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Julie Andrews was born in October 1935 in Walton, which is located in the Sothern part of United Kingdom. Her carrier started since 1956. She is a famous English actress, singer and writer. During her carrier she was not only nominated for a variety of awards, but she even got the best of them, such as: “Oscar”, “Emmy”, “Grammy” and “Golden Globe”. During the war time she was always appearing in the London musicals, and when she turned 21 she relocated to Broadway, where she was announced as the queen of musicals. Her performance of Elisa Doolittle in the play “My wonderful lady” was simply amazing. The best authors of “Camelot” and “Cinderella” were writing their plays especially for her. At some point she realized that it was about the time to start performing in movies as well. She performed in “Marry Poppins” movie, and this role brought her an Oscar award. On the way of success she performed the main role in the musical movie “The sounds of music”, which became the classics of family films, and won an Oscar as the best movie of the year. In 1997 as a result of an operation she lost her wonderful voice, the good thing that her carrier after that hasn’t stopped. In 1999 the Queen of Great Britain turned her into a Lady.

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Here you can learn about the movies Julie Andrews acted in. You can see the names of the movies, their budget, years of release and the money gained from the screening of the certain movie. It is always interesting to know.

Movies & Videos	Budget	Year	Opening weekend	US box Office
Shrek Forever After - Queen (voice)	$165M	2010	$70.8M	$238M
Shrek the Third - Queen (voice)	$160M	2007	$122M	$321M
Shrek 2 - Queen (voice)	$150M	2004	$108M	$436M
Enchanted - The Narrator (voice)	$85M	2007	$34.4M	$128M
Despicable Me - Gru's Mom (voice)	$69M	2010	$56.4M	$252M
Tooth Fairy - Lily	$48M	2010	$14M	$60M
The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement - Queen Clarisse Renaldi, Soundtrack (performer: "Your Crowning Glory")	$40M	2004	$23M	$95.1M
The Princess Diaries - Queen Clarisse Renaldi	$37M	2001	$22.9M	$108M
Darling Lili - Lili Smith (Schmidt), Soundtrack (performer: "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary", "Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile", "Keep the Home Fires Burning	$25M	1970		$5M
The Man Who Loved Women - Marianna	$19M	1983
Hawaii - Jerusha Bromley	$15M	1966
Star! - Gertrude Lawrence, Soundtrack (performer: "Piccadilly", "Oh, It's a Lovely War", "In My Garden of Love", "Burlington Bertie from Bow", "Parisian Pierrot", "Limehouse Blues", "Someone To W	$14M	1968		$4M
The Sound of Music - Maria, Soundtrack (performer: "The Sound of Music" (1959), "Do-Re-Mi" (1959, "My Favorite Things" (1959), "I Have Confidence" (1965), "The Lonely Goatherd" (1959), "Edelweiss" (19	$8.2M	1965		$163M
The Pink Panther Strikes Again - Ainsley Jarvis (singing voice) (uncredited)	$6M	1976
Thoroughly Modern Millie - Millie Dillmount, Soundtrack (performer: "Thoroughly Modern Millie", "The Tapioca", "Drink La Chaim", "Jimmy", "Baby Face" (uncredited), "Stumbling" (uncredited), "Poor Butt	$6M	1967
Mary Poppins - Mary Poppins, Soundtrack (performer: "A Spoonful of Sugar" (1964) (uncredited), "Jolly Holiday" (1964) (uncredited), "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" (1964) (uncredited), "Stay Awak	$6M	1964		$102M
Torn Curtain - Sarah Sherman	$6M	1966
The Hand Behind the Mouse: The Ub Iwerks Story (documentary) - Special Thanks	$600K	1999
The Fabulous Fifties (documentary) - Self, Soundtrack (performer: "Just You Wait" from My Fair Lady)		1960
10 - Samantha Taylor, Soundtrack (performer: "He Pleases Me", "It's Easy to Say - Duet")		1979