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THE impending festive season means three films on our TV screens: The Great Escape, Mary Poppins and, of course, The Sound of Music.

WHEN Julie Andrews was told in 1997 that she would never sing again, following disastrous surgery to remove non-cancerous nodules from her throat, she refused to take the prognosis lying down.

You can tell it was a good episode of Gossip Girl because the much-hyped threesome wasn't even the best part.

Though she was personally unable to sit through the 1970 feature version of "M*A*S*H" due to an aversion to blood, Emmy-winning actress Loretta Swit campaigned hard to land the role of Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan.... Though she was personally unable to sit through the 1970 feature version of "M*A*S*H" due to an aversion to blood, ...

Julie Andrews -- Gimme Some Sugar Reader Comments 2 ) 1 1. Which one will i rather what ? Posted at 4:54PM on Oct 20th 2009 by Jayson 2. first? Posted at 3:51PM on Oct 20th 2009 by Amanda 3. I rather had Julia Andrews because she does things for all of the ages like princess diaries, and sound of music and then tv shows Posted at 3:53PM on Oct ...

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" and her Oscar-nominated portrayal of Maria yon.... Actress Julie Andrews was best remembered for two career-defining roles that helped propel her to international stardom: her ...

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Watch out for falling nannies. It's hard to believe that it has been 45 years since Mary Poppins forced two kids with neglectful parents to choke down medicine with a spoonful of sugar.

Anne Hathawa y appears conservative. There is something about her look that gives that impression.

The very fact that Blake Edward's 1981 film S.O.B. is a Blake Edwards film is both why it works when it does, and why it falls flat on its face when it doesn't. It's a brilliantly vicious - sometimes outright uncomfortable - attack on Hollywood that is prone to every weakness inherent in Edwards' work - notably excessive length and a tendency to ...

"We are thrilled to bring back the tap dancing musical extravaganza 42nd Street," exclaims Christopher B. Manos, Producer of Theater of the Stars.