If you’re looking to learn more about the life of Elaine Stritch, the Broadway legend who died Thursday at age 89, there’s no better authority than Stritch herself. Thankfully, her one-woman show, Elaine Stritch At Liberty, is available in its entirety online (at least for now). In just two-and-a-half-hours, Stritch walks viewers through her career milestones and famous romances — all with the caustic sense of humor she was known for.
Stritch was also the subject of a documentary, Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me, which costs a few dollars to watch on YouTube and features plenty of tributes from her famous friends. Tina Fey, who worked alongside Stritch on 30 Rock, puts it nicely in the trailer below: “She is confident and brassy and stylish and gorgeous [and] she doesn’t wear pants.”
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