:44.793
[banging on door]
57:45.563 --> 57:47.329
What?
57:47.330 --> 57:49.096
-Room service.
-I didn't order anything.
57:49.099 --> 57:51.633
It's the first sleep
I've gotten in weeks!
57:51.635 --> 57:53.135
And you woke me up.
57:54.071 --> 57:56.472
There's a man under the trolley.
57:56.974 --> 57:58.073
What?
57:58.075 --> 57:59.641
-[Mickey] Hey, baby.
-[clattering]
58:00.845 --> 58:02.778
-Surprise.
-[gasps]
58:03.848 --> 58:05.047
Mickey?
58:05.549 --> 58:07.649
[laughing]
58:09.220 --> 58:12.554
What are you doing here?
I can't believe it.
58:17.828 --> 58:20.596
What a wonderful surprise.
58:20.598 --> 58:21.930
-[huffs]
-Oh!
58:23.267 --> 58:26.134
Oh. [chuckles] Well...
58:27.538 --> 58:30.806
-this is me.
-Yeah, it's nice, it's nice.
58:31.008 --> 58:33.709
-[Judy] When did you get here?
-Just now.
58:33.944 --> 58:35.210
-Yeah?
-Literally.
58:35.212 --> 58:36.812
I just walked off the plane.
58:36.814 --> 58:38.881
-I'm just passing through.
-Where are you staying?
58:40.184 --> 58:42.618
I don't know. I don't know.
I literally just showed up.
58:42.620 --> 58:44.019
I haven't thought
about anything.
58:44.889 --> 58:46.121
Well, stay here.
58:47.024 --> 58:48.123
Yeah?
58:49.527 --> 58:51.760
-I'm drowning in space.
-[Mickey chuckles]
58:52.930 --> 58:55.864
Yeah, no, I mean, that...
That sounds great.
58:57.768 --> 59:00.836
Okay. I'll stay here, then.
[chuckles]
59:03.941 --> 59:06.141
It's so good to see you again.
59:09.313 --> 59:10.979
[Mickey]
You ever tried a crumpet?
59:11.715 --> 59:13.815
-[Judy] Mm.
-[groans] It's like a pancake
59:13.817 --> 59:15.717
that's had the living shit
kicked out of it.
59:15.986 --> 59:17.920
-[Judy laughs]
-You gonna eat something?
59:19.924 --> 59:22.190
No, no. No, I'm fine.
59:22.192 --> 59:24.726
[Mickey] Well, have some eggs.
The tomatoes are pretty good.
59:24.728 --> 59:25.794
I'm fine.
59:25.930 --> 59:27.262
Come on, have a bite.
59:28.299 --> 59:29.698
What do you wanna do?
59:29.700 --> 59:30.766
I'm easy.
59:31.769 --> 59:33.902
Maybe, uh... get a drink
59:33.904 --> 59:35.270
-with your friends.
-Sure.
59:35.706 --> 59:37.573
We could get the gang together.
59:39.009 --> 59:40.676
I'll make some calls.
59:46.016 --> 59:47.049
Yeah, it's okay.
59:48.719 --> 59:49.885
It's just okay?
59:50.888 --> 59:52.220
It's a little old-ladyish.
59:59.997 --> 1:00:01.697
[chuckles]
I'm just saying.
1:00:02.766 --> 1:00:04.199
You got great legs.
1:00:04.835 --> 1:00:06.101
Show them off.
1:00:06.103 --> 1:00:07.202
Yeah?
1:00:07.738 --> 1:00:08.904
Yeah.
1:00:10.908 --> 1:00:11.974
Wow.
1:00:11.976 --> 1:00:15.611
Wish there was a little more
of them. [chuckles]
1:00:15.980 --> 1:00:17.679
So, let's go shopping, baby.
1:00:18.849 --> 1:00:19.915
Hmm?
1:00:20.217 --> 1:00:22.818
-Get you dolled up.
-I don't know.
1:00:23.053 --> 1:00:26.855
Oh, come on.
A woman's gotta wear something.
1:00:28.025 --> 1:00:30.058
-Or not, right?
-[laughing]
1:00:31.695 --> 1:00:32.761
Look out.
1:00:32.762 --> 1:00:33.828
Don't kill America's sweetheart
here.
1:00:34.832 --> 1:00:37.165
All right. Oh, boy, oh, boy.
1:00:37.167 --> 1:00:39.668
Oh, yeah, I have a great idea
for a new shop.
1:00:39.670 --> 1:00:40.936
[Judy] Oh? What's that?
1:00:47.277 --> 1:00:50.078
It's great to meet you guys.
I've heard so much about you.
1:00:50.080 --> 1:00:52.364
How are you enjoying London,
Mickey?
1:00:52.365 --> 1:00:54.649
It's one of the world's great
cities, you know, it really is.
1:00:54.852 --> 1:00:57.219
And there's a lot of
opportunities here, too.
1:00:57.655 --> 1:01:00.856
Like with The Beatles
new record. You've heard it?
1:01:01.025 --> 1:01:04.026
It's good.
It's very, very experimental.
1:01:04.228 --> 1:01:06.862
And it's still number one
on the charts, you know?
1:01:07.231 --> 1:01:10.365
That tells me that
there is an appetite out there.
1:01:11.268 --> 1:01:12.668
For The Beatles?
1:01:13.237 --> 1:01:16.138
Well, for great artists
trying new things.
1:01:16.273 --> 1:01:18.440
Like, I don't know you, Burt.
Judy says you're great.
1:01:18.442 --> 1:01:20.242
These are just new ideas,
you know.
1:01:20.244 --> 1:01:22.377
But what if it's not
Judy and Burt?
1:01:22.379 --> 1:01:25.947
What if it's-- What if it's Judy
and The Rolling Stones?
1:01:25.949 --> 1:01:28.016
-What is that?
-[laughs]
1:01:28.018 --> 1:01:30.185
I don't know.
Maybe it's something, right?
1:01:30.187 --> 1:01:32.187
Are you going to ask them
or should I?
1:01:34.858 --> 1:01:37.125
Maybe somebody should.
That's all I'm saying for now.
1:01:37.127 --> 1:01:40.429
That's the most
fascinating conjecture.
1:01:40.431 --> 1:01:41.930
-Thank you.
-Don't you think?
1:01:41.932 --> 1:01:43.065
Oh, absolutely.
1:01:44.435 --> 1:01:45.767
Ha!
1:01:46.070 --> 1:01:48.003
All right, yeah, cool.
Another round?
1:01:48.138 --> 1:01:49.838
-[Burt] Yeah, great.
-Great.
1:01:50.974 --> 1:01:52.774
[indistinct chatter]
1:01:58.782 --> 1:02:00.482
You don't think I could do it.
1:02:01.485 --> 1:02:02.984
Well, I just...
1:02:03.954 --> 1:02:05.987
Well, I'm trying
to take the idea in.
1:02:06.457 --> 1:02:08.757
Well, he thinks I could do it.
1:02:11.295 --> 1:02:12.728
Isn't that sweet?
1:02:15.132 --> 1:02:16.498
[Mickey] Judy, what you having?
1:02:16.500 --> 1:02:19.901
-Gin and tonic?
-[Judy] Yes. [laughs]
1:02:20.304 --> 1:02:23.038
The studio portrayed you
1:02:23.040 --> 1:02:27.175
as the sort of typical
American teenage girl next door.
1:02:27.177 --> 1:02:28.944
Is that how you remember things?
1:02:29.146 --> 1:02:31.346
Louis B. Mayer. [laughs]
1:02:31.749 --> 1:02:35.917
Oh, MGM put out all these
stories about how I ate pizza
1:02:35.919 --> 1:02:37.452
like any other girl.
1:02:37.921 --> 1:02:40.422
They didn't let me have
any pizza at all.
1:02:40.424 --> 1:02:42.491
Every lunchtime for a year,
1:02:42.493 --> 1:02:46.027
they had me eating
Louis B. Mayer's chicken soup
1:02:46.029 --> 1:02:48.430
till I was thin enough
to play Dorothy.
1:02:48.899 --> 1:02:50.165
[audience laughs]
1:02:52.069 --> 1:02:56.004
[interviewer] The truth is,
those years left their mark,
1:02:56.140 --> 1:02:58.006
-though, isn't it?
-[Judy] Oh, sure.
