Why did Lucille Ball say Judy Garland made her “to look like a sea?” – Aol

In the 1930s, Lucille Ball and Judy Garland began to appear on the big screen in various films, the latter in more famous films and the first in B-Pictures.

Until the 1950s, they were bonafid Hollywood legends, with Garland owned the film musical and a ball named Queen of the TV comedy as a star of I love LucyS

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According to the author John Frike, a former theater publicist who was appointed to Chaffer Lucille Ball, the famous redhead shared frightening revelations about Judy Garland in the car with him one day in 1977.

“Now she didn’t know me or something about me, and it was just the two in the car,” Frike recalled, “but at one point she talks about how people always expected her to be funny. She said her daughter Lucy was Funny on the stage and the exclusive, but Lucille Bal felt that she was only funny because the writers gave her funny things.

“I almost left the road when she told me,” Do you know who was really funny? “I said,” No, who? ” And she said, “Judy Garland,” Frike continued.

At that moment, Bal told him, “Judy Garland was the most naturally funny woman in Hollywood. In fact, Judy Garland made me look like a walric.”

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