Teresa Hinchie and respect :’( in this era you get bullied for the slightest things you can’t control, you get compared to others and clothing sense has gone downwards,i’m 15 i no nothing about the 40s-80s apart from music but i definitely do know go an extent that era was better in fashion,music,dance and movies :)
@@sewgatormomm There is far more wrong with THIS period than that period. That period still retained some decency and respect for God, family, and the keeping of His Ten Commandments. Without that foundation, we are in a freefall to insanity and hell.
I truly do not understand why we can't have this kind of TV show today. We have so many great performers still working. They could tell their stories, sing and dance. It doesn't have to look like the old times.
Because culture is dominated by Marxism (please see the meaning of Cultural Marxism), their goal is always to lower the standards: grades, culture/knowledge, education/manners, speech, ethics, values, etc. Marxists don't want the person's improvement but the contrary, so they can rule.
Dos grandes figuras artísticas, tanto en actuación como musicalmente, Mu preparados en todos sentidos, ya no encontramos figuras como estos dos grandes personajes.
Because to appreciate this kind of performances you have to listen, look and stay still. And in this days the fast majority is in for a quick and instant fix. Why read a newspaper when you can get the news in a quick flash? Why read at all? Why listen when you are self-absorbed and already have 650 friends at facebook? Why adore the work/art of someone when you are the center of the universe?
@@marthadonatti9400 Cada cosa en su tiempo. Lo que fue no puede volver a ser. Son personajes y formas irrepetibles. Por suerte los archivos nos permiten revivir aquellos tiempos por un instante.
@@susanford2388 Her aunt ran a dance school. I read Julie's autobiographies (Home and Home Work) and it's amazing she survived her childhood. I always liked her, but after reading those two books, I can do nothing less than admire and adore her as well.
This was broadcast in November of 1965. Gene Kelly was 54. Julie Andrews was 30. He looks fantastic. Hardly seems to have aged at all. And Julie's voice was beautiful as always. They were wonderful in this short piece. So glad that someone posted this.
@@katyb2793 Well the resolution wasn't that high in this video, and back then they almost definitely did something to the film post production, like people today putting filters over their photos and videos. They were just the same about that kind of stuff back then as we are today, the only difference is that the regular person didn't have access or use that kind of editing.
@@katyb2793 Haha, I used to think like you did as well, but I fell into the rabbithole of youtube historical clothing/facts, and it ruined the perfect lense that I saw the past through forever. Back in the 60s, or 1800s, or when portraits were taken, even, it was only the elite that even were able to have their likeness captured, therefore no 'commoner' really knew exactly how much the pictures were altered, or even that they were altered at all.
My therapist: There's no use on being a perfectionist, Perfection doesn't exist and you are just preparing Yourself for failure. Me: *bringing out my phone * Let me show you something Doc...
@@carloshugogeib7961 lol, Okay, just checking. Not long ago, I told someone I would be HEARTbroken when Jimmy Stewart passed away. Then I looked it up and found out he died like...twenty something years ago. LOL oof!
She was the Doris Day of my generation. Her singing was so sweet, her diction so good, her manners so civil, and her beauty great. Which girl in the 60s and 70s did not want to be like Julie Andrews? I love her so much!
I was a child when she made The Sound of music and.my dream.was to.sing with her and be one of the Von Trapp children in the movie Of course this dream didnt happen. But two of my Dreams about Julie came true to see her in.person and to have seen.the places in Salzbourg where the film was made.
Shame they never made a musical together! Many years ago my father was watching The Sound of Music’ and during ‘The Hills are Alive’ he said,” She’s got a voice like a bell.” He didn’t give compliments out easily!
The shortest distance between two lines is the path of least resistance....I mean autotune. Practising take stoo much time out of partying and debauchery.
@@sarasorensen2650 indeed. The process of learning in itself is a joy forever. Pleasures of Partying last hardly for a day. The population opting for shortcut approach to fame are missing the joys of journey of hard work
@@63bplumb It is isn't it? Knowing something is hard to do and just watching real professionals making it look like something so easy. I never get tired of watching these great old routines.
