Julie Andrews Wins Best Actress | 37th Oscars (1965)
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- Sidney Poitier presenting Julie Andrews the Oscar® for Best Actress for her performance in "Mary Poppins" at the 37th Academy Awards® in 1965. Introduced by Bob Hope.
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Julie Andrews Wins Best Actress | 37th Oscars (1965)
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Julie's dress was yellow. I wish this video was in color.
Jefferson Borges in my mind I imagined it as pink for some reason
@@daniaelshafie1036 I imagined it as ivory. ....Apparently I don't have a very good imagination! ;'D
Her hair was yellow
I thought her teeth was yellow.
@@nemospence2724 😆❤️
Disney should make a British Disney princess based off of Julie Andrews
Couldn't agree more!
+Lauren Piskothy A British Disney Princess would be a wonderful idea
Lauren Piskothy Voiced by her to!
Lauren Piskothy she's t epitome of elegance class & beauty! Princess in every way! That is a great concept!
Alicia en el Pais de las Maravillas I actually liked that one
Wow, the jokes on the Oscars were actually funny back then.
yes ;D
yaaass!!!
FranBMan indeed
Ikr
FranBMan ....That one about Sidney was classic.
Oh my....her smile is pure gold.Such a legend.
Thus
Yes💫!
Probably one of the most deserved Oscars ever given.
Debbie Reynolds was a close 2nd.
@@mrjones29 come on, have you seen Sophia in Marriage italian style?She manages all the different Ranges of acting: drama, comedy, farce she is warm, passionate and gives a legendary performance. With all the due respect but Julie Andrews in Mary Poppins just sings, beautifully, and smile,.her character has no psychological strenghth. Every critic in the US told to be sure that Sophia would win a second Oscar, but actually the Academy the previous year had awarded De sica with a best foreign movie Oscar and in 1962 with a best actress Oscar, that's why She did not win. Besides, Sophia portrayed a prostitute with three illegitimate children, puritan America preferred to give the Oscar to a nanny.
@@maxpower2093 Thank you for your response, you have exposed my previous answer and no, I have not seen Marriage Italian Style yet, but now I will download and watch it. Sophia Loren is a Goddess of the big screen and of course a better ranged actor than Julie Andrews. But there was no way the Academy was not going to award her for that wonderful musical performance. Look at it this way, do you think Sophia could have done the same job that Julie done for Mary Poppins? If your answer is no, then that is the point of acting ranges, strengths and weaknesses. Neither were the complete actress on screen, both had weaknesses in other fields of composition. Actors have won Oscars before for playing prostitute types before and since so I don't think this is the reason. And if I followed your thought about why Loren didn't get the 2nd Oscar because of the legendary Vittorio De Sica previous win in foreign language film then I can say the same about Julie being nominated for The Sound of Music and everyone in the press and insiders saying she was nailed on to win her 2nd Oscar! Guess what? She didn't win because that's now said she already won for Mary Poppins two years earlier. I still think Debbie Reynolds' performance was worthy of praise though and I will seek out Sophia film and watch it asap.
@@mrjones29 You really should.
@@maxpower2093 I will thank you for the recommendation.
Julie Andrews was perfection as Mary Poppins. She was very deserving of this Oscar.
"Practically Perfect in every way!"
I so agree!!! She is utterly perfect!!!
PunchyPlayers y
Truly! I love how understated her performance was; she said so much just with her eyes.
WHY SHE WEAR BOB HAIR I WANT HER TO WEAR CURLS .
Her class and humility absolutely BURY the winners of today.
And her extraordinary beauty too! :D Julie is gorgeous!
+For Mandalore I couldn't possibly agree more
***** YOUR generation?
GC verry true. and all of d yesteryr actresses hd the class of their own.
GC
Eddie redmayne , Colin Firth .
Good lord, she's gorgeous.
She was a very young lad when she won. Just amazing that at that age she could perform as such an icon in that iconic movie
ExclusiveLM : I think 30 is not "very" young.
RedTV8888 She's still gorgeous even now that she's old.
@@felixmendelssohn991 she was 27 when she filmed it during the spring/summer of 1963 and 29 when she won for it in April 1965.
She was gorgeous in the actual film too.
Really wish she would've won the following year for The Sound of Music
She should have one for Sound of Music
definitely! she gave a great performance as Maria!
