Everybody has their trouble, and I’ve had mine. I just want what everybody wants. I just seem to have a harder time getting it.
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Judy
Legendary performer Judy Garland arrives in London in the winter of 1968 to perform a series of sold-out concerts.
Doctor: Do you take anything for depression? Judy Garland: Four husbands. It didn’t work.
Judy Garland: I don’t have a home. I can’t even get a manager. Ken Frisch: London would offer you a lot of money. Judy Garland: You’re saying, I have to leave my children if I want to make enough money to be with my children?
Mickey Deans: We can’t have the world’s greatest entertainer out here without a drink. Judy Garland: Frank Sinatra’s here? Mickey Deans: Frank is great, but he is no Judy Garland.
Audience Heckler: You’re late! Judy Garland: So what? Do you have to be home for your mommy to put you to bed?
Sidney Luft: The kids miss you, and they also want to stay put. Judy Garland: I’m coming back for them. Sidney Luft: You’re not listening. Judy Garland: I have someone I can rely on now.
Sidney Luft: The kids need a home, Judy. Judy Garland: I know what kids need. They need their mother.
Rosalyn Wilder: There’s an audience out there waiting to hear you sing. Judy Garland: My mouth is dry, and it could fall apart. Rosalyn Wilder: Listen to me. Judy Garland: I can’t. Rosalyn Wilder: You’ll be fine. On you go. [she pushes Judy onto the stage] [answering the knock on her door] Judy Garl…
[hugging her children] I would very much like to stay.
[as Judy is about to take some pills] Lorna Luft: Mama, please don’t go to sleep now. Judy Garland: No, no, no, these are the other ones.
Judy Garland: I’m sorry, it’s so late. Hotel Receptionist: Miss Garland. Judy Garland: Oh, please. I’m Judy. Hotel Receptionist: I’m very sorry, but your suite has been released. Judy Garland: What do you mean released? Where exactly has it gone? Hotel Receptionist: Your account was in arrears.