The Americanization of Emily

Alicia Malone Intro — The Americanization Of Emily (1964)

Ben Mankiewicz introduces The Americanization Of Emily, 1964.

About his business entertaining high officials in wartime London, American Charlie (James Garner) taking little guff from newly recruited English escort Emily (Julie Andrews), a famous speech from Paddy Chayefsky's screenplay, in The Americanization Of Emily, 1964.

An American navy fixer in London, Charlie (James Garner) with his new driver Emily (Julie Andrews), consults with friend Sheila (Liz Fraser), then makes an offer, in The Americanization Of Emily, 1964, from Paddy Chayefsky's screenplay.

Pre-D-Day American navy functionaries in London, both avowed cowards, Charlie (James Garner) and "Bus" (James Coburn) checking on their propaganda film, visited by their obsessed admiral (Melvyn Douglas), in The Americanization Of Emily, 1964, from a Paddy Chayefsky screenplay.

Action on the Beach looks at the recreation of the Normandy Invasion for The Americanization of Emily (1964).

A British war widow (Julie Andrews) falls for an opportunistic American sailor (James Garner) during World War II.