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	Julie Andrews home page
		Andrews moved on to better things starring in "My Fair Lady", becoming the youngest actress ever to play the part of Eliza Doolittle professionally.
		Between 1970 and 1986, Andrews appeared in many films including "Victor/Victoria", which was the first movie that landed her a starring role in the same play.
		Even though many people think of Julie Andrews as their own mother and one of the luckiest people in the whole world, that is quite the contrary.
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	Julie Andrews Photos - Julie Andrews News - Julie Andrews Information
		Julie Andrews stops by to discuss her new book and Lauren Conrad aka LC from "The Hills" also drops in.
		Julie was married to Tony Walton from 1959-1968 and their union produced one daughter, Emma.
		Julie was a television star who moved her show to the Midwest to have a better life with her family....
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	VH1.com : Julie Andrews : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		Andrews gradually became the star attraction in the act, and the following year was cast in her first legitimate stage show, singing the "Polonaise" aria ("Je Suis Titania") from Ambroise Thomas' 1866 opera Mignon in the revue Starlight Roof at the London Hippodrome starting on October 23, 1947, shortly after her 12th birthday.
		Andrews, by then pregnant, left Camelot and restricted her activities for the rest of the year, though she did cut a fourth solo album, Don't Go in the Lion's Cage Tonight, containing some of her favorite British music hall songs.
		It was Andrews' second consecutive major flop, as a result of which her next two screen projects were canceled and, a mere five years after starring in the biggest movie hit of all time, she found herself without any film offers.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/andrews_julie/bio.jhtml (3673 words)

	Julie Andrews at Reel Classics
		Julie Andrews made her way from Vaudeville to Broadway to Hollywood and back again -- singing all the way -- and her movies have encompassed some of the business's biggest blockbusters as well as most expensive bombs.
		Julie's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious film debut performance as the Banks Family's no-nonsense, English nanny (with a little more up her sleeve than those around her realize) won her the Academy Award for Best Actress of the year and the film itself was nominated for an incredible thirteen Oscars, taking home five of them.
		Probably the most famous role of Julie's career, that of Maria von Trapp in THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965) was oddly enough one she was skeptical about taking due to the sometimes overly-sugary sweetness of the Broadway version of Rodgers and Hammerstein's musical.
	www.reelclassics.com /Actresses/Julie_Andrews/juliea.htm (496 words)

	Cine5X: Julie Andrews \| Fotos \| Filmografia \| Biografia
		Julie Andrews nació y se crió en Inglaterra, donde primero se hizo famosa como jóven intérprete en los escenarios y en la radio.
		Julie Andrews también ganó un Premio de la Crítica Teatral de Nueva York y fue nominada a un Tony por su actuación.
		Julie Andrews fue nombrada Dama del Imperio Británico por su Majestad la Reina Isabel II en Año Nuevo de 1999.
	www.cine5x.com /Actor/116/julie_andrews.html (862 words)

	USATODAY.com - Julie Andrews sings in 'Diaries' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		"She's everything you want Julie Andrews to be; she's such a professional," said the film's music supervisor, Dawn Soler, who was there when the actress prerecorded the song, as well as when she sang it to playback during filming at Universal Studios.
		Andrews, 68, first achieved notice as a child in England with what she called "my freak four-octave voice." She went on to Hollywood stardom in such hit musicals as l964's Mary Poppins, which earned her an Oscar, and The Sound of Music, for which she received an Academy Award nomination a year later.
		Andrews was singing in the Broadway version of her Victor/Victoria film role in the mid-'90s when she began having voice trouble.
	www.usatoday.com /life/people/2004-03-17-andrews-sings-in-diaries_x.htm (647 words)

	Julie Andrews/Shrek 2 Interview
		So the idea that I'm back and singing again is not true." Andrews, who is a spokesperson for much of the research and development that is ongoing, adds that it's likely that such research would ever be completed in time to be of benefit to her.
		This year alone, Dame Julie Andrews is having quite the royal engagements on screen: as an animated Queen in Shrek 2 and then reprising her role as the Dowager Queen in Princess Diaries 2.
		Andrews insists that the reason why her work has stood the test of time, is more to do with luck than genius, yet ironically, it is now The Princess Diaries which has reacquainted her with a new legion of young fans.
	www.filmmonthly.com /Profiles/Articles/JAndrewsShrek2/JAndrewsShrek2.html (1509 words)