Rhythm is the framework, the structure upon which music flows, just as the window frame is the structure upon which drapes hang, structure, then adornment. :) (This from a classically-trained pianist and vocalist. :)
Julie Andrews is a living showbiz legend, she has worked with so many wonderful people from the past, she even lent her voice in recent animated films, What a full career. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
With all the credentials she possesses - breathtaking beautiful face to behold, angelic voice, humility, generosity, extra ordinary talent in singing, acting, dancing, kindness, pure, class and elegance, great mother, great wife, great human being to others and the cut-glass accent of her British-ness is very pleasant to listen to - she is a complete package! She is indeed one of the greatest human-being ever stepped in the history of our humanity and probably the last of the great broads. There will be no one ever who will take after her footstep. Do you know one? Tell me who? It’s like half of the 20th century was her domination. Even up to the first 1st part of the 21st century she was still active. She has set the bar with that very high and class standard that no one can ever dare to challenge, the scale quite hard for us to follow. She is the best. Dame Julie Andrews was born for Mary Poppins and SOM, no one else. They're destined for her. She is full of life.
When true talent and goodness were the staples of the entertainment world, I was growing up. I am grateful these beautiful video clips are here to remind me of those happy days. 🎶
My gran knew Julie's parents when Julie sang with them when she was a child. They used to perform at the Kings Theatre in Southsea, Portsmouth, UK where I come from.
Ive never seen this before, Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly truly talented performers, this is what my mom told me heaven was like, all the old movie stars singing and dancing ………the good old days.
I learned to tap later in life and you can tell by the articulation of her feet (flexible ankles) and the lightness with which she dances that she has probably tapped for years and years.
A few years ago I had a very mild stroke. Although it put my in the hospital, the Barrow Neurological Institute to be specific, during my recovery I would tease my treatment staff by asking them if I would ever be able to tap dance again. They would react quizzically and say "Well...". I would quickly relieve their consternation and smile and say "Well I wasn't able to tap dance before."😀
That reminds of my Grandad after he had his knee replaced. He complained to the surgeon he wasn't able to move it from side to side. The surgeon told no one was able to do that!
I dont know why but this made me cry. I guess it's a wholesome time I wish I could raise my daughter in. Now everything is so filthy and degrading. I dont know what I'm going to do
As a twenty something, I would say, try to raise her on things like this! I grew up watching more old movies than new ones. Little House on the Prairie, Andy Griffith, The Sound of Music, The Lucy Show, Swiss Family Robinson, Dick van Dyke, Shirley Temple etc. I'm honestly the better for it!
Whenever I watch tap dancing, I find myself with the most ridiculous grin on my face the whole time. It's just so wonderful to watch someone tap around a stage.
"Ms. Andrews is truly beautiful... an angel and a gift. And Mr. Kelly, he's a strapp'n tapp'n compliment... and gentleman extraordinaire. Both a joy - I am grateful - for having shared their amazing zeal and appeal."
It’s not until I watch something so simple and purely lovely that I remember how exhausted I am of Facebook scrolling. I hope someday our culture will relearn what really entertainment looks like.
At the very end of this, when Julie said Goodbye, I saw the same look we saw so often from Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. Perhaps Diana’s resemblance to Julie Andrew’s, without realizing it, is what endeared her to so many. Ask any women who grew up seeing Julie Andrews as Maria in The Sound of Music. We all loved her and wanted her to be our mother!
At the time, Jack Warner didn’t think Julie Andrews was famous enough to star in the film version of My Fair Lady. He wanted, and got, Audrey Hepburn. Warner also asked Cary Grant to play Henry Higgins, but he refused, saying that Rex Harrison _was_ Henry Higgins and no one else could play the part. 😎🎹
Two of the most beloved people of my childhood. Made me cry hearing Andrew sing Auld Lang Syne, such innocence and beauty. I've always wondered what the words are to that!
Adorable. Fun. Sweet! A time sadly gone by… Every 1950’s and 60’s kids wish to dance with Gene Kelly or be with Mary Poppins - dreams are made of this. 💕
@@mindypowers yeah but the doctor that did the surgery botched it and ruined her vocal cords for life. She got her lower register back but it’s a tragedy it’ll never be what it was
She developed nodes on her vocal folds during Victor/Victoria, and when they were surgically removed, there were complications. She was never able to sing in her head register anymore which is why she only has the lower notes now.
