Liza Minnelli

Liza Minnelli is an iconic American actress and singer.

Early Accomplishments

Liza Minnelli first appeared on screen at the age of three in the final scene of the 1949 film In the Good Old Summertime, starring her mother.

From an early age, she began to appear either on the theater stage or on television, and at the age of 17 she already sang with her mother.

Best Known For

Lisa is the winner of the Oscar and Grammy awards, two Golden Globes and two Tony awards.

In 1972, Minnelli played her most famous role as the singer Sally Bowles in the film version of the musical Cabaret. It was this film that brought Liza Minnelli the Oscar statuette in the Best Actress nomination and the Golden Globe.

In 1977, the world-known New York, New York came out, which became one of her most famous songs.

Sexual Orientation

Liza’s orientation is straight. Minnelli was married four times and all four marriages ended in divorce. Her husbands were: singer and songwriter Peter Allen, producer and director Jack Haley, sculptor and director Mark Guiro, television producer and concert promoter David Guest.

Family

Liza Minnelli belongs to a famous artistic family. Her mother is the famous actress and singer Judy Garland, and her father, Vincent Minnelli, was a famous director of Italian origin.

Religion

Liza Minnelli is an Episcopalian.

Worth To Know

Liza Minnelli's own well-known struggle with drugs has invariably led to her being compared to her mother. Minnelli spent a lot of time in rehabilitation centers. She underwent one of the courses of treatment before her marriage to David Gest, and another after their scandalous divorce.