L'ombre du passé

Titre original : I Could Go on Singing

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Jenny Bowman is a successful singer who visits David Donne to see her son Matt again, spending a few glorious days with him while his father is away in Rome in an attempt to attain the family that she never had.

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Jenny Bowman est une chanteuse à succès qui va rendre visite à David Donne pour revoir son fils Matt. Elle passe quelques jours avec lui, alors que son père est parti à Rome, pour tenter de ... Tout lireJenny Bowman est une chanteuse à succès qui va rendre visite à David Donne pour revoir son fils Matt. Elle passe quelques jours avec lui, alors que son père est parti à Rome, pour tenter de retrouver la famille qu'elle n'a jamais eue.Jenny Bowman est une chanteuse à succès qui va rendre visite à David Donne pour revoir son fils Matt. Elle passe quelques jours avec lui, alors que son père est parti à Rome, pour tenter de retrouver la famille qu'elle n'a jamais eue.

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Officially regarded as her final film before her death in 1969, Judy Garland filmed it immediately after making Un enfant attend (1963) though L'ombre du passé (1963) was released first. At the time of filming, Garland was going through an ugly child custody battle of her own with her soon-to-be-divorced husband, Sidney Luft. The opportunity to make a film in England with Sir Dirk Bogarde, an actor and friend she had long admired, provided the perfect escape from her problems at home but unfortunately Garland carried her troubles with her across the Atlantic.

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Jenny Bowman: You think you can make me sing? Do you think you can - do you think George can make me sing? or Ida? You can get me there, sure, but can you make me sing? I sing for myself. I sing when I want to, whenever I want to, just for me. I sing for my own pleasure. Whenever I want - do you under stand that?

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Edited into Chop Suey (2001)

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I COULD GO ON SINGING
Music by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by E.Y. Harburg

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7/10

Surprisingly pleasing

Caught this on daytime TV one day and found it surprisingly engrossing. The plot line could be corny, but instead it is a touching and believable story. The principals are excellent - Judy Garland is not my favourite performer but she is very likable here, and Dirk Bogarde presents with his usual charm a role which could easily be unsympathetic. The young man who plays the part of the son is fresh and appealing, providing an excellent foil to the two seasoned professionals who play his parents. The Englishness of the settings comes across strongly but is not overdone. The script is low key but interest never flags. I don't find the vocal numbers particularly appealing - Garland's mature voice is rather smoky, but she delivers with all the seasoned arts of a veteran. Touch of weirdness - Garland's hair! Whoever coiffed her for this movie should be run out of town. Over-teased and over-sprayed, it is somehow dishevelled also, and strangely one-sided at times. Not flattering!