“Judy” unveils the captivating tale of Judy Garland’s swan song in the vibrant city of 1968 London, a masterpiece soon to be unleashed globally by Pathe. Leading the charge is the incomparable Renée Zellweger, donning the mantle of Garland’s enigmatic persona. Tom Edge, the mastermind behind “The Crown” and “Lovesick,” weaves the script’s intricate threads, while the visionary Rupert Goold steps into the directorial spotlight, backed by the creative prowess of BAFTA winner David Livingstone for Calamity Films.
The film unfurls Garland’s odyssey as she descends upon London’s bustling streets, brimming with anticipation for her electrifying performances, all while navigating a labyrinth of personal and professional tribulations. Beyond the glitz and glamour, Garland confronts managerial woes, strikes chords with fellow musicians, and delves into heartwarming reminiscences with devoted fans. Yet, amidst the spotlight’s glare, she finds solace and intrigue in a budding romance with Mickey Dean, her soon-to-be fifth husband. However, behind the facade of stardom lies a poignant narrative of vulnerability, as Garland grapples with the ghosts of her Hollywood past and yearns for the warmth of family amidst the relentless whirlwind of fame.
Pathe orchestrates the distribution symphony across select territories, orchestrating a global spectacle that promises to captivate audiences’ hearts. “Judy” emerges as a cinematic marvel, inviting viewers on an exhilarating journey through the kaleidoscope of Garland’s extraordinary life.
