Judy Garland - "The Man That Got Away" from "A Star Is Born"

From A Star Is Born. Pure Judy Garland Talent.

[@FrusenGladje]

Groucho Marx said Judy Garland not winning an Oscar for A Star is Born was "The greatest robbery since Brinks." Agreed.

[@TotzkeMike]

That it was.

[@alyssap216]

Oh my God! I was just going to look up if she won an oscar and thought for sure she did....that's awful! She probably refused to sleep with someone and lost to the woman who would.

[@susanb2015]

Definitely.

[@ginawhoever9734]

AMEN!!!!

[@SuperWolsey]

Alyssa P Only Judy was molested and systematically destroyed by MGM. Grace probaly wasn't but still gave it up even if it meant Monaco years down the line

[@annehajdu8654]

Best quote about Judy Garland: "She didn't sing a song, she inhabited it." She was only 23 in 1945 !! Her voice carried a hundred years of emotion, pain, passion, and perfection. She was in a league by herself. And still is.

[@yoliec9426]

Preach!

[@machovoce6826]

This is 1954, not '45. Despite that, one could make a strong case that she was the greatest non-classical singer of the 20th century.

[@joycerichens1176]

Anne Hajdu ss Song ssong that's for me Bing Crosby

[@Pheebs77]

She was 32 not 23, she was born in 1922 and the movie was 1954. Still a staggering voice though.

[@termar3774]

I wholeheartedly agree!!! People laugh when I tell them Judy is 1 of my 2 favorite vocalists of all time! Her range, pitch, power- unmatched and unrivaled.. yes, she was in a class of her own back in her day, and the mark she left behind will never fade. She didn't just sing a song.. she took it, threw it up, threw it down, flipped it, and turnt it inside out! Ability and talent of her caliber is rare indeed..

[@alexlinhardt9826]

She should have won the Oscar for this performance alone. Before watching this, I have never experienced being truly blown away by someone singing. Judy Garland did that for me.

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

she was a great actress and singer, no ust a great singer, don't forget that

[@_KarliWoods]

While I love Grace Kelly, who beat Judy out of the Oscars, I think Judy should have won it.

[@tonyfromconey2164]

Her time to shine and she was ripped off at Oscar time.

[@_KarliWoods]

@@tonyfromconey2164 I dearly love Grace Kelly, but Judy should have won!

[@JenniferMcMullenMusic]

This one shot event is one of the best things ever captured on film.

[@sandraphillips3400]

omg i totaly agree iv been watching this for years its out of this world

[@Andrala007]

EXACTLY! Love hearing how it was all done-in-one take. How many even now can do that? Heard she did it in "The Harvey Girls" intro as well. She is what you call EPIC! lol

[@francesvlogs8968]

@@Andrala007 They did "The Trolley Song" from Meet Me in St. Louis in one take as well; she is just an astonishing person!

[@donna1420]

100%

[@sanfordpress8943]

Yes yes yes. Thank you

[@JanMike9]

The existence of Judy Garland proves humans are made of stardust. She is magical.

[@musicmanvhiii]

Beautifully stated ❤️

[@oopsydoodles5794]

I love this comment. If Judy was an emoji I think she’d be this one: 💖 with a little ✨ because she shines so bright 💡

[@maggiemalone3540]

That is beautiful.

[@stanleyshelmire]

I have often tried to come up with words to describe the way I I feel about Judy Garland. Judy Garland is stardust! Thank You.

[@maggiemalone3540]

Beautifully put.

[@georgewatson9430]

It has been said that Judy Garland sung every song like it was her last. She was truly one of a kind and still dearly missed.

[@johndoe6263]

It was Sinatra that said it and he was right. She was incapable of coasting even though it would have made her life easier. She always played for the highest stakes. It's amazing.

[@nanfitzsimonds7302]

I feel so lucky to have seen this fabulous women in concert three times.

[@billinindiana1]

I saw Judy Garland in Indianapolis in 1967. She introduced Syd Luft, Lorna and Joey, who collaborated with her. She was not too well by then, but the concert hall was charged that night. I've never seen anything like it . . . until I heard Mahalia Jackson. Both powerhouses and fascinating people.

