ladies and gentlemen, here is julie andrews, mary poppins. mary poppins was a huge movie for the whole family, and you have julie andrews. she s so strong, she s super human. she flies in from a cloud and she shifts the power structure in a very male dominated household. that s what? georges banks is thinking he s going to interview a nanny. we brought your references i presume. may i see them. i make it a point never to give references. she interviews him for the job so she s the boss from the word go. julie and drews is a super talent. beautiful. incredible voice. for a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down really dry and funny. she wasn t this cheer monster. in fact, she had a little attitude. as i expected. mary poppins practically perfect in every way.
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her curb stone english, the english that will keep her in the gutter until the end of her days, well, sir, in six months i could pass her off as a duchess at an embassy ball. rex harrison became that rare guy who could recreate his role on film. but for the role of eliza doolittle. but julie andrews was turned down by jack warner, who personally produced the movie, in favor of audrey hepburn the rain in spain stays mainly in the plain by george, she s got it. by george, she s got it. i love my fair lady. the music is incredible. i could have danced all night i could have danced all night and still have begged for more my fair lady won best picture in 1964. it is considered a success all around, and even though julie andrews had been passed over for the role, she got mary poppins, and she had the last laugh.
it s elusive. it s more like magic than a movie, more of a potion than a movie. i just remember that are star gate moment you could call it a psychedelic special effect for the psych del hik generation. kubrick knew exactly what he was telling his story for. the thing that s most impressive about it is the fact that finally you can t explain it. what he showed is intentionally beyond rational explanation. i think that s the point of the film, that thing happen that are beyond our human capacity to explain. and it s a remarkable achievement. denny s isn t just for breakfast.
[ screaming ] the audience downstairs was screaming to such a degree that you did not hear the soundtrack. and it wasn t a scream like ahh, ahh, ahh. it was ahhh! they couldn t believe it. i couldn t believe it janet leigh was getting killed. she s the [ bleep ] star of the picture. suddenly we have no protagonist to attach ourselves to. there s no movie before that ever did that, and it was terrifying to be stranded there alone with a killer. and who is this killer?