You rarely hear a bad thing about the beloved actress Dame Julie Andrews, but she has revealed she once had a surprise moment on the set of Mary Poppins which included a few explicit words.
While filming the 1964 film – in which she infamously flew through the air using her umbrella – the star said that one of her stunts was so painful and dangerous that it brought out a surprising side of her.
Speaking to US magazine, Closer, the 87-year-old star recalled the stunt she had to perform while playing the iconic character saying, “I landed hard and was quite shaken. I have to admit, I let fly a stream of colourful expletives.”
![Julie Andrews in the 1964 film, Mary Poppins.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/VRFYXYFTMFDLTNFCDI3W6S6N74.jpg?auth=c164762ca42f979cfae283bf365f75dbe93c92eb1ea3421475e4b2bc376cf767&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
The star was reportedly left with multiple bruises as the stunt included wearing a harness while being dropped from a height.