	Interview - Julie Andrews
		Julie Andrews remains an icon in the annals of theatre and film.
		Andrews continues to keep her millions of fans happy by reaching new audiences of children and teenagers, with not one, but two family-oriented sequels, coming out a little over a month apart.
		If her acting isn't keeping her busy enough, Andrews is continuing her writing, with a new novel just about to be released, and her writing is as important a role than in any film.
	www.darkhorizons.com /news04/andrews.php (1536 words)

	Ms. Julie Andrews
		Julie Andrews is more than just a movie star, but something of an icon.
		While her sugar-coated The Sound of Music is currently enjoying something of a comeback with the hugely popular sing-along version, Andrews herself is enjoying herb own personal comeback as the Queenly grandmother in the G-rated The Princess Diaries, and hopes to return to singing despite the botched up throat surgery that nearly destroyed her career.
		While Andrews is happy to have moved on, she is not surprised by its extraordinary longevity.
	www.filmmonthly.com /Profiles/Articles/Andrews/Andrews.html (976 words)

	Julie Andrews hopes to sing praises of research team - MIT News Office
		Julie Andrews, the actress and singer who suffered loss of her singing voice following vocal cord surgery in 1997, presided over the press conference to bring attention to the problem of vocal cord disorders, which affect millions of people.
		Scarring left by the surgical removal of non-cancerous nodules from Andrews' vocal cords damaged the elasticity of those delicate organs, limiting her range and her ability to hold notes.
		Andrews has visited the Langer lab several times to see the kind of work that goes on there.
	web.mit.edu /newsoffice/2002/langer-andrews.html (821 words)

	Julie Andrews - Leading Authorities Speakers Bureau
		Julie Andrews' career, like a wonderful, colorful, vibrant tapestry, is an exciting blend of unique facets through which is woven a common thread bearing her undeniable imprint of elegance and integrity.
		Andrews was the first actress to receive the prestigious award.
		"Julie Andrews Edwards" has authored two books for children, "Mandy" and "The Last of the Really Great Whangdoodles," both of which were very well received by their young readers.
	www.leadingauthorities.com /17255/Julie_Andrews.htm (268 words)

	Julie Andrews
		Julie Andrews is a singer and actress, best known for her family-friendly roles in the 1960s, as Mary Poppins, and as the wayward nun Maria in The Sound of Music.
		Andrews has been married to director Blake Edwards since 1969, and he has been involved in several of her big- and small-screen projects, including 10, S.O.B. Victor/Victoria, and a sitcom called Julie that was cancelled after six episodes in 1992.
		Andrews has rebuilt her career with a variety of non-singing roles, and as a stage director.
	www.nndb.com /people/874/000023805 (448 words)

	Amazon.ca: Reviews for Broadway: The Music of Richard Rodgers: Music: Julie Andrews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Julie's voice is probably perfect for any ballad, but I would have never imagined how much I would adore her belting voice.
		I love Julie and I`ll always be grateful for all the joy she has brought to my life and to the whole world.
		I have been a Julie Andrews fan for ages and this is by far my favorite of all her recordings.
	www.amazon.ca /Broadway-Richard-Rodgers-Julie-Andrews/dp/customer-reviews/B0000041AM (1135 words)

	Julie Andrews (I)
		Julie Andrews made her debut on Broadway in 1954 at age 19.
		Julie Andrews: One Step Into Spring (1978) (TV)....
		Julie and Carol at Lincoln Center (1971) (TV)....
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	Julie Andrews
		Julie Andrews is a British singer and actress.
		Julie Andrews was born in Walton-on-Thomas, England, on October 1, 1935.
		The wonderful Julie Andrews is still living today at the age of 66 years old.
	www2.lhric.org /pocantico/womenenc/andrews2.htm (301 words)

	julie Andrews
		Popular singer and actress, Julie Andrews was born Julia Elizabeth Welles in a small town west of London.
		Andrews performed in Lerner and Loewe's Camelot and made numerous appearances on American television variety shows before her movie debut.
		Andrews' most successful film was 1965's The Sound of Music, for which she received an Oscar nomination.
	www.multied.com /Bio/people/andrews.html (230 words)

	julie andrews \| biography (b. 1935) \| gallery \| mailing address
		Julie Andrews was born Julia Elizabeth Wells on the 1st October 1935 in Walton-on-Thames, UK.
		Julie then went on to appear in many stage shows, and on many radio and television programs, in her native England.
		Julie ends the century with her starring role, opposite her former Emily and VICTOR/VICTORIA co-star, James Garner, in the new television film entitled ONE SPECIAL NIGHT, which will have its United States airing in November of 1999.
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	Amazon.com: Julie Andrews: A Bio-Bibliography (Bio-Bibliographies in the Performing Arts): Books: Les Spindle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		“Julie Andrews, number six in the Greenwood Press' "Bio-Bibliography" series, is a very thorough as well as attractive record of her career in films, television, stage and records.
		Julie would have given a superb performance as the lonely middle-aged schoolteacher who deals with life as best she can.
		In summing up, I consider this book one of THE BEST volumes ever written on Julie Andrews; and it is a major achievement in which the author discusses every aspect of her glorious career.
	www.amazon.com /Julie-Andrews-Bio-Bibliography-Bio-Bibliographies-Performing/dp/0313262233 (2695 words)

