Judy Garland Beyond The Rainbow | 1997 A&E Biography Special Premiere FULL with Original Commercials

[peterjones]

I made "Beyond The Rainbow" and won for A&E its first ever Prime Time Emmy Award. Thank you, Judy.

[alasnatalie]

Im cracking up right now😂 the commercials from this era was non stop and long... I remember a one hour program would last an hour and 30 minutes because of all the commercials they show. 😩 I still love & miss this era ❤

[dustnbones]

Love seeing the old commercials 😊, brings back such nostalgia I love it, heartbreaking that judy had such a rough life though, her beautiful soul deserved better

[mys]

Absolutely ❤ the cat chow commercial 😊

[CherokeeBird]

This has been my favorite biography of Judy 😊❤ Thank you for leaving the commercials in. I was 19 in 1997 and remember them. 😊

[jenniferjensen]

It's so sad that people who are loved and admired in this world, can still end up so sad and lonely.

[alegramonticelli]

She was such a beautiful, sweet child and teenager - and never felt beautiful enough.

[lampini]

She looks so much older than 47 in some of those last videos of her. She was so talented that the industry squeezed every drop of talent out of her. And she was used used to being exploited and used for her talent it felt like she didn’t know how to live without it. It’s very tragic but her memory will always live on

[majorboyce]

The Great Star of Entertainment Judy Garland. She's had so many versions of her life put into film. This documentary is the best I've seen and if there is ever another film these facts, the beautiful stories and memories, plus the accounts of her downfall should be the standard they use. A true comeback legend that did the best she could with what she had. We watched her for years in awe not really knowing all that she went through to be her. Rip Judy Garland 🌹🌄

[aleolidemu]

Good program.
Although it's impossible not to mention them, thanks for not focussing only on the bad issues, but, highlighting Judy's humongous talent, sense of humor and great love for her family and audience instead.
Marvelous Judy Garland 💞.. 🪻🌿

[kaibricturner]

Wow Judy is a hilarious story teller lol

[marcellacantoni]

no matter how much shit ppl have talked about her, all the lies and the abuse from the industry, it makes me so happy for her sake that she was able to be the mother she didn’t have herself. the love she had for the kids and they had for her is beautiful ❤
also, she was SO YOUNG!!!! i feel like she’s one of the “sacrificial lambs” world society has had to have in order to understand a lot of the issues created by this fame culture. rip legend

[CicKiz]

people were so honest and candid in these interviews lol

[bruw]

The greatest performer we have ever seen!

[brendastone]

I never realized what a great singer she really was.

[SharpCinema]

Oh Marcella Rabwin - you said so much in so little. "They weren't trying to addict her - they were trying to get a picture finished". That's dark. The economic enterprise when so much money is at stake breeds or requires brutality.

[ciscotheinkboi]

58:10 That's Mr Duncan from Home Alone 2! That NY toy store owner!

[ThePoobears]

great footage of a great icon...RIP Judy Garland...

[galenstone]

Used. By practically everyone who was ever in her life.

[p_nk]

One wonders if these folks who all sound supportive were really so at the time. Sigh.