Judy (2019)
Overview
Thirty years after starring in "The Wizard of Oz," beloved actress and singer Judy Garland arrives in London to perform sold-out shows at the Talk of the Town nightclub. While there, she reminisces with friends and fans and begins a whirlwind romance with musician Mickey Deans, her soon-to-be fifth husband.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $10,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $38,981,322.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 9.583 |
Directed By
Rupert Goold
Crew
Peter Quilter
Rose Garnett
Hilary Williams
Jeremy Woodhead
Jeremy Woodhead
Matt Dunkley
Matt Dunkley
Becky Bentham
Karen Elliott
Stephen Carney
Polly Duval
Louise Killin
James Price
Adrian Bell
Lee Herrick
Robert Ireland
Paul Cotterell
Caitlin Spiller
Paul John Chandler
Julius Ogden
Arron Monkman
Nic Milner
Jason Walker
Daniel Wombwell
John Ferguson
Martina Massimei
James Hogarth
Andy Sauer
Paula Casarin
Andrew Bonner
Aneta Chalas
Jordan Barbour
Nicola Bisello
Gemma Wright
Liam Shaw
Adam Ridge
Jennifer Annor
Brett Tyne
Paddy Paddison
Alice Sutton
Frances Bennett
Gabrielle Williams
Rachel Garlick
Nigel Hughes
Owen Harrison
Martin Mandeville
Richard Davies
Harriet Kendall
Claire Mitchell
Elizabeth Kane
Daisy Babbington
Terry Archer
Barbara Taylor
Barbara Taylor
Renata Gilbert
Deborah Jarvis
Robb Crafer
Debbi Salmon
Morag Smith
Natasha Ladek
Paul Bowring
Joe Macdonald
Danny Griffiths
Jack Powell
Martin Winton
Jenni Suitiala
Joe Hissey
Matt Lumley
Vince Madden
Rowan Haughey
Jason Wheeler
Mark Grimwade
Ben Sanderson
Laura Cheese
Jeanne Caboche
Maxine Stanley
Sarah Wilson
Elizabeth Himelstein
Lynne Page
Luke Fetherston
Chris Reynolds
Simon Trundle
Paul Hanks
Ian Waggott
Nick Baldock
Drew Jones
Paul Round
Rob Pizzey
Ellen Steers
David Hindley
Andy Blackburn
Rupert Goold
David Livingstone
Ole Bratt Birkeland
Melanie Oliver
Tom Edge
Gabriel Yared
Alice Searby
Fiona Weir
Kave Quinn
Tilly Scandrett
Stella Fox
Jany Temime
Lee Dean
Charles Diamond
Ellis Goodman
Aaron Levene
Mickey Liddell
Cameron McCracken
Laurence Myers
Andrea Scarso
Pete Shilaimon
Jim Spencer
Jen Annor
TOP CAST
Renée Zellweger
Judy Garland
Jessie Buckley
Rosalyn Wilder
Finn Wittrock
Mickey Deans
Rufus Sewell
Sid Luft
Michael Gambon
Bernard Delfont
Richard Cordery
Louis B. Mayer
Royce Pierreson
Burt Rhodes
Darci Shaw
Young Judy
Andy Nyman
Dan
Daniel Cerqueira
Stan
Bella Ramsey
Lorna Luft
Lewin Lloyd
Joey Luft
Tom Durant-Pritchard
Ken Frisch
John Dagleish
Lonnie Donegan
Adrian Lukis
Dr Hargreaves
Gemma-Leah Devereux
Liza Minnelli
Gus Barry
Mickey Rooney
Jodie McNee
Vivian
Gus Brown
Porter Reg
Matt Nalton
Music Director
Bentley Kalu
Georgie
Martin Savage
Mr. Horowitz
Phil Dunster
Ben
Gaia Weiss
Abbie
Lucy Russell
Publicist
John Mackay
Johnnie Ray
Natasha Powell
Ethel Gumm
Bradley Banton
James
Ed Stoppard
Interviewer
David Shields
Photographer
Tim Ahern
Walter Rickerts
Peter Forbes
Richardson
Arthur McBain
Askith
David Rubin
Noel
Anthony Shuster
Male Audience Member 1
Alistair Cope
Male Audience Member 2
Jack Jagodka
Tanned Man
Fenella Woolgar
Margaret Hamilton
Brontë Lavine
Fine Feather Dancer
Emily Warner
Fine Feather Dancer
Flora Dawson
Fine Feather Dancer
Gillian Parkhouse
Fine Feather Dancer
Jennifer Davison
Fine Feather Dancer
Jenny Wickham
Fine Feather Dancer
Joelle Dyson
Fine Feather Girl
Lucy Carter
Fine Feather Dancer
Rebecca Fennelly
Fine Feather Dancer
Sam Wingfield
Fine Feather Dancer
Robert Ryan
Paparazzi Photographer
Jonathan Cheetham
Drag Bar Customer
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