One (1986) — Duet For

: The story is widely recognized as being minimally fictionalized from the real lives of cellist Jacqueline du Pré and her husband, conductor Daniel Barenboim .

: This is often cited as one of Julie Andrews' most powerful and challenging dramatic roles , earning her a Golden Globe nomination. Duet for one (1986)

is a dramatic feature starring Julie Andrews as Stephanie Anderson, a world-famous violinist whose life and career are devastated by a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis . Notable Features and Facts : The story is widely recognized as being

: The film is based on a 1980 stage play by Tom Kempinski. While the original play is a "two-hander" (featuring only two actors), the film expands the cast to include characters like Stephanie's husband, students, and psychiatrist. Notable Features and Facts : The film is

: Alongside Andrews, the film features Alan Bates as her composer husband, Max von Sydow as her psychiatrist, and early-career performances by Liam Neeson and Rupert Everett .