“Christmastime Down Under” sung by 17-year-old Olivia Newton John

Dec 25, 2015

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Today we travel back to 1965 to see a 17-year-old Olivia Newton John singing a beautiful Christmas song ‘Christmastime Down Under’ in her first ever movie. The film Funny Things Happen Down Under starred Olivia Newton John with Ian Turpie and Howard Morrison. It takes us right back through time today and puts a smile on your face for Christmas.

We hope you are having a special day!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLUJ21H0-Vs&feature=youtu.be

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