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I've never seen anything in she's been in. All I know is that she's Judy Garland's daughter.

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    jcotton41 — 16 years ago(May 09, 2009 07:07 PM)

    I know I should stay out of it, but I can't.
    Not everybody like perfect, small features. There are many of us who lb68ike dramatic, strong features. Big eyes, big mouth, striking features. Blond is boring.
    To say that we're trying to be "chic and arty" is kind of an insult. It's just a preference. I'd take one Liza Minnelli (not literally - I'm gay, but just to look at) over 10 Brittneys, AND day.
    So if you prefer the looks of a mousey blonde, okay, but it doesn't make the rest of us posers.

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      jimellis — 16 years ago(May 09, 2009 09:30 PM)

      'Not everybody like perfect, small features. There are many of us who like dramatic, strong features. Big eyes, big mouth, striking features. Blond is boring. '
      Your sexuality doesn't reflect on your postI know, sexual-prefrence is a fixation with people today when it comes to everything.
      I am simply stating that she,overall, is nob68t a pretty woman,and I think most of the world's population would concur. It's not really a question of "bland/boring",as such.
      I said nothong about blonde hair. Hair color is not relevant.
      There is a difference between LARGE features and homely-LARGE features. And of course, there are people will small-features who are not attractive.
      But none of Liza'a features are pretty to me: not the nose,mouth,eyes.
      Her eyes are large,but shaped like teardrops,like her father. The false eyelashes only make them look worse.

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        jcotton41 — 16 years ago(May 09, 2009 11:58 PM)

        I'm trying to describe the way I feel about Liza's looks, and my being gay is part of the equation inasmuch as I'm fascinated but I don't want to, you know, sleep with her.
        And no, she isn't pretty. I said I don't really care for just "pretty" in my actresses, I like a big dramatic canvas.
        The critic Pauline Kael acknowle5b4dged that Liza had awkward features and it was only when she sang that they all fit together and she became beautiful. Not to get arty.
        I guess I associate blondes with a fragile beauty, and I prefer study good looks like Maria Callas and Sophia Loren.
        Her eyes saucer-shaped. And she was born to wear those mink eyelashes. Best thing she ever did besides getting high right before Fosse started CABARET and getting her hair cut!

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          jimellis — 16 years ago(May 10, 2009 04:35 AM)

          'Best thing she ever did besides getting high right before Fosse started CABARET and getting her hair cut!'
          Interesting,because I think if she grew her hair out,it would be more flattering; we all need a change in 40 years,as well.
          However, Minnelli already had success before being associated with Fosse. There was 1969's THE STERILE CUCKOO,earning her an Oscar nomination.
          Here's the thing: if people who claim she(and others) are 'beautiful,' saw her walking down the street and she was an unknown,nobody would look twice.
          She seems in love with herself,so thats all that matters.

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            jcotton41 — 16 years ago(May 10, 2009 09:51 PM)

            I agree that she had a streak going, but CABARET put her into the stratosphere.
            I'd look twice: "Hey, that looks like Judy Garland's kid!"
            Anyway, it sounds like you're bit of a fan of Liza's so it's all good. Charles Laughton sure wasn't pretty but he could knock your socks off, and he couldn't even sing!

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              Moon_and_New_York_City — 16 years ago(September 25, 2009 07:43 PM)

              I am gay so of course I have the DNA strand that attracts me to Judy, Liza, Barbra, Bette and Kathy Griffin lol!
              But even though I LOVE Liza with a Z, I think I know why some people make fun of her. She can - at times - become somewhat full of herself and annoying.
              "the best that you can do is fall in love"

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                WordsForeverFlowing — 16 years ago(May 10, 2009 04:08 AM)

                Homely my ass - Liza is strikingly beautiful. Anyone who doesn't like her obviously has no right on the board; amirittte?
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                Though it's not easy to tell you goodbye

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                  jimellis — 16 years ago(May 10, 2009 04:28 AM)

                  Homely my ass - Liza is strikingly beautiful. Anyone who doesn't like her obviously has no right on the board; amirittte?

                  You're clearly joking.

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                    florlite — 12 years ago(December 15, 2013 02:31 PM)

                    She was very beautiful in Cabaret she was very beautiful back in the day nothing to make fun about.

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                      FranLovesBetteD — 13 years ago(October 03, 2012 08:11 AM)

                      "Homely my ass - Liza is strikingly beautiful. Anyone who doesn't like her obviously has no right on the board; amirittte?"

                      Well said. I too think that she's gorgeous, I've always loved her face, and, at least for me, her prime regarding looks was the late '80s-early '90s. She was in amazing shape during the "Results" period.
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                        jlyn1980 — 16 years ago(November 20, 2009 05:08 PM)

                        She was awesome as Lucille 2 in Arrested Development, can't wait for the movie.
                        Namaste

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                          brookwriter — 13 years ago(October 09, 2012 12:08 PM)

                          I am looking forward to that as well.

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                            RoyalAllure — 13 years ago(February 14, 2013 05:24 AM)

                            Have you seen her? LOL.
                            She is hilarious looking and acting. She's very campy.

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                              rrb — 12 years ago(August 19, 2013 08:19 PM)

                              They make fun of her b/c she's a caricature of her former self.
                              When Cabaret came out in 72, she was IT. The first person to appear on the covers of Time & Newsweek the same week. She followed that Oscar-winning triumph with her brilliant, Emmy-winning Liza with a Z. When she replaced Gwen Verdon in Chicago for 3 weeks (2 years before she picked up the 2nd of 4 Tonys, for The Act), tickets sold out in an hour (I luckily already had mine). Her stage and film performances were both big and intimate; watching her in concert at Radio City (a 6000-seat house), I felt she was singing just to me.
                              But as time went by, the subtlety, the genuineness, seemed to give way to a push for the big effect. Pauline Kael observed that she treated every number as if it were the grand finale. Then came the chronic alcohol and drug battles, the weight gain, the constant health problems, the tabloid marriages along with the predictable career decline that come with age for most performers.
                              While the showmanship is still intact, the vessel containing it today is a ruin. Her last New York show noted her inability to move and described her voice as in tatters. And her behavior is loony, exaggerated she seems more like an outr female impersonator than an elder statesman of entertainment. The notorious Larry King interview was a low point and contributed to her being perceived as a camp joke.
                              Her decline does make me sad, remembering what a phenomenon she was when Cabaret made her, deservedly, the biggest star in show business at 25. The pathetic cartoon on Larry King is a poignant contrast to the poised, personable woman I recall being interview by David Frost in 72. Shes not a copy of her mother, but shes not as far removed from her as her fans had hoped.

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                                  residentevil6901 — 9 years ago(January 12, 2017 02:51 PM)

                                  I just think she's not very good looking, quite goofy. I don't think she's a very good actress as well. I've pretty much kept that to myself. This is like the first time I've ever said it or told anybody how I feel. Don't really care if it offends anyone seeing as how everybody is offended by something these days. It's at least nice she's way out lived her mom. Good for her for that.

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