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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 331469" data-attributes="member: 19">i was talking what MGM did in the 30&#039;s and 40&#039;s in General.&nbsp;&nbsp; Ziefeld Girl or was it Follies? the (1946) film the sequel i forget which one came first as i haven&#039;t seen either one, well Mickey Rooney who had come back from the war by than shot footage for that and it was a pretty big part i think he said? and he also said that Judy was in it as well but to use his words&#039; you can tell my time in the spotlight had shifted and how nobody cared about me anymore because they cut my scenes and Judy&#039;s from as i said the film already. he wasn&#039;t surprised on that is what i&#039;m getting at and none of that footage has ever been released which i doubt it still does. i mean look at London after Midnight the (1927) Lon Chaney Sr. film it existed until (1967) when a fire broke out and no copies are known to exist because it wasn&#039;t in the right Temp studios just didn&#039;t care about a film once it was released back in the day.&nbsp; i mean the Road Show version of it&#039;s a mad mad mad mad world (1963) which is about an hr longer i think?&nbsp; than the theatrical cut no longer is around as nobody can find it. so there you go. but didn&#039;t Judy start filming at least a couple others than her behavior made her replace her and it wasn&#039;t just in Annie Get Your Gun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 331469, member: 19"] i was talking what MGM did in the 30's and 40's in General. Ziefeld Girl or was it Follies? the (1946) film the sequel i forget which one came first as i haven't seen either one, well Mickey Rooney who had come back from the war by than shot footage for that and it was a pretty big part i think he said? and he also said that Judy was in it as well but to use his words' you can tell my time in the spotlight had shifted and how nobody cared about me anymore because they cut my scenes and Judy's from as i said the film already. he wasn't surprised on that is what i'm getting at and none of that footage has ever been released which i doubt it still does. i mean look at London after Midnight the (1927) Lon Chaney Sr. film it existed until (1967) when a fire broke out and no copies are known to exist because it wasn't in the right Temp studios just didn't care about a film once it was released back in the day. i mean the Road Show version of it's a mad mad mad mad world (1963) which is about an hr longer i think? than the theatrical cut no longer is around as nobody can find it. so there you go. but didn't Judy start filming at least a couple others than her behavior made her replace her and it wasn't just in Annie Get Your Gun. [/QUOTE]

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