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by Vickie Lester on March 1, 2014 Categories: Art ,
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Tags: A STAR IS BORN ,
Alan Campbell ,
alcoholic ,
Cary did not want to do it because Judy Garland was a drug addict ,
designed by Gene Allen ,
Dorothy Parker ,
Esther Blodgett ,
fame ,
George Cukor ,
great performance ,
Jack Carson ,
Jack Warner ,
James Bickford ,
James Mason ,
Judy Garland ,
matinee idol ,
Moss Hart ,
Norman Maine ,
one of the grandest heartbreak dramas that has drenched the screen in years ,
original story William Wellman ,
Oscar nomination for her role in A Star Is Born ,
Robert Carson ,
Sid Luft ,
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The Man That Got Away ,
thrilling personal triumph for Judy Garland. ,
Vicki Lester
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It does make me cry. Every. Single. Time.
Judy really was an amazing talent, and often her acting talent, which was every bit as good as her singing, got lost. I had forgotten that scene. Thanks!