1:02:58.175 --> 1:03:02.277
Hollywood's chicken population
never recovered.
1:03:02.279 --> 1:03:03.512
[laughter]
1:03:03.514 --> 1:03:04.946
[interviewer] Very good.
1:03:05.282 --> 1:03:08.450
But your childhood
at the studio,
1:03:09.386 --> 1:03:11.953
it did lead to problems,
didn't it?
1:03:12.189 --> 1:03:16.925
Well, what matters to me now
is my children's happiness,
1:03:17.060 --> 1:03:18.160
that's all.
1:03:18.162 --> 1:03:19.427
Are they here with you
in London?
1:03:22.499 --> 1:03:23.649
They have school.
1:03:23.650 --> 1:03:24.800
[interviewer] Well,
they must miss their mother.
1:03:25.402 --> 1:03:28.203
Hopefully they're having an
easier time of it than you had.
1:03:28.505 --> 1:03:29.805
Well, we all...
1:03:29.807 --> 1:03:33.909
Everybody has their troubles,
and I've had mine.
1:03:34.878 --> 1:03:37.445
I've probably had everybody
else's too.
1:03:38.115 --> 1:03:41.550
[interviewer] Has it affected
your children, do you think?
1:03:42.486 --> 1:03:43.985
What?
1:03:43.987 --> 1:03:45.353
The fights over custody.
1:03:45.823 --> 1:03:47.355
Your children
living away from you.
1:03:47.524 --> 1:03:50.992
I mean, if I'm this terrible
mother they like to write about,
1:03:50.994 --> 1:03:54.563
well, you tell me how I end up
with such incredible kids.
1:03:54.565 --> 1:03:56.898
But I wasn't suggesting--
1:03:56.900 --> 1:04:00.235
Well, no,
everybody suggests things,
1:04:00.237 --> 1:04:05.006
like I'm not a real person,
but I am, you understand?
1:04:05.008 --> 1:04:07.609
I'm only Judy Garland
for an hour a night.
1:04:08.178 --> 1:04:10.979
The rest of the time,
I'm part of a family.
1:04:11.315 --> 1:04:13.415
I just want
what everybody wants.
1:04:14.384 --> 1:04:16.484
I seem to have a harder time
getting it.
1:04:18.155 --> 1:04:19.855
[interviewer]
I didn't mean to upset you.
1:04:20.324 --> 1:04:21.489
Thank you.
1:04:23.227 --> 1:04:24.559
[Rosalyn] Have you seen Judy?
1:04:30.400 --> 1:04:31.633
Gill, you haven't seen Judy,
1:04:31.635 --> 1:04:32.934
-have you?
-No, I'm sorry.
1:04:32.936 --> 1:04:35.153
-Judy?
-[man over P.A.] Miss Garland
1:04:35.154 --> 1:04:37.371
to the stage, please.
Miss Garland.
1:04:37.374 --> 1:04:38.506
[Rosalyn sighs]
1:04:44.281 --> 1:04:47.482
-[door opens, closes]
-Judy, it's twelve o'clock.
1:04:49.586 --> 1:04:50.519
And?
1:04:50.520 --> 1:04:51.453
And there's a thousand
people upstairs
1:04:51.622 --> 1:04:54.556
-waiting to hear you sing.
-So bring 'em another drink.
1:04:54.958 --> 1:04:56.558
And have 'em bring me one, too.
1:04:57.628 --> 1:04:58.894
I know...
1:05:00.664 --> 1:05:03.531
-I know it's not easy.
-Oh, you do, do you?
1:05:04.201 --> 1:05:05.333
I mean, the shows
1:05:05.335 --> 1:05:07.402
-have been a huge success.
-So what?
1:05:09.006 --> 1:05:12.540
It doesn't change anything.
What difference does it make?
1:05:12.542 --> 1:05:13.608
[Rosalyn] Look.
1:05:13.610 --> 1:05:16.678
I'll do all I can to help you
resolve whatever's going on.
1:05:17.381 --> 1:05:22.617
But, please... for my sake,
just-- Just-- Just do the show.
1:05:23.453 --> 1:05:25.654
You're a classy little number,
aren't you?
1:05:26.223 --> 1:05:28.623
Just get up and sing!
1:05:29.126 --> 1:05:32.360
You wanna serve me up to them
like I'm their goddamn dinner.
1:05:32.362 --> 1:05:34.429
Judy, I'm sorry, but that is not
what I'm trying to do.
1:05:34.431 --> 1:05:36.331
-I'm trying to help you.
-Don't Judy me.
1:05:36.466 --> 1:05:38.366
You're not my friend.
1:05:39.469 --> 1:05:43.204
You don't care about me.
1:05:46.376 --> 1:05:48.243
[scoffs] Listen, it's fine.
1:05:48.245 --> 1:05:50.378
It's fine. We'll just
have Lonnie Donegan perform.
1:05:50.380 --> 1:05:52.013
Over my dead body!
1:05:52.015 --> 1:05:54.616
-If you don't want to do it--
-It's my show.
1:05:54.952 --> 1:05:56.618
It's my name up there.
1:05:56.620 --> 1:06:00.221
No, Lonnie Donegan
is a peach of a man,
1:06:00.958 --> 1:06:04.960
but he can go fuck himself if he
thinks he's having my billing.
1:06:06.663 --> 1:06:08.730
-She's upset.
-Yes, I gathered that.
1:06:09.599 --> 1:06:11.166
[music playing]
1:06:11.702 --> 1:06:13.234
Evening, Lonnie.
1:06:14.404 --> 1:06:16.604
[instrumental intro plays]
1:06:17.074 --> 1:06:19.174
No! No time for that, Burt.
1:06:19.409 --> 1:06:23.011
We've got a show to,
you know, put on.
1:06:23.647 --> 1:06:25.513
-[man] You're late.
-So what?
1:06:25.682 --> 1:06:28.350
It's a party.
Where are you?
1:06:29.286 --> 1:06:31.319
Oh! What, do you have to be home
1:06:31.455 --> 1:06:33.188
for your mommy
to put you to bed?
1:06:33.390 --> 1:06:34.723
Be a man,
have another drink.
1:06:35.058 --> 1:06:36.624
-[laughter]
-Have one on me.
1:06:36.626 --> 1:06:38.460
He's gonna have one on me.
1:06:38.462 --> 1:06:39.694
[scattered applause]
1:06:39.696 --> 1:06:42.430
-What you let her on stage for?
-[Judy] Wonderful to be here.
1:06:42.599 --> 1:06:43.631
There you go.
1:06:44.167 --> 1:06:45.367
Yeah.
1:06:47.604 --> 1:06:50.605
Is this... Is this Chicago?
What is it?
1:06:50.607 --> 1:06:52.474
The set list says San Francisco.
1:06:53.143 --> 1:06:54.342
[booing]
1:06:54.478 --> 1:06:56.244
Chicago, San Francisco...
1:06:56.480 --> 1:06:58.646
What the hell town
are we in anyway?
1:06:59.116 --> 1:07:00.281
[laughter]
1:07:00.283 --> 1:07:01.683
[man] Sing us a song.
1:07:02.519 --> 1:07:05.120
Is that you again? I thought you
were gonna have a drink.
1:07:05.122 --> 1:07:06.755
[man] You drank the bar dry.
1:07:06.757 --> 1:07:08.423
-[laughter]
-[woman] Oh!
1:07:13.163 --> 1:07:15.463
Why did you just
spoil it for everyone?
1:07:16.500 --> 1:07:20.035
How am I supposed to do this
up here with you harassing me
1:07:20.037 --> 1:07:21.536
like that down there?
Why don't you
1:07:21.538 --> 1:07:23.405
come up here
and you do the show?
1:07:23.407 --> 1:07:26.374
And I'll take the chair
and do the fatuous backtalk,
1:07:26.376 --> 1:07:28.810
you goddamn fucking baboon!
1:07:28.812 --> 1:07:30.178
[microphone static]
1:07:36.053 --> 1:07:37.819
[booing and whistling]
1:07:40.357 --> 1:07:44.125
[publicist] I want her changed
and ready in five minutes.
1:07:46.196 --> 1:07:48.129
I'd like a moment with Judy.
1:08:09.219 --> 1:08:10.418
[Mayer sighs]
1:08:12.589 --> 1:08:14.122
[Judy] I had a swim.
1:08:14.758 --> 1:08:16.257
[Mayer] How was the water?
