Judy Holliday, born Judith Tuvim on June 21, 1921, in New York City, was an American actress, comedian, and singer known for her work in stage and film. She began her career in December 1938 as a member of the cabaret group The Revuers. Holliday’s breakthrough came with her role in the Broadway production Born Yesterday (1946), which she later reprised in the 1950 film adaptation, earning an Academy Award for Best Actress and a Golden Globe Award for Best Actress – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy. She also won a Tony Award for starring in the Broadway musical Bells Are Ringing and appeared in the 1960 film version. Holliday died on June 7, 1965, in New York City, from metastatic breast cancer.
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| Their Only Recordings Together |
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Bells Are Ringing
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Bells Are Ringing (Original Broadway Cast)
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Broadway: The American Musical
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Dean Martin: The Capitol Recordings, Vol. 10 (1959-1960)
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Irving Berlin: A Hundred Years
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Falling in Love Is Wonderful: Broadway's Greatest Love Duets
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Embraceable You: Broadway in Love
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| Bells Are Ringing (Original Movie Soundtrack) |
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Greatest Hits of Broadway
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The Party's Over: Broadway Sings the Blues
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Ultimate Broadway
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| Sex Kittens in Hi-Fi: The Blondes |