Even stars get star-struck.
It happened Monday to Zoe Saldana, Katie Holmes and Renee Zellweger at Elle magazine's Women in Hollywood tribute, where they were honored alongside legendary actress Julie Andrews.
Saldana burst into song — "A Spoonful of Sugar" — at the thought of meeting the "Mary Poppins" star. Zellweger said she'd "certainly be star-struck" when she met the actress.
"I just don't want to fall or say dumb things," Zellweger said, "so I'll keep my fingers crossed."
Holmes said she couldn't wait to meet Andrews.
"She is amazing," Holmes said. "We have 'Mary Poppins' and 'Sound Of Music' playing a lot in our house right now."
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