So smooth so clear filled with emotion, she’s so amazing with that voice Love Ann’s version best ❤️❤️

What a good scene, never saw this before.....

She was magnificent

She's bigger than Oscar.

She was a exceptional petformer. I was dobdad when shebpassed away that decide to go to her funeral vand wsited on line for hours

I think everyone agrees that this was one of the best dramatic scenes ever committed to film. The script was revised several times over by both Bogarde and Garland themselves. They cemented it to memory, then improvised it to perfection in one long single take for the final version shown in the film. However, after seeing this film many, many times, one bit of very deserved praise often goes unnoticed and unmentioned. The lighting, especially the key lights on Miss Garland's face, is probably the finest bit of cinematography ever. Ever. Kudos to whomever conceived of and accomplished this sheer artistry. After over 60 years, this scene still takes my breath away every time.

Was a more real scene ever shot in a film? This was Judy Garland, this was not acting.

Judy was a great gift to all the world ❤

I’d love to watch the whole interview

Who does the barrel turns?

Beautiful scene still. Sixty years later. The movie was released in 1963. It's 2023 now. This scene still plays well today. The world still hasn't produced another Judy Garland. What a presence. What a performer. What a lady.

The greatest entertainer the world has ever seen, her beautiful voice breaks my heart every time.

Susan is one of the very few left who knows how to be a star. Unlike the KarTRASHians

We are watching Frances Gumm crying. She can't take pretending to be Judy Garland.

Absolutely brilliant and very TOUCHING 😢

How I loved him and his performance and singing style! ❤️ Thank you for this.

this is realistic and a parallel to the life she was living with sid luft as their marriage was ending..In his book he also stated she was high on ritalin during the movie

One of my all time favorite movies . Great music, great story and this scene in particular is I think the best performance of her life . ❤

compelling performance..he was it!

Ultra fabuloso; just wish the rez was a bit higher....

Soulwrenching performance and what a voice and what mannerisms to convey his aching question. Such realism.

One of her husbands should have said & done these things for her. she just needed someone to hold her, tell her forget what mgm told her,, how beautiful & wonderful she was, that it was going to be okay. that people love her, and that her heart that she shows when she sings is all she needs to get her through.

When anyone asks me what gives me a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes of any film I reference this scene......according to those in the know this scene was especially poignant and autobiographical and not rehearsed....beautiful beautiful scene.

What a treat ❤❤❤

“It’s not worth all the deaths that I have to die!” - Judy for real. Sinatra said that every time Judy sang she died a little with each performance. That’s how much she gave. I hope she’s resting in heaven, happy, knowing how much she’s loved and all of this time later. Sinatra also said that everyone will be long forgotten after they’re gone, but not Judy, never ever. And it’s all the truth!

thank you; this was not meant to be a love song to a human but rather a Hymn to God

The band kind of blundered in this piece. Like they hadn´t ever studied how La Streisand renders the song, and which kind of back-up Von would require.

Music I grew up with...often in the background as I listened to rock and roll...but you couldn't help being touched by the brilliance...an era of performers that are gone forever...Sammy Davis Jr, Tony Bennett, Lena Horne, Sarah Vaughn, Nat King Cole, and so many others...music to last a lifetime

Sing out, Morrow! ❤

Been a fan since don’t tell mama nyc⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️❤️❤️❤️❤️

A Perfect Performance by an Incredible Woman whom i just Love and Appreciate so Much!

Jesus she's beautiful 😍❤️

Most underrated show tune in the history of musical theater. (And Karen Morrow is probably the most underrated performer.)

I used to watch her and Jim just for laughs. After their divorce she was on a reality show (The Real World). She was lovely, non judgemental, a decent human being. I fell in love her. Whenever I hear her name I tear up a bit.

One of my favorite actresses. It’s such a pity that her famous voice outshone her acting because I think she was an even better actress than singer and that’s saying A LOT

She improvised alot of it too. While drunk, she was amazing and couldn't escape the people supplying her. 😮‍💨 Gone too soon this legend.

2:25 .. ❤❤ Academy award.

I avoided this movie because, on the whole, it’s not a very compelling film. Generally moribund. Plot is … flimsy. BUT, JG’s performance in this one scene (which she and Bogarde rewrote entirely to their satisfaction) is probably her single best dramatic scene ever committed to any film. And she’s not playing “herself” in it, she’s playing a character whose needs and crises were very different from Judy’s at the time she filmed the movie. Garland was still riding a wave of tremendous multimedia successes in the early 1960s, her family life was fairly stable, lots of money (being secretly stolen in increments) and a staggering $24M television series deal with CBS on the way. She’s playing a guilty mother whose lifelong abandoned son does not respond to her, and that is what comes across in the performance. At this point in her life, Judy’s kids were exceedingly close to her. This is a raw, brilliantly articulated scene with minimal (if any) Garland mannerisms. Very natural and free but also expertly delivered with nuance and curious little layers and subtle shifts in the type of emotions summoned as the character must sail through a range of quite distinct crises in which she confronts her drunkenness, then her professional ambivalence, then her acute pain over an old love lost, and finally her son’s rejection of her. Even the scene with Klugman was ace. A genuinely astonishing tour de force from Garland, sparkling like a crown jewel in an otherwise uneven film. As her last film ever, this was one helluva great scene that allowed her to go out with a bang.

Can never get over what a colossal schmuck Buddy Hacket is for coming in early and stealing focus as she’s bringing the number home. And she’s so very gracious with the kiss on the cheek.

"I don't care if they're fasting". (:

Im 72 and in my aged opinion, Judy -first off - was robbed of her Oscar for A Star Is Born. If you ever get a chance to see it on the big screen, PLEASE see it, it illustrates my point: unlike the talent of today, Judy had the ability to play it with complete honesty and at the same time, reach out of the screen and just grab you by the heartstrings in any scene she played. She was a true genius. It is just so sad that it comes with a very heavy pricetag.

im so surprised this video doesnt have more views! tammy is and was a gem <3 queen of queens

The hospital scene was so real, she really was talking about herself!!

2021 still enjoy this so much especially Morocco.

OMG I love Scott and LIZA

This acting is genius ! Judy Garland is brilliant....!!

Sing out, Karen!!

why wasnt she a gigantic star?

Ann is fabulous every time!

This is amazing! She's a goddess! This is the most real I think we ever see her....