Overview
- In the new cover story, he names the film’s opening number as his favorite and briefly sings a line he still remembers.
- He recalls playful moments with child co-star Matthew Garber, joking that the youngster would sometimes bite him during long lighting setups.
- He says Julie Andrews’ precise soprano pushed him vocally during pre-recording sessions until repeated takes helped him match the key.
- He recounts a set gaffe from the ceiling tea scene, saying the crew broke for lunch and left him hanging until he called for help.
- He frames the reminiscences within promotion for 100 Rules for Living to 100 and credits a positive outlook and his wife Arlene for his longevity.