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What is the best Julie Andrews movie?

By YPB Team

Golden-age musicals sit beside sly adult comedies, sweeping period dramas, and modern crowd-pleasers, tracing a career that even reaches into animated voice work. Where do you stand?

  1. The Sound of Music — ranked #11
    The Sound of Music
    The beloved 1965 Best Picture musical with Andrews as governess Maria von Trapp in wartime Austria.
    1000pts
  2. 10 — ranked #22
    10
    Blake Edwards' 1979 romantic comedy where Andrews plays the grounded partner to Dudley Moore's midlife obsessive.
    778pts
  3. The Tamarind Seed — ranked #33
    The Tamarind Seed
    A 1974 Cold War romance with Andrews as a British official drawn to a Soviet officer.
    778pts
  4. The Princess Diaries — ranked #44
    The Princess Diaries
    The 2001 Disney comedy where Andrews plays Queen Clarisse, grandmother to a reluctant teen royal.
    694pts
  5. Shrek the Third — ranked #55
    Shrek the Third
    The 2007 DreamWorks sequel with Andrews voicing Queen Lillian of Far Far Away.
    641pts
  6. Mary Poppins — ranked #66
    Mary Poppins
    The 1964 Disney classic that won Andrews an Oscar as the magical nanny.
    629pts
  7. S.O.B. — ranked #77
    S.O.B.
    A 1981 Hollywood satire with Andrews sending up her wholesome image in a daring role.
    555pts
  8. Star! — ranked #88
    Star!
    A 1968 musical biopic with Andrews portraying stage legend Gertrude Lawrence.
    470pts
  9. Hawaii — ranked #99
    Hawaii
    The 1966 epic drama with Andrews as a missionary's wife adapting to island life.
    470pts
  10. The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement — ranked #1010
    The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
    The 2004 sequel with Andrews returning as Queen Clarisse of Genovia.
    370pts
  11. Despicable Me — ranked #1111
    Despicable Me
    The 2010 animated hit featuring Andrews' voice as Gru's disapproving mother.
    252pts
  12. The Americanization of Emily — ranked #1212
    The Americanization of Emily
    A 1964 wartime satire with Andrews opposite James Garner as a British war widow.
    252pts
  13. Thoroughly Modern Millie — ranked #1313
    Thoroughly Modern Millie
    A 1967 musical comedy with Andrews as a small-town girl chasing Jazz Age dreams in New York.
    0pts
  14. Victor/Victoria — ranked #1414
    Victor/Victoria
    Blake Edwards' 1982 musical comedy that earned Andrews an Oscar nomination as a woman posing as a male drag performer.
    0pts

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