Julie Andrews: ‘I was certainly aware of tales about the casting couch’

Is she Jewish?

Leave it to Julie Andrews to refer to rumors of the casting couch as "tales".

Does her sloppy pussy stink with hollywood wolfs semen?

If she'd opened her thighs sooner she might have got the My Fair Lady movie. And she didn't deserve an Oscar for Mary Poppins.

As a child, she left me cold. I didn’t want that prissy birch taking care of ME. I wanted Endora to be my babysitter.

I don't think so R1. Anyone else?

She lives on Long Island?

Yeah, Lindhook.

Here you go R1: "Seeing that she played in a movie representing herself as a very devout Catholic, you might think she's Catholic. That's unlikely though. As much I pray and hope that she was a Christian that truly knew and accepted Christ, she happens to be something called a "Freudian psychoanalysis." She also says that she is simply a humanitarian, but that her "cart lies more on the Democratic side." I pray that she comes to know Christ. She is such a lovely woman, especially back when she played on "The Sound of Music." I'm simply mesmerized by her performance and beauty each time I see the old film. She is such a lovable character."

Julie had nice tits.

Like boy's R10

Julie was certainly aware of the casting couch as her father/manager was fucking her.

After 1964/1965 her career went nowhere but down.

I am going to show my boobies. Are you here to see my boobies?

The pic at R4 Reminds me of Johnny Carson’s line about Julie at one of the Oscars ceremonies he hosted.

He said ” This is the year Julie Andrews reminded us the hills are still alive“

[quote] Does her sloppy pussy stink with hollywood wolfs semen?

No: only with Carol Burnett's saliva.

On Hollywood Squares:

Peter: Is it true there's a new bra that plays music

Paul: (singing) The hills are alive with the sound of music.

I watched Mary Poppins a few years ago, and I thought it was absolutely dreadful. It's just a series of incidents that happen and then it's over. Children's movies really have come a long way.

I watched Victor/Victoria for the first time last year, and OH MY GOD I was so impressed. What a fucking amazing movie. I always knew it was reputed to be good, but I had no idea how envelope-pushing and consistently funny it would be.

And I still love The Sound of Music. It and The Wizard of Oz are pretty perfect to me; they're absolutely timeless.

R18 How are your personal likes and dislikes relevant to, "Julie Andrews: ‘I was certainly aware of tales about the casting couch’"?

R19 Are you suggesting that most of the comments here are relevant?

I think I read somewhere that Bing Crosby came on to Julie when they were doing the tv musical "High Tor" in the 1950s. The show has been on YouTube.

Yours certainly isn't relevant R20.

SHE KNEW!

[quote] She lives on Long Island?

Yes. There is this little-known region of Long Island called “The Hamptons.” In that region is a town called Sag Harbor, where there is something called the Bay Street Theater. Julie Andrews’ daughter Emma Walton Hamilton was a founding member of the theater, along with Sybil Christopher (ex-MrsRichard Burton) & Stephen Hamilton. Julie & Emma sometimes appear together at the theater.

What happened to her two adopted Vietnamese daughters. I've seen no recent pictures of them and although there are a lot of stories about when she adopted them, there's nothing about their current relationship.

Sag Harbor is a retirement community for aging film stars.

R26, that's why they call it Sag.

Sag Harbor is a lovely little town. Each house is more adorable than the next, and the downtown is right on the water.

It's close to a retirement community for drag queens called Man Tuck.

She is absolutely lovely. I adore her and always have. I've never been a huge fan of Mary Poppins, but The Sound of Music is absolute perfection and she is perfection in it. It's impossible to imagine anyone doing that role better. Her Oscar should have been for TSOM. Or for My Fair Lady had she not been robbed of the opportunity.

This old bitch hasn’t dropped a solid since the turn of the century.

Both Sag Harbor and Man Tuck are somewhat close to a gay retirement community called Fire Island.

I had a brief encounter with her at CBS Television City when I was young and it made me love her.

I was working on an awards show that was being taped for TV about 10-15 years ago, and I had to carry a huge box of gift bags down to the set. It wasn’t heavy but the box was so big I could barely carry it and couldn’t see around or over it. My coworkers helped me onto the elevator but didn’t ride with me. The doors opened and I had a hard time getting out the door and I hear this chipper and familiar English voice say something like, “Oh, dear! Can I help you with that?!” I swung around to thank the person and it was fucking JULIE ANDREWS. Julie Andrews is the only person who offered to help me carry a big ass box.

R33 That's so nice to hear and also corroborates what many others have said about Julie over the years. She is an absolute sweetheart.

Did she start ripping open the gift bags while singing "My Favorite Things"?

R33, that’s a very nice story. Thank you for sharing it. I’ve never heard a word against her.

Always happy to share it, R36.

For the record, I was also once carrying boxes of along with two of my women coworkers in an elevator in a Disney-owned building in LA. When we got on the elevator, there were three men on it. The door closed, and the shortest of the men said in a squeaky little voice, “SOMEBODY better help these fine ladies carry those boxes!” and the two tall dudes took the boxes from my coworkers and carried them to our car. The smallest of them was Mike Tyson. I wasn’t totally sure until one of my coworkers became absolutely giddy.

That’s the end of my friendly-celebrities-on-elevators stories.

Is this lady a Jewess?

No, she's talked on holiday shows about having a Christmas ham at holidays.

