In 1964, 29-year-old Julie Andrews starred in "Happy in the World" and played a fairy nanny in the play. Julie Andrews won the 22nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress and the 37th Oscar for Best Actress for this film. The film is not only excellent in songs, but also in first-class special effects, especially the scenes where real people dance with animations to reach a new level at that time. The film also created the longest word in English, supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. It was moved to the Broadway stage in 2004.