1:08:18.495 --> 1:08:19.561
Cold.
1:08:20.330 --> 1:08:21.796
[Mayer]
That's because it's a prop.
1:08:22.265 --> 1:08:24.099
It's not meant to be enjoyed.
1:08:26.269 --> 1:08:27.836
I did 18 hours yesterday.
1:08:28.638 --> 1:08:31.239
I mean, I couldn't hardly
remember my own name.
1:08:32.342 --> 1:08:35.110
Your name is Frances Gumm.
1:08:35.712 --> 1:08:38.313
You're a fat-ankled,
snag-toothed rube
1:08:38.315 --> 1:08:40.115
from Grand Rapids.
Your father was a faggot,
1:08:40.117 --> 1:08:42.417
and your mother only cares
about what I think of you.
1:08:44.354 --> 1:08:46.588
Now, do you remember
who you are, Judy?
1:08:49.359 --> 1:08:51.292
I'm sorry if I slowed things
down a little.
1:08:51.294 --> 1:08:52.727
[Mayer] We like you loyal.
1:08:54.164 --> 1:08:56.698
You're the best friend.
The girl next door.
1:08:57.601 --> 1:08:59.801
-You're faithful.
-I'm sorry.
1:09:00.470 --> 1:09:02.337
[Mayer]
You sing from the heart, Judy.
1:09:04.141 --> 1:09:05.740
You know where the heart is?
1:09:10.881 --> 1:09:12.213
It's there.
1:09:14.217 --> 1:09:16.551
Now, I want you
to look me in the eye
1:09:16.553 --> 1:09:19.787
and tell me you remember
we made a deal.
1:09:21.791 --> 1:09:23.291
I know I did.
1:09:24.194 --> 1:09:25.460
You made that choice.
1:09:26.396 --> 1:09:28.496
I was there.
I heard you make it.
1:09:32.802 --> 1:09:33.868
I'm sorry.
1:09:35.405 --> 1:09:37.639
You wanna go swimming,
you come over to my beach house.
1:09:37.641 --> 1:09:39.307
You can swim there all night.
1:09:45.582 --> 1:09:46.848
Now, say thank you.
1:09:48.952 --> 1:09:50.318
Thank you.
1:09:52.923 --> 1:09:55.323
Don't ever hold up
a movie of mine.
1:10:06.636 --> 1:10:08.203
[Mickey muffled]
You know what?
1:10:09.406 --> 1:10:10.872
You need your own place.
1:10:11.908 --> 1:10:14.242
A club or something.
Someplace...
1:10:14.778 --> 1:10:17.712
people are gonna come to anyway
because it's a cool place.
1:10:18.648 --> 1:10:22.250
And if you sing, it's a goddamn
perfect miracle of a night.
1:10:22.252 --> 1:10:25.520
And if you don't, it's no foul,
it was a good time.
1:10:26.656 --> 1:10:28.756
People just wanna be around you.
1:10:29.593 --> 1:10:30.858
You have that.
1:10:33.997 --> 1:10:37.332
You know, I talk to people.
You don't hear it.
1:10:37.734 --> 1:10:39.267
They all love you.
1:10:40.370 --> 1:10:41.970
I'm serious.
You don't see it.
1:10:42.739 --> 1:10:44.539
People talk about
what's next for you
1:10:44.541 --> 1:10:46.407
because maybe they
could get in on it.
1:10:46.876 --> 1:10:48.543
Because you're a big deal.
1:10:50.280 --> 1:10:52.981
I-- I have a perspective on this
that I think you don't.
1:10:52.983 --> 1:10:56.351
I see how great you are.
I don't see the problems.
1:10:59.289 --> 1:11:01.256
You'll get it perfect next time,
all right?
1:11:03.994 --> 1:11:05.326
Sweetheart?
1:11:08.431 --> 1:11:09.764
You can't stay there forever.
1:11:12.002 --> 1:11:13.368
Sweetheart.
1:11:14.471 --> 1:11:17.538
I really feel just terrible
1:11:17.807 --> 1:11:19.774
about last night.
1:11:19.776 --> 1:11:23.578
I sincerely believed that I was
coming down with something.
1:11:23.580 --> 1:11:25.580
And I took a syrup for the flu.
1:11:26.549 --> 1:11:28.616
And I was off with the fairies.
[laughs]
1:11:28.918 --> 1:11:31.386
And I just-- I got so upset.
1:11:31.688 --> 1:11:37.759
And, Rosalyn, I wanna thank you
for... For looking after me.
1:11:38.828 --> 1:11:39.894
Oh...
1:11:43.033 --> 1:11:44.999
If I'd have known
you were unwell,
1:11:45.468 --> 1:11:47.402
I wouldn't have asked you
to sing.
1:11:48.438 --> 1:11:51.339
And the press
might've been more forgiving.
1:11:52.409 --> 1:11:54.042
But can you forgive me?
1:11:58.381 --> 1:11:59.681
It's forgotten.
1:12:00.817 --> 1:12:02.450
The question is...
1:12:03.887 --> 1:12:05.887
how are you feeling today?
1:12:06.756 --> 1:12:09.691
Well, as it happens,
I feel terrific.
1:12:10.327 --> 1:12:13.394
We have a man
I'd encourage you to see.
1:12:13.897 --> 1:12:16.464
He does vitamin injections.
1:12:19.769 --> 1:12:21.569
Whatever you'd like me to do.
1:12:24.040 --> 1:12:26.507
Right.
Would you sing for me,
1:12:26.509 --> 1:12:27.775
-please?
-Sing?
1:12:28.912 --> 1:12:30.111
[doctor] Any scale will do.
1:12:31.014 --> 1:12:32.480
[clears throat]
1:12:34.784 --> 1:12:37.018
[hums]
1:12:38.054 --> 1:12:40.355
-[Judy clears throat]
-Good, and up.
1:12:47.097 --> 1:12:48.996
[hums shakily]
1:12:51.568 --> 1:12:52.934
[clears throat]
1:12:55.972 --> 1:12:57.538
Right, well...
1:12:58.808 --> 1:13:00.575
it's not in a good way, is it?
1:13:02.045 --> 1:13:03.544
[chuckles]
1:13:03.546 --> 1:13:05.413
Have there been any surgeries?
1:13:06.416 --> 1:13:08.950
Tracheotomy.
Two years ago.
1:13:10.954 --> 1:13:12.487
Tried to kill myself.
1:13:12.989 --> 1:13:14.822
That won't have
helped your voice.
1:13:15.091 --> 1:13:16.057
Hmm.
1:13:18.828 --> 1:13:20.161
Hepatitis as well.
1:13:20.697 --> 1:13:22.897
Look, do you take anything
for depression?
1:13:23.433 --> 1:13:24.932
Four husbands.
1:13:27.771 --> 1:13:28.903
Didn't work.
1:13:29.939 --> 1:13:31.506
I'd say you're underweight.
1:13:32.008 --> 1:13:34.008
Well, you're flirting
with me now.
1:13:35.912 --> 1:13:38.112
Mr. Delfont asked me
to give you something,
1:13:38.114 --> 1:13:39.781
so I'm going to give you
1:13:40.650 --> 1:13:42.750
a vitamin injection
and some anti-inflammatories
1:13:42.752 --> 1:13:46.454
for your vocal cords.
What you really need is rest.
1:13:46.456 --> 1:13:47.522
Mm!
1:13:48.057 --> 1:13:49.824
At home, with my children.
1:13:50.693 --> 1:13:53.561
-Precisely. With your feet up.
-Mm-hmm.
1:14:03.540 --> 1:14:04.605
[doctor] Good.
1:14:05.642 --> 1:14:07.108
Ooh! [chuckles]
1:14:10.213 --> 1:14:11.813
Do you know, I, uh...
1:14:14.217 --> 1:14:17.485
I had an absolute thing
for Dorothy Gale.
1:14:18.054 --> 1:14:19.187
My goodness.
1:14:20.790 --> 1:14:23.024
A lot of boys
liked her pigtails.
1:14:26.062 --> 1:14:27.362
Yeah. For me, it was...
1:14:27.363 --> 1:14:28.663
It was more about
how she took care of her dog.
1:14:31.701 --> 1:14:34.569
You might be the most English
man I've ever met.
1:14:36.840 --> 1:14:37.939
Judy...