This is something I never knew I needed on my recommendation, but I am so glad it did. This made my day watching this, watching two legends being with each other and dancing too is great.
we sometimes forget Julie was raised by Vaudeville parents and she could dance as well as sing. She did a great job dancing with Mary Tyler Moore in Thoroughly Modern Millie
How can we even separate what to be impressed by here? Is it how fit and agile Gene Kelly still is? Is it how Julie Andrews can keep step with him? Perhaps its just that- however many years later it is today.. it is still just a wow moment of two outstanding performers.
Where Astaire strivedvfor perfection, Kelly had a natural fluidity. As for Mlss Andrews just an amazing talent. We were lucky to have recordings of there work.
Gene was just as much a perfectionist as Fred if not way more so. He drove every co-star to the brink. Poor Debbie Reynolds who was crying with bleeding blisters pracroxinf for hours and hours while he browbeat her even though she was only 19 ans had never tapped and was thrown into the deep end my dancing with the world's greatest and a seriously talented dancer in Donald O'Connor who could pretty much hold his own against Gene but you can definitely see the lack snd polish abd control in Donald's technique vs the perfect Gene. Cid Charisse said her husband knew whether she was dancing with Gene or Fred as Gene would leave her in bruises. And Gene was so particular that he would re dub all tap numbers they did and filmed in a movie and go in a small box or small stage and re-dance/tap all the numbers over again--and even tap and dub whathe deemed weaker performances of co-stars...that's how much of s perfectionist he was!!!
Things I miss about this era, the clothes, the dancing, the singing, and the manners.
Teresa Hinchie and respect :’( in this era you get bullied for the slightest things you can’t control, you get compared to others and clothing sense has gone downwards,i’m 15 i no nothing about the 40s-80s apart from music but i definitely do know go an extent that era was better in fashion,music,dance and movies :)
There was far more wrong with that time period than right. Racism and sexism for starts.
@@sewgatormomm I know, I just wish we had kept the few good things.
Look up 'talent' in the dictionary and there is their pictures.
@@sewgatormomm There is far more wrong with THIS period than that period. That period still retained some decency and respect for God, family, and the keeping of His Ten Commandments. Without that foundation, we are in a freefall to insanity and hell.
I truly do not understand why we can't have this kind of TV show today. We have so many great performers still working. They could tell their stories, sing and dance. It doesn't have to look like the old times.
Because culture is dominated by Marxism (please see the meaning of Cultural Marxism), their goal is always to lower the standards: grades, culture/knowledge, education/manners, speech, ethics, values, etc. Marxists don't want the person's improvement but the contrary, so they can rule.
Dos grandes figuras artísticas, tanto en actuación como musicalmente, Mu preparados en todos sentidos, ya no encontramos figuras como estos dos grandes personajes.
Because to appreciate this kind of performances you have to listen, look and stay still.
And in this days the fast majority is in for a quick and instant fix. Why read a newspaper when you can get the news in a quick flash?
Why read at all?
Why listen when you are self-absorbed and already have 650 friends at facebook?
Why adore the work/art of someone when you are the center of the universe?
It's too wholesome for most people these days. But I grew up on variety TV shows and loved them.
@@marthadonatti9400 Cada cosa en su tiempo. Lo que fue no puede volver a ser. Son personajes y formas irrepetibles. Por suerte los archivos nos permiten revivir aquellos tiempos por un instante.
her voice is so pristine. her expressions, and facial control is perfect. she dances so well too. Shes just perfect.
And nobody else quite has the same accent
She did sing for King George VI when she was only thirteen.
We all know she can sing, but I did not know she could tap dance. Endless talent.
Practically perfect in every way
@@susanford2388 Her aunt ran a dance school. I read Julie's autobiographies (Home and Home Work) and it's amazing she survived her childhood. I always liked her, but after reading those two books, I can do nothing less than admire and adore her as well.
she's practically perfect in every way.
She IS Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!!!!!
Mary Poppins 🙂
Indeed she is
Except for being a man, of course.
On the very sad day we finally lay her to rest, I hope “practically perfect in every way “ is written on her headstone ♥️
I never tire of hearing Julie Andrew sing.
I concur!
She had a tremendous range, and it all seemed effortless, from top to bottom.