[@annehajdu8654]

billinindiana midwest you are a lucky person! my bucket list is now to see paul mccartney in concert.

[@rossduncan9576]

seriously... I am beyond jealous Nan. So incredibly fortunate

[@michaelmiller1215]

Nan Fitzsimonds I can only imagine. My mother graduated from college in 1954; I wasn't even born yet.

[@Matron3121]

Before my time since I was born in 1988... but what I would do to see her live

[@efernelius]

For me, this is the defining Judy performance. I can watch it over and over and almost cry every time.

[@sanfordpress8943]

Yes yes yes. Definitive.

[@annangel4828]

YES! INDEED! YES!

[@rellenoz]

That vibrato is earth shattering!

[@powerrage93]

Happy 92nd Birthday Judy! From a 21 year old that holds you in high admiration.

[@MelsLife570]

That song deserved the Oscar as did Judy for her heartbreaking and brilliant performance as Esther/ Vickie. And if there were an Oscar for best singing voice, it would be hers too! That voice is a gift. Thank you Judy!

[@m.syauqiabdurahman2798]

Even The The Movie Flop , That Do Not Meant That The Movie Is Suck , This Movie Is A Piece Of Musical Magic . Oscar Just One A Film Which Get A High Box Office Currency .

[@machovoce6826]

No question. One of the worst if not THE worst Oscar gaffe in history.

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

It brings me to tears every time,

[@jujulionesselsa1416]

My Dad told me all about Judy's talents when our mum left us. So every time I hear her it is so dearing to me I think of my dad who did everything he possibly could through for us when working in the coal mines, when he got home he played Judy and Liza's music.

[@mocowan6642]

That is how you belt out a song!

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Good God. Garland could sing rings around everybody. Only Sinatra rivaled her, and even he said she was unbeatable. Love them both.

[@rdpryor]

The best.

[@Sweetthang9]

He was a showman....but she was a powerhouse. I wouldn't snub either of em, but Judy just digs a little bit deeper.

[@KeithHenson]

Jonathan Kieran have to get you some Mel Torme records.

[@jonathangrewcock8197]

Jonathan Kieran Like you, I love them both but I feel that Judy sings with more feeling. You may have already heard Frank's version of "The Man Who Got Them Away" - if not, listen to it, and I think possibly you may agree that though it is a good and slick interpretation of the song, it is just not in the same league as Judy's, who really blows the top of this song.

[@jonathangrewcock8197]

Timmy G I agree! Noone does emotion quite like Judy!!

[@adreena456]

It’s actually hard to breathe while watching this. She’s unbelievable.

[@firesong83]

I don't know how she did it but Judy had the ability to make me live the song with her. I am 72 and this song can still make me feel young. I miss her music. I was lucky enough to see her show at Radio City many years ago. Judy went to the side of the stage and waited for all the people who wanted to meet her in person. That was a performer.

[@gabriellewarden6485]

She was simply supreme!

[@Broadwaybuff-pi1qg]

Wow. What year did she perform at Radio City? I don't recall hearring that she performed there. Carnegie Hall, yes.

[@michaelbutler5865]

Surely one of the greatest vocal performances captured on film.

[@stevebbuk]

Yes but how I wish she wasn't miming.

[@tjsoul161]

What a performance, so much angst and soul, gives me the shivers each time I watch..

[@coloraturaElise]

@@stevebbuk She wasn't. The sound guy from this film commented above that she sang along with the playback while they filmed her, and she was even louder than the playback. No holding back for Judy!

[@songbirdforjesus2381]

Frank Sinatra once said when all else fails we have Judy Garland the Best Entertainer of 100 years. During an interview someone tried to bait Gene Kelly to trashing Judy Garland Gene Kelly also said it didn't matter how long he had to wait for Judy Garland to show up on the set he would wait all day for Judy.

[@janinecox256]

Now that’s a gentleman!

[@aet5807]

Kelly was a class act.

[@VanessaButtino]

How did such a BIG voice come out of such a SMALL body? Jesus ... she was perfect.