1:14:39.576 --> 1:14:41.809
you need to take better care
of yourself.
1:14:43.246 --> 1:14:44.645
You understand?
1:14:47.150 --> 1:14:49.183
-Do you understand?
-[Judy] Mm.
1:15:04.567 --> 1:15:06.267
[Mickey] So there's a guy
I mentioned.
1:15:06.269 --> 1:15:07.568
[Judy] Mm-hmm.
1:15:07.737 --> 1:15:09.237
Desperate to do a deal with you.
1:15:09.239 --> 1:15:10.705
-[Judy] Mm-hmm.
-[Mickey] Okay.
1:15:10.707 --> 1:15:15.276
His thing is a chain of maybe
500 movie theaters, okay?
1:15:15.945 --> 1:15:18.880
Each one is called
a Judy Garland Picture House.
1:15:18.882 --> 1:15:19.947
Every one?
1:15:19.949 --> 1:15:23.050
All you gotta do for each one
is you open it,
1:15:23.686 --> 1:15:26.053
and you get 10% of sales.
1:15:26.289 --> 1:15:27.889
-Ten percent?
-Ten percent.
1:15:27.891 --> 1:15:30.091
He tried to make it seven,
but I pushed him up.
1:15:30.093 --> 1:15:31.893
And I don't have to
do anything else?
1:15:31.895 --> 1:15:33.628
No touring, nothing.
1:15:33.897 --> 1:15:37.765
You get to pay off your debts,
you buy that house,
1:15:38.101 --> 1:15:41.202
and you see your kids
every single day.
1:15:42.171 --> 1:15:44.038
-Mickey.
-You're free.
1:15:44.240 --> 1:15:46.073
Isn't that the greatest thing
you ever heard?
1:15:46.075 --> 1:15:48.075
Yes, it's the greatest thing.
1:15:48.945 --> 1:15:50.545
Oh, darling.
1:15:50.947 --> 1:15:53.014
-Good news, right?
-[chuckling] Yes.
1:15:55.718 --> 1:15:57.251
Yeah, just had to tell you that.
1:16:00.290 --> 1:16:01.756
This isn't so bad, is it?
1:16:02.992 --> 1:16:05.026
I mean, I know it's not family,
but...
1:16:05.795 --> 1:16:07.028
You're family.
1:16:08.331 --> 1:16:09.664
That's how I feel.
1:16:11.167 --> 1:16:12.266
Yeah?
1:16:12.268 --> 1:16:16.003
I have an incredible feeling
about you, Mickey.
1:16:16.873 --> 1:16:18.272
Look what you're doing.
1:16:19.075 --> 1:16:20.708
Look how you take care of me.
1:16:22.612 --> 1:16:24.045
I mean, it's completely crazy,
1:16:24.047 --> 1:16:25.913
-but--
-But it's very real.
1:16:26.783 --> 1:16:28.115
Yeah, I know.
1:16:28.351 --> 1:16:29.650
I know.
1:16:33.056 --> 1:16:34.655
Are you happy?
1:16:35.925 --> 1:16:38.726
Yeah... I am.
1:16:40.630 --> 1:16:42.096
You and me.
1:16:42.098 --> 1:16:43.297
You and me.
1:16:45.201 --> 1:16:46.934
I want us to get married.
1:16:48.304 --> 1:16:51.839
I feel like any moment
we're not married is wasted.
1:16:52.942 --> 1:16:55.743
I mean, do you
remember Scotty Beckett?
1:16:55.912 --> 1:16:59.246
He played my kid brother in
Listen, Darling
in '37 or '38.
1:16:59.248 --> 1:17:02.283
He was the sweetest kid.
And last year, just like that,
1:17:02.285 --> 1:17:03.918
he's dead from something
or other.
1:17:04.087 --> 1:17:07.154
That and...
I'm happy with you.
1:17:07.924 --> 1:17:10.091
And shouldn't we
grab hold of that?
1:17:10.793 --> 1:17:11.959
[chuckles]
1:17:13.096 --> 1:17:15.096
I-- I'm here, aren't I?
1:17:15.665 --> 1:17:17.131
That's a hell of an answer.
1:17:17.133 --> 1:17:20.167
Sweetheart, I already said
I love you nine times today.
1:17:20.169 --> 1:17:22.136
Well, maybe I need ten,
1:17:22.772 --> 1:17:25.973
or 12, once an hour,
like a cuckoo clock.
1:17:26.242 --> 1:17:27.908
Cuckoo!
I love you!
1:17:29.946 --> 1:17:31.045
Well?
1:17:31.047 --> 1:17:33.047
[reporters yelling indistinctly]
1:17:33.716 --> 1:17:35.049
[cameras clicking]
1:17:38.321 --> 1:17:40.087
-[Mickey] Mm.
-[Judy laughs]
1:17:40.089 --> 1:17:41.689
To the happy couple.
1:17:41.691 --> 1:17:43.324
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
1:17:46.195 --> 1:17:48.229
[Rosalyn]
It's our present to you,
1:17:48.364 --> 1:17:50.231
so you just trust me, okay?
1:17:51.868 --> 1:17:53.701
Judy, Judy, you go to the front.
1:17:53.703 --> 1:17:55.670
It's a surprise.
It's a surprise.
1:17:55.672 --> 1:17:57.672
Burt, are you ready?
1:17:58.207 --> 1:17:59.874
[Burt] I think the bloody
matches are damp.
1:17:59.876 --> 1:18:02.777
Matches?
I'm a little terrified.
1:18:02.779 --> 1:18:05.312
This way you can say you've had
an English church wedding.
1:18:06.382 --> 1:18:08.015
-[Burt] Here we go!
-[screaming]
1:18:08.017 --> 1:18:10.117
¶ For once in my life ¶
1:18:11.320 --> 1:18:13.954
¶ I have someone who needs me ¶
1:18:15.191 --> 1:18:19.260
¶ Someone I've needed so long ¶
1:18:20.163 --> 1:18:22.863
¶ For once in my life ¶
1:18:23.700 --> 1:18:26.901
¶ I can go
where life leads me ¶
1:18:27.036 --> 1:18:29.804
¶ And somehow I know ¶
1:18:29.806 --> 1:18:32.339
¶ I'll be strong ¶
1:18:32.742 --> 1:18:35.476
¶ For once I can touch ¶
1:18:35.478 --> 1:18:39.380
¶ What my heart
Used to dream of ¶
1:18:39.849 --> 1:18:44.118
¶ Long before I knew... ¶
1:18:44.353 --> 1:18:47.455
[Mickey] No, no, no.
We can tie this off. Look...
1:18:49.492 --> 1:18:50.991
[Mickey stammering]
1:18:50.993 --> 1:18:52.993
Well, then, let me come
and see you, all right?
1:18:52.995 --> 1:18:55.763
Any points we need to look at
we can do in person, all right?
1:18:55.765 --> 1:18:58.799
That mean--
That's the way I do business.
1:18:59.802 --> 1:19:02.269
Yeah, All right. Don't make any
decisions now, all right?
1:19:02.271 --> 1:19:05.906
I mean, you gotta give me that.
1:19:08.311 --> 1:19:10.261
All right, yeah, well,
1:19:10.262 --> 1:19:12.212
I'll be on the red-eye.
All right, see you soon.
1:19:12.215 --> 1:19:13.848
Thank you very much.
1:19:21.324 --> 1:19:24.091
¶ For once in my life ¶
1:19:24.527 --> 1:19:27.128
¶ I won't let sorrow
Hurt me... ¶
1:19:27.130 --> 1:19:29.396
I just wanted to give you
something to look at,
1:19:29.398 --> 1:19:31.031
show you what
I'm thinking about,
1:19:31.033 --> 1:19:33.868
percolating on for a few weeks
right now...
1:19:33.870 --> 1:19:37.338
¶ For once I have something
I know... ¶
1:19:37.507 --> 1:19:39.340
She is a rare thing.
1:19:41.310 --> 1:19:43.110
There's only one of her.
