She had finished the Sound of Music filming two months before this show which was from November 1964. Can't you tell from the hairstyle? This show features a skit about her second film, The Americanization of Emily, which had been released a few weeks before.
She was shooting The Sound Of Music by the time she appeared on the show... hence the hair cut!! And if there's anyone who is more beautiful than Julie, I don't know who it is... she's just too good for our own good!
I was lucky enough to live when there were great musical variety TV shows on every week. Perry Como, Andy Williams and Dean Martin had weekly shows over the years.
Ahhh... I really wish I grew up in the 60's.... Andy Williams is so charming, I love his show! And with Julie.... (melts) makes it so much more fun to watch. They're both so stunning.... Thank you so much for uploading this! C: On to Part 2!
@waliice In her memoir "Home" there are some photos of her during My Fair Lady behind the scenes, where you can see that her hair is short. So she is wearing a wig as Eliza. Also in the pictures of the rehearses for Camelot her hair is short. You can also see it for example here: life.com/gallery/24751/image/3207226/julie-andrews-life-and-career#index/10 In the book she wrote, she cut her hair when she first moved to America (1954) as a sign of emancipation, which her mother wasn't amused about
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I fear Julie (Andrews, not Anderson) sang very little in other than English; in my collection of her I have one French, one half-Yiddish, and over a hundred English (though I can't say for sure she never did sing in Spanish). Not the same, but if you want nice noises in multiple languages (they often do the same tune in several), look at Nana (about 20 languages!) and Mimi [Mireille] (about five). My top singers - in no order!, they're too different - are Judith, Julie, Nana, and Mireille, with some other honourable mentions such as Caterina, Vera, Shirley, ... so many!
@@hannahplumleymycarnivaladd6365 Plus (not very high here; as another said, Andy wasn't tall)) heels, of course. But she often _looks_ tall, and elegant; something to do with the way she carries herself (and maintains her slim figure) - and her dancing skill!
4:00 "Julie Andrews _and_ the Beatles in the same generation" - I'd never thought of them like that! Actually Julie is older - Julie 1935-10-1, John 1940-10-9, Paul 1942-6-18, George 1943-2-25, Ringo 1940-7-7 - though not that much (4¾-7½ years), so arguably the same generation purely age-wise. Though in 1964-11 they'd be 29/24/22/21/24, so the difference would seem significant, I think.
This is the first I remember Julie was on this show. She stuck in my head. I wasn't interested in Mary Poppins & my family just did not go to movies anyway. I think the budget was way too tight. But when she'd do specials or shows like this boy I was watching on TV. The more different kinds of stuff she did the more fascinated I was. I wish the movie moguls had realized they'd have made more money not trying to recreate what had already succeeded. They should been more creative w a talent like this.
@@hannahplumleymycarnivaladd6365 Though I was surprised to hear AW describe it as a comedy; though light-hearted in places, I think it had sad parts too. Her first non-musical role.
