Judy Garland

Awarded an honorary 1939 Oscar for her performance in The Wizard of Oz. In 1952, she received a special Tony Award for her concert engagement at Broadway's Palace Theater.

Suffered her first nervous breakdown on the set of the MGM musical The Pirate in April 1947. (The film was directed by her second husband, Vincente Minnelli.)

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In the Good Old Summertime 1949 -Veronica Fisher

Actor

Film

Love Finds Andy Hardy 2001 -Betsy Booth

Actor

Film

I Could Go on Singing 1963 -Jenny Bowman

Actor

Film

A Child Is Waiting 1963 -Jean Hansen

Actor

Film

Judgment at Nuremberg 1961 -Irene Hoffman

Actor

Film

A Star is Born 1954 -Esther Blodgett, Vicki Lester

Actor, Actor

Film

The Pirate 1948 -Manuela

Actor

Film

Easter Parade 1948 -Hannah Brown

Actor

Film

Meet Me in St. Louis 1944 -Esther Smith

Actor

Film

The Wizard of Oz 1939 -Dorothy Gale

Actor

Film

Thoroughbreds Don't Cry -Cricket West

Actor

Film

Thousands Cheer -Guest

Actor

Film

Till the Clouds Roll By -Marilyn Miller

Actor

Film

Words and Music -Guest

Actor

Film

Ziegfeld Follies -Herself

Actor

Film

Ziegfeld Girl -Susan Gallagher

Actor

Film

Life Begins for Andy Hardy -Betsy Booth

Actor

Film

Listen, Darling -Pinkie Wingate

Actor

Film

Little Nellie Kelly -Little Nellie Kelly

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Film

Pigskin Parade -Sairy Dodd

Actor

Film

Presenting Lily Mars -Lily Mars

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Film

Strictly G.I.

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Film

Strike up the Band -Mary Holden

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Film

Summer Stock -Jane Falbury

Actor

Film

The Clock -Alice Mayberry

Actor

Film

The Harvey Girls -Susan Bradley

Actor

Film

Every Sunday

Actor

Film

Everybody Sing -Judy Bellaire

Actor

Film

For Me and My Gal -Jo Hayden

Actor

Film

Gay Purr-ee -Mewsette

Voice

Film

Girl Crazy -Ginger Gray

Actor

Film

Andy Hardy Meets Debutante -Betsy Booth

Actor

Film

Babes in Arms -Patsy Barton

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Film

Babes on Broadway -Penny Morris

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Broadway Melody of 1938 -Betty Clayton

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Film

Highlights

Signed with MGM in 1935 (for $100 a week); sang "Zing Went the Strings of My Heart" at her audition.

Awarded an honorary 1939 Oscar for her performance in The Wizard of Oz. In 1952, she received a special Tony Award for her concert engagement at Broadway's Palace Theater.

Suffered her first nervous breakdown on the set of the MGM musical The Pirate in April 1947. (The film was directed by her second husband, Vincente Minnelli.)

A Star Is Born, the 1954 musical drama that earned her a Best Actress Oscar nomination, was produced by her third husband, Sid Luft.

Her final performance took place a week before her death (from an accidental overdose of barbiturates in her London flat on June 22, 1969) at the Half Note in New York's Greenwich Village.