1:19:43.112 --> 1:19:45.813
¶ Anymore ¶
1:19:45.815 --> 1:19:50.084
¶ For once I can say
This is mine ¶
1:19:50.086 --> 1:19:51.986
¶ You can't take it ¶
1:19:51.988 --> 1:19:57.224
¶ Long as I know I have love ¶
1:19:57.226 --> 1:20:01.028
¶ I can make it ¶
1:20:01.030 --> 1:20:06.333
¶ For once in my life ¶
1:20:06.903 --> 1:20:09.570
¶ I've got Mickey ¶
1:20:10.540 --> 1:20:13.808
¶ Who needs ¶
1:20:13.810 --> 1:20:19.313
¶ Me ¶
1:20:19.816 --> 1:20:20.881
[knocks]
1:20:32.562 --> 1:20:33.961
[Sid] Hello, Judy.
1:20:34.497 --> 1:20:35.529
Sid?
1:20:35.965 --> 1:20:37.364
Got time for a drink?
1:20:44.507 --> 1:20:46.373
So I hear you got married again.
1:20:47.610 --> 1:20:49.276
-Congratulations.
-[Judy] Thank you.
1:20:52.381 --> 1:20:54.048
How have the shows been?
1:20:54.250 --> 1:20:56.917
They've been wonderful.
I'm a hit.
1:20:57.553 --> 1:21:01.121
Well, maybe you'll make it
as a singer after all.
1:21:02.158 --> 1:21:04.191
-I think I at least have a shot.
-Hmm.
1:21:12.535 --> 1:21:14.101
Who's looking after the kids?
1:21:14.103 --> 1:21:15.569
They're being looked after.
1:21:16.906 --> 1:21:17.972
By whom?
1:21:18.374 --> 1:21:19.607
A maid?
1:21:24.280 --> 1:21:25.579
Maybe we, uh...
1:21:27.516 --> 1:21:29.049
Maybe it's time we...
1:21:29.619 --> 1:21:31.886
-put all the lawyers aside.
-[scoffs]
1:21:32.521 --> 1:21:34.188
Can't afford them either, huh?
1:21:34.190 --> 1:21:36.924
You and I need to work out
what's best for the kids.
1:21:37.059 --> 1:21:38.392
They need to know...
1:21:39.128 --> 1:21:42.196
how their general
situation's gonna be.
1:21:42.365 --> 1:21:44.632
-I'm coming back for them.
-The kids need a home.
1:21:45.935 --> 1:21:48.068
-I can give them that.
-I know what kids need.
1:21:48.070 --> 1:21:50.204
-They need their mother.
-They also need school,
1:21:50.439 --> 1:21:53.407
and friends
they can rely on seeing.
1:21:54.110 --> 1:21:55.175
No.
1:21:55.444 --> 1:21:56.577
-Come on.
-No, Sid.
1:21:56.579 --> 1:21:58.612
-Judy.
-No. No!
1:21:59.348 --> 1:22:02.149
I'm working harder
than you would ever believe.
1:22:02.151 --> 1:22:03.651
-Are you?
-And right now,
1:22:03.653 --> 1:22:05.920
my husband is making
a deal for me
1:22:05.922 --> 1:22:08.122
-that means I can start over.
-You're not listening.
1:22:08.124 --> 1:22:09.623
I have someone
I can rely on now.
1:22:10.159 --> 1:22:11.558
Someone who's helping me
make money
1:22:11.560 --> 1:22:13.294
instead of losing it
at the track.
1:22:13.296 --> 1:22:15.629
-Can we not--
-I'm going to get a place.
1:22:15.998 --> 1:22:18.265
And they're going
to live with me.
1:22:26.976 --> 1:22:28.976
I don't want them
on stage with me,
1:22:30.012 --> 1:22:33.047
I don't want them
in this phony business,
1:22:33.049 --> 1:22:37.051
and I don't want them anywhere
near the bastards who run it.
1:22:41.190 --> 1:22:44.124
But you have to let me be with
them, Sid.
1:22:45.494 --> 1:22:47.294
I'm a good mother.
1:22:55.104 --> 1:22:56.303
I know you try.
1:22:58.207 --> 1:23:01.375
That's a sneaky little jab
in the guts.
1:23:03.512 --> 1:23:06.013
I know what a bad mother is.
I lived with one.
1:23:06.015 --> 1:23:08.382
They love you.
They do.
1:23:09.285 --> 1:23:11.385
They miss you,
and they wanna see you.
1:23:12.388 --> 1:23:13.988
And they also wanna stay put.
1:23:17.326 --> 1:23:18.525
That's what they want.
1:23:19.061 --> 1:23:20.394
-That's the truth.
-Stay put?
1:23:20.629 --> 1:23:22.663
-That's what they told me.
-Stay put with you.
1:23:22.999 --> 1:23:25.199
-That's what they told me.
-I see.
1:23:26.335 --> 1:23:28.435
And I'm just supposed
to take your word for it.
1:23:30.072 --> 1:23:32.072
-What, you think I'm an idiot?
-Judy.
1:23:32.074 --> 1:23:33.407
You think I'm an idiot?
1:23:33.642 --> 1:23:35.609
Do you think I'd take your word
for anything,
1:23:35.611 --> 1:23:37.244
you lousy son of a bitch?
1:23:37.246 --> 1:23:40.180
That my children would wanna
live anywhere that I'm not?
1:23:40.182 --> 1:23:42.516
-Keep it down.
-It's not true!
1:23:42.518 --> 1:23:45.119
-Keep your voice down.
-It's not true!
1:23:46.122 --> 1:23:48.689
I knew you were low,
but, Jesus, Sid.
1:23:49.792 --> 1:23:51.058
No.
1:23:51.527 --> 1:23:53.193
-Sit down.
-No.
1:24:15.117 --> 1:24:16.183
Mickey?
1:24:18.087 --> 1:24:19.153
Hey.
1:24:20.756 --> 1:24:23.724
-Thank God you're back.
-[Mickey chuckles]
1:24:23.726 --> 1:24:27.227
Never again. Do you hear me?
You can't leave me like that.
1:24:27.396 --> 1:24:30.164
-All right
-[Judy] Did you miss me?
1:24:30.366 --> 1:24:31.732
-Of course.
-Yeah?
1:24:32.068 --> 1:24:33.801
-I got you something.
-You did?
1:24:34.403 --> 1:24:37.371
-No. [gasps]
-The shop didn't carry wrapping.
1:24:38.107 --> 1:24:42.543
I love it. I love it.
Oh, darling, thank you.
1:24:43.179 --> 1:24:44.378
Thank you.
1:24:45.448 --> 1:24:46.713
What time is it?
1:24:46.715 --> 1:24:48.649
-Uh--
-They'll be waiting for me.
1:24:49.285 --> 1:24:51.485
Oh, the day I've had.
1:24:51.654 --> 1:24:54.221
-[Mickey] What happened?
-[scoffs] I just...
1:24:54.590 --> 1:24:56.223
I need a drink.
1:24:56.225 --> 1:24:58.092
-Would you mind?
-[Mickey] Of course.
1:24:58.861 --> 1:25:01.695
How was New York?
How'd it go?
1:25:03.165 --> 1:25:05.566
You know, we need to send some
of the advance money
1:25:05.568 --> 1:25:08.635
to my lawyer straight away.
I wanna reopen custody.
1:25:08.637 --> 1:25:10.571
And I feel like, you know,
I should...
1:25:10.706 --> 1:25:12.606
at least pay him something,
you know?
1:25:14.176 --> 1:25:15.509
Um... sweetheart?
1:25:15.778 --> 1:25:16.743
[Judy] Yeah?
1:25:22.251 --> 1:25:23.317
Yeah?
1:25:27.456 --> 1:25:28.989
What's wrong?
1:25:28.990 --> 1:25:30.523
It didn't, uh...
turn out like I wanted.
1:25:31.494 --> 1:25:32.593
What do you mean?
1:25:34.230 --> 1:25:35.295
The deal.
1:25:35.664 --> 1:25:38.398
It... It didn't work out.
1:25:39.401 --> 1:25:41.235
-I don't understand.
-Yeah.
1:25:41.670 --> 1:25:43.637
You have to keep singing
for a while, I think.
1:25:43.639 --> 1:25:45.539
You have more dates
at Talk of The Town.
1:25:45.541 --> 1:25:48.842
No, I can't keep touring.
I have to go home to my kids.
1:25:48.844 --> 1:25:51.345
I have to go home.
You promised.
1:25:52.681 --> 1:25:55.349
-I tried my best, Judy, okay?
-No, you promised.
1:25:55.351 --> 1:25:57.351
Look, I tried to make
something happen,
1:25:57.353 --> 1:25:59.419
but they had other ideas,
all right?
