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@anotherfanofhers
« People think of me as a neurotic kid, full of fits and depressions, biting my fingernails to the bone, living under an eternal shadow of illness and collapse. Why do people insist on seeing an aura of tragedy around me always? My life isn’t tragic at all. I laugh a lot these days. At myself, too. Lord, if I couldn’t laugh at myself I don’t think I’d be alive. »
Judy Garland, 1960.
Judy Garland, ca. 1941.
Judy Garland in a Los Angeles night club named The Pirate Den // August 10, 1940.
Judy Garland with Gene Kelly, George Murphy and a visitor between scenes of For Me and My Gal (1942).
Judy Garland on the set of Ziegfeld Girl (1941).
Judy Garland in Presenting Lily Mars (1943).
Judy Garland, 1941.
Judy Garland on the set of A Star is Born (1954).
Judy Garland in a publicity photo, ca. 1939.
Judy Garland, ca. 1964.
Judy Garland on the set of The Clock // Oct. 19, 1944.
Judy Garland and Dottie Ponedel on the set of The Pirate.
« I loved all of my time with Judy, even the difficult times. To know Judy was to love her. (…) Oh boy, how I loved that girl, come hell or high water. I loved her when she laughed and I loved her when she cried. I loved the trouble she got into, I loved all the pranks she pulled, I loved watching those wheels go around in her head because I knew I would have to follow-up to get her out of all these messes and believe me, that was okay by me. »
(Dottie Ponedel)
Judy Garland and Charles Walters during the filming of Presenting Lily Mars // March 6, 1943.
Judy Garland in Babes on Broadway (1941).
Judy Garland and James Stewart, ca. 1941.
Judy Garland and Patricia Barker between takes of Presenting Lily Mars // August 1942.
Judy Garland in Presenting Lily Mars (1943).