The 1981 movie Julie Andrews considers her most underrated: “The happiest collaboration”
Julie Andrews reportedly regards the 1981 comedy *S.O.B.* as her most underrated film. The article highlights its significance as a sharp departure from her wholesome screen image, allowing her to parody that public persona in a more provocative role.
Directed by her husband, Blake Edwards, the film satirises Hollywood and co-stars Richard Mulligan, William Holden and Robert Preston. Although it was controversial on release, particularly for Andrews appearing topless, it has since been viewed as an unusually bold and darkly comic entry in her career.
- Andrews considers *S.O.B.* her most underrated film.
- The 1981 comedy satirises Hollywood.
- It challenged her established screen image.