Few performers have captured hearts like Julie Andrews. Born on October 1, 1935, in Surrey, England, she started performing at a young age with her mother and stepfather, both Vaudeville entertainers. Her early talent foreshadowed a career full of Broadway triumphs, unforgettable films, and awards. Fans of classic musicals may recall her rise to stardom.

According to People, from her earliest stage appearances to international acclaim, Julie Andrews’ life offers countless highlights. On her 90th birthday, it’s worth revisiting some defining moments that made her an icon.

1. Early Stage Success

At 13, Julie Andrews became the youngest solo performer at the Royal Variety Show in 1948. She sang for King George VI, impressing audiences with poise and talent. This marked the start of a remar

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