The Julie Andrews Hour

TV Series
1972–1973
1h

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The Julie Andrews Hour was an entertaining television variety series starring Julie Andrews. Julie had amazing guests and great singing on her show.The Julie Andrews Hour was an entertaining television variety series starring Julie Andrews. Julie had amazing guests and great singing on her show.The Julie Andrews Hour was an entertaining television variety series starring Julie Andrews. Julie had amazing guests and great singing on her show.

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Won 7 Primetime Emmys
- 7 wins & 6 nominations total

Episodes24

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TopTop-rated Season2 years

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Julie Andrews

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Gary Menteer

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Garrett Lewis

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Jerry Trent

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Wayne Dugger

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Joe Kyle

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Walter Stratton

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Gary Crabbe

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Tom Anthony

Dancer

Rich Little

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Alice Ghostley

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Dick Tufeld

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Steve Lawrence

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Robert Goulet

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Cass Elliot

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Jack Cassidy

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Carl Reiner

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Donald O'Connor

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Trivia
Choreographer Tony Charmoli hired a group of eight chorus boys, who received no recognition in the credits, as dancers for the show. On the last show of the series Julie Andrews introduced each one by name to acknowledge their work. The dancers were: Joe Kyle, Jerry Trent, Wayne Dugger, Walter Stratton, Gary Crabbe, Gary Menteer, Tom Anthony and Garrett Lewis.

Alternate versions
Individual episodes were released as stand alone specials for local television stations.

Connections
Featured in The 25th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1973)

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Really have enjoyed the bits and pieces that have come my way audio,or video

Would so much like to see this series made available on DVD or the audio via cd. these shows are creative and include some of the very best performers no longer with us. Indeed we don't even have Ms Andrews voice coming to us in new forms. On these tapes she is in fine voice and sings material not recorded any where else.