[@jonathangrewcock8197]

+Will Sankey You really are a disrespectful wanker to say such putrid, bitter things about a great, great talent who actually miraculously coped with all the hardship life threw at her. Yes, she did get addicted to drugs and put on some weight but maybe if she had had a bit more love and understanding from an early age, which idiots like you seem incapable of showing, then she may have survived longer and been even more capable of greater things .She has never ever been mediocre - SHE WAS A LEGEND FOR GOODNESS SAKE!! And how dare you say she was greedy and ugly - she was a beautiful, beautiful talent with the voice of an angel. Get back into the gutter where you belong, you wanker!!

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

+Will Sankey Congrats FUCKWAD, it's official! You're Fresh, Steaming, Just-Squeezed-Out, 20 LB., HORSE-FLY-COVERED PILE OF SHIT #57,256,419! Now it's time for you to go test ALL the outlets in your single wide with a BUTTER KNIFE while your standing in a BUCKET OF WATER which will hopefully have the desired result of cleansing the human race of one more INBRED DOUCHE BAG like you :-)

[@michaelmcbride5012]

+Will Sankey Begone, Troll!

[@agcons]

@Will Sankey Aren't you a charmer.

[@jccseniors]

Lorna Luft

[@boudusaved4719]

I love her little laugh at the end. So genuine. No one can touch her in terms of conviction to a song. She lives it, she breathes it, it totally consumes her.

[@ralphewell8398]

💯 Like most memories of a past romance, they are scattered with many different emotions. She plays the memory so well with gesture and facial expression.

[@karllieck9064]

Even the musicians are so in awe of her.

[@copanationdie]

What a voice! What a woman! What a life! R.I.P., Frances Gumm.

[@delderful4154]

There is no one, not now, not ever, who sang like this. It reaches into your soul as it emanates from hers. It is a gigantic instrument played with delicacy and power and depth. She owned every song she sang.

[@ronnieyoung2075]

D elderful I mean Whitney Houston , but clearly you’re not ready for that talk right now

[@bryanmgonzalez]

Ronnie Young what?? 💀🥴

[@ronnieyoung2075]

Bryan Gonzalez there’s no what or buts about it. Whitney is a better singer than Judy garland

[@delderful]

@@ronnieyoung2075 You need an ear adjustment. There is no comparison. Judy was working with way better music and instrumentation for one thing and Whitney, who I liked very much, did not have the same degree of emotional delicacy balanced against power that Judy had. Whitney was all power. And, she used too much melisma for my taste...very popular with pop singers but waaay overused...comes across as a gimmick. Having said all that, Whitney was one of the best pop singers of modern times but still not Judy.

[@delderful]

@@ronnieyoung2075 Also, don't try to cheapen artistic talent by making it into a black vs. white thing which is what you appear to be doing. There was no need for you to denigrate Judy, your comment sounded petty and jealous.

[@robbiefl58]

THIS is how one doesn't only sing or performs a song but INHABITS a song so that the song and the singer are fused so tightly together that the audience can't separate one from the other.

[@jonathankieranwriter]

Still watch it, look at it. The scene was filmed so smoky and real -- she kicked everybody out of the park on this.

[@urbanbushwoman]

According to TCM even though hear songs were recorded in a studio for the movie, she actually sung while filming her scenes..She could have lip synced but not Judy, she wanted it real..this song just blows me away... There will never be another like her❤

[@sunnyscott4876]

Yes, I remember hearing about that on TCM. She sounded amazing. Pure talent.

[@8ofwands300]

I just saw that on TCM! Left a similar comment above! 😉😉💗💗

[@mickram23]

The World wouldn't have been the same if Judy Garland hadn't passed by.

[@daniellehurdle5282]

Absolute.....perfection.

[@Blossom89x]

What a lovely thing to say :) very true

[@janinecox256]

I agree! She would have even more amazing that Barbara Streisand and Bett Miller put together!

[@marjoryrainey5761]

That is so sweet of you to say!

[@Michelle-ew6ws]

This comment is as classy as she is 💎👒

[@ms.sonshine8878]

This is one of the greatest performances of all time. She just blows me away.

[@user-cf7pe3qg1c]

Just amazing!! The BEST version of "A Star is Born" ever!

[@joshuahoward6845]

filmed in one take. masterpiece

[@fromthesidelines]

There's an alternate take, with Judy in a different outfit.

[@nellgwenn]

No it wasn't. In the first take she missed her mark and the shot was blurry. For someone to be able to bring it like that again is truly gifted.