A 5 octave range. @@freespirit5680
Dancing with Gene Kelly had to be quite intimidating! But Julie did it beautifully.
This was broadcast in November of 1965. Gene Kelly was 54. Julie Andrews was 30. He looks fantastic. Hardly seems to have aged at all. And Julie's voice was beautiful as always. They were wonderful in this short piece. So glad that someone posted this.
🤯🤯🤯 he does not look 54! And she doesn't look 30! It seems all the creams we have these days make no difference, it's all in the genes 😁🤣
@@katyb2793 Well the resolution wasn't that high in this video, and back then they almost definitely did something to the film post production, like people today putting filters over their photos and videos. They were just the same about that kind of stuff back then as we are today, the only difference is that the regular person didn't have access or use that kind of editing.
@@Sky-bu1jj oh that's so interesting! You'd think I wouldn't blindly believe what I see by now 😂
Thanks for the info!
@@katyb2793 Haha, I used to think like you did as well, but I fell into the rabbithole of youtube historical clothing/facts, and it ruined the perfect lense that I saw the past through forever. Back in the 60s, or 1800s, or when portraits were taken, even, it was only the elite that even were able to have their likeness captured, therefore no 'commoner' really knew exactly how much the pictures were altered, or even that they were altered at all.
@@Sky-bu1jj I've watched videos about 'photoshopping' pictures and photos in the 19th century too. You'd think I'd learn 😅😅
The good old days. They didn't need showy stage props. Their talent shined through.
No one showed us their body parts barely covered by thin translucent fabrics.
Part of the beauty of good old days was the fact that you needed actual talent and personality to be a star...
My therapist: There's no use on being a perfectionist, Perfection doesn't exist and you are just preparing Yourself for failure.
Me: *bringing out my phone * Let me show you something Doc...
Literally every time I watch Julie exist: perfection ✨
❤
😂
Lol!!!
Valerie, What a perfect response!! I'm still laughing. I totally agree.
The two most charming people ever together. What a class act they both were/are.
How talented they were. They Sing, they dance, they act, and lead us tô dreamland. I still miss them.
But, you do know that Julie is still alive, right?
@@suzum5689 of course I know that Julie Andrews is alife. But now-a-days far from movies and theatre.
@@carloshugogeib7961 lol, Okay, just checking. Not long ago, I told someone I would be HEARTbroken when Jimmy Stewart passed away. Then I looked it up and found out he died like...twenty something years ago. LOL oof!
Yes. They were/are such HUGE talents.
@@carloshugogeib7961 she does a kids stories podcast called Julie's Library which is just lovely.
Gene Kelly singing Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and Julie Andrews tap dancing. My life is complete now.
Oh my gosh. Now I’m imagining a world where Gene Kelly got the part as Burt!
So funny I was thinking the same exact thing..that is hysterical:)
He shoulda been Burt. I'm so down for that!!!
Dick Van Dyke was wonderful as Burt. Kelly didn't have his comedic timing.
@@Tina-qp7py very true
I've never seen it spelled as Burt before, I thought it was Bert!
She was the Doris Day of my generation. Her singing was so sweet, her diction so good, her manners so civil, and her beauty great. Which girl in the 60s and 70s did not want to be like Julie Andrews? I love her so much!
I was a child when she made The Sound of music and.my dream.was to.sing with her and be one of the Von Trapp children in the movie Of course this dream didnt happen.
But two of my Dreams about Julie came true to see her in.person and to have seen.the places in Salzbourg where the film was made.
I didn’t want to be like her, I wanted to be her!
Not much has changed. Any girl that grew up watching The Princess Diaries still wants to be like Julie Andrews. She is the queen
Shame they never made a musical together! Many years ago my father was watching The Sound of Music’ and during ‘The Hills are Alive’ he said,” She’s got a voice like a bell.” He didn’t give compliments out easily!
Gene Kelly could have played The Captain Von Trapp because he was 25 older than Maria .
Perfect pitch and no auto-tune. Why can't we have performances like that.
It needs efforts, focus, dedication, time and talent. Probably our times are deficient in some of those departments
The beauty of being a classically trained singer
The shortest distance between two lines is the path of least resistance....I mean autotune. Practising take stoo much time out of partying and debauchery.
