Julie Andrews
Awards & Honours
62
Awards Won
5
Honours
2
Rankings
5
Covers
2
Records
Julie Andrews holds an extraordinary place in entertainment history. She is one of the few performers to have won an Oscar, Emmy, Grammy, and Tony. Her Oscar came for her very first film role. She has multiple Golden Globes, including the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille Award. In 2000, she was appointed Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire. She received the BAFTA Fellowship and the Kennedy Center Honors. Her resilience after losing her singing voice only deepened public admiration. She continues to reach new audiences through Bridgerton, proving her enduring appeal.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)
Appointed for services to the performing arts.
BAFTA Fellowship
Highest honor from BAFTA.
Kennedy Center Honors
Lifetime achievement award for contributions to American culture.
Golden Plate Award
Awarded for exceptional achievements.
Hollywood Walk of Fame Star
Star at 6901 Hollywood Boulevard.
Rankings & Lists
AFI's 100 Years...100 Stars
200 Greatest Singers of All Time
Magazine Covers
TIME
1965-12-23
Julie Andrews: The Sound of Money
Life
1965-03-12
Julie Andrews: The Girl Who Has Everything
People
1974-03-18
Julie Andrews: Her New Life with Blake Edwards
Vanity Fair
2001-12-01
Julie Andrews: The Princess Diaries
Good Housekeeping
1966-05-01
Julie Andrews: The Real Life of a Star
Records & Feats
Youngest soloist at a Royal Command Performance
At age 12, she became the youngest soloist ever to perform at a Royal Command Variety Performance in 1948.
Longest-running Broadway show (at the time)
My Fair Lady ran for 2,717 performances, the longest-running Broadway show at the time.