1:25:59.622 --> 1:26:01.688
-Why?
-Why?
1:26:02.424 --> 1:26:05.225
-I don't know.
-Yeah, why? Why, Mickey?
1:26:05.561 --> 1:26:07.728
Showing up late,
cursing at the audience.
1:26:07.730 --> 1:26:09.530
Their wives read about that
in the papers.
1:26:09.532 --> 1:26:10.631
They got cold feet.
1:26:12.535 --> 1:26:14.601
So I messed it up?
1:26:14.870 --> 1:26:17.437
That's their opinion about it.
If you wanna know, yeah.
1:26:18.741 --> 1:26:21.241
And what's your opinion,
Mickey?
1:26:21.243 --> 1:26:23.177
Look, I'm sorry, okay?
I'm sorry.
1:26:23.179 --> 1:26:26.246
[stammering] I don't think
it's anybody's fault.
1:26:26.248 --> 1:26:29.283
I think maybe I could've asked
more questions upfront.
1:26:29.285 --> 1:26:30.417
[Judy] Oh, my God.
1:26:30.419 --> 1:26:32.819
Maybe you could have laid off
the stuff a little bit.
1:26:33.222 --> 1:26:34.955
Oh, so you do think
it's my fault?
1:26:35.891 --> 1:26:37.624
-I didn't say that.
-You do.
1:26:37.626 --> 1:26:39.793
-You think it's my fault.
-Of course it's your fault!
1:26:41.230 --> 1:26:42.429
[sighs]
1:26:50.506 --> 1:26:51.605
So, uh...
1:26:53.375 --> 1:26:54.608
what is it...
1:26:55.277 --> 1:26:58.812
What is that you do,
anyway, Mickey?
1:27:00.316 --> 1:27:01.582
What does that mean?
1:27:03.352 --> 1:27:06.320
You're just like
all the other ones.
1:27:07.389 --> 1:27:10.390
You sit on the sidelines
1:27:10.392 --> 1:27:12.459
and you watch the show,
1:27:12.461 --> 1:27:15.629
and you think that's making
things happen.
1:27:15.631 --> 1:27:18.532
You think that's working.
1:27:19.401 --> 1:27:21.602
What have you ever done
1:27:21.837 --> 1:27:25.372
that would make anybody
wanna listen to you?
1:27:25.374 --> 1:27:26.506
[grunts]
1:27:26.508 --> 1:27:27.741
-[glass shattering]
-[gasps]
1:27:30.746 --> 1:27:32.012
I shouldn't have come back here.
1:27:32.414 --> 1:27:34.548
You shouldn't have come
in the first place.
1:27:34.917 --> 1:27:36.300
I'm not gonna be here
1:27:36.301 --> 1:27:37.684
-when you get back.
-I don't care!
1:27:38.554 --> 1:27:39.620
Judy!
1:28:08.450 --> 1:28:11.318
[man over P.A.] Miss Garland
to the stage, please.
1:28:11.320 --> 1:28:13.353
Miss Garland to the stage.
1:28:19.728 --> 1:28:22.462
Miss Garland to the stage,
please.
1:28:24.767 --> 1:28:25.966
Miss Garland.
1:28:27.936 --> 1:28:29.703
You're late, Miss Garland.
1:28:30.606 --> 1:28:33.940
Miss Garland,
you should be on stage, please.
1:28:33.942 --> 1:28:35.575
[audience clamoring]
1:28:53.095 --> 1:28:54.461
I'm here.
1:28:56.031 --> 1:28:57.097
I'm here.
1:28:58.734 --> 1:28:59.966
I'm here.
1:29:13.115 --> 1:29:15.849
Hey, there's a lady up here.
1:29:17.920 --> 1:29:19.686
London, I love you.
1:29:21.023 --> 1:29:23.123
It's true, it's true.
1:29:23.525 --> 1:29:25.659
-Of all the towns I've loved...
-[man] Get off the...
1:29:25.661 --> 1:29:27.394
...I love London best.
1:29:27.696 --> 1:29:29.663
[audience clamoring, clapping]
1:29:29.665 --> 1:29:31.932
[singing out of tune]
¶ San Francisco ¶
1:29:32.401 --> 1:29:34.634
¶ Open your Golden Gate ¶
1:29:34.770 --> 1:29:37.971
¶ You'll let nobody wait
Outside your door ¶
1:29:38.607 --> 1:29:40.674
¶ San Francisco-- ¶
1:29:41.643 --> 1:29:43.377
[microphone static]
1:29:56.759 --> 1:30:01.027
I do have a beautiful show
for you.
1:30:01.029 --> 1:30:02.629
[audience member laughs]
1:30:03.399 --> 1:30:04.631
[booing]
1:30:04.633 --> 1:30:05.665
I have...
1:30:08.570 --> 1:30:12.139
I have a beautiful show
for you.
1:30:13.142 --> 1:30:16.576
I have a beautiful show
for you tonight.
1:30:17.079 --> 1:30:18.745
I always have a beautiful show
1:30:18.747 --> 1:30:19.846
-for you.
-Come on!
1:30:19.848 --> 1:30:23.817
You know I do. I always have
a beautiful show for you.
1:30:26.655 --> 1:30:27.754
Always!
1:30:28.123 --> 1:30:30.690
[clamoring and booing continues]
1:30:36.965 --> 1:30:38.965
-Hey!
-[cheering]
1:30:38.967 --> 1:30:39.966
[thud]
1:31:11.867 --> 1:31:13.767
-[indistinct chatter]
-[laughter]
1:31:29.952 --> 1:31:31.518
[line ringing]
1:31:34.590 --> 1:31:37.123
-[busy line beeping]
-It's Mama. Hang-- Hang on.
1:31:41.530 --> 1:31:42.562
[Lorna] Mama?
1:31:45.267 --> 1:31:46.800
Mama, are you there?
1:31:51.139 --> 1:31:52.205
Mama?
1:31:56.211 --> 1:31:58.111
Hello, sweetheart.
1:31:59.081 --> 1:32:00.514
How are you?
1:32:01.216 --> 1:32:03.216
-[Lorna] I'm okay.
-Yeah?
1:32:03.685 --> 1:32:05.785
And-- And-- And how's school?
1:32:06.255 --> 1:32:09.289
[Lorna] I drew a really amazing
picture today, actually.
1:32:10.826 --> 1:32:12.025
You did?
1:32:12.728 --> 1:32:14.094
Oh, it's just...
1:32:14.796 --> 1:32:18.064
There's a tree, and me and you
are at the bottom.
1:32:18.267 --> 1:32:21.067
That's wonderful, darling.
I'm-- I'm...
1:32:21.703 --> 1:32:23.270
I'm proud of you.
1:32:23.272 --> 1:32:24.871
[Lorna] Yeah, it was cool.
1:32:25.274 --> 1:32:26.273
Um...
1:32:28.243 --> 1:32:29.709
Listen, um...
1:32:32.014 --> 1:32:33.713
I spoke with your papa.
1:32:34.816 --> 1:32:35.882
And...
1:32:36.318 --> 1:32:37.717
And he...
1:32:38.620 --> 1:32:42.222
He feels that you and Joey
1:32:42.991 --> 1:32:44.624
have a right to know
1:32:45.093 --> 1:32:47.193
where you're going to be living
1:32:47.896 --> 1:32:49.863
for the next few years.
1:32:50.232 --> 1:32:51.565
And...
1:32:53.902 --> 1:32:56.903
I agree. And...
1:33:00.576 --> 1:33:01.775
I think...
1:33:03.178 --> 1:33:06.746
I think that if...
1:33:08.584 --> 1:33:11.651
If you're happy where you are,
1:33:12.588 --> 1:33:16.122
if that's working out,
1:33:17.659 --> 1:33:22.295
that maybe you'd like to know
that it's okay to say that.
1:33:24.866 --> 1:33:26.266
How does that sound?
1:33:31.373 --> 1:33:33.707
[Lorna] That sounds good, Mama.
1:33:38.280 --> 1:33:41.281
Is that what you and Joe want?
1:33:41.717 --> 1:33:42.949
Yeah.
1:33:45.187 --> 1:33:47.754
I guess it's nice
not to move so much.
1:33:53.929 --> 1:33:55.261
Would you be okay?
1:33:58.867 --> 1:34:00.166
Oh, sure.
