Jolly Andrews recognizes her division during “Mary Popins”, she made a mistake in “Mary Popins”: “She left flying a group of colored insults.”

Jolly Andrews You may be known to play the magical magic and magical nanny in Mary PopinsBut even loved characters have moments outside the camera-and this person may leave your childhood in a shock.

Now 87, Oscar -winning legend opens a moment in 1964 Disney She was appointed when she was completely lifted her composure during a particularly rough trick sequence.

“She fell hard and completely shaken,” Andrews revealed to the nearby magazine in an interview with him recently Daily through us. “I have to confess, let me fly a stream of colored insults.”

This is true-It seems that the actress behind the British nanny is the most prepared in cinematic history had the production of mid-profanity.

However, despite the slip, Andrews remained Walt DisneyThe best choice. In fact, he believed so much that he was delayed in the entire shooting to accommodate her pregnancy.

“I said,” Mr. Disney, I love to come. But I am pregnant, “you remember.” You spoiled me. “

Andrews’ husband, Tony Walton, also fell as a film designer, and the couple continued to welcome her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton before the divorce in 1968.

She later married a way out Blake Edwards In 1969, they stayed together until his death in 2010. The couple adopted two daughters, Amy and Joanna Edwards.

but Mary Popins It was not the only iconic production that tested Andrews. Photography Music She brought her own share of emotional challenges, especially since her personal life struck a rock area.

“I was so alone. Tony was working, and our marriage was a bit shale,” Andrews admitted, referring to the dynamic of the participating star Christopher Plammer.

However, she is attributed to her flexibility for some meaningless advice from her mother. “Fortunately, I was ready to pay my dues and learn,” I participated. “When we were wandering, my mother was publishing inside me:” Don’t dare complain about anything … continued to do so and you will respect much more. “