Welcome to the only site on the internet devoted entirely to the multi-talented entertainer, Judy Holliday. Though she is most fondly remembered for her Oscar-winning role as "Billie Dawn" in the 1950 film "Born Yesterday", Judy was also an established and respected performer in several other fields,
including music, radio and theatre. In 1957, her distinguished
career in the theatre culminated in a Tony award for her
performance as "Ella Peterson" in the musical "Bells Are Ringing". In real life, she was anything but the stereotypical
"dumb blonde" characters she so often portrayed on the stage and screen. In her brief, but spectacular life, she managed to leave behind a legacy of laughter punctuated by a wealth of talent, personality and charm. Below you will find a set of buttons that will take you to the various sections of this site. For a much more detailed look at her life and career, click on the "Biographical Essay" button below.
6 months and 20 days after I first reported that E! Entertainment Television was producing an episode of it's "Mysteries & Scandals" on Judy, it's FINALLY airing. Below in the TV section you can check ot the air dates for December.
-------GLENN
Posted 5/1/99: E! Entertainent Television is currently producing an episode of "Mysteries & Scandals" about Judy Holliday.
Posted 3/15/99: On June 30th, 1999 the Los Angeles Conservancy will hold a special one night screening of "Born Yesterday" at the Orpheum Theater. Film critic Leonard Maltin is scheduled to be there live on stage interviewing special invited guests.
Posted 12/22/98: In 2000, Columbia Home Video will be releasing a 50th Anniversary Edition of "Born Yesterday".
UPCOMING JUDY HOLLIDAY MOVIES ON TV!
Here you will find a schedule that will be updated each month, informing you where and when you can find Judy Holliday movies on cable television.
"Phffft!" (1954)
Monday, December 13th at 1:30pm
American Movie Classics (AMC)
"Adam's Rib" (1949)
Wednesday, December 13th at 6:00pm
Turner Classic Movies (TCM)
"Mysteries & Scandals" (1999)
Thursday, December 16th at 8:30pm
Friday, December 17th at 9:30am & 3:30pm
Saturday, December 18th at 8:30am
Sunday, December 19th at 5:00pm
E! Entertainment Television (E!)
"Phffft!" (1954)
Monday, December 27th at Noon
American Movie Classics (AMC)
Showtimes are for America's Eastern time zone, but may also be the same in your area. Check your local listings to be safe though.
