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| ACTORS: | Judy Garland, Jerry Van Dyke |
| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Dean Whitmore, Bill Hobin |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 29 September, 1963 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Geneon Entertainment |
| MPAA RATING: | NR (Not Rated) |
| FEATURES: | Color, Dolby |
| TYPE: | Television |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 013023169098 |
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Customer Reviews of The Judy Garland Show - Legends
Superb! This DVD is really a must-have not only for Garland fans, but also for anyone interested in seeing the best of what mid-20th century television had to offer. It's a shame we can't tune-in to anything of this caliber today! This volume is really a great addition to what's already available of The Judy Garland Show on DVD. The liner notes hint at more to come: "Of special interest is a great sneak preview of moments from several of the five episodes Pioneer has yet to release on DVD. In addition to solo and duet performances, Volume Six also presents never-telecast outtakes, including the entire opening 'football' medley of episode #14, and the never-completed performance of the Roger Edens/Leonard Gershe 'Born in a Trunk' routine, intended as part of Judy's final appearance in episode #26."
A Legend...80 years!
This DVD is a magnificent collection of Judy's duets and songs from her guests. Yes, a lot of these songs are taken from the other DVD's, but what did you expect? It's a compilation.
I particularly love Barbra Streisand / Judy's duet. Two of the best female singers of our time TOGETHER. It's also interesting to see Liza as a young woman.
The bonus features are really fun to see! (The outtakes) and the game is thrilling.
Judy's solos are worth buying this. I absolutly love hearing the oldies like "I'm Nobody's Baby" and the newer(at that time) Rock-a-bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody"! Absoloutly wonderful special by one of the BEST performers...JUDY GARLAND!
The Best of The Judy Garland Show
THE JUDY GARLAND SHOW lasted but a single season--but it is one of the most written-about series in the history of broadcast television, an example of how even the greatest talents can be undermined by network politics and bad publicity. Given the mecurial nature of its star, the series was tagged as a failure long before a single episode had been filmed; CBS gave it the worst time slot imaginable; and when expected ratings failed to materialize the powers that be essentially fiddled the program to death, constantly revising the show's format and effectively preventing it from ever achieving anything like consistency. But for all of this, when it was good, THE JUDY GARLAND SHOW was very, very good, among the most stylish and dynamic series of its era. And LEGENDS lifts some of the show's finest moments for this "greatest hits" anthology that shows Garland and a host of memorable guests at their finest.
The set designs, cinematography, costumes, and staging are very memorable here: very 1960s hip and very elegant in crisp black and white. The arrangements are equally fine. And as for guest stars, the list reads like a who's who of 1960s show-biz: Tony Bennet, Peggy Lee, Lena Horne, Mickey Rooney, Jack Jones, Mel Torme, Martha Raye, Ethel Merman, Jane Powell, Bobby Darwin, and a truly remarkable performance by Barbara Striesand, who sings "Down With Love" and then duets with Garland by singing "Happy Days Are Here Again" in counterpoint to Garland's "Get Happy"--truly one of the most extraordinary pairings in 20th Century television.
And then there is Garland herself. Given the failure of the show and the fact it was by and large the last substained effort of Garland's career, it is easy to think that she was "at the end" of her talents--but that is certainly not the case in any of the clips presented on this DVD. In solo, she is in remarkably fine voice and easily displays the magnetism for which she was famous; in duet, she easily holds her own with the best of her guests and mutes her own powers when playing with stars who are very clearly not in her own league. And whether it is Garland solo or Garland in duet, she has such immediacy that she transends the gaffes typical of 1960s variety series. This is a fine DVD with a beautiful transfer, excellent sound, and a package as elegant as the stars it includes. And if you're wondering whether or not you want to purchase the series--much of which is now available on DVD--this would be a good place to test the waters. Strongly recommended.
--GFT (Amazon reviewer)--