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Liza Minnelli, full Liza May Minnelli, full Liza May Minnelli, born March 1946, Hollywood, California, USA), American actress and actress (12 perhaps the best actress and actress, perhaps the best classical music Cabaret ( 1972) in the role of Sally Bowles.
Minnelli was the daughter of film director Vincente Minnelli and iconic entertainer Judy Garland. However, she gained a role in the 1963 Broadway revival of Best Foot Forward. Success in this role brought him the attention of a number of television series, including The Ed Sullivan Show, and brought him to wider public attention.

In 1965, at age 19, Minnelli starred as the title character in the movie Flora, The Red Threat , the first musical by the songwriting team of John Kander and Fred Ebb. The show ran for just 87 performances, but Minnelli's performance won a best-acting Tony in one ball, remaining the youngest winner of the 21st music award. What happened with Kander and E is the 1964 archival relic archive and the duo Minnelli's 40-year procurement process to be privately sourced.
Within two months of Flora's closing, Minnelli embarked on her first solo tour. Like her mother, she had a strong audience response and was somewhat open in herself at the concert. He reviewed offers to star in early films but eventually accepted a small role in Charlie Bubbles (1968) as Albert Finney's case. the following year, for the performance Sterilgukuklu (1969), she received her first Oscar (best actress). She starred in Love Me, Junie Moon (1970) without seeing the elder on the biggest screen in cinema. Cabaret (1972). The musical derived from John Van Druten's play I But a Camera (which itself included lyrics and music by Kander and Ebb, from Christopher Isherwood's 1939 collection of Goodbye Berlin stories. Minnelli became a sensation as the "divinely decadent" Sally Bowles). She won both the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in Cabaret in 1973, when she was the first actress to appear on the cover of Time and News Week magazines, and an Emmy Award for her performance appearing as the star of revitalizing TV's great weekend.
At this part of her career, Minnelli has been considered one of only two "bankable" movie stars in Hollywood (the other being Barbra Streisand), but food from live music is back, including a Tony Award-winning engagement at the Winter Garden Theater on January 1. returned. on Broadway. On her return to film acting, she came back to life with a future nomination. Budget demands for Lucky Lady (1975), profits were deeply cut, and A Matter of Time (1976), the last film to be passed, fell victim to studio tampering. This group's last film was a great homage to the great wonder of the 1940s by Martin Scorse. New York, New York (1977). Despite losing money at the box office, the movie presented Minnelli with two trademark songs, "Theme from New York, New York" and "But the World Goes' Round." While few were more confident in the record-breaking record that followed, Minnelli acknowledged Dudley's appearance as one in the blockbuster comedy Arthur (1981).
Minnelli's return to Broadway for 1977-78 in the musical Kander-Ebb earned him a Tony Award. After appearing in the musical Victor/Victoria (1995–97), she was reunited with Minnelli in Minnelli (1999–2000). The Broadway show Liza's at the Palace… (200809) won the Tony Award for best private execution–.
Continuing throughout this time, Minnelli will continue to record and has appeared on value albums (1989), Slowly (1996) and Lidza's Back (2002). content, after a taped performance of a concert after recovering from various health issues. Confessions 2010 installed. Additionally, Minnelli has occasionally appeared in movies and television. He particularly had a recurring role in the TV series Arrested Development .
Scott SchechterEditors of the Britannica Encyclopedia

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