Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is

Especial de TV
1974
1 h

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Julie Andrews and Jackie Gleason in Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is (1974)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaThird in a series of TV specials featuring Julie Andrews with a famous American guest star. "Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is" is divided into skits and musical numbers that mostly highligh... Ler tudoThird in a series of TV specials featuring Julie Andrews with a famous American guest star. "Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is" is divided into skits and musical numbers that mostly highlight Gleason's career.Third in a series of TV specials featuring Julie Andrews with a famous American guest star. "Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is" is divided into skits and musical numbers that mostly highlight Gleason's career.

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To get to London to make this special, Jackie Gleason flew by airplane for the first time in twenty years.

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Jackie Gleason: 30 years in this business and you're still treated like a beginner. Like a 55 year old office boy looking for a job... with a chance for advancement. All those years... and what do I have to show for it? A couple of suits? I couldn't even get this one pressed.
Jackie Gleason: Well emperor is it thumbs up or thumbs down? Do we get to work another day? Do we get to eat another day? Do we get to LIVE another day?
Julie Andrews: Please Mr Dennis, don't do this to yourself, this is no way for an actor to behave...
Jackie Gleason: Oh yes it is. I was doing what actors do best, showing off a little bit. That was a line from Act 3, scene 2 of "THE COMPANY MAN"... it was written by Robert Lawton. THAT's what you call acting.
Jackie Gleason: Tell the emperor
Jackie Gleason: NEXT!

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Very nice special for Gleason and Andrews fans alike!

Jackie Gleason and Julie Andrews reminisce about days of old, perform musical numbers together, and do some old and new comedy skits together, including Gleason as "The Poor Soul" and "Joe the Bartender", and a "Honeymooners" skit with Julie playing Ed Norton. These two work well together. This is probably the last time that Gleason did his pre-Ralph Kramden characters.