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Brett Farmer

Julie Andrews as a post-war child star

1st November 1948: Julie Andrews as a child singer, performing on stage at the Palladium during a Royal Command Performance. (Keystone/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

In June, the American Film Institute presented its 48th Life Achievement Award, the highest honor in American cinema, to the beloved stage-and-screen star Julie Andrews.

On conferring the award, the AFI praised Andrews as "a legendary actress" who "has enchanted and delighted audiences around the world with her uplifting and inspiring body of work".

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