I went to Austria/Germany/Switzerland.... my one "want" was to run thru the "hills" like her. Julie Adrews is a beautiful, amazingly talanted woman! Couldn't wish her anything but an awesome rest of her life. :) She made my life as a child wonderful, and I still sing the songs today. I was in my garden today wishing my fingers would "SNAP!" and my weeding would be done! :)
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Nope, Julie Christie deserved that one.
She was beautiful back then and still is now and also she is still one of my favorite actresses.
Mine too, she is amazing! x
She stayed at The Carlyle when I was there. I can tell you for a fact she is very nice and charming. It's NOT a put on or an act. She is a nice person and undemanding
Daniel Lyons no one asked..
Did someone ask YOU to be a snarky pr!ck? Didn't think so.
me too
By all accounts, she's been an extremely pleasant person to this day.
Batman la serie personajes en español
The way she talks, speaks, her presence in general yells out her charm. This is truly what beauty is. One of my favourite actresses by far.
Well said.
Perfectly stated💝.
She can swear like a trooper too. Very funny
There's something about actresses back then that is so whimsical and totally absent nowadays. :\
Hey, but what about Zooey Deschanel? She is also whimsical.
KingVikram and she's related to a goddess actress, from the 50s. Lol
People will probably be saying the same thing about today 50 years from now. Every generation says this type of stuff about everything. Admittedly, sometimes I'm no exception either.
teghlura 2 years have pasted. Class We need the class again.
Hollywood had class in former decades ... but I think during the seventies it vanished more and more ... and the block buster overwhelmed ...
The minute Julie Andrews thanked Mr Walt Disney I was in tears
why?
Just call me Walt!!!
@@Mahalakshmi-Khan tears of happiness boyo
I like how speeches were just thank you's and not just shout outs as they are today.
Yes you said it Erica. I think so too.
And no platform to spout off your beliefs and rights. And no swearing and dramatisation .just respectful and thankful .
What's wrong with shout outs
Smash 565 they can use their platform to do whatever they want
But all those thank you's got to be a bit boring and pretentious. All that fake humility and the gushing "I can't believe it!"
That woman is class.
Yes wonderful class
"I know you Americans are famous for your hospitality, but this is really ridiculous." Love it.
But not as racist as you brits. Stay as far away from Sidney portier as you can. Lol. Surprised you even shook his hand
@@rajivmurkejee7498 please. Walk down any street in a big city in the us. You see all kinds of races too. Have you been to New York or Los angels? Probably not. No you are not going to see lots of races in West Virginia or Alabama. It s the country. Yeah last time I was in Yorkshire I saw Asians blacks chinese, right? lol. I said Julie Andrews was racist. Look how far away she tried to stay away from that black skin. It’s so obvious. I’m sure she’s not the only Brit. But you are right. America isn’t that much better
@@rajivmurkejee7498 there aren’t any “ no go zones”. Lol. You are full of it. Maybe there are area where non whites don’t feel as comfortable yes. But then again I don’t feel comfortable walking in inner Detroit. What’s your point?
@@rajivmurkejee7498 I think if I live here I would no more about this than you would? Duh.and maybe my perceived notions about British racism are exaggerated. But it exists and it’s no different than American racism
@@rajivmurkejee7498 Yeah. I’m sure if you were black or Indian in Yorkshire or Scotland you would never get a second look or suspicious look? Lol. Right. It’s well know about Londoner’s racism of Pakistani people Calling them “pakis”. I admitted yes there was racism is America. Britain is no better. Go back and look at the video. Julie andrews video. She tried to stay away from that black skin as far as possible.
There is something just so calming to her voice I can't ever put my finger on it. Such a beautiful classy woman.
It's nanny-ish ;)
She places her voice in the mask, its bright and clean sound. Its musical because she is a coloratura soprano, so it shows in her voice.
she's an old soul
Shams huh, that’s interesting. I’ve been told that my voice is soothing, too. It’s obviously nothing like Julie’s, but I also speak in my mask, so maybe that’s it.
British, darling.... ;)
Julie Andrew's getting an Oscar for Mary Poppins from Sidney Poitier. What a perfect award
Strange....maybe because everyone hugs and kisses at award shows today, all they did was a heartfelt handshake. Just an observation.....
SHE thanked US (Americans)! Imagine. One of the most well-deserved Oscars ever.
***** Strange, I know. Especially when one considers that Mary Poppins was created by an Australian. Julie Andrews was way too kind here.
+MisterObjectivity She wasn't way too kind. That's just her disposition. It comes naturally.