	Julie Andrews Pictures, Biography, Filmography, Awards, Wallpapers
		Now Julie was a real star, and it was her star power that helped make her third film, The Sound of Music (1965), the highest-grossing movie of its day and one of the highest-grossing of all time.
		However, the musicals Julie subsequently made were casualties of the boom in musical film she helped to create.
		Julie Andrews, in all her many incarnations, will no doubt keep us very entertained for years to come.
	www.starglimpse.com /celebs/pages/julie_andrews/julie_andrews.shtml (865 words)

	Kennedy Center: Biographical information for Julie Andrews
		Since her iconic debut in films nearly 40years ago, Julie Andrews has been one of the most beloved and honored actresses in American movies.
		Julie Andrews was destined to become entertainment royalty from a very early age.
		Although not as big a hit as Lady, it guaranteed Andrews' place in the Broadway pantheon of musical theater stars and gave her the opportunity to introduce to the world one of the loveliest scores ever written for the stage.
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	How Do You Solve a 'Problem' Like Maria von Poppins?
		In such surroundings, both Mary Poppins and, later, Julie Andrews's incarnation of her in the Walt Disney film version, proved to be beacons of light at the end of a fairly dark experiential tunnel.
		However, it is from the cosy proximity of her bed coverlets that Julie Andrews's Maria becomes intimately acquainted with the seven von Trapp children on her first night, a rainy one, in the von Trapp mansion.
		What Julie Andrews's Maria von Poppins persona successfully achieves within the diegetic realms of Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music is to leave a provocative mark, to question the status quo, to tunefully trigger upheavals on major and minor scales.
	www.sensesofcinema.com /contents/02/22/andrews.html (3352 words)

	Julie Andrews
		During the '70s, Andrews was as popular on TV as she had been in the movies in the mid-'60s.
		Unfortunately, the surgery was not successful and by the end of the year her husband announced she would probably never sing again because the throat surgery had ruined her voice.
		The news was hard on Andrews, who even spent some time in a psychiatric clinic to help her cope with the trauma.
	www.tribute.ca /bio.asp?id=6838 (536 words)

	C20th Julie Andrews - Home Page
		In her early years Julie appeared in pantomime, revue, variety and charity events as well as in a play and a Royal Gala.
		In this section of our website we will record Andrews' lesser known stage appearances, concentrating on her British work, and illustrating known performance dates with programmes or flyers wherever possible.
		Her staff have made it very clear that she would not be interested in it, and we know of NO WAY of contacting her.
	www.c20th.com /JulieAndrews.htm (392 words)

	Julie Andrews News
		According to her dad, Kelsey Failes has worn out her copy of Julie Andrews' "Cinderella." "She watched it at least 20 times," he says of the classic fairytale love story, watching his daughter move across the...
		Julie Andrews was left red-faced in front of a group of children when she failed to spell the 34 letter word she made famous in 1964 movie Mary Poppins.
		New London, Feb 2 Actress Julie Andrews was left embarrassed in front of a group of children when she failed to spell 34 letter word she made famous in the 1964 movie 'Mary Poppins'.
	www.topix.net /who/julie-andrews (669 words)

	Julie Andrews — Infoplease.com
		Julie Andrews Edwards will forever be linked with her roles in Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music.(Post People)(Brief article)
		Julie Andrews plays Evista starring role;Actress joins Rx drug pitch parade by endorsing osteoporosis remedy.(Brief Article)
		Sound of Music costar Christopher Plummer said of her: "Working with Julie Andrews is like getting hit over the head with a valentine.".(Brief......
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	Julie Andrews' Biography
		Julia Elizabeth Wells - JULIE ANDREWS - was born October 1, 1935, in Walton-on-Thames, a south suburb of London.
		On November 1, 1948, she became the youngest solo performer ever to be seen in a Royal Command Variety Performance, at the London Palladium, where she performed for King George VI, and members of the Royal Family.
		Julie Andrews has become one of the most loved moviestars ever.
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