@@sarasorensen2650 indeed.
The process of learning in itself is a joy forever. Pleasures of Partying last hardly for a day.
The population opting for shortcut approach to fame are missing the joys of journey of hard work
Go see something on the west end
Gene Kelly and Julie Andrews having fun together? My musical theater heart is bursting
I terribly miss those days when people were kind, had manners and helped each other out and they had entertainers with talent.
Am I the only one who is so incredibly sad that they weren't in a musical movie together? I feel like I've been cheated out of something special.
A humble entertainer. It's been a long time since we've seen much of that.
Humble? Entertainer or BOTH! Long sadly lost.
I think it's because they could be humble. They knew their talent would shine through, they didn't need to self promote.
@@JohnJ469 They had perfected their craft for a long time. They knew they were working with a fellow professional. It's just glorious to watch.
Helps us be the same.
@@63bplumb It is isn't it? Knowing something is hard to do and just watching real professionals making it look like something so easy. I never get tired of watching these great old routines.
The tapping game really shows how important rhythm is in music. Many musicians will say that rhythm is more important than melody.
Very true. You can’t have the melody without the rhythm.
Rhythm is the framework, the structure upon which music flows, just as the window frame is the structure upon which drapes hang, structure, then adornment. :) (This from a classically-trained pianist and vocalist. :)
@@cacatr4495 Very well said. I am a jazz vocalist, but I also trained classically.
I never knew this existed, what a treat to see these two legends together!
I wish tv was still like this.
I had tears in my eyes…the most beautiful Scottish song sung by the most wonderful lady!
Julie Andrews is a living showbiz legend, she has worked with so many wonderful people from the past, she even lent her voice in recent animated films, What a full career. BRAVO 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Gene Kelly had such a cool version of masculinity about him. Not toxic, just cool
Practically perfect tap dancing - The gorgeous Julie Andrews is a treasure, and Gene Kelly, a great partner! Superb.
To dance with Gene Kelly, what a thrill and honor
and the same to be singing with Julie Andrews!
With all the credentials she possesses - breathtaking beautiful face to behold, angelic voice, humility, generosity, extra ordinary talent in singing, acting, dancing, kindness, pure, class and elegance, great mother, great wife, great human being to others and the cut-glass accent of her British-ness is very pleasant to listen to - she is a complete package! She is indeed one of the greatest human-being ever stepped in the history of our humanity and probably the last of the great broads. There will be no one ever who will take after her footstep. Do you know one? Tell me who? It’s like half of the 20th century was her domination. Even up to the first 1st part of the 21st century she was still active. She has set the bar with that very high and class standard that no one can ever dare to challenge, the scale quite hard for us to follow. She is the best. Dame Julie Andrews was born for Mary Poppins and SOM, no one else. They're destined for her. She is full of life.
Absolutely in love with these two. Always had a huge crush on Gene Kelly.
Me too, i adore him! 😍 I was definately born 50 years too late xx
Me three
Me too! 8 years old and hopelessly in love!
Me too😍
Me too 🥰
I love her now, as much as I did when I was 13, when I saw her in Sound of Music for the first time! She's wonderful.
I didn't know Julie Andrews could tap dance.. That was lovely.
Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly are so lovely I love them so much
Gene Kelly was too good for this world. We didn't deserve him
When true talent and goodness were the staples of the entertainment world, I was growing up.
I am grateful these beautiful video clips are here to remind me of those happy days. 🎶
I wasn’t even born yet, but i so enjoy this kind of entertainment.
My gran knew Julie's parents when Julie sang with them when she was a child. They used to perform at the Kings Theatre in Southsea, Portsmouth, UK where I come from.
ooohhhhhh ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ive never seen this before, Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly truly talented performers, this is what my mom told me heaven was like, all the old movie stars singing and dancing ………the good old days.
Not many men look masculine while dancing, but Gene Kelly sure pulls it off!
Julie andrews is a great entertainer not only a singer and ang actress but a great entertainer.
Oh God, how I miss these pictures, these actors, these musicals...
I love those minimalist sets that were popular in the 60s and 70s.
I had no idea Julie Andrews could dance. It certainly didn’t look like she had learned just for this show with Kelly.