[@Bradley7708]

how can you tell?

[@jasonbroccoli]

Joshua Howard Yes!

[@JoeinWashDC]

It’s one camera and no break. THAT’s what is astounding. The one camera is always on her.

[@seanmace4874]

This haunting melody has been a favorite of mine for many many years. Judy sure knows how to belt one out. I miss her.

[@sot730]

this song reduces me to tears every time I hear Judy sing. I have heard many versions including Streisand's but none of them can touch Judys version. This was written for her and my God she is perfect for it.

[@queentargaryen9389]

She really was absolutely incredible, gave me chills and this isn't usually my kind of music.

[@chelseykate14]

She could sing vibrato like no ones business.

[@evanseago2301]

Probably my all time favorite vibrato!!! The ones that follow are Barbra Streisand and Patti LuPone!

[@garydubois5539]

You don't sing vibrato. It happens as a natural

[@Rosannasfriend]

Sing vibrato? That’s a strange way of putting it.

[@vjhreeves]

​@@garydubois5539 you can choose to do it or not

[@rafaelbeckman5869]

Judy not winning the Oscar for best actress is insane to this day.

[@christinewilson4660]

Her singing this song, they way she did: all at once, no cuts, just her, all her...sends chills into my spine every time I hear it. Pure singing, pure emotion, pure Judy. I will forever feel chills and thrills for this. Thank you, Judy....for making me feel alive.

[@rachelaldred3342]

Christine Wilson you just read my mind. You can not fake this emotion. Just..amazing.

[@mikefelix6338]

seriously this song rocked me to my core

[@thebeezinAZ]

Isn't it wonderful that we are able to enjoy her whenever we wish?

[@manchieros]

Chills, thrills and pills. That's Judy.

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

This song is simply awesome👍😍💚🧡💛 giving me goosebumps.

[@Cyberslum1]

Thank you Gilmore girls for introducing me to such an amazing movie once again!

[@Elisheval]

Jennica which episode was this featured in on gg?

[@granalith]

Season 5 episode 16, titled " So.... Good Talk "like the last minute and 30 seconds of the episode .

[@AmyOz320]

Its was PS I Love You for me.

[@lickerwishstick9217]

This woman was impeccable. Her instincts are off the charts. Every nuance and movement poised and intuitive. Is it all choreographed or is she making split second decisions based upon each intricate moment? Only she knows for sure. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!

[@emilyewing3802]

Every note, every gesture - full of meaning - just as she was. Legends never die ❤❤❤. She really did live inside every single note, didn’t she? *swoon*

[@bms3928]

What an absolute treat it must have been to be there to witness her beautiful gift. Those who saw her in person, who practiced with her, who loved her were very lucky.

[@madfranmanr5751]

I can’t even imagine. I’ve watched some of the takes 1, 2, and 3, and this version by far is the best.

[@bitterspice5525]

Judy was the greatest. She was robbed of the Oscar No one would remember Grace Kelly I’d she hadn’t married into royalty: Judy was a goddess!

[@babyj.7793]

Very True💝

[@persebra]

this is absolutely and clearly one the cinema's greatest vocal performances. it leaves you with chills

[@zorro961000]

My God, what a powerful voice..amazing

[@jackie5046]

She's so spectacular even the way she moves..... everything about her was completely unique

[@AnthonyCiconte75]

The greatest singer ever in Hollywood, nobody can touch her in pure talent.

[@hannahsalyers6355]

How anyone could ever call.her ugly (the mucky movie people of that time), just breaks your heart. She is a timeless classic. Beautiful voice, beautiful woman. Wish she would have known that. ♡

[@trgoohileshea2820]

She was a gorgeous woman, but the studio hammered into her that she was plain and ugly and needed to "glam herself up" to maintain. They created a desperate, talented, addicted woman who had no confidence in her amazing ability and blamed her for it.

[@budle89]

Wasn't she was in a dark period before this film? Perhaps, the remarks came from that phase?

[@lynnmeadows177]

If only she'd felt the same way about herself

[@Thewritingelf]

@@budle89 Nope this was even before her dark phase. This took place at her adolescence.

[@micheleburdetteelmore2162]

Her best on screen performance. Robbed of an Oscar.

