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The Parallel Julieverse (The PJV)
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2013
Audiovisual musings on the sublime Julie Andrews, her stardom and career...from the real to the surreal.
Julie Andrews:
"Thank god for TH-cam, because those [early recordings] would have disappeared; I wouldn't even know they existed. People send me things, and I'm just amazed-I think, 'Who saved that? Where did it come from?' I'm mostly very grateful."
- Grandjean, P. "Q&A Exclusive: Julie Andrews." CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE. November 2012
For more Julie fun, check out THE PARALLEL JULIEVERSE tumblr blog at paralleljulieverse.tumblr.com
Disclaimer: All material presented here is in the spirit of fan preservation. It is created and shared for the sole purpose of education, criticism, and research, and is completely nonprofit. As such, it falls under the fair use provision of the United States Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. section 107.
Julie Andrews:
"Thank god for TH-cam, because those [early recordings] would have disappeared; I wouldn't even know they existed. People send me things, and I'm just amazed-I think, 'Who saved that? Where did it come from?' I'm mostly very grateful."
- Grandjean, P. "Q&A Exclusive: Julie Andrews." CONNECTICUT MAGAZINE. November 2012
For more Julie fun, check out THE PARALLEL JULIEVERSE tumblr blog at paralleljulieverse.tumblr.com
Disclaimer: All material presented here is in the spirit of fan preservation. It is created and shared for the sole purpose of education, criticism, and research, and is completely nonprofit. As such, it falls under the fair use provision of the United States Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. section 107.
The Julie Andrews Story (BBC, 1976) Part 3: Star of the Sixties
The Parallel Julieverse is proud to present "The Julie Andrews Story", a special three-part radio profile produced by BBC Radio and first broadcast in January 1976.
Julie's relationship with BBC Radio traces back to her early days as a child performer in the 1940s and 50s when she lit up the airwaves as "Britain's youngest singing star". It's a testament to her enduring popularity that the national broadcaster continued to follow Julie's journey closely, crafting this rare gem of an audio profile in the mid-seventies. Based on original transcription recordings, this special video presentation offers the first chance to hear a programme that has lain dormant since its initial broadcast, half a century ago.
In "Star of the Sixties", the captivating finale to "The Julie Andrews Story", we journey with Julie through her skyrocketing ascent as an international film sensation, propelled by blockbuster titles like "Mary Poppins", "The Sound of Music", and "Thoroughly Modern Millie". We also delve into the unexpected failure of her subsequent big screen musicals, "Star!" and "Darling Lili", and witness her graceful pivot to television in the early 70s with the award-winning variety series, "The Julie Andrews Hour".
Interviews with esteemed co-stars and collaborators, including Michael Craig, George Roy Hill, Daniel Massey, Beryl Reid, Nick Vanoff, and Robert Wise, shed further light on this fascinating period of Julie's career.
DISCLAIMER: This is a fan preservation project; it was created for criticism and research, and is completely nonprofit; it falls under the fair use provision of the United States Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. section 107. All materials used remain the property of the original copyright holders.
Julie's relationship with BBC Radio traces back to her early days as a child performer in the 1940s and 50s when she lit up the airwaves as "Britain's youngest singing star". It's a testament to her enduring popularity that the national broadcaster continued to follow Julie's journey closely, crafting this rare gem of an audio profile in the mid-seventies. Based on original transcription recordings, this special video presentation offers the first chance to hear a programme that has lain dormant since its initial broadcast, half a century ago.
In "Star of the Sixties", the captivating finale to "The Julie Andrews Story", we journey with Julie through her skyrocketing ascent as an international film sensation, propelled by blockbuster titles like "Mary Poppins", "The Sound of Music", and "Thoroughly Modern Millie". We also delve into the unexpected failure of her subsequent big screen musicals, "Star!" and "Darling Lili", and witness her graceful pivot to television in the early 70s with the award-winning variety series, "The Julie Andrews Hour".
Interviews with esteemed co-stars and collaborators, including Michael Craig, George Roy Hill, Daniel Massey, Beryl Reid, Nick Vanoff, and Robert Wise, shed further light on this fascinating period of Julie's career.
DISCLAIMER: This is a fan preservation project; it was created for criticism and research, and is completely nonprofit; it falls under the fair use provision of the United States Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. section 107. All materials used remain the property of the original copyright holders.
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Julie Andrews Open End Interview "Thoroughly Modern Millie" (1967)
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Julie Andrews was still a beautiful young woman at this time, starring on TV even before Mary Poppins (1964) and Sound of Music (1965). Garry Moore and Ed Sullivan were amazed by Julie’s talent.
This is best Julie Andrews ever. ❤ I loved it.
I ❤ Julie Andrews.
Delightful! If only Dick Van Dyke had watched this video before his attempt to do a proper cockney accent before his performance on Mary Poppins as Bert the chimney sweep...Actually Michael Caine woulda been great as Burt and he'd a been about the right age.
gerry wilson big fan of both julie and sigmund romberg howard keel does a my maryland song in the romber biopic deep in my heart
I don't know why...but I feel like crying
this is brilliant who did the colourised clip from 'Cinderella' at the end never seen it colourised before?
Tengo sus películas y la sigo de continuo😊
なんと素敵な素晴らしい人、ジユリーアンドリュウスさんブラボーです!☺️😮❤🎉
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Thank you kindly 😊
Love it ❤
If you think of the version of Lover come back to me by Streisand you can see the completely different approach and how Andrews represented the ancient manner while Streisand was already in the real pop era...
