Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall (1962) (TV)

User Rating:

9.2/10   

Release Date:

11 June 1962 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary | Comedy | Music

Awards:

Won 2 Primetime Emmys. Another 1 win

Cast

Julie Andrews	...	Herself
Carol Burnett	...	Herself
Randy Doney	...	Dancer / Singer

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Black and White

Sound Mix:

Mono

Company:

Bob Banner Associates

Trivia:

At one point Carol Burnett "accidentally" hit's Julie Andrews' in the stomach while taking a bow (this was scripted as part of the number they had just performed). Just before the show Andrews had found out she was pregnant and she and Burnett had decided not to do the hit, but Burnett simply forgot. As soon as this happens you see Burnett break character and ask if Andrews is OK.

Quotes:

Carol Burnett: Hey, Julie. Do you remember when we first worked together?
Julie Andrews: No.
Carol Burnett: Of course you do! It was on the Gary Moore Show.
Julie Andrews: No.
Carol Burnett: Don't you remember? We did that number about Texas?
Julie Andrews: No!
Carol Burnett: Well, do you remember how good you were?
Julie Andrews: Oh, yes!

Movie Connections:

References "The Garry Moore Show" (1958)

Soundtrack:

History of Musical Comedy (Medley of Every Little Movement, Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, Look for the Silver Lining, Limehouse Blues, Funny Face, Fidgety Feet, 'S Wonderful, Dancing in the Dark, I Get a Kick Out of You, , Night and Day, Where or When, Lucky Day, Hallelujah!, Why Was I Born?, Don't Ever Leave Me, , Yesterdays, Get Out of Town, Glad To Be Unhappy, I've Got You Under My Skin, Begin the Beguine, , I Cain't Say No, Wouldn't It Be Loverly, A Boy Like That, I Have a Love)

Looking for writer of "Meantime"

I had the pleasure of watching this at the Museum of Radio and Television this past weekend and my only regret is not writing down who the writer of the song "Meantime" (that Carol sings) is. I fell in love with it and would like to find the sheet music, if available. Any information would be greatly appreciated, Thanks! I loved the way Carol belted out this number - her voice was in top shape for the taping. I was also pleasantly surprised to be reminded of just how wonderful a dancer Julie is. You can't beat this pairing - especially on numbers like "A boy like that/I have a love" from West Side story. Combine Stephen Sondheim and Leonard Bernstein, then have Julie and Carol sing the heck out of it! It doesn't get much better than that!