Back when America was actually a sight to behold. Now... Well, Biden is at the verge of winning the elections now, so maybe America can henceforth get better... maybe.
@@RobertOrwellSandman this didn't age well
I love the fashion back then! The way the women dressed was so classy. Not just because it was an awards show, but that was just the style. So elegant.
I feel like it might be the pauses...
Classy, modest, and very well spoken.
Yeah, now you have to BEG THEM to put their fake boobies and butt AWAY. As maybe nobody needs to see it, or maybe they have more to offer...?
Her smile is contagious. You can't help smiling when you see her smile.
Hello Kate, How are you doing?
She was positively BEAMING as she walked up. Sigh.
She was a class act at the very beginning of career, and she still is.
Look at how elegant everyone looks, and how sincerely, modestly and beautifully Julie receives her award. Makes the venal circus of today's Oscars look rather pitiful.
When I was young and watched the sound of music and mary poppins every other week, I never realised how beautifull this woman was. But, good lord, she is stunning.
Fair enough, 'is' it is :)
HerrFinsternis Roger, Over, OUT.
HerrFinsternis was? She's still alive just so you know.
2:02 how much Dick Van Dyke look happy for Julie Andrews its so adorable 🥺
I love how the applause just does not stop, everyone was genuinely happy for Julie and look how surprised she was herself and overwhelmed 1:57, and do I need to say anything about her classy, witty and elegant speech and how absolutely gorgeous she is.
Julie Andrews should have also won for The Sound of Music as well. It was the best movie that she ever made.
She should have won for the Americanization of Emily also
She's so beautiful.
she is gorgeous.
She and Audrey were both loaded with class in more ways than one.
She's soooooo cute.
It's absolutely ... what's that word? Supercalifragelisticexpialidocious!!
+KiwiGirl941 Indeed that's the right way to put it. One of my favorite songs in the movie
She just has the most beautiful speaking voice. Obviously her singing is second to none, but her speaking voice is equally as mellifluous. ❤
She has such a natural charisma and positivity, a gorgeous smile and energy. This woman was made to be on the stages.
oh yes so true, and she's always been so beautiful & adorably cute too 🌸
Her beauty is much more astonishing when you realize this was filmed before the time when plastic surgeries were safe or unnoticable.
They were. Marylin Monroe had one in her nose, and I bet you never noticed.
It's problematic when people don't hire someone GOOD or people don't admit to it. I had full body lipo. You still have to exercise. Sorry. You still have to eat well. It doesn't last forever, and it isn't cheap.
Also, it's like getting hit by a truck.
But for things like masectomies or burns, yeah. A good one can work and you won't even see it.
I used Dr. David Teplica out of Chicago. He works out of a hospital on Sheridan and Diversey. Used to be St. Joe's. Not sure what the name is now. Blue diamond facade over the windows.
I hate to see people get badly hurt/die because no one admits to it.
Never get a guy who works out of a strip.mall. Don't let ANYONE without an MD after their name AND board certified TOUCH YOU with a needle or anything LIKE one.
Women have been badly burned by things like electrolysis or poisoned by prescription lidocaine (10%) and Saran Wrap on their legs. Soaked into her blood from her skin while she was driving and she died. Truth.
Oh, AND hospital privileges. Don't let anyone touch you without it. Go to a hospital. If something goes badly wrong, you're there already.
Just in case anyone reads this...
O Galindo - It's funny you should say that. I think EVERY CELEBRITY that has had "Plastic Surgery," well, lets just say, it's NOTICABLE, especially the eyes!!!!
They weren't even required considering how stunning ppl looked 🥰❤
it literally did exist and there’s an entire slew of people who have gotten it in old hollywood.
The whole atmosphere of the Oscar's was SO different back then. Love it.
Such a sweetheart. I will forever look up to her, Carol Burnett and Meryl Streep! Just love their class, and their talent.
meryl? she has no class. Her jibes at dead people like Walt Disney make me sick. especially when it was done to fit her radical feminist ideals.
Glenn close and Julie Andrews are far superior.
No he was not! Do you enjoy believing rumours? You need to do your research! He made anti nazi cartoons for a very good reason.
+xMaXiMuSx your ignorance is embarrassing
No it is you who do not like facts. EDUCATE Yourself. PLEASE.
Coco Pops Ah! The irony when a dumbass like you, talks about education.
the applause is thunderous it’s amazing
Back when acceptance speeches didn't need to include the whole world.
