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    'Protective' Julie Andrews to Executive Produce Remake of Late Husband's Movie '10'

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    The ‘Sound of Music’ actress will be involved as an executive producer for the upcoming remake of Blake Edwards’ classic movie because she feels ‘rather protective’ about it.
    May 18, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Julie Andrews will step behind the camera to executive produce a remake of her late husband Blake Edwards’ hit 1979 movie “10”.
    The 84-year-old actress will work on the new version of the film, a Hollywood composer going through a mid-life crisis who becomes infatuated with a newly married woman, which she starred in alongside Dudley Moore and Bo Derek.
    The new version will take a comedic look at the question of what defines a “perfect 10” in today’s world, reported Deadline.
    Karen McCullah and Kirsten ‘Kiwi’ Smith will write the script, with Sue Kroll, Jeff Nathanson, and Ashok Amritraj also producing.
    “10 holds a special place in my heart. It captures Blake’s charisma and his special humor that I so adore,” Julie shared in a statement.
    “I have long been rather protective about which of Blake’s brilliant works should be re-imagined. I am pleased that today’s film goers will have an opportunity to enjoy a new interpretation of this classic.”
    Further details surrounding the production remain unknown.

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      Julie Andrews Life Achievement Gala Gets Rescheduled by AFI Over Coronavirus

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      CEO and president Bob Gazzale claims that the postponement of the event will allow the organization to focus on the many gifts ‘The Sound of Music’ actress has given the world.
      Mar 9, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The American Film Institute is postponing its 48th annual AFI Life Achievement Award Gala due fears surrounding the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
      The organisation had planned to honour “The Sound of Music” actress and singer Julie Andrews with its Life Achievement Award on April in Los Angeles, California.
      However, the event is expected to be rescheduled to early summer, as growing concerns surrounding the illness which are wreaking havoc with several large events worldwide.
      “AFI’s decision to postpone the event is simply in response to the rapidly evolving nature of current events and our promise to ensure the well-being of the artists and audience that gather each year to celebrate America’s art form,” said AFI CEO and president Bob Gazzale.
      “This move will allow our full attention to focus on the many gifts that Julie Andrews has given the world.”
      Worldwide, more than 106,000 cases of coronavirus have been registered, with more than 3,600 fatalities.

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