Julie Andrews, who was passed over for Audrey Hepburn in the film version, said that when she ran into Audrey someplace, Audrey said to her, "I'm sorry Julie . . . I didn't have the guts to turn them down," which Julie said took a lot of the hurt away. What a genuinely gracious lady Audrey was to say that to her. Regretful that that kind of elegance and sensitivity seems to have gone missing from the Hollywood scene of today.

I have never seen an actor so in love with a co-star. He kissed her 5 times and held her like that was the last time he would hold someone he loved. Can't blame him though, she was an amazing lady, as beautiful as she was kind and generous.

Julie - The Sound of Music Audrey - My Fair Lady Two of the best musical films ever made

It was amazing how he never let go of Audrey during the entire speech, his way of saying that they are sharing the award, since she had been snubbed. She looked so emotional. I think she probably felt hurt, not for a missed nomination but because she felt that her peers in the industry thought she should not have taken the role; it was cathartic. I loved the cuts to Julie in the audience. How was SHE feeling, seeing them so united, when she had performed the role with Rex hundreds of times...?

I can't help wondering what Julie Andrews would have done with the part, had she been cast. However, no one can deny how brilliant Audrey was in the part. She deserved a nomination.

they got revenge on Audrey Hepburn by not giving her a nomination. meanwhile her performance is the only thing anyone remembers from that year.

One of oscar biggest crime is that they don't nominate Audrey for her role in my fair lady. I love Julie Andrews but c'mon😑😑😑

O my God! Richard Burton, Peter O'Tool, Anthony Quinn, Peter Selers....what a company!!

He was supposed to be a horrible person.

Actors like Rex Harrison only come along once in any one’s lifetime. What a privilege to see My Fair Lady once again.

Audrey Hepburn was pure class. After all of the trouble over her being in My Fair Lady and no Oscar nomination, she was willing to fly in from Europe to present this award to whomever won it.

So lovely:) And I'm happy that Rex said, "Deep, deep love to TWO fair ladies, I think!" :)

Wow. Real classy of him to mention Julie with the whole, “two fair ladies” line. Real gentlemanly. And all that unbridled affection he was showing Audrey.

Harrison in My Fair Lady gives one of greatest performances in all times on screen.And this acceptan speech, with Audrey by his side, with all the genuine friendship they share, is the loveliest moment I've ever seen at Academy Awards.

The classiest lady, wherever she was. Beautiful Audrey.

At the end while leaving the stage it seemed like he was holding two Oscars.

Audrey is amazing, considering the fact that she was not even nominated for my fair lady (I still cant believe that btw x), she acts so classy and is truly happy for her partner !!!! Love her

It's so sweet that he keeps her up there with him rather than wanting the moment all to himself, which would have been understandable. Very generous.

The kisses were so cute heheh, and Audrey is gorgeous.

the joy on her face when she reads the name and the hug!!!