Lorna Luft, one of Judy Garland's three children, describes the tragic life and death of her mother. "She never had all the things that we today know you need," says Luft, describing how her mother was thrust into stardom at an early age and given addicting medications by her doctors.

Liza Minelli, the oldest daughter of Judy Garland, recounts an incident involving her mother and a drunken fan. Minelli was born in 1946 and made frequent appearances with her mother as a young entertainer before embarking on a career that has won her four Tony Awards.

Hollywood icon Mickey Rooney, a frequent co-star of Judy Garland, describes their friendship and Garland's immense ability. "She was born to be one of the greatest performers in the world," Rooney says. Garland died in 1969, 32 years after she first paired with Rooney on screen in 1937's Thoroughbreds Don't Cry.