[@jackjules7552]

Yes, and that Grace Kelly robbed her and then ran off to Monaco to be a princess.

[@micheleburdetteelmore2162]

@@jackjules7552 Cruddy ain't it.

[@shantebarze1068]

That's true, she just had her son Joey an then, not win an Oscar was devastating, at least Liza, won one an Honored her Mother, I thought that was sweet of her. In my opinion Judy was better Actress an Singer instead of Grace Kelly.

[@frankcha3104]

Nothing tops her, nothing beats her,, nothing is better than, equal,,,only one Judy Gardland,,,more than a singer , an actress,,,a superb performer that lived a hell,,,,and still shined,,,and still does,,,

[@FredrickLBishop]

The incomparable Ms. #JudyGarland made the earth shake and hearts break EVERY time she sung. This performance, however, made the universe vibrate and leap. She was just that talented and gifted! Damn! #RIP

[@8ofwands300]

Nice tribute! 💗💗💗💗

[@guadalupeayala762]

The night is bitter The stars have lost their glitter The winds grow colder Suddenly you're older And all because of the man that got away No more his eager call The writings on the wall The dreams you dreamed have all Gone astray The man that won you Has run off and undone you That great beginning Has seen the final inning Don't know what happened It's all a crazy game No more that all-time thrill For you've been through the mill And never a new love will Be the same Good riddance, goodbye Every trick of his you're on to But, fools will be fools And where's he gone to? The road gets rougher It's lonelier and tougher With hope you burn up Tomorrow he will turn up There's just no letup the live-long night and day Ever since this world began There is nothing sadder than A one-man woman looking for The man that got away The man that got away

[@KristinaHawk]

Thanks!

[@mikefelix6338]

Pure poetry

[@aleciabjorlie3103]

Guadalupe Ayala ... Thank you

[@levydan]

Great lyrics

[@lickerwishstick9217]

They sure knew how to write a frickin song back then.

[@JohnGavin69]

My God!!!! She performs the hell out of this song!! She had some of the best chops in the business!! The way she internalizes each note and the depth and richness of her voice at this time in her career is bar none!!! She was a hell of an artist! God bless you Judy!!

[@alicewonder1687]

A Star is Born... brought me here 2023....I was blown away by her Vocals. Judy Garland could sing! R.I.P. Judy Garland

[@barbaras2669]

Liza wasn't bad either.

[@Keyer-bn3dp]

Garland should have won the Academy award- what a performance and what a voice!!!

[@stevenharland556]

that was just sublime,effortless breathtaking performance,from a true legend.

[@TheEntryCode]

Probably the best singing performance on screen. Ever.

[@philipkuttner7945]

I think Helen Morgan’s “Bill” is up there with it, but nothing else comes close.

[@julieharding967]

Not quite The Republican battle hymn sung for Jack JFK

[@richardmayora1289]

I would rate the end of Born in a Trunk as #1

[@PeaceFan1]

Amen to THAT!!!

[@chelseykate14]

NOBODY-And I cant stress that enough-could ever do what she did.

[@DrMAHMMuseumAtHomeinMusic]

Agreed😍💚🧡💛👍

[@lc6067]

Could not agree more. She was a gift.

[@EandEmilia]

My nona said she met her and I didn’t believe her until she opened a draw and pulled out a folder, she was in a retirement home and cherished the photo more than her own life which is a shame I think 🙁, I think it was when she went on her last tour.. If only I was alive to see her it breaks me in and out what Hollywood done to her 😢😢

[@SeaBreeze2247]

I still get chills hearing this, sung by the one and only Judy. What a voice and what a powerful performance. Whew.

[@delderful4154]

Perfection in timing, support, dynamics, interpretation and just that magnificent voice! No one like her, not then, not now.

[@Boudosaved]

I love her little laugh at the end. Makes me want to hug her.

[@lindasturm699]

What a talent!

[@avgolden1974]

My favorite version of a Star is Born!

[@ScrapNfight]

Never grows old. Eternally relevant to the human spirit of all people whether you like it or not.

[@patuberTV]

Happy 100th Judy! The timing of this scene in the film is nearly perfect, and her acting the song is also perfect. Hers was a talent that only lives once.

