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* TroubledButCute: Even after her problems with addiction and history for turbulent productions became well known, most show people from that era who knew her prefer to remember her as the flawed, yet genuinely kindhearted, beautiful and talented women that she is famous for today.
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* TroubledButCute: Even after her problems with addiction and history for turbulent productions became well known, most show people from that era who knew her prefer to remember her as the flawed, yet genuinely kindhearted, beautiful and talented women woman that she is famous for today.
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* VocalDissonance: Even when she was young, her singing voice was much deeper and more mature-sounding than her normal, speaking voice which was in a higher register. Very apparent when listening to "Over the Rainbow", which she sang when she was sixteen.
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* VocalDissonance: Even when she was young, her singing voice was much deeper and more mature-sounding than her normal, speaking voice which was in a higher register.register and sharply contrasted her youthful appearance and petite frame. Very apparent when listening to "Over the Rainbow", which she sang when she was sixteen.
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* ''In the Good Old Summertime'' (1949)
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* ''In the Good Old Summertime'' ''Film/InTheGoodOldSummertime'' (1949)
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Garland has ascended into pop culture as a [[LGBTFanbase gay icon]], owing in no small part to the fact that much of her early life mirrored that of many gay men -- and it probably helps that she [[FagHag regularly socialized with gay men, often accompanying them to gay bars]]. The use of the rainbow as a symbol for gay culture and LGBT pride in general is probably due in some part to Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in ''The Wizard of Oz''. According to her daughters, she would have loved that.
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Garland has ascended into pop culture as a [[LGBTFanbase gay icon]], owing in no small part to the fact that much of her early life mirrored that of many gay men -- and it probably helps that she [[FagHag regularly socialized with gay men, often accompanying them to gay bars]]. The use of the rainbow as a symbol for gay culture and wider LGBT pride culture in general is probably due in some part to Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in ''The Wizard of Oz''. According to her daughters, she would have loved that.
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Her producers were harsh to her, encouraging her to take amphetamines to work longer hours. They also told her she wouldn't be as beautiful as her other co-stars, and Louis B. Mayer (the second M of [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]]) [[JerkAss frequently referred to her]] as [[EmbarrassingNickname "the fat one" or "the Hunchback"]]. Probably because of this, she fell into drug addiction quite young.
Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer. Her daughter by Sidney Luft, Creator/{{Lorna|Luft}}, is also an actress.
She has ascended into pop culture as a [[LGBTFanbase gay icon]], owing in no small part to the fact that much of her early life mirrored that of many gay men - and it probably helps that she [[FagHag regularly socialized with gay men, often accompanying them to gay bars]]. The use of the rainbow as a symbol for gay culture is probably due in some part to Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. According to her daughters, she would have loved that.
Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer. Her daughter by Sidney Luft, Creator/{{Lorna|Luft}}, is also an actress.
She has ascended into pop culture as a [[LGBTFanbase gay icon]], owing in no small part to the fact that much of her early life mirrored that of many gay men - and it probably helps that she [[FagHag regularly socialized with gay men, often accompanying them to gay bars]]. The use of the rainbow as a symbol for gay culture is probably due in some part to Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''. According to her daughters, she would have loved that.
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Her producers were harsh to her, encouraging her to take amphetamines to work longer hours. They also told her she wouldn't be as beautiful as her other co-stars, and Louis B. Mayer (the second M of [[Creator/MetroGoldwynMayer MGM]]) [[JerkAss frequently referred to her]] as her as]] [[EmbarrassingNickname "the fat one" or "the Hunchback"]]. Probably because of this, she fell into drug addiction quite young.
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She was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer. Her daughter by Sidney Luft, Creator/{{Lorna|Luft}}, is also an actress.
