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Anne Hathaway reacted to Julie Andrews not returning for The Princess Diaries 3, noting that the team pushed to have her but respected her decision, and expressing a hope that the film remains fun and meaningful for fans who grew up with the series.
Anne Hathaway publicly reacts to Julie Andrews’ decision not to return for The Princess Diaries 3, expressing respect for Andrews’ choice and openness to her return if she changes her mind. Hathaway notes they pushed to bring Andrews back but remains hopeful, and she emphasizes wanting the new film to be fun and meaningful for fans who watched the original as kids; she also mentions a recent story breakthrough as the project moves forward with a new direction.
Anne Hathaway says she and the Princess Diaries team pushed hard to bring Julie Andrews back as Queen Clarisse for Princess Diaries 3, but Andrews declined, saying she’s retired; Hathaway remains hopeful and respectful about a future reunion if Andrews changes her mind.
Julie Andrews, the Oscar- and Tony-winning icon of The Sound of Music and Mary Poppins, has announced retirement from screen roles after an eight-decade career. A Dame since 2000, she has since shifted to voice work in franchises like Shrek and Despicable Me and appearances such as Bridgerton. Talks of Princess Diaries 3 have circulated, but she has suggested it might be best to leave the franchise as is.
Julie Andrews, at 90, says she’s retired from on-screen acting and will not reprise her Princess Diaries role in the third film with Anne Hathaway, noting she probably won’t return to screen work and prefers voice roles she can record at home; she remains active in voice work and other projects like Bridgerton, Minions: The Rise of Gru, and more.
Julie Andrews confirms she will not reprise Queen Clarisse Renaldi in The Princess Diaries 3, saying the story should continue with Princess Mia (Mia Thermopolis) and that it’s too late for her to join. In interviews with Today.com and InStyle, she said she feels retired and believes the film can flourish without her, echoing earlier remarks made when the project was first announced in 2022.
Julie Andrews has said she won’t reprise her role as Queen Clarisse Renaldi in The Princess Diaries 3, explaining the story centers on Mia Thermopolis and that she’s retired from acting; the project is moving forward with Anne Hathaway and director Adele Lim.
Julie Andrews says she will not return as Queen Clarisse for The Princess Diaries 3, telling InStyle she’s retired from on-screen acting and thinks the film would flourish without her given her age. The project is moving forward with Anne Hathaway returning as Mia and Adele Lim directing, but no release date has been announced.
Julie Andrews confirmed she will not reprise Queen Clarisse Renaldi in the upcoming Princess Diaries 3, saying it’s “too late” for her to join and that the story should continue with Anne Hathaway’s Mia Thermopolis. Hathaway had previously teased a third film and said the project was moving forward with a new direction, while Andrews has expressed skepticism about its feasibility in past interviews.
Julie Andrews says she won't appear in Princess Diaries 3, explaining that she's moved beyond that kind of on-camera work and is focusing on writing, podcasts, and voiceovers; though the project is still in development with Anne Hathaway returning as Mia Thermopolis, Hathaway's pregnancy has paused progress and Adele Lim is directing, with Meg Cabot and Debra Martin Chase involved; the cast and direction have evolved since the 2024 announcement.
Julie Andrews, 90, recorded a rare video message to kick off the World Parkinson's Congress, expressing support for finding a cure and urging the Parkinson's community to stay hopeful.
Kayti Edwards, Julie Andrews’ step‑granddaughter, claims she has a 15‑year‑old daughter named Ever with Cher’s son Elijah Blue Allman. Cher has started building a relationship with Ever while pursuing a temporary conservatorship for Allman amid addiction and legal troubles, a developing family saga that has drawn public attention and added tension to Cher’s ongoing legal battles.
Julie Andrews won her first Primetime Emmy in 20 years for her voice-over performance in Bridgerton during Night 1 of the 2025 Creative Arts Emmys, which also celebrated multiple winners in music categories and highlighted the event's diverse achievements in television and music.
A ranking of Julie Andrews' 20 best film performances includes iconic roles such as Mary Poppins and Maria von Trapp in The Sound of Music, as well as lesser-known films like A Fine Romance and Darling Lili. Andrews' range and talent shine through in these roles, solidifying her status as a beloved actress in the entertainment industry.