[@Imenjoyingmyself]

I agree she deserved the Oscar for this

[@douglashott9843]

Imagine walking in on this level of talent and being able to experience it.

[@lisajstephano]

GOD she is just the best, sings the Hell out if this song! Bring tears to my eyes!

[@SSGTA440]

Every cell in her body is emotionally charged......she is AMAZING!!

[@isukaman8561]

She was. and still is. simply the best.

[@carmengrace7455]

***** Yes! I hate most singers these days. There are a few exceptions, but honestly, no one knows what good singing is anymore. Judy all the way!

[@joaoaurelio1534]

***** even those that sing have the guy doing the mix giving them reverb enough for you to whisper above an orchestra and be heard. You can hear the acoustic and how her voice resounds. It's magic, it's a natural thing, one in many millions

[@isukaman8561]

The best female voice ever.

[@markinnocenzi7252]

simply the greatest 5 minutes in movie history!!!!

[@johnjarou2357]

you may just be right there.

[@PackerBronco]

+Mark Innocenzi Maybe, if you exclude Judy Garland singing "Over the Rainbow" or Judy Garland sing "Get Happy" or Judy Garland singing "Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas" or Judy Garland singing ...

[@johnjarou2357]

+PackerBronco i get your point. you also can throw in "lucky day".

[@geoffwolfe9515]

+Mark Innocenzi I just watched it again and for me it always comes down to a couple of things. First, after she motions the trombone player over, we're watching a 4+ minute unbroken take. She's got to carry this scene by herself with no help from any editing tricks. Second, I'm always impressed by the sheer physicality of that performance. Notice how she starts out anchored to the piano. And then she starts to wander among the musicians--but on the first crescendo of the song she's back at the piano. In the meantime she's incredibly expressive with how she's using her hands and arms; great sweeping gestures, etc. And then when the song winds down and she's going to end up sitting down, notice how her hands are in a prayerful position. Its just absolutely magic.

[@mikefelix6338]

I might have to agree with you

[@alvinpickett1713]

That song fits Judy Garland like a glove. No one, but no singer can do that song justice like Judy Garland. Her HEART. Her SOUL. Her SPRIT, is deep into every word of that song. The lyrics to that song is for Judy Garland and Judy Garland only.

[@paigeturner1039]

Her voice is so magnificent. I would do anything to have her back.

[@12davidjoyner]

Magnificent.

[@cher4500]

Judy's best singing in The Man That Got Away... Her voice was amazing as she goes on singing it... Her voice is top... 💖 👌🏼 🎶 💃 🔥

[@hiyerarsi5988]

it reminds me "Ps: I love you"

[@333br]

That bring me here... x3

[@hiyerarsi5988]

amazing movie...

[@333br]

***** It is and sad...

[@lizpatino7790]

Me too!

[@honeys_wildhairvibes]

What are you doing 3 shows a night

[@MichaelJonesCarmichaeldude]

I just about fell over when I first saw the fully restored version of this movie before the studio hacked it to pieces. I believe it effectively cost her a well deserved Academy Award. She was only 32 during this filming. With that though came her deeper woman’s voice. Which I love especially in that little show stopper, The Man That Got Away. It’s perhaps one of my all time favorites, and out of her catalogue of songs, my absolute favorite of HERS! Man she knocked me off my feet with that number. I’ll never forget her! This is a true legend.

[@taylordowning2533]

How was it seeing the fully restored version? I always wanted to see it.

[@cha5]

@@taylordowning2533 It’s well worth getting the Blu-Ray of A Star is Born to see it.

[@girlfromthebronxbywayofelb7288]

@@taylordowning2533 But I think some of the film was actually trashed, so there is no way to truly put the original back together. The "restoration" I saw had still photos to fill gaps where they had some audio, but the film visuals had been tossed in the trash. What a waste!

[@michaelporter9940]

Came looking for a memory...and found it. Wonderful. Better than I remembered it. Thank you.

[@creatrixinc]

Best thing she ever did. I could listen to this over and over and never get tired of it!

[@mca1218]

"Take it, honey." I love the bits of business that go into this marvelous scene: pianist Tom Noonan's cue for Judy to take it and awe; Judy vocalizing from the sheet music before launching into what may be the greatest 3-minute single-take performance of a torch song ever done. Judy was, in fact, born all over again right here.

