By far the greatest talent that Britain has ever produced. Fantastic singer, dancer and actress, beautiful and a genuinely nice person.

@MegaELECTRICEYE

7 жыл бұрын

Oh yes indeed.

@mariacristinagalindo3814

7 жыл бұрын

Julie Andrews es una gran cantante su voz es fantástica , su actuación impecable y una actriz con una vida decente sin escándalos de ningún género , una maravillosa persona y mírenla es elegante y con clase , una mujer espectacular

Julie Andrews is the greatest singer, actress, and nicest most wonderful person ever to exist!!!

@emilycantrellofficial7722

Жыл бұрын

No...

She has the greatest voice in the world, EVER.

A lady with the magic in great abundance! I had the great honour of meeting Julie and her husband Blake Edwards many years ago. They were both super nice and very natural in conversation. Julie's speaking voice really was beautiful. The most feminine and classy I have ever heard personally.. Photos were taken with them which I have today. Blake Edwards, sadly, has now passed away but the memory of meeting them together and sharing conversation for one hour will always be special! Yes, Julie Andrews a truly great star on the world stage!

Julie Andrews, tu legado es universal , para aprender y saber como se tiene que cantar y llegar a los corazones. Tu lo hiciste... Bravo Julie.

She didn't play Mary Poppins... She IS Mary Poppins!... Practically perfect in every way.!!! :-))) Absolutely talented, absolutely pretty and absolutely classy.

@tombennett3827

5 жыл бұрын

I think Jayne Mansfield or Marlene Dietrich would have been better casting for Mary Poppins.

@ElizaDolittle

4 жыл бұрын

@@tombennett3827 - hilarious

@CatherineZhang-kq2cm

4 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more✨…

No other will top this amazing incredibly talented beautiful artist! So classy, elegant brilliant performer! She's my forever favorite ! Humble beautiful inside & out!

Great to learn that she sing when she was a little girl. Her voice is so charming.

Gran legado nos ha dejado Julie. Para aprender a cantar y hacerlo bien. Espectacular soprano.

A gorgeous, pure and strong voice even then.

I admire mam Julie Andrews until now I want to see her singing and her.movies I live to see and she has an amazing voice.thanks Ms Julie for inspiring to me and to many until now I am active choir members because of her..how I wish I see u personally but I am here in Philippines.i don't know when this will happen to see u and see u personally..iloveyou my idol..Godbless and tkr always..tnx for sharing your nice movies and ur lovely songs I love much until now.

She is one of the most Genuine stars I have ever come across. You see her as a person weather she's acting or giving an interview. She's so very real while at the same time being so very gracious with a dignity about her that cannot seem to be broken. I respect and love her because she is herself. One can't help loving her.

Julie was an adorable child

I love Julie Andrews and I've seen so many videos of her on youtube, but everytime again when I see it, I'm surprised about this unbelieble talented woman. Just... Breathtaking.

She's one of my all time favorite her singing was like and Angel 😇 awesome lady, she was a cute child with pigtails. Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas 🎄

this is a Blessing from God may everyone and everything be blessed again with this sweet voice of reason Save humanity

Gosh Julie Andrews once had long hair oh my God!I Thought she has always had short hair.

Imagine how Simon Cowell would react if a 12 year old Julie walked in to audition

@belleoftheball2night302

9 жыл бұрын

Maria Llamanator in my opinion they never had anyone on the show who's voice was so classically trained. He probably would have said, "WE CAN'T SELL THAT..."

@hannahbanana2141

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@reasonrestored9116

4 жыл бұрын

Maria A. Saraswati he wouldn’t recognise her talent unless he thought he could wrap it in a sleeve and make a million pounds by Monday

@user-mq7ys7if8o

2 жыл бұрын

気絶です。口を開けたままに！

She is not only beautiful and talented but also with an incomparable voice, so sad that she lost a part of it, though I still find her voice great even to this day :D

Thanks a lot for this video. I had never seen Julie wearing long hair. Time never passes for her. Her charm and beauty is still alive.

@5:19 we here the most glorious voices of the 20th century. A true out of this world vocal quality and NO ONE can emulate anymore! A true loss to the world of proper musical entertainment.

good to learn ..thank you for the collection and effort .... the record quality is good and clear after all these years.

Wow! First time I see this history of JA! Super footages!

I love her!

Great video with so much information although most I have heard. She is truly a legend.

Gracias por subir estos vídeos maravillosos de Julie Andrew 👍

She is the beautiful creation.

Julie Andrews. Fred Astaire. Judy Garland. Frank Sinatra. Bing Crosby. Doris Day. Rare multiple talents that existed in my lifespan. We were blessed to live in the era of great entertainment. No longer exists for multiple reasons. I would argue society has not advanced at most levels except technology.

J.A. began her vocal life as a lyric/coloratura soprano, and during the 1950s, her voice deepend to mezzo-soprano, albeit with a strong upper register.

@Shamsithaca I agree with you! :) I love her with all my heart!

