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AKA:
Julia Elizabeth Wells
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Dame
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Julie Andrews
Julie Andrews Edwards
Birthplace:
Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, England
Reunited? No, No, No.
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Actress Julie Andrews was best remembered for two career-defining roles that helped propel her to international stardom: her Oscar-winning turn in “Mary Poppins” (1964) and her Oscar-nominated portrayal of Maria yon Trapp in “The Sound of Music” (1965). Throughout her long career—which included equal measures of stage, screen and television performances, as well as music and books—Andrews constantly found new ways to develop her immense talents while avoiding the trappings of being typecast. Time and again, Andrews defied being pegged as the sugary-sweet do-gooder, excelling in dramatic
Queen Clarisse Renaldi
2004
Victoria Grant/Count Victor Grazinski
1982
Felicity--Countess of Marshwood
Queen Clarisse Renaldi
2001
Took stepfather's last name when mother remarried
1947
London stage debut at the Hippodrome in "Starlight Roof" revue
1949
First film credit, dubbing voice for English-language version of Italian animated film "La rosa di Bagdad/The Rose of Bagdad"
1954
Broadway debut in "The Boy Friend"
1956
US TV debut, "High Tor"
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