A new documentary on Julie Andrews, featuring previously unseen archive footage and fresh interviews, will debut worldwide on Disney+ in 2027, offering an in-depth look at the iconic performer’s life and career.

The documentary, directed by RJ Cutler, known for his work on Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry and Martha, will explore Andrews’ journey from her early days in British vaudeville to her international success on stage and screen. It will cover both her professional milestones and personal challenges.

Fresh interviews with Julie Andrews accompany the archive material, shedding light on her best-known roles, including Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, and The Princess Diaries. The film promises to reveal aspects of her life that have previously remained private.

Cutler described Andrews as “a cultural touchstone” and highlighted the challenges she overcame throughout her life, saying the documentary delves into these often unknown struggles. He praised Andrews’ openness during filming, noting the experience as deeply humbling and inspiring.

The production is by This Machine, a division of Sony Pictures Television, with Cutler also serving as a producer alongside Trevor Smith, Elise Pearlstein, Jane Cha Cutler, and Jonathan Ruane. Mark Blatty is executive producer.

An official title for the documentary has yet to be announced. The project aims to provide a comprehensive portrait of one of the most enduring figures in entertainment.

By revisiting Andrews’ iconic film roles alongside new insights, the documentary contributes to the continued cultural appreciation of her work and life story.