Behind the Scenes - TMM

[@leatherclad7]

This film has the best opening credit sequence ever!

[@waldemarlopess]

Thoroughly Marvellous Julie Andrews is a joy as Thoroughly Modern Millie and her performance is perfect! Her singing and acting are at best she is soooo beautiful and charming! This is such a great movie! A true classic! Thanks for this great footage!

[@charityschiller4005]

Julie Andrews is beautiful and charming!❤❤❤😂😊

[@charityschiller4005]

Carol Channing and Mary Tyler Moore and James Fox and John Gavin and Bea Lillie were awesome in this too!

[@mlchc9004]

Takes just that ONE Star to make such an awesome unforgettable movie as TMM;)Julie you are perfection!

[@mafurock33]

This has always been one of my all time favourite movies since I was a child! Thank you for the many, many, many happy memories!

[@sharon102645]

+mafurock33 Mine too!

[@claudinefaure9090]

Me too.

[@charityschiller4005]

Completely awesome movie and Julie Andrews and Carol Channing and Mary Tyler Moore are fantastic in it. Thanks for the memories.

[@ez2me2009]

Boy! I never saw that short documentary before! I love Millie. It's my favorite Julie Andrews movie.

[@manuelorozco7760]

My favorite JA movies are Mary Poppins, Cinderella and Shrek 2

[@eleventhirtytwo]

TMM is one of my favourite movies but I've never seen this! Thanks for sharing!!

[@manuelorozco7760]

Did you finally watch it?

[@ez2me2009]

I love to see those making-of. Real vintage! :-)

[@devydu]

Yesterday, 1/15/19, we lost the amazing & legendary Carol Channing at age 97! Good-bye, Dolly, but heaven is singing "Hello, Carol, well hello, Carol, it's so nice to have you back where you belong!" Enjoy Carol, plus Julie & Mary, in this fun Roaring '20's movie. When Julie comes out of beauty shop with her new bobbed hairdo, she looks like her normal self - lol - or fresh out of Sound of Music. I think Mary did this movie after "The Dick Van Dyke Show" ended and before her own big TV show became a hit. Love all 3 talented ladies!

[@fabricegrard1001]

Julie was my first and eternal shock in the heart

[@geoffhunter7704]

Beatrice Lillie a wonderful actress/singer and a very memorable villainess in TMM.

[@curlysue3919]

I love Julie Andrews and TMM♥️♥️♥️

[@sallymj8957]

Loved the Tapioca Dance!

[@mmarie0789]

this is the best youtube find ever! this is one of my favourite movies!

[@cilrogers]

I love this movie! Watched it last night. Interesting footage and hearing details about the making it. Thanks for posting it.

[@LMorgan1234]

Wow this is great footage!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@jearnott]

TMM is a true classic - even 'La La Land' pails by comparison - they don't make 'em like this anymore! ☹️

[@MVR326]

We saw this as a family when it came out.. I was 5 years old and remember standing on line on a nice summer night at one of our neighborhood theaters. The only thing I remember before seeing it again many years later, was the music of course, Julie Andrew frequent animated stares into the camera, the fireworks disaster, and Bea Lillie's follow the bouncing head on the lyrics , at the very end. Its a great movie, and also has personal memories for me

[@mlchc9004]

I agree! Love this movie! I adore Julie

[@manuelorozco7760]

I prefer La La Land

[@jmason2838]

*pales*..🤗

[@adamshirk3495]

I love Julie Andrews!

[@manuelorozco7760]

Been a fan since Mary Poppins

[@RocyMartinez]

Julie is the best!!!!

[@USMCMuscle]

Thanks for this! I never heard Julie Andrews discuss THM before!

[@MiriamProductions]

thanks so much for posting this!!

[@yvesdekerpoisson7637]

merveilleuse Julie!we loves you!

[@arfies]

I love "Millie!" Again, thanks for posting this!

[@juliamariaf.queiroz2682]

Amo este filme.

[@KelsBob2014]

Nice. I like it! Very good.

[@hebneh]

In the outdoor scenes you can see the thick, terrible Los Angeles smog of the 1960s, before car exhaust regulations really made a difference. That certainly was different from the actual 1920s.

[@sandranaylor2348]

Lovely film, great clothes

[@vivifee8390]

Bonjour merci pour le partage !

[@jiajialegg1220]

I very like this movie, it was a funny movie ever

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

Ah, good. I had feared the "TMM" was The Music Man, and it was hard to imagine Ms. Andrews singing Pick-A-Little Talk-A-Little.

[@windstorm1000]

ANY BODY know why I can't find flim clips of this movie? why did yt take them off?? they were here 6 months ago.

[@fabricegrard1001]

Diamond on Earth

[@andrewbuhman1066]

Sad they didn't even mention Pat Morita and Jack Soo, who were both hilarious in this.

[@davidtomlins9759]

Or beatrice lilie

[@andrewbuhman1066]

@@davidtomlins9759 Yes!

[@lilyrose5421]

I really want to watch this. Where can I watch it??? :((

[@-vnhwmargot3830]

123movies

[@vivifee8390]

Bonjour merci et bisous , vivi !

[@clubsnatcher]

This is indeed a 60's take on the 20's. Interesting that we are more historically accurate now when most of these generations who would have been alive then, are now dead.

[@chrisn7259]

Hollywood got away with the mixing of eras with hair and makeup in musical comedies. Plus they wanted to be flattering to their female stars, and they were. Judy Garland looks very forties in Meet Me in St. Louis, but she looks beautiful, same with Streisand in Hello, Dolly and Julie here.

[@gerardwayisajacket9551]

I didn't even know Julie did this movie!!

[@manuelorozco7760]

I was watching the movie over a month ago. I thought I never be underwhelmed by a Julie Andrews movie. The songs and humor were not enough to save this. The plot dragged on in parts and the white slave subplot was too dated and stereotypical for my taste.

[@sjcohen4444]

What a stupid way to start this short by asking what year that street scene was filmed. How could it be from the early 20's if it's in full color?

[@chaturongarchary9773]

I consider this movie a loose sequel to Pygmalion...

[@manuelorozco7760]

That title belongs to She’s All That

[@chaturongarchary9773]

@@manuelorozco7760 Just like Marjorie Morningstar (1958) recalls you Singin'g in the rain (1952)...

[@YesYesYouAreRight]

1964

[@mmalmec]

YesYesYouAreRight 1966