1:34:01.637 --> 1:34:03.036
I'll be great.
1:34:05.707 --> 1:34:07.340
I love you, okay?
1:34:08.944 --> 1:34:10.377
I hope you know that.
1:34:13.248 --> 1:34:14.314
Yeah.
1:34:17.853 --> 1:34:20.020
Okay, okay.
1:34:22.391 --> 1:34:23.923
Bye, darling.
1:34:25.360 --> 1:34:26.760
[Lorna] Bye, Mama.
1:34:44.012 --> 1:34:46.312
[crying]
1:35:09.838 --> 1:35:11.905
Well, that's all I could find
in your dressing room.
1:35:11.907 --> 1:35:12.972
Thank you.
1:35:15.911 --> 1:35:19.946
Well, if Delfont's going to
sue me for everything I own,
1:35:19.948 --> 1:35:22.082
you might wanna
hold onto those...
1:35:22.851 --> 1:35:23.983
'cause that's it.
1:35:27.289 --> 1:35:28.988
Are you angry with me?
1:35:30.726 --> 1:35:32.892
Not really. Just...
1:35:33.995 --> 1:35:36.062
-You are.
-[Rosalyn] No, I just...
1:35:37.232 --> 1:35:40.133
I wish-- I wish things
had been different.
1:35:40.969 --> 1:35:44.037
You did a very good job
trying to...
1:35:44.506 --> 1:35:46.106
Nobody's blaming you?
1:35:47.476 --> 1:35:48.742
No.
1:35:48.744 --> 1:35:50.477
Everyone knows you're
impossible.
1:35:50.979 --> 1:35:52.445
Oh, good.
1:35:55.383 --> 1:35:57.217
So I've a little surprise
for you,
1:35:57.919 --> 1:35:59.252
if you can bear it.
1:35:59.488 --> 1:36:01.788
-Oh, no kidding.
-[Burt chuckles]
1:36:02.357 --> 1:36:04.090
-It's the least we could do.
-Aw!
1:36:04.092 --> 1:36:05.859
We can't send you off
without a cake.
1:36:05.861 --> 1:36:08.261
Oh, it's so pretty.
1:36:09.030 --> 1:36:11.498
No, no.
Maybe one of you should do it.
1:36:11.500 --> 1:36:15.235
Every time I cut a cake,
I find I've married some jerk.
1:36:15.437 --> 1:36:16.836
[laughing]
1:36:16.972 --> 1:36:18.972
I'll do it.
Thank you.
1:36:25.147 --> 1:36:26.212
Thank you.
1:36:31.052 --> 1:36:32.385
It looks delicious.
1:36:43.899 --> 1:36:45.131
-Mm.
-Mm.
1:37:02.517 --> 1:37:04.317
That's good.
1:37:10.892 --> 1:37:12.325
That's really good.
1:37:12.460 --> 1:37:13.960
[laughing]
1:37:16.398 --> 1:37:18.331
I think maybe I was just hungry.
1:37:22.170 --> 1:37:23.203
Here's to you.
1:37:29.845 --> 1:37:31.444
So, what's next?
1:37:32.581 --> 1:37:35.281
Well, there'll be something.
1:37:37.018 --> 1:37:39.018
Or maybe I'll just wait tables.
1:37:39.020 --> 1:37:40.887
-I might come with you.
-[Judy gasps]
1:37:40.889 --> 1:37:44.357
Maybe we'd meet some nice
fellows who tip heavily.
1:37:44.492 --> 1:37:46.359
Half the world
wanna take you out.
1:37:46.361 --> 1:37:48.428
Oh, no.
[chuckles]
1:37:50.498 --> 1:37:53.566
The first man I ever asked out
1:37:54.202 --> 1:37:56.069
was Mickey Rooney.
1:37:56.071 --> 1:37:57.337
-[Rosalyn] Hmm.
-Hmm.
1:37:58.340 --> 1:37:59.906
I mean, you look at him now
1:37:59.908 --> 1:38:02.942
and he's this little
bowling ball
1:38:02.944 --> 1:38:04.410
-kind of guy.
-[Rosalyn chuckles]
1:38:05.113 --> 1:38:06.379
But, uh...
1:38:06.381 --> 1:38:09.048
Oh, I was mad about him.
1:38:10.585 --> 1:38:12.485
And he turned me down flat.
1:38:15.090 --> 1:38:16.139
Hmm.
1:38:16.140 --> 1:38:17.189
At least, that's how
I remember it.
1:38:19.661 --> 1:38:21.561
Are you going to be all right?
1:38:24.266 --> 1:38:25.431
Sure.
1:38:31.973 --> 1:38:34.908
It's snowing outside,
which I like.
1:38:36.144 --> 1:38:37.911
I have three beautiful children.
1:38:37.913 --> 1:38:41.014
I have a lot to be grateful for.
1:38:46.955 --> 1:38:49.555
Could I come back with you?
1:38:51.626 --> 1:38:53.393
You want to see the show?
1:38:54.663 --> 1:38:56.963
I still believe in it, you know?
1:38:57.933 --> 1:39:00.166
The love you find
with an audience.
1:39:02.103 --> 1:39:03.469
On a good night.
1:39:06.408 --> 1:39:09.375
And I hear Lonnie's one hell
of a performer.
1:39:13.214 --> 1:39:14.380
Are you sure?
1:39:16.318 --> 1:39:18.351
Sorry, what do you mean,
Lonnie Donegan?
1:39:18.353 --> 1:39:20.620
We bought tickets
to see Judy Garland.
1:39:20.622 --> 1:39:22.255
-Yes.
-There's nothing I can do.
1:39:22.257 --> 1:39:24.324
These cost an arm and a leg.
You call the manager now!
1:39:24.326 --> 1:39:27.093
-A refund. Just get us a refund.
-Call him now!
1:39:28.063 --> 1:39:30.563
Well, I'll be out front
if you need me.
1:39:31.333 --> 1:39:32.565
Enjoy it.
1:39:33.735 --> 1:39:35.201
-Thank you.
-No.
1:39:43.611 --> 1:39:45.545
[cheering]
1:39:46.715 --> 1:39:48.982
[couple giggling]
1:39:48.984 --> 1:39:50.516
[man] Come on, come on.
1:39:52.454 --> 1:39:54.020
[Rooney] Let's get out of here.
1:39:56.224 --> 1:39:57.657
We're done.
You wanna get some dinner?
1:39:59.394 --> 1:40:00.526
You know, uh...
1:40:01.496 --> 1:40:02.762
maybe we could...
1:40:03.231 --> 1:40:04.697
[cheering]
1:40:05.066 --> 1:40:07.033
[chuckles]
I mean, listen to that.
1:40:07.035 --> 1:40:08.501
Come on, Judes.
1:40:09.204 --> 1:40:10.470
Really, we're done.
1:40:23.051 --> 1:40:24.517
Maybe some other time.
1:40:25.253 --> 1:40:26.686
[applause]
1:40:34.062 --> 1:40:36.462
-[Lonnie] Hello.
-Hi, Lonnie.
1:40:37.499 --> 1:40:39.465
I didn't think I'd see you here.
1:40:40.235 --> 1:40:43.569
Oh, well, I'm just here
to watch the show.
1:40:43.805 --> 1:40:45.671
Go, go and be wonderful.
1:40:46.107 --> 1:40:48.674
Thank you.
That's very kind of you.
1:40:51.312 --> 1:40:53.112
[jazz music plays]
1:41:11.132 --> 1:41:12.198
Lonnie.
1:41:12.700 --> 1:41:13.766
Yeah?
1:41:14.702 --> 1:41:16.102
Do you think...
1:41:17.439 --> 1:41:20.606
Could I give them just one song?
1:41:25.747 --> 1:41:29.382
I-- I don't think
that I'll be here again,
1:41:29.384 --> 1:41:32.785
and I didn't do so well
at my last show.
1:41:34.322 --> 1:41:35.588
[announcer]
Ladies and gentlemen,
1:41:35.723 --> 1:41:37.790
please give a very warm welcome
1:41:37.792 --> 1:41:41.094
to tonight's Talk of The Town
headline attraction,
1:41:41.229 --> 1:41:43.830
Mr. Lonnie Donegan.
1:41:44.199 --> 1:41:45.798
[applause, cheering]
1:41:48.770 --> 1:41:51.671
Well, I suppose they have bought
their tickets hoping to see you.