She Garland has ascended into pop culture as a [[LGBTFanbase gay icon]], owing in no small part to the fact that much of her early life mirrored that of many gay men - -- and it probably helps that she [[FagHag regularly socialized with gay men, often accompanying them to gay bars]]. The use of the rainbow as a symbol for gay culture and LGBT pride in general is probably due in some part to Garland's song "Over the Rainbow" in ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''.''The Wizard of Oz''. According to her daughters, she would have loved that.
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She was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer. Her daughter by Sidney Luft, Creator/{{Lorna|Luft}}, is also an actress.
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** Her death may have had a mild hand in the kicking off of the Gay Liberation movement. It's a generally accepted fact that the Stonewall Inn on the night of the riots had a fair amount of patrons who were trying to drink the pain away after attending her funeral that day, and were in absolutely no mood for the police raiding the place.
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* {{Bifauxnen}}: In her fedora and tuxedo and tights, in "Get Happy" from ''Summer Stock''. Undoubtedly one of the moments that made her such an LGBT icon.
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Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer.
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Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer. \n Her daughter by Sidney Luft, Creator/{{Lorna|Luft}}, is also an actress.
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Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to drug overdose. From her marriage to film-maker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/LizaMinnelli, herself an accomplished performer.
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Garland was [[SerialSpouse married five times]] before her death at the age of 47 due to a drug overdose. From her marriage to film-maker filmmaker Creator/VincenteMinnelli (with whom she made three films), she had a daughter, Creator/LizaMinnelli, Creator/{{Liza|Minnelli}}, herself an accomplished performer.
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* GoodParents: She had her problems yes, but there's no doubt she loved her children immensely. The fact that Liza, Lorna and Joey are all still to this day, incredibly loyal and devoted in maintaining her legacy as a force of good has to speak to that.
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* GoodParents: She had her problems problems, yes, but there's no doubt she loved her children immensely. The fact that Liza, Lorna Lorna, and Joey are all still to this day, incredibly loyal and devoted in to maintaining her legacy as a force of good has to speak to that.
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* OneTakeWonder:[[invoked]] For her part in ''Film/TheHarveyGirls'' song "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe", Judy filmed TheOner of Susan coming off the train and singing her solo until the tempo change perfectly on the first take. They did do one more for safety however.
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* OneTakeWonder:[[invoked]] For her part in ''Film/TheHarveyGirls'' song "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe", Judy filmed TheOner of Susan coming off the train and singing her solo until the tempo change perfectly on the first take. They did do one more for safety safety, however.
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* StageNames: She and her sisters performed under their real names for a while. But apparently after being mispronounced as the Glum, Bum or Dumb sisters one too many times, they were renamed the Garland Sisters - and Frances was renamed Judy.
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* StageNames: She and her sisters performed under their real names for a while. But apparently after being mispronounced as the Glum, Bum Bum, or Dumb sisters one too many times, they were renamed the Garland Sisters - and Frances was renamed Judy.
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** Her fame in the gay community led to the euphemism "Friends of Dorothy," which itself led to the Navy's Intelligence department coming to believe that there was a [[WhatAnIdiot secret dating ring of homosexual sailors organized by a woman named Dorothy!]]
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** Her fame in the gay community led to the euphemism "Friends of Dorothy," which itself led to the Navy's Intelligence department coming to believe that there was a [[WhatAnIdiot secret dating ring of homosexual sailors organized by a woman named Dorothy!]]Dorothy!
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* HollywoodHomely:[[invoked]] While nowadays she is considered to be one of the most attractive movie stars of her era, with her GirlNextDoor charm, early in her career the studio heads compared her unfavorable to some of her more glamorous contemporaries, particualrly Creator/LanaTurner. Louis B. Mayer was famously quoted as calling Judy "my little hunchback."
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* HollywoodHomely:[[invoked]] While nowadays she is considered to be one of the most attractive beautiful movie stars of her era, with her GirlNextDoor charm, early in her career the studio heads compared her unfavorable to some of her more glamorous contemporaries, particualrly particularly Creator/LanaTurner. Louis B. Mayer was famously quoted as calling Judy "my little hunchback."
