What a horrible, intrusive interview! What a way to bring a woman down. I really felt for Julie, she said how awful it would feel to not sing again but she it was strung out for effect. When Julie said "thank god I'm not younger", that could have been a great segway to shift the focus onto Julie's accomplishments, her acting, the lovely films she's starred in etc.
that interviewer couldn't just get over with the deppresing questions - srsly from a person who had to stop dancing for spine issues, don't ever ever put salt on the wound that way. gosh, it's painful to watch how respectful Julie answered those questions
Damn Barbara back off some. This woman just lost something amazing, she's grieving and you're putting salt and vinegar and lemon juice in that damn wound
Oh gosh. Julie Andrews has been a part of my childhood ever since I watched Mary Poppins and the Sound of Music. The pain in her voice about the disastrous surgery that destroyed her vocal chords also destroyed something inside her. Watching the last scene of this video....I instantly cried, sensing for a moment how painful loosing her most gifted talent by a surgeon who assured her that her voice will still be the same and not the other way around. :'(
Barbara kept pushing her and pushing her, as though she wanted to break Julie's calm, noble reserve and make her become emotional. Julie's sadness was palpable, but she remained dignified throughout. Barbara Walters is such an asshole.
Ooh Julie... :( ...Aww this is actually so heartbreaking. Such a beautifully talented woman, with one of the most iconic voices in history...has to endure such a tragedy. Lord be with her, she's in my prayers.
She's so gracious. I her husband's statement is absolutely true: "If you heard her sing, you would weep... It's an absolute tragedy." That's exactly how I feel. A special gift was stolen from all of us when Julie's vocal cords were altered. This was so devasting for me. I have always aspired to sound like Julie Andrews. Her voice was a gift from God. When God lets terrible things like this happen, I have to pause and reconsider my faith. Julie is so gracious to honestly answer the hard interview questions with such poise. I can still aspire to be as gracious as her.
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She's just so full of class and grace. When she said, "Ask me again in a couple of years, ok?" It was so sweet and heartbreaking.
I respect how much class she has throughout this interview without crying her eyes out because of the sheer thought of how much she's losing.
What a horrible, intrusive interview! What a way to bring a woman down. I really felt for Julie, she said how awful it would feel to not sing again but she it was strung out for effect. When Julie said "thank god I'm not younger", that could have been a great segway to shift the focus onto Julie's accomplishments, her acting, the lovely films she's starred in etc.
The most classy woman in the world. Period!
Damn..I feel so sorry for her. She is so nice. Even in this interview. Barbara just wasn't nice at all. Very weird.
This has nothing to dk with her not singing, but I wanted to commend her on how mature and composed she was throughout this interview.
that interviewer couldn't just get over with the deppresing questions - srsly from a person who had to stop dancing for spine issues, don't ever ever put salt on the wound that way. gosh, it's painful to watch how respectful Julie answered those questions
anyone else crying?
Damn Barbara back off some. This woman just lost something amazing, she's grieving and you're putting salt and vinegar and lemon juice in that damn wound
cant stop crying. How can someone take a singer's voice away. Julie's voice is her life.
Oh gosh. Julie Andrews has been a part of my childhood ever since I watched Mary Poppins and the Sound of Music. The pain in her voice about the disastrous surgery that destroyed her vocal chords also destroyed something inside her. Watching the last scene of this video....I instantly cried, sensing for a moment how painful loosing her most gifted talent by a surgeon who assured her that her voice will still be the same and not the other way around. :'(
Did she want her to cry or something? It's like she wanted to ask the most painful goddamn questions...
Julie, you are a treasure. Your voice continues to soothe and inspire. I am so grateful to you.
Barbara kept pushing her and pushing her, as though she wanted to break Julie's calm, noble reserve and make her become emotional. Julie's sadness was palpable, but she remained dignified throughout. Barbara Walters is such an asshole.
God willing, the Lord will restore her voice in heaven.
Ooh Julie... :( ...Aww this is actually so heartbreaking. Such a beautifully talented woman, with one of the most iconic voices in history...has to endure such a tragedy. Lord be with her, she's in my prayers.
She's so gracious. I her husband's statement is absolutely true: "If you heard her sing, you would weep... It's an absolute tragedy." That's exactly how I feel. A special gift was stolen from all of us when Julie's vocal cords were altered. This was so devasting for me. I have always aspired to sound like Julie Andrews. Her voice was a gift from God. When God lets terrible things like this happen, I have to pause and reconsider my faith. Julie is so gracious to honestly answer the hard interview questions with such poise. I can still aspire to be as gracious as her.
It's so hard to see her in so much pain. I can't imagine what she is going through.
So hard to see the look in her eyes at the end of this video when she says it will change something inside of her forever.
What a classy lady.