1:41:51.840 --> 1:41:53.106
Go on.
1:41:54.242 --> 1:41:55.441
Thank you.
1:41:56.811 --> 1:41:58.778
-Thank you.
-Knock them dead.
1:42:06.754 --> 1:42:08.387
[breathes deeply]
1:42:14.195 --> 1:42:15.595
Well, I'm back.
1:42:17.565 --> 1:42:18.664
Your choice.
1:42:21.469 --> 1:42:23.669
[applause]
1:42:38.786 --> 1:42:40.720
["Come Rain
or Come Shine" playing]
1:42:41.589 --> 1:42:44.290
¶ I'm gonna love you ¶
1:42:44.292 --> 1:42:46.926
¶ Like nobody's loved you ¶
1:42:46.928 --> 1:42:51.931
¶ Come rain
Or come shine... ¶
1:42:54.335 --> 1:42:55.601
I know that song.
1:42:56.771 --> 1:42:58.604
She's on, she's on.
1:42:58.606 --> 1:43:00.339
Tickets. Tickets.
1:43:00.341 --> 1:43:01.641
-Hurry up.
-I'm coming.
1:43:01.643 --> 1:43:03.709
¶ Or come shine ¶
1:43:04.245 --> 1:43:08.848
¶ I guess when you met me ¶
1:43:09.350 --> 1:43:14.687
¶ It was just
One of those days ¶
1:43:15.490 --> 1:43:19.959
¶ But don't ever bet me ¶
1:43:20.428 --> 1:43:23.362
¶ 'Cause I'm gonna be true ¶
1:43:23.364 --> 1:43:25.631
¶ If you let me ¶
1:43:26.768 --> 1:43:32.205
¶ You're gonna love me
Like nobody's loved me ¶
1:43:32.207 --> 1:43:37.343
¶ Come rain
Or come shine ¶
1:43:38.313 --> 1:43:43.449
¶ Happy together
Unhappy together ¶
1:43:44.986 --> 1:43:48.387
¶ Won't it be fine? ¶
1:43:48.556 --> 1:43:53.593
¶ Days may be cloudy
Or sunny ¶
1:43:53.761 --> 1:43:59.465
¶ We're in or we're out
Of the money ¶
1:43:59.601 --> 1:44:02.568
¶ I'm with you always ¶
1:44:02.570 --> 1:44:04.704
¶ I'm with you rain ¶
1:44:04.706 --> 1:44:09.542
¶ Or shine ¶
1:44:11.312 --> 1:44:12.678
¶ I'm gonna love you ¶
1:44:12.680 --> 1:44:15.748
¶ I'm gonna love you ¶
1:44:15.984 --> 1:44:18.718
¶ I'm gonna love you ¶
1:44:18.720 --> 1:44:22.622
¶ Come rain
Or come shine ¶
1:44:22.624 --> 1:44:27.660
¶ High as a mountain
And deep as a river ¶
1:44:27.862 --> 1:44:29.862
¶ Come rain
Or come shine ¶
1:44:29.864 --> 1:44:32.765
¶ I'm gonna love you
I'm gonna love you ¶
1:44:32.767 --> 1:44:36.636
¶ I'm gonna love you... ¶
1:44:37.038 --> 1:44:39.272
What on earth is she doing?
1:44:41.309 --> 1:44:42.808
I don't think she can help it.
1:44:43.311 --> 1:44:47.513
¶ I'm with you, baby ¶
1:44:48.616 --> 1:44:51.784
¶ I'm with you always ¶
1:44:52.053 --> 1:44:59.292
¶ Come rain or shine ¶
1:45:01.929 --> 1:45:04.964
[cheering and applause]
1:45:13.675 --> 1:45:14.740
Bravo!
1:45:14.976 --> 1:45:17.410
-Bravo!
-Bravo!
1:45:26.454 --> 1:45:27.687
Wonderful!
1:45:33.461 --> 1:45:34.593
Thank you.
1:45:35.063 --> 1:45:36.495
Thank you.
1:45:36.931 --> 1:45:38.464
Oh, boy!
1:45:40.601 --> 1:45:42.935
Oh! I don't know...
1:45:43.538 --> 1:45:46.038
I don't know
what's left in there...
1:45:46.708 --> 1:45:48.341
after that one.
1:45:48.343 --> 1:45:49.475
[laughter]
1:45:49.477 --> 1:45:50.676
But, uh...
1:45:51.846 --> 1:45:52.978
[sighs]
1:45:54.582 --> 1:45:56.382
Let's find out, shall we?
1:45:56.584 --> 1:45:57.917
[audience] Yes!
1:45:59.354 --> 1:46:00.753
[cheering]
1:46:01.089 --> 1:46:02.888
[whistling]
1:46:07.462 --> 1:46:08.828
This next one,
1:46:09.630 --> 1:46:13.566
it isn't a song about getting
anywhere.
1:46:15.036 --> 1:46:16.469
It's about...
1:46:18.573 --> 1:46:22.007
walking toward somewhere
1:46:23.044 --> 1:46:24.810
that you've dreamed of.
1:46:27.882 --> 1:46:29.014
And maybe,
1:46:30.051 --> 1:46:31.884
maybe the walk...
1:46:34.155 --> 1:46:37.990
is every day of your life.
1:46:41.896 --> 1:46:44.430
And the walking has to be
enough.
1:46:48.836 --> 1:46:49.769
It's about hope.
1:46:54.041 --> 1:46:55.875
And we all need that.
1:46:58.780 --> 1:47:01.514
["Somewhere Over
the Rainbow" playing]
1:47:14.962 --> 1:47:17.696
¶ Somewhere ¶
1:47:18.533 --> 1:47:21.834
¶ Over the rainbow ¶
1:47:24.105 --> 1:47:28.674
¶ Way up high ¶
1:47:31.546 --> 1:47:37.149
¶ There's a land
That I've heard of ¶
1:47:38.453 --> 1:47:43.122
¶ Once in a lullaby ¶
1:47:47.061 --> 1:47:53.098
¶ Somewhere over the rainbow ¶
1:47:54.135 --> 1:47:57.803
¶ Skies are blue ¶
1:48:01.776 --> 1:48:07.980
¶ And the dreams
That you dare to dream ¶
1:48:09.617 --> 1:48:12.785
¶ Really do come true ¶
1:48:15.590 --> 1:48:19.225
¶ Someday
I'll wish upon a star ¶
1:48:19.794 --> 1:48:21.594
¶ And wake up ¶
1:48:21.896 --> 1:48:25.197
¶ Where the clouds
Are far behind me ¶
1:48:29.904 --> 1:48:34.039
¶ Where troubles
Melt like lemon drops ¶
1:48:34.542 --> 1:48:38.978
¶ Away above the chimney tops ¶
1:48:39.113 --> 1:48:41.113
¶ That's where ¶
1:48:41.249 --> 1:48:47.286
¶ You'll find me ¶
1:48:49.724 --> 1:48:51.857
¶ Somewhere ¶
1:48:54.295 --> 1:48:57.129
¶ Over the rainbow ¶
1:49:02.236 --> 1:49:04.036
¶ Bluebirds... ¶
1:49:14.048 --> 1:49:15.581
I'm sorry.
1:49:24.025 --> 1:49:25.691
I can't.
1:49:34.635 --> 1:49:40.005
¶ Somewhere over the rainbow ¶
1:49:40.341 --> 1:49:44.310
¶ Way up high ¶
1:49:44.679 --> 1:49:49.882
[both] ¶ There's a land
That I heard of ¶
1:49:50.051 --> 1:49:54.787
¶ Once in a lullaby ¶
1:49:55.256 --> 1:50:01.160
[woman]
¶ Somewhere over the rainbow ¶
1:50:01.829 --> 1:50:05.831
[all] ¶ Skies are blue ¶
1:50:06.334 --> 1:50:12.638
¶ And the dreams
That you dare to dream ¶
1:50:12.640 --> 1:50:15.941
¶ Really do come true ¶
1:50:16.978 --> 1:50:18.043
[cheering]
1:50:18.045 --> 1:50:20.613
Oh! I love you all.
1:50:21.682 --> 1:50:23.849
You won't forget me, will you?
1:50:26.354 --> 1:50:27.886
Promise you won't.
1:50:28.122 --> 1:50:29.989
[cheering and applause continue]