Marcus, back then we had awesome and very very talented actors and actresses and the best movies now we have superheroes crap!!!! Agreed btw!
Acceptance speeches dont ever include the whole world it's just a few words to the ones u care about and have worked with 🤦🏻♂️
@@dimvalsgames9721 not just then we had those throughout the following decades also and infact even now we do just not as much 😅
@@hsd287 If you talk about movies and actors and actresses the movies that did back then 50s -60s and the talented actor's actresses are almost all of this period that they did most of the greatest movies and awesome talents of all time like my favorite movie of all time "Casablanca" with one of the best actors of all time Humphrey Bogart and the great Ingrid Bergman... You can't mess with all of those movies and talent the golden era was back then and now and even the 70s to 2000s are crap again messing with the golden era IMO. And I think Casablanca is the best movie of all time again IMO.
Interesting point... lol the award show era ended (a couple decades ago) and yet they keep doing them though there is lack of interest and respect...if they at least stopped the obligatory "thank the world" speeches and encouraged people to be more themselves when giving thanks, well, maybe that aspect could be improved.
How young and beautiful. Even older she’s always beautiful ,elegant and graceful. A true lady.
Everyone in the audience is genuinely happy for her. Look at their smiles.
I cannot believe she was only 29 here. Not that she didn't look young, but her demeanor feels 40-ish. How brilliant she was and still is. Mary Poppins was such a treat to us, it defined moments in our childhoods.
Where is Meryl Streep? I'm kidding....
lmao
Now that was funny...lol.
Roberto Sena LOL
I don't know why I'm laughing too much at this but I am
I've literally wet farted!!!
the way that Dick Van Dyke was clapping...🥺💔
She did a wonderful job as Mary Poppins. The final scene alone, where she has to leave and you can tell how it's eating her to leave the children, is heart-rending.
She's my inspiration, I love her! I also love the way Dick Van Dyke is clapping and smiling so sweetly at her.
She's my favorite actress ever since Mary Poppins and Sound of Music. A very classy, dignified, beautiful, talented lady. I bow down to her.
and as everyone sat there applauding, they were thinking "screw you Jack Warner for not casting her in My Fair Lady"
I really wonder when her name was announced if Jack Warner thought "Yep, I made a huge mistake."
Well if she was cast in my fair lady
There would be no Mary poppins as one of her characters
And Audrey Hepburn wasn't even nominated. Hollywood took revenge on him for betraying Julie!
@@daniaelshafie1036 No the shooting schedules of Mary Poppins and My Fair Lady did not overlap. The movie she wouldn't have been able to do was the Americanization of Emily.
@@RioMuc It is shocking that Audrey was not even nominated.
She's so genuine and put-together and didn't need to play extreme excitement and overreact like so many actresses do nowadays!
julie andrews is the epitome of pure class and elegance. a fine woman by any measure!
"I know you Americans are famous for your hospitality...." :) Aww, that was so sweet! Too bad those were such different times....
Back then people had some class AND didn't think everything was an ebtitlement. They were actualy grateful or at lest humbled by kindness and felt HONNERED to win an award
+TheSeekerBabe Gotta love that
Such elegance. Such a lady. And Sydney, such a gentleman.
Julie Andrews is like Mary Poppins: practically perfect in every way. She's just so LOVELY!!! ♡
Mary Poppins is so good it has a rare 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes. She and the movie really are “practically perfect in every way.”
PURE PERFECTION! Julie Andrews epitomizes elegance, class, grace, and beauty!!!
What I really love about this was that her speech was so impromptu it really seems like she hadn't expected to win.
May Sidney be resting in peace. Must be hard for Julie Andrews to be losing so many friends around her. May she be blessed with good health and a long long life, cant lose too many legends too soon.
What happened to class of such caliber? We need a revival of etiquette!
+sleepyeyeguy Yup along with talent sophistication and beauty
Even though things weren't perfect, there was a certain class back then that you just don't have today.
This comes from Sit up straight, don't put your elbows on the table and close your mouth, we are not a codfish.
The mouth breather look comes from the constantly flapped open mouth during childhood.
I feel it was perfect 👌🏻❤🥰
@Personal Jesus Nah what?
She's so charming
Julie had a smile that could light up a room.
Thank God for youtube, we get to relive these moments.
She is (to this day) one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen.