I learned to tap later in life and you can tell by the articulation of her feet (flexible ankles) and the lightness with which she dances that she has probably tapped for years and years.
Just found this. Thought you would be interested. It was fun to watch. czcams.com/video/VZK72moGKAM/video.html
She’s alright
I believe her Aunt owned a dance studio. Also, the stars who really signed back in those days were the triple threats… sing, dance and act.
have u seen Mary Poppins? she danced amazingly in that!
Oh to be able to dance with Gene and to sing with Julie. What a treat
They just don't make them like that anymore! Perfect and wholesome!!
A few years ago I had a very mild stroke. Although it put my in the hospital, the Barrow Neurological Institute to be specific, during my recovery I would tease my treatment staff by asking them if I would ever be able to tap dance again. They would react quizzically and say "Well...". I would quickly relieve their consternation and smile and say "Well I wasn't able to tap dance before."😀
That's where my mother went, a decade ago.
That reminds of my Grandad after he had his knee replaced. He complained to the surgeon he wasn't able to move it from side to side. The surgeon told no one was able to do that!
I dont know why but this made me cry. I guess it's a wholesome time I wish I could raise my daughter in. Now everything is so filthy and degrading. I dont know what I'm going to do
As a twenty something, I would say, try to raise her on things like this! I grew up watching more old movies than new ones. Little House on the Prairie, Andy Griffith, The Sound of Music, The Lucy Show, Swiss Family Robinson, Dick van Dyke, Shirley Temple etc. I'm honestly the better for it!
@@artsypeach7864 very good advice!
@@artsypeach7864 agreed! And lead by example. You're her greatest influence!
@@artsypeach7864 Very wise. No one has to give in to the dark side.
I love a camera that doesn’t move around.
Same
Good old fashioned simple entertainment from ppl with real talent.How I wish those ppl & days would return. All gone with the wind.
I watched this with the biggest grin, what talent!
Me too. They are just fabulous!
Whenever I watch tap dancing, I find myself with the most ridiculous grin on my face the whole time. It's just so wonderful to watch someone tap around a stage.
What a kind and lovely face
She was a triple threat. BEAUTIFUL, GREAT SINGER, GREAT DANCER.
With all the modern acrobatics and breakdancing, nobody dances like Gene Kelly. It’s not about jumping, its about grace and rhythm.
"Ms. Andrews is truly beautiful... an angel and a gift. And Mr. Kelly, he's a strapp'n tapp'n compliment... and gentleman extraordinaire. Both a joy - I am grateful - for having shared their amazing zeal and appeal."
It’s not until I watch something so simple and purely lovely that I remember how exhausted I am of Facebook scrolling. I hope someday our culture will relearn what really entertainment looks like.
OMG-she could keep up with Gene Kelly! Outstanding!
At the very end of this, when Julie said Goodbye, I saw the same look we saw so often from Lady Diana, Princess of Wales. Perhaps Diana’s resemblance to Julie Andrew’s, without realizing it, is what endeared her to so many. Ask any women who grew up seeing Julie Andrews as Maria in The Sound of Music. We all loved her and wanted her to be our mother!
I'll never get over that they passed on her for My Fair Lady.
If they hadn't she wouldn't have been Mary Poppins. Personally, I'll take the trade off
It's funny, because I if I'm not mistaken she was the star for the show on Broadway.
@@mayle2010 Julie Andrews was the original Eliza on Broadway
At the time, Jack Warner didn’t think Julie Andrews was famous enough to star in the film version of My Fair Lady. He wanted, and got, Audrey Hepburn. Warner also asked Cary Grant to play Henry Higgins, but he refused, saying that Rex Harrison _was_ Henry Higgins and no one else could play the part. 😎🎹
Marvelous..JA is perfect, GK is simply the dancing king
Gosh, I love Gene Kelly. My heart ❤
Two legends of their time
those two can do absolutely everything perfectly.
What talent of both! Julie is incomparable in her versatility besides her lovely voice 👍
Two of the most beloved people of my childhood. Made me cry hearing Andrew sing Auld Lang Syne, such innocence and beauty. I've always wondered what the words are to that!
