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This coveted role went instead to a star o f proven stat­ ure and super box-office appeal, Audrey Hepburn. Producer lack Warner reasoned that Miss Andrews, untried in films, was too big a risk for his $17 million production. But another producer, Walt Disney, was willing to take a chance with Mb* Andrews. He cast her in the title role of hh next film. In 1964, she won the Best Actress Oscar for her performance in the Disney clas­ sic, "Mary Poppim." Strangely enough, Miss Hep ­ burn wasn't even nominated for her performance in "My Fair Lady." Question: Can you name the Best Actress nominees for 1964? © Haman SaxuaRty ©DoHNow © (29 DospadMa © 39 AnoHioc Ufa 12:45 AM © (39 N*wt/sign Off 1 K)0 AM O CBS Now* Ntgnrwavcn CD ESPN Sp*rtsC*nt*r (E) Crisis Cawnselm ©tS Wlmblodon T*nnU © MOVK: 'Ang*l of HXA.T.' |S| m ̂ * » • hdv rtfws wimigm © ABC Naws Ona an On* © (39 Dwight Thompson © Jo* PrankRn Show