This article from Far Out Magazine revisits a dangerous moment during the 1964 filming of a Julie Andrews production, in which a physically demanding scene reportedly left the actress feeling unsafe and caused her considerable pain. The piece frames the incident as a notable example of the physical risks Andrews faced early in her film career, quoting her as describing the experience as one in which she "just didn't feel too safe."

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