Ooh, now I’m picturing an alternate reality where Julie Andrews played Kathy in Singin’ In The Rain…
Adorable. Fun. Sweet! A time sadly gone by…
Every 1950’s and 60’s kids wish to dance with Gene Kelly or be with Mary Poppins - dreams are made of this. 💕
Julie Andrews is an international treasure
Her not to be able to sing anymore is an absolute tragedy 😭😭
Oh right! Wasn't that because of Victor/Victoria?
She had to have surgery. She got her low register back, watch her comeback in princess diaries.
@@mindypowers yeah but the doctor that did the surgery botched it and ruined her vocal cords for life. She got her lower register back but it’s a tragedy it’ll never be what it was
She developed nodes on her vocal folds during Victor/Victoria, and when they were surgically removed, there were complications. She was never able to sing in her head register anymore which is why she only has the lower notes now.
@@JulieWeston_Rejoice oh gosh I feel so bad :/
I didn't know Julie Andrews could tap dance!! Ahh she's doing it marvelously.
Какая прекрасная леди, таких в настоящее время не найти!!! И напарник ей под стать!
Julie Andrews - simply pure perfection
How fortunate are we that such amazing art is preserved! This is a classic!
145 people have no ability to see 2 talented people having fun & showing off their amazing talents!
How educate and respectful they were.
What a missing thing in some movies nowadays
Naturally gorgeous our Julie
I didn’t know Julie Andrews could tap dance. I’ve been a tap dancer 💃 since I was a kid…how did I not know this!?!?
She’s also really good at gymnastics, if you watch the Jenny sequence from ‘star’ it’s all her no stunt double!
He is practically perfect in every way
Old stars are really talented. They can sing, dance and act.
Gosh I love them both.
Remember her on radio in Britain in the forties always same beautiful voice even as a child
we want this back again.
Anything he can do, she can do in a dress and heels. Queen.
Their talent was the thing that people came to and hear.
Thank you for the serotonin
I hear you all the way!
Julie Andrews is a perfect 10
amazing Gene Kelly
So sad....we will NEVER have this kind of beauty again....and I am only 55
This is something I never knew I needed on my recommendation, but I am so glad it did. This made my day watching this, watching two legends being with each other and dancing too is great.
When they’re dancing I can’t take my eyes of Gene Kelly- just magical.
Two legends together! Now, this is TALENT! Sad, no one in the present could match them.
we sometimes forget Julie was raised by Vaudeville parents and she could dance as well as sing. She did a great job dancing with Mary Tyler Moore in Thoroughly Modern Millie
Two of my favorite artists. I miss Gene Kelly.
Absolutely. It's refreshingly pure and simple.
Is there anyone in the world more naturally beautiful than Julie Andrews? :’-)
I’m glad this gem is preserved here on CZcams!❤️
Gene Kelly was a babe! 😍
Adorable "Dame" Julie Andrews super talentosa, cantante, bailarina, actriz...
Two of my favourite Artists together 😊
How can we even separate what to be impressed by here? Is it how fit and agile Gene Kelly still is? Is it how Julie Andrews can keep step with him? Perhaps its just that- however many years later it is today.. it is still just a wow moment of two outstanding performers.
Star quality plus!
Where Astaire strivedvfor perfection, Kelly had a natural fluidity. As for Mlss Andrews just an amazing talent. We were lucky to have recordings of there work.
Astaire was one talented very nice man.
Gene was just as much a perfectionist as Fred if not way more so. He drove every co-star to the brink. Poor Debbie Reynolds who was crying with bleeding blisters pracroxinf for hours and hours while he browbeat her even though she was only 19 ans had never tapped and was thrown into the deep end my dancing with the world's greatest and a seriously talented dancer in Donald O'Connor who could pretty much hold his own against Gene but you can definitely see the lack snd polish abd control in Donald's technique vs the perfect Gene. Cid Charisse said her husband knew whether she was dancing with Gene or Fred as Gene would leave her in bruises.
And Gene was so particular that he would re dub all tap numbers they did and filmed in a movie and go in a small box or small stage and re-dance/tap all the numbers over again--and even tap and dub whathe deemed weaker performances of co-stars...that's how much of s perfectionist he was!!!
Cyd Charisse, who should've known, compared the them by saying Fred Astaire had better coordination than Gene.