Sandy Wilson who wrote the 1953 musical that made Julie Andrews a stage star, has died in Taunton on the English south coast.
He never equalled the triumph of The Boy Friend, while Andrews went on to much greater things.
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Taunton “on the English South Coast”? C’mon, I know it’s beyond Zone 5, but really…
It is not surprising he did not create another successful show, because “The Boyfriend” is clearly a paraphrase of the genius of Vincent Youmans in “No, No, Nanette” and is completely unoriginal. Did make a splendid movie though. No wonder some people fear or avoid success. What do you do afterwards?