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When he isn’t working on that, he takes walks and remembers his time growing up with Michael, and he also reminisces about Annie. Time magazine, when writing about Garland’s performances in London shortly before her death, wrote that gay men identified with Garland because they saw themselves in her. Upon Michael’s arrival, he instantly took a liking to Ellis, and the two grew close.

Annie always urged Ellis to go find Michael, but he refused. Ellis continues to go on walks, and on one occasion, he sees his coworker Billy kissing another man. A man pushes him out of the way, and Michael exclaims in frustration that he has a right to be there. He walks around and goes through the memories of his youth. Michael spends the holiday season alone and recalls the Christmas in 1976, when Ellis first met Annie, years after Michael and Ellis had taken their romantic trip to France.

A trained actor, she knew what each scene called for, but there wasn’t much distinction between the leads. My Captain!” by Walt Whitman. 

He also remembers the night that Annie and Michael died. He gave up after an hour because he couldn’t keep straight what was happening.

And that’s no fault of Winman’s stellar narration.

When Ellis retrieves it, he also finds a box titled, “Michael.” Carol explains that they kept the box for him after Annie and Michael’s deaths to avoid adding any stress to Ellis’s life.

Spring arrives and the garden blooms. However, am I really the only person not to have noticed this before? His mannerisms were almost like a really bad impression of a gay person.

Rewatching The Wizard of Oz on its 80th anniversary and in companion with the 2019 biopic Judy starring Renee Zellweger in the titular role, the film’s place in queer history is something to be explored and appreciated. 

Let’s start with Judy Garland. He takes in the sight every day and goes to Arles to see where Van Gogh painted.

Afterwards, Ellis called Mabel, who came to pick him up and encouraged him to be patient. Perhaps because she was dolled up so heavily by MGM in her early career, Garland’s persona as “girl next door” became almost over-the-top and garish. When Leonard comes in to take it down, she threatens to kill him if he ever touches it and declares that she is moving into the spare bedroom.

In 1996, Ellis Judd, the adult son of Dora and Leonard, wakes up at five o’clock in the afternoon for his night shift at the Cowley Car Plant.

Ellis promised.