Julie Andrews · wikidata Q161819

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Julie Andrews: British actress, singer and author (born 1935). Birth as stated: 1935-10-01 in Walton-on-Thames. Occupation as stated: actor, singer, writer, film actor, voice actor, novelist, screenwriter, music director, children's writer, stage actor, television presenter, musician. Citizenship as stated: United Kingdom. Also stated: Educated at: Arts Educational Schools; Educated at: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts; Award: Academy Award for Best Actress (1965); Award: Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1999). Wikidata states spouse Tony Walton; spouse Blake Edwards; child Emma Walton Hamilton. That is Wikidata's assertion, not an established kinship. Shared names stay separate.

Recorded as Julie Andrews; Dame Julie Elizabeth Andrews (alternative); Julie Elizabeth Andrews (alternative); Julia Elizabeth Wells (alternative); Dame Julie Andrews (alternative); Julie Edwards (alternative).

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Identifiers

• imdb: nm0000267 (stated)
• musicbrainz: 16bdc7b3-6bfc-4f1c-89ad-d0756af40327 (stated)
• wikidata: Q161819 (retrieved)
• wikipedia: Julie Andrews (stated)

A relationship named here is Wikidata's assertion. It is not established until it is assessed on its own.

Claims

• Award: star on Hollywood Walk of Fame (1979): Possible
• Educated at: Tring Park School for the Performing Arts: Possible
• Occupation: writer: Possible
• Award: Grammy Award for Best Children's Music Album (1965): Possible
• Field of work: musical theater: Possible
• wikipedia: Possible
• Notable work: Cinderella: Possible
• musicbrainz: Possible
• Wikidata states that Julie Andrews and Tony Walton are spouses: Possible
• Occupation: film actor: Possible
• Occupation: stage actor: Possible
• Occupation: actor: Possible
• Notable work: Mary Poppins: Possible
• Residence: Hersham: Possible
• Award: SAG-AFTRA Life Achievement Award (2007): Possible
• imdb: Possible
• Occupation: musician: Possible
• Award: Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1999): Possible
• Notable work: My Fair Lady: Possible
• wikidata: Probable
• birth: Possible
• Citizen of United Kingdom: Possible
• Award: Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award (2011): Possible
• Educated at: Arts Educational Schools: Possible
• Award: Golden Lion (2019): Possible
• Award: BAFTA Award for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles (1964): Possible
• Award: Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Series (2005): Possible
• Award: Theatre World Award (1955): Possible
• Work period start: 1945: Possible
• Occupation: screenwriter: Possible
• Residence: London: Possible
• Award: Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year (1983): Possible
• Occupation: novelist: Possible
• Notable work: The Sound of Music: Possible
• Occupation: music director: Possible
• Award: Crystal Award (1993): Possible
• Award: Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actress in a Musical: Possible
• Award: Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series (1973): Possible
• Place of birth: Walton-on-Thames: Possible
• Native language: British English: Possible
• Award: Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy (1965): Possible
• Residence: Surrey: Possible
• Award: Academy Award for Best Actress (1965): Possible
• Occupation: television presenter: Possible
• Residence: Beckenham: Possible
• Award: Disney Legends (1991): Possible
• Award: Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres‎ (2011): Possible
• Occupation: children's writer: Possible
• Language: English: Possible
• Award: Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy (1966): Possible
• Award: Donostia Award (2001): Possible
• Residence: Sag Harbor: Possible
• Julie Andrews is Emma Walton Hamilton's mother: Possible
• Award: Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy (1983): Possible
• Occupation: singer: Possible
• Occupation: voice actor: Possible
• Award: Kennedy Center Honors (2001): Possible