"Yet surely, Miss Andrews, you have some vices? "Oh, God!" she whoops. "I'm great at Anglo-Saxon four-letter words." And she launches into a story about the last day on the "Mary Poppins" shoot, when she was hanging about, high up in the soundstage on a wire, when all of a sudden, she felt herself drop. "I hit the stage, like you don't believe—I could have broken my leg!—and I did let fly with some Anglo-Saxon words that I don't think the Disney studio had heard before or since." The F word, for one. And this reporter actually heard her utter the S word. Mary Poppins would wash her mouth out with soap.
Julie Andrews, Newsweek
Monday, April 7, 2008
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Gotta love the English Roses. Supposedly most of them - Deborah Kerr, Miss Andrews, Angela Lansbury, et al - really have a, ahem, way with words.
those WASPs, man...they'll suprise you
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