A recent "blind item" allegedly about her marriage to Vincent Minnelli
http://www.agcwebpages.com/BLINDITEMS/2021/SEPTEMBER.html
377. ENTERTAINMENT LAWYER 09/28 **15**
https://www.crazydaysandnights.net/2021/09/todays-blind-items-marriages-old.html
The Marriages - Old Hollywood: This A list director (Vincent Minnelli) who was an Oscar winner married four times in his life (Judy Garland/Georgette Magnani/Denise Hale/Margaretta Lee Anderson). It was the first marriage that anyone ever discusses. That first marriage was to a permanent A lister (Judy Garland) and his treatment of her was one of the reasons she turned to drugs and booze more frequently. The director was an awful person. There has been a book or two written about him, but those books and even his Wikipedia page, make it seem as if was gay only prior to moving to Hollywood and then went back in the closet and didn't have sex with any men for the rest of his life. That is of course nonsense. The director didn't love the actress and it was an arranged marriage. He directed his wife ("Meet Me in St. Louis") while she was going through her first divorce (David Rose) and just before they married. While filming was taking place, the director was sleeping with his future wife. He was also sleeping with the leading man (Tom Drake) in the movie. It was really his best known role. In the next movie ("The Clock") the actress made, also shot by her now husband, he tried to get the lead actor (Robert Walker) to sleep with him, but was turned down. During a movie about a swashbuckler ("The Pirate") a couple of years after, the director once again directed his wife and this time did succeed in sleeping with the leading man (Gene Kelly). He was in lust with the permanent A list actor/director/dancer and went over budget just so he could find new ways to shoot the actor. All of these affairs with men while married, caused our actress to go into a deep state of depression. She did have a child (Liza Minnelli) with the director. Vincent Minnelli (Judy Garland/Georgette Magnani/Denise Hale/Margaretta Lee)/Judy Garland/"Meet Me in St. Louis"/David Rose/Tom Drake/"The Clock"/Robert Walker/"The Pirate"/Gene Kelly/Liza Minnelli