Glynis Johns was a legendary British actor, best known for her husky voice, which she lent to two of the most famous musical numbers in the history of entertainment, namely ‘Sister Suffragette’ from ‘Mary Poppins’ and ‘Send in the Clowns’ from the ‘Broadway’ production of ‘A Little Night Music.’ A ballerina at heart, she was born into a family full of artists. Johns’s first love was the stage. Her glistening blue eyes and perfect comic timing made her British cinema’s most sought-after female lead. Johns’s legend is an indelible part of the cinema histories of two lands across the Atlantic: the UK and the US. Though Johns was initially wary of taking up opportunities away from home, she later became a star in Hollywood.