May 19, 2024

Bonus video! Liza Minnelli visits the lesbian mud-wrestlers of Hamburg

Hello there!

I've been digging deeper into the life & career of Ms. Liza Minnelli and I've found some truly delightsome interviews that she gave around 1972. That includes a few details about her research into Cabaret, which apparently led her to a Hamburg orgy/lesbian mud wrestling??? Imagine getting all dressed up for a nice night of lesbian mud-wrestling and then you spot Liza Minnelli across the room.

Plus! I've got some interesting clues about the roles that Liza might've turned down from Walt Disney. Thanks to TBoneSF for providing some context about Walt's (failed) Oz plans!

(Also, I'm trying a new thing with the editing of these bonus videos -- basically doing some technical workflow tweaks so I can upload them at a higher resolution. Let me know if you like that better/worse/don't care! I don't know if these really need to be in 4K!)

Backup link to this week's bonus video: https://youtu.be/Q9F9oSIaDds

Comments (8)

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Thomas Lux · July 12, 2024

The Sterile “Cucu” lol.

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Avi Lichtenstein · May 19, 2024

The person who introduced me to Cabaret told me on an occasion that Liza was so good in Cabaret because she was more or less portraying herself. That’s probably an exaggeration, but I could never buy Christopher Isherwood’s criticism of her in the role. (And if I were Jean Ross, I would much rather be portrayed by Liza than Jill Haworth). And during the video I kept thinking about Judy Garland’s appearance on What’s My Line, which is incredible for so many reasons. But she was in the city because she was there for Liza’s marriage to Peter Allen.

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Matt Baume · May 20, 2024

Yes I agree that's probably an exaggeration about her playing herself ... but not by much!

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Bryan Ladd · May 19, 2024

Very cool video, thank you!

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Joe Winn · May 19, 2024

Hey Matt, another great video! I look forward to seeing what you working on every week! Thanks for the hard work and the great content!

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Matt Baume · May 19, 2024

Yay thank you!

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Anna R. · May 19, 2024

This title is everything! So excited

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Matt Baume · May 19, 2024

Thanks and oooops how did I not not notice that typo in the title