I Could Go on Singing
I Could Go on Singing ★★½ 1963
An aging American songstress, on a tour in Britain, becomes reacquainted with her illegitimate son and his British father, but eventually goes back to the footlights. Garland's last film. Songs include “By Myself” and “It Never Was You.” A must for Garland fans. Letterboxed. 99m/C VHS, DVD . Judy Garland, Dirk Bogarde, Jack Klugman, Aline MacMahon; D: Ronald Neame.
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