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Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is (1974)
TV Special | 60 min | Comedy, Music

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Julie and Jackie: How Sweet It Is (1974)

TV Special | 60 min | Comedy, Music

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.

Head Writer

Bob Ellison

Director

Dwight Hemion

Writers

John Aylesworth | Frank Peppiatt | Mort Scharfman (writer) | James Shelton | Walter Stone

Producers

Dwight Hemion (producer) | Gary Smith (producer)

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Updated May 22, 1974

Release date

May 22, 1974 (United States)

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8 cast members

Name	Known for
Julie Andrews Self / Self - Ed Norton / Self - Eliza Doolittle Self / Self - Ed Norton / Self - Eliza Doolittle See fewer	The Sound of Music (1965)
Jackie Gleason Himself / Self - Ralph Kramden / Self - Joe the Bartender / Self - the Poor Soul / Self - Reggie Van Gleason III Himself / Self - Ralph Kramden / Self - Joe the Bartender / Self - the Poor Soul / Self - Reggie Van Gleason III See fewer	The Hustler (1961)
Art Carney Self - Ed Norton (archive footage) Self - Ed Norton (archive footage) See fewer	Harry and Tonto (1974)
Stephan Chase Self - Sketch Player Self - Sketch Player See fewer	Macbeth (1971)
Moira Foot Self - Sketch Player Self - Sketch Player See fewer	Are You Being Served? (1972)
Hugh Paddick Self - Sketch Player Self - Sketch Player See fewer	The Larkins (1958)
Johnny Vyvyan Self - Sketch Player Self - Sketch Player See fewer	Complete and Utter History of Britain (1969)
Janet Webb Self - Sketch Player Self - Sketch Player See fewer	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1966)