There are some details missing from the list of interviewees. The man at 1:31 is Michael Bentine, a friend of Julie's since they appeared in the show together. Julie was later the godmother of Michael's son - there are photographs of Julie holding young master Bentine at his christening on the web. The voiceover at 2:46 and 5:09 is Tony Walton (Julie's first husband). 6:13 is Roddy McDowall, Camelot co-star and another lifelong friend (he took the "home movies" where Julie appears on Malibu beach with her daughter Emma which are also on KZread).

@pc08z2c

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Chris! Do you know where this video is originally from? Was this a TV show? Or a documentary?

@chrisnorton4382

5 жыл бұрын

zara - this is a heavily edited version of an excellent 1998 BBC documentary from their arts series Omnibus . The full documentary (it runs for 50 minutes) can be seen on the www.dailymotion.com web site.

I bet a Breakfast Show Host has bumped up the viewing score of this clip by constantly watching it...

Why is the video silent from about the 8th minute?

Awesome

Thank you! I enjoyed your video, but unfortunately, the sound suddenly stopped half way through. I think it must be my computer playing up. I will look to see if you have posted any more videos about Julie Andrews, who is coming to Australia soon. I would love to see her show, but doubt that this will be possible. I'll have to make do with videos!

The sound keeps disappearing. :-(

That is Vic Oliver she is talking to, a popular comedian somewhat like Jack Benny

What's the deal with the video? Running twice, the second time with no sound?

J U L I E !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is it only my computer, or is part of the sound missing?

@tuanvu5903

7 жыл бұрын

Probably necessary to avoid copyright violation...

@Josephiien She is a Star! in every aspect ;)

@mariafezamora9924

6 жыл бұрын

No one can ever compare with....

Surprised they didn't make another Deanna Durbin of her.

She sounds just like a young Shirley Temple 😭

I wonder how Simon Cowell would respond if this kid walked into an audition and performed.

Too blurry!! ☹️

Wait is that her stepdad in 0:36?

@user-il5oq5df6l

27 күн бұрын

Yes, that is J.A.'s stepfather Ted, who died in the late 60s. Ted was apparently a fine musician, but he seemed to leave a great deal to be desired as a person. He was an alcoholic, and he reportedly made a pass at J.A.

@lalla979 The best- there ever was!

I understand she had a natural 4 octave range

I BLAME REX HARRISON FOR JULIE'S NOT GETTING THE MOVIE. JACK WARNER WAS ALWAYS A DOPE, BUT IF REX WOULD HAVE REFUSED TO DO THE MOVIE WITHOUT HIS 5 YR CO STAR, JULIE WOULD HAVE BEEN IN...PERHAPS THE GREATEST CASTING INJUSTICE OF ALL TIME.

@EatDatMuffin

9 жыл бұрын

I completely agree, but if she got the role, she wouldn't be able to do Mary Poppins...

@44032

8 жыл бұрын

+John Sweeney They wanted to do it without Rex Harrison, too. Cary Grant was offered the role but said he wouldn't even go see the film if Rex wasn't in it. So Rex didn't have a lot of bargaining power.

@dianavictoriaaljadeff5302

7 жыл бұрын

If Julie had made My Fair Lady she wouldnt have made The Sound of Music because Walt Disney said that he would have waited for her for Mary Poppins. Yes Jack Warner was a dope he did the same with Ethel Merman inGypsy, Barbara Cook inThe Music Man and later with Angela Lansbury in Mame.Rdx Harrison wanted Julie as Robert Preston and the director wanted Barbara.But Jack Warner always wanted famous stars to sell the movies,Audrey also told Warner to cast Julie but he told her that if she didnt want to make the movie he would cast Elizabeth Taylor solo Audrey accepted.Yers agree onne of the greatests casting injustices all of time

@thesman32

6 жыл бұрын

mind you if she had done my fair lady then we would not have got her in mary poppins

@emd1494

6 жыл бұрын

Audrey Hepburn did it better don't care what anyone says.

Sorry Julie but no one does My Fair Lady like Audrey Hepburn.

@hippychikforever

5 жыл бұрын

Audrey was beautiful and was known at the box office. However, she was no Julie Andrews when it came to singing. Her voice was dubbed over by uncredited Marni Nixon. www.samefacts.com/2014/06/culture-and-civil-society/film-culture-and-civil-society/the-secret-dubbing-of-audrey-hepburn-in-my-fair-lady/

@joyk2327

4 жыл бұрын

@em D Audrey was a good actress, but still Mary Poppins crushed MFL at the box office with an "unknown" actress. Today MP is considered a "classic", while MFL is only remembered based on the conflict of the cast. MFL has not really passed the test of time as MP. In addition, those who attended Broadway more than 10 or 15 times to see Julie in MFL would seriously question your argument ...

@davidallen508

2 жыл бұрын

@@harpermackenzie1620 , I absolutely agree ; at least we have her 1956 Original Broadway Cast recording.

horrid

@justinekim8744

7 жыл бұрын

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