Fantastic. Been a fan of hers since the early-mid 60s. I haven't watched part 2, but Julie should have been in the film version of 'My Fair Lady", but at least she got to do the soundtrack.
you mean the original Broadway and London cast recordings not the film soundtrack
There will NEVER be another singer like her! With her flawless English diction she represented an era of English class and culture will probably never come again.
Everyone in Hollywood & on Broadway knows about Julie & Carol Burnett being lovers for 5+ decades & both Julie's husbands were gay.... Insulting to God + very degrading to humans who chose to live by morals & decency...
A real dead deer?!?! 😂😂
I remember that Bette Davis thought " The Sound of Music" was a GREAT movie! That was a high compliment from someone like Ms.Davis.
There was no audio when Richard Rogers was shown,unfortunately.
Yes, for some reason, TH-cam blocked that section of the video on copyright grounds, several months after it was uploaded. I'm not sure what prompted this unexpected decision, but unfortunately, there's nothing I can do about it.
Cada vez que te miro .Me pareces ¡¡¡MAS ENCANTADORA!!!
¡ENCANTADORA.UNICA!!!
No me cansare de mirarla.Lasyima no esta en castellano!!
Deseo de todo corazón escucharlo leerlo en castellano.¡Gracias!!@
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¡¡¡¡¡¡¡UNICA!!!!
Estou aguardando ansiosa a parte 3. Parabéns! 👏👏👏👏👏
Part 3 is already available: th-cam.com/video/yH3EGfQEXLM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=XGxmAbpAV_U7VOUL
Well, now it's 2024, and I've just seen this for the first time!. Great Scott! This was as charming and delightful as all get out! Loved every minute! When this was done in 1961, I was a college freshman. Last year, in 2023, I turned 80! Carol and Julie are a bit older, and though I don't speak for them, I wish we all could turn back the clock. We had more fun back in the day than people are having now, thanks to social media. I admit I like to send endless inquiries to Google and I enjoy TH-cam videos (where I found this gem), but I avoid Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and all the rest. Thank you for posting this musical number. It was clever as can be, and so well done. Both Julie and Carol were oh, so talented!
How does this lovely woman not have a Tony award? Her theater work should have earned her at least one!
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What about Victor Victoria ? Great film.. great fun
This was made in 1976. Victor/Victoria came out in the ‘80s. I love that movie, and it truly revived her career. In this series, I wish they’d featured more about her work with James Garner, her favorite co-star. They became good friends, and they each said in separate interviews that if they hadn’t both been married when they met, they probably would have gotten together.
I love the song spoonful of sugar
My Fair Lady, Camelot, The Sound of Music,. Mary Poppins? What a musical lineup, film or theatre!
Bea Lillie's elevator opening was inspired.
To keep the 20's look, they should have thinned out her eyebrows the way they did in Star!. Julie looks like Maria Von Trapp here.
I have the soundtrack on vinyl. One of the numbers was Rose Of Washington Square, a wonderful vocal. What puzzles me is why they didn't credit the actual singer.
Love this!!! thank you for uploading
If they made a movie today called Star about the life of Julie Andrews, it would be a hit. The only trouble would be in trying to find an actress on God's earth that could possibly play the lead.
Bravo!!!!!
lol love how you ended the interview with julie explaining how it feels about playing nannies "...there is nothing more SICKENING as doing that..." she is such a wonderful riot haha 52:38 min mark.
Lovely to also hear Madame Stiles Allen's voice here. I hope there are more such of her voice teacher speaking of her star pupil.
So beautifully done!
I really LOVE this movie… STAR! (1968)✨…
Really… Really Thank you for your fantastic work😭! God bless you The Parallel Julieverse✨…
50:14 I thought Julie's gift is not only lying on comedy✨… One of reasons why this woman attracts me is that she can hold all styles💫… She can be a star in comedy (Mary Poppins), but also can be a queen in dramatic roles (Duet For One) ; She can be "throughly modern", but also can accept "a long suffering" (Don't you think that there's a gap between the audition of Throughly Modern Millie and the character in Hawaii in this video😂?) ; She can be a girl next door (The Sound of Music) but also a "bitch" (Emily) or "totally insane" (Not getting married today)🌟…… She is gifted, but also diligent and has suffered a lot😢… What makes a Star?
27:11 Since then they talked about STAR! (1968)… I thought people should know more about this film's shooting and Julie's experience, then they'll know how hard and tough she had worked for that movie😢… (Besides, I remembered that Julie had a surgery not long before then?) In addition, there're many great clips of Julie behind STAR!✨… She is so beautiful💝… Thank you for sharing those👍! (P.S. There are clips behind Mary Poppins on TH-cam, too! Julie is so beautiful🌹…)
21:04 Her audition for Throughly Modern Millie is just… Wowww😍✨…
9:46 People always like to just show this scene, so did BBC… But who knew that before she said that word, she was really uncomfortable and wanted to end the interview😢 (Julie Andrews' Archive had posted that video's full version)… But when people let her to say that word from Mary Poppins, she was suddenly lighted and brilliant✨…
During and after watching the three episodes, I'm really thinking about one thing… What makes a Star😭?! …
Love love love it!!!!!!
Wow!!!