[@cher4500]

Love this song and the way Judy sung it! Great Voice! Deep! 🌹👍 What a Voice! 💓

[@klassicalmuzik]

I can’t believe there was so much perfection and talent in one mortal being. She truly was a goddess.

[@manchieros]

Or so many pills in one human being.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Absolutely perfect. Garland the Great!

[@LorraineAshby]

A NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN VOICE - JUDY GARLAND !

[@michelwolff6476]

.Bonjour Lorraine , Oui, très belle interpretation

[@michelwolff6476]

Hello, comment vas tu my Dear and so sweeT LORRAINE SINCE YESTERDAY ?

[@LorraineAshby]

michel wolff Sorry for not responding dear Michel but after all the dancing last night I was very tired :) I am well - hope you are well too dear friend ~ Lorraine:o)

[@michelwolff6476]

HeY LORRAINE, SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME ! please

[@LorraineAshby]

michel wolff But of course dear Michel - you have a big heart ~ hugs Lorraine :o)

[@LaughingWithLucky]

Judy Garland. You will always be missed❤️

[@helloxonsfan]

One word: Perfection...!!!

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

In 1954 when this film came out around the Holidays there were lines around the block of the downtown Chicago to see JUDY GARLAND's comeback film "A Star Is Born". And this song "The Man That Got Away" got applause even thou it was on film. Judy Garland' was America's most beloved star at the time. Could I put this any better? Judy was simply the greatest.

[@martiniontherocks4026]

I can't listen to her sing this and not cry...everytime.

[@sophielegault2278]

53 years ago today the world lost the beautiful Judy Garland❤️❤️ R.I.P Judy💖

[@nadzl118wilson9]

💯 perfect vocals Judy was in a league all by her self

[@melisagalvalizi6982]

A triple threat great actress, singer and dancer

[@margeshilling7983]

We didn't appreciate perfection when we had it. Nobody has ever delivered a song like Judy did.

[@stuartlee6622]

Hillary Rodham Clinton did it cackling 🧹

[@levieenrose7646]

Absolutely magnificent!

[@maria102060mg]

Just awrsome! There will Never b another Judy!!

[@bgmeadows6085]

probably one of Judy's best songs.

[@Aussiemarco]

I can’t understand why anyone would want to remake this movie (and twice now??!!) when this version was perfect in every way. Judy was one of the Wonders of the World! Divine lady!!

[@danielyoung5137]

Actually this movie is the second remake of “what price Hollywood” and a remake of the ‘Thirties version with Janet Gaynor. It was already an old warhorse when Garland got to it. But the story has always been a solid-gold tearjerker and still holds up even when compared to the Streisand and Gaga versions.

[@sunnyscott4876]

This may be a remake but Judy Garland owns this movie. Anything pales after this because no one can match her raw talent.

[@karenstewart1265]

Garland and Mason magical on the screen. I really like this move. The Glamorous Miss Judy Garland and her Gorgeous Powerful Voice. Simply Love Her!!! 😍😍😍😍

[@suemiller9743]

Incredible. She had experienced that song. She sung from her gut

[@lifeofriley.1068]

I saw the film today for the very first time and I've got to say that she made me cry. What emotion in her voice! My God, she couldn't half bring meaning to every word and every note.

[@space8053]

The power and beauty of her voice is truly surreal. A real life siren that could and did lure millions to her sweet sound.

[@veronicashorter726]

Just watched this clip from a star is born. Ms Judy Garland had a voice that was just perfection ❣️

[@deadpurple7]

I will never get tired of this song, since I was 12 and now I'm 21 lol well it wont stop there

[@robertantonvlogs]

They don't make em like that anymore. marvelous!!!

[@claisrose1350]

My god-that's perfection.

[@joewhitehead3]

She was crazy talented!!

[@eirikastokes9652]

Her voice is utterly electric and unbelievable here. This movie is a snapshot of her voice, matured from Wizard of Oz and Meet Me in St. Louis, and with all the power of her later years but before the vocal damage. Judy at her absolute peak - nothing like it before or since. She's inimitable and unbeatable. Wish she was alive today to know how much we adore her.