Same here r5. Endora was excellent.

I love Julie Andrews but Mary Poppins was a bossy bitch.

Sag Harbor used to be where black families with money bought or rented houses in the Hamptons. I’m not really sure why but it was definitely true in the 70s, 80s and most of the 90s.

I love it there.

Elaine Stritch lived in Sag Harbor for a few years. Arthur Laurents was friends with Sybil Christopher, who had produced one of his plays, and he said Stritch told Christopher that he called the Bay St. Theatre "strictly amateur night" and advised Stitch not to appear there. Laurents said Christopher told him she had laughed off Stritch's comments as the drunken lies which, Stritch later admitted, they were.

What the fuck has happened to her face?

No doubt that's what made some of us wonder if she is Jewish R43.

What the fuck is with the antisemitic comments here? Muriel, I'm invoking you again. Why do you allow/encourage racist and bigoted shit on this site?

Who is antisemitic? If I ask if a person is a Roman or a Buddhist, is that anti? No it is not, hysterical frau at R45. Muriel, don't listen to her, she maketh a blight on the Earth.

There is nothing even remotely Jewish about Julie Andrews. A ridiculous question.

[quote] There is nothing even remotely Jewish about Julie Andrews. A ridiculous question.

If it's a ridiculous question, don't all get so shrill about it. There is no sensitivity here about lots of stuff like Trans, yet talk about a minority faith and lots of people here lose it. Dumb, dumb, dumb.

Dumb dumb dumb would be you trying to justify asking if Julie Andrew is Jewish, which only a semi-retarded person would ask.

Was Julie the favourite to win the Tony for Victor/Victoria? What did people think when she turned down the nomination?

Aren’t there rumors she was a sex pest with Rachel York and Julia Murney?

What happened to those fucking Vietnamese kids she adopted. Do she and Mia Farrow have a support group going?

Yes, Julie was the favorite. Theater folks were clamoring to give her a Tony. It still doesn't seem right she doesn't have one, other than maybe an honorary one.

[quote] Sag Harbor used to be where black families with money bought or rented houses in the Hamptons. I’m not really sure why but it was definitely true in the 70s, 80s and most of the 90s.

Ninevah

r44 is Matt Anscher, the crazy "everyone is actually Jewish and trying to hide it" troll. He hates Julie andrews (because he thinks she's unfairly more beloved than his heroine Angela Lansbury).

Pay him no heed.

[quote] I think I read somewhere that Bing Crosby came on to Julie when they were doing the tv musical "High Tor" in the 1950s.

Well, he was sure barking up the wrong tree there.

Richard Burton also came onto her when she did "Camelot" with him--apparently he had come on to every single one of his leading ladies before in film or on the stage, and she was the first one to turn him down.

Julie don't spread for no drunks.

Julie also turned down Robert Goulet during their time at "Camelot".

" I pray that she comes to know Christ. "

Honey, once you've seen one circumsized dick, you've seen them all.

Of course, my husband found them much more interesting.

[quote]Julie don't spread for no drunks.

You are right. However she will trade her virtue for a meatball.

I remember the absolute disgrace when she showed those 2 meaty titties!

Aunt Bella when she saw Julie in "S.O.B." -- "Eh, she has goyishe ta-tas!"

My dad used to laugh and laugh when he watched SOB. He loved that movie. Julie showed she had a great sense of humor to lampoon herself in that way. I thought it was great. And her breasts looked fabulous, btw.

Did your dad get a chubby when she disgraced herself by showing those beautiful bossoms?

Bitch please, she was more than "aware."

I never could understand how the Banks didn't sack her at once for giving the kid medicine (with a spoonful of sugar). How did she know they needed medicine so soon after meeting them? Maybe it was LSD or opium or something like that which made them experience those different adventures?

The 'medicine' was love

At least hers were considered pretty titties. I showed mine a about the same time and everyone said mine were ugly!

[quote] After 1964/1965 her career went nowhere but down.

Let's see... after 1965:

"Hawaii" was one of the top three highest grossing films of 1966, and "Thoroughly Modern Millie" was one of the top ten for 1967. "10" was one of the top grossing films of 1979.

She was nominated for an Oscar for Best Actress for "Victor/Victoria," and for Golden Globes for Best Actress (Musical or Comedy) for "Thoroughly Modern Millie," "Star!," "Darling Lili," "10," "Victor/Victoria," and "That's Life," and Best Actress (Drama) for "Duet for One."

R68 she had her biggest success in 1965-1965 with 2 classics. She may have had successes now and then afterwards but she would never ride as high as she did in these 2 heady years again.

Plus she had big success in NY with "The Boy Friend", "My Fair Lady" (also in London) and "Camelot from 1954 on just till before she made "Mary Poppins" in 1964 as well as Rodgers and Hammerstein writing "Cinderella" for her, so she wasn't any kind of slouch in her career.

SHE WAS MOST KEEN TO DIVE INTO MY MUFF BUT I SAID “NO, MA’AM.”

Julie Andrews Edwards', age 84, legal address is now 45 Strongs Ln, Water Mill, NY 11976. WAAAAAY out toward the end of Long Island. Look her and all of your favorite stars up so you can write them a gushing fan letter.

R4 That photo makes me uncomfortable

[quote]What the fuck has happened to her face?

85 years Dear, that's what happens and if you're really lucky you will get there too.