Julie Andrews sat down with Diane Sawyer to discuss her career and personal life ahead of the release of her new book, Home Work: A Memoir of My Hollywood Years, out October 15.
The three-time Tony nominee talks about the life-changing surgery that ended her singing career in the clip above, which aired on Good Morning America. Andrews also discusses her marriage to director Blake Edwards.
Adding some levity, Andrews reminisces about filming her first-ever love scene in The Americanization of Emily, saying, “James Garner, who was delicious, made it very easy for me. And I began to think, ‘It’s getting very hot in here.’”
Below, the Oscar winner speaks about the on-set intensity while filming her Hollywood debut in Mary Poppins and tears up listening to a recording of herself singing “Jingle Bells” live, ending on a literal high note.
Queen Latifah hosts the gala evening, celebrating the 47th class of honorees.
Enda Walsh is penning the adaptation of the beloved 1968 musical film.
The suffragist musical will soon be available to audiences across the country.
From the director of The Greatest Showman, the biopic is an animalistic rendering of Williams' life story.
The new live adaptation of the film will play aboard the Disney Treasure cruise ship.
Producers have flip-flopped on the now-official title for the film set to hit theatres next year.
The title, captured with writer Sara Bareilles starring, is the platform's first stage film from the U.S.
The Festival will run in Park City, Utah January 23–February 2, 2025.
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