Short, natural, and to-the-point speech of gratitude by the awarded with no yelling from the audience every 2-3 words,. The 2021 Oscars reminded me a little these former ceremonies, but it seems people didn't like it.
Excellent contenders in 1965, and magnificent winner. "Mary Poppins" is still a pleasure to watch.
forever beautiful. Bless you always Julie.
That generation had an idol like Julie Andrews, with that sparkling eyes, that honest smile, that sweet voice... This generation has Miley Cirus.
I agree, this is bad... But I liked Milley when I was a teenager.
+Daniela Lima A Brazilian girl and a Spanish boy writing comments in English. :-)
It's funny, isn't it? I'm still learning... ^_^
But I would like learn spanish too.
+Daniela Lima OK. If you need any help, here I am. ;-) I'm from Madrid (Spain).
Thank you, darling...
But I must to finish the english first.
What an unbelievably classy and gracious lady!
Dick Van Dyke clapping for her, my heart 😭❤️
She’s practically perfect in every way
And the genuine class in her speech proves it
2:13--"Oh, this is lovely! I know you Americans are famous for your hospitality, but this is really ridiculous!"
The most beautiful actress of all time!
No one will ever have her blissfull voice.
Julie Andrews, practically perfect in every way.
Classy, incredibly talented, beautiful and extraordinarily modest. Role model. Perfection.
Omg her voice is even soothing as she does when she's singing. She really is a remarkable woman. I give her much congrats to her success! :')
Incredible talent and lovely person. There are youtube clips of her singing at age 13 and 14. The talent was obvious at that age.
From Julie, I wanted a longer speech. Who could ever get tired of that magical voice?
Julie Andrews is one of a kind. There is no one else like her.
she’s so angelic in this omg
This was practically perfect in every way
I'm glad she got it. She's always been such a star. Literally made my early childhood with this film. Forever Mary Poppins. 💛
Stunningly beautiful, unbelievably talented. How lucky are we to see and hear her.
she's always been so beautiful, adorable and super talented . . . to this day 🌸
Julie Andrews was so beautiful and so talented.
Thank God we can still enjoy her beautiful presence on this planet.
I love how they talked before. That accent, my god.
HER REACTION WAS PRICELESS
shes one of those people who are really loved and celebrated by everyone, oh my god, she really deserved it. i look a that streamys shit now and makes me wanna cry. Love her so much.
She's the embodiment of true elegance.
thanks a lot for posting this. it was awesome to watch how different it was back in the day
I love watching old black and whites of Julie Andrews. More than any other actor. Definitely one of the best and classiest stars hollywood has ever produced.
One of my fave actors giving a Oscar to a one of my fave actress. My unforgettable fraulein Maria.
Hi Viviane hope you’re okay?
She should have won the next year for sound of music
She is such a beautiful person inside-out
What PURE elegance - nothing over-the-top, obnoxious, hideous, see-through - just pure beauty in motion. Not to mention real talent!!!
She's really deserved that prize, in addiction to the fact that she is actually the finest, the most graceful actress on Earth. LOVELY!
She is so natural, so real and so beautiful.
Julie Andrews was perfect in everything she did. As a singer she is unsurpassed.
When they planned to Dick Van Dyke and he’s looking so proud and smiling for her. I miss the days when actors and actresses could be costars without people thinking they needed to date.
How wonderful, i didn't know she won for Mary Poppins, one of my favourite films of all time. It was so heart warming seeing Dick Van Dyke cheer her on and the fact they are both still alive makes this clip even more powerful, given it's almost 60 years old.
Well deserved!! Julie Andrews should have won it for "The Sound of Music" as well.
True but overall as a movie I prefer Mary Poppins over the Sound of Music
Yeah, but it was at least 40 minutes too long.
What was so great about this award was just before then, she was not asked to make the film version of MY FAIR LADY - which she had been starring in on Broadway for a few years!
This Oscar was well deserved, and wow Julie I very classy and gorgeous
An actual queen. Shes as sweet as a bird and as gorgeous as a flower
The most amazing thing about this was she had played Eliza Dolittle on Broadway but wasn’t given the role for the movie, it went to Audrey Hepburn, however if she had gotten the role she wouldn’t have been able to play Mary Poppins. Amazing.
Getting the Oscar since she was passed over for MY FAIR LADY was wonderful poetic justice for Julie.
She didn’t expect the movie role, she wasn’t a star outside those that knew the New York theater world.
But I would have loved to see her as Eliza.