Ray repeatedly telling her she looked beautiful after she called her younger self a “fat little girl” touched me. It breaks my heart knowing MGM and her mother crushed her self-esteem - we can see it reflected in adulthood. 🥺

It’s sad how the studio made her think she was fat as Dorothy when I saw the wizard of Oz I never thought she was fat.

It is no wonder that Judy was so fond of Ray. He was such a kind gentleman, one can’t help but also adore him.

He was so sweet with her. Unfortunately when you have people constantly telling you you’re not good enough, eventually you will begin to believe them. I’m glad she has a true friend in Ray Bolger, you can just tell he had a wonderful heart ❤️ RIP Ray and Judy. Hope they are together again.

I love their little reunion

They were so sweet together

How sweet of a nugget was that beautiful!

I use to love see this movie as a child this beloved classic movie will never die till this day kids today still watch it

This is a National treasure! They had no idea back then that they would still be entertaining us in the 21 Century. I still watch the move to this day simply because what they were able to achieve in making it way back in 1939. And of course, Judy with her one of a kind voice.

"She never had a chance to become a normal child - or a normal adult. She always had someone hovering over her. There should be a time in your life when you can go home at night and forget about show business, but Judy Garland never got to that point." - Ray Bolger

So beautiful 🥰

Today in school me and my friends were walking through the road during pe, amd we ringed our arms together then sung were off to see the wizard amd we were so distracted that the teacher had to yell at us to come back in the gym 😂

I clicked this accidentally and now I’m tearing up.

While Judy's life certainly was sad. Atleast it seems like her fellow cast members all loved her and she had all of them.

So sad she thought she looked fat

This is one of the cutest videos ever

At least Bolger lived a long life. 😢

So sweet!

Judy 🥰

I LOVE THEM😭😭😭

The Wonderfull Wizard Of Oz 1939 is my favourite movie 🎥

Rip to them 😢

Thank you for this! Any idea where one can find the rest of this episode??

Her mother and the studio destroyed her, its such a shame

Wizerd Of Oz and Everbody Sing MGM and st Louie

😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 i love the wizard of Oz it's the best thing I ever seen before and I love the wizard of Oz before I knew about the Wizard of Oz my life was black all black and now I see I have a purpose in life but for real I don't think I've been wanting this life I don't like I've been on the road and I really miss but everytime I talk to them I know they're up there talking back to me that is ok I think You know that i'm a big fan of the Movie

❤

Back when people had some class. They certainly weren't perfect times, wars, racism, but on the good side, people dressed properly, cars looked good, the way women did their hair, with so many styles, film, radio, music, even adverts, they were painted, unlike now where you go the woods and there's ads growing on the trees, yuck. When i was a kid in the 90s i loved that film...The world needs to slow down, and it needs some magic again. 🦁🍀

I had read online that the leading cast with her shunned her and didn’t hangout with her when they weren’t on set so did ray really be her friend throughout the movie?

Out of all the cast(besides Margaret), Ray I believe treated her nice. Correct me if I am wrong? Was he mean to her back then too?

Kind a sad judy is obviously on something for this interview.

Does anyone know what year this was filmed?

ray what you doin?

Are they married?