"I'm grotesquely sentimental"

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I know we all like typing the bare minimum but...

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Julie Andrews photographed by Milton Oleaga, c. 1950s (x)

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When people say “it’s not classy for a lady to curse”

BITCH THIS LADY IS THE EPITOME OF CLASS

LOOK AT HER CURSE. LOOK AT IT.

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.~ Practically perfect in every FUCKING way ~.

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Always reblog Julie Andrews.

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Mary Poppins is cussing someone out without even speaking

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Julie Andrews| “The Americanization of Emily”, 1964.

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Julie Andrews | “Darling Lili” costumes, 1970.

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One thing, I can't see your page. Every time I try to access it my browser says webpage unavailable

Oh really? It works fine for me :/ Is anyone else having this issue?

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Hello

Sorry I’ve only just noticed this, hey!

[thebeautyofbarbrastreisand]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BARBRA JOAN STREISAND!! April 24th 1942 -

“Thank you Barbra Streisand, where do I begin, she has helped me so much in life and her music has helped me through so many situations in life, she’s such an inspiration for women all over the world and I’m glad she doesn’t let anything get in the way of what she wants to do Xoxox”- Flowerchildofthesixties

“Barbra is not only my favorite singer or my favorite actress. Not just an inspiration or an activist. She is my guidance and my source of light. Good day or bad day? Doesn’t matter! In Barbra I always find sweet inspiration as well as someone to guide me through the at times stormy days of life. On your 73rd birthday I thank you Barbra, for being my idol, my role model and my guidance. To many more happy days” - Colormevictoria

“Happy birthday, Barbra! I wish you knew about all the joy you’ve brought into my life. I’m forever thankful for the inspiration. I love you.” Satya-

“Barbra Streisand has inspired me to always believe in myself and to never let anyone try to stop me from achieving my dreams. ❤️” - Streisland

“I can’t even describe the intensity of my admiration for Barbra. She was a feminist in Hollywood when it was extremely unpopular, which as a result, meant she missed out on many nominations/awards but made history on more than one occasion; she’s dealt with the pressure of changing her features by embracing it even more, which has made many insecure people feel more confident in themselves; she also has put millions into tackling the inequality of heart disease research, due to women dying more often of heart disease than all cancers combined. Barbra also has this ridiculously flawless drive to succeed in anything she puts her mind to and the freaking amazing voice that tugs at my heart strings every single time I hear it. Happy Birthday Babs, you deserve every ounce of happiness you have now and more. Thank you for being such an inspiration to so many, love always.” - Thebeautyofbarbrastreisand

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“Darling Lili”, 1970.

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"I certainly embrace all the movement that’s going on these days about equality for women and equal rights. In general, I would apply that to all nationalities and all races. I think we do need—and truthfully it sounds Pollyanna-ish to say so—more awareness, generosity, and compassion than we have right now. But in terms of feminism, I embrace it wholeheartedly. Not in a kind of militant way, but I’ve always known that it matters." -Julie Andrews 

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Julie Andrews in “Star!”, 1968.

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Julie Andrews.

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Julie with Christopher Plummer, and director Robert Wise on the set of “The Sound of Music”, 1964

[latimes]

I’d been a fan, but I’d never actually met her. Ten days before, she called and said, ‘I just want to be very sure that you’re OK with this, that I’m not offending in any way.’ I said, ‘Are you kidding? Go for it. Enjoy it.’ … She sang very, very well. I was a fan, and now I’ve made a new friend.

Julie Andrews, on Lady Gaga’s “Sound of Music” tribute performance at the Oscars

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"Star!", 1968.

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Julie and James Garner in "The Americanization of Emily", 1964.