Judy Garland (original name: Frances Ethel Gumm)

Judy Garland was born in Minnesota in 1922 but grew up in California. Her father Grank Avant owned a cinema. She was already a little star as a child because she played in a movie and had some performances in dance shows.

In 1938, Judy made her first film Broadway Melodie, followed by a lot of other movies like The Wizard of Oz. So she became an international famous actress and singer.

She had a lot of personal problems like financial instability, five divorces, alcohol abuse and drug addiction. Judy Garland died at the age 47 because of a drug overdose, leaving children Liza Minelli, Lorna Luft and Joey Luft.