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21 "The Sound Of Music" Behind-The-Scenes Facts That'll Make You Watch The Movie In A Whole New Way
Christopher Plummer repeatedly turned down the role of Captain von Trapp because of the initial way the character was written. Since Christopher kept turning down the role, the creative team ...
Fans of 'The Sound of Music' can follow in the footsteps of the famous von Trapp family
From the hills of the opening scene to the mountain over which they escape, here’s how to follow in the footsteps of the von ...
One song in 'The Sound of Music,' 60 this year, sums up our moment. Why isn't it in the film?
The Sound of Music,' 60 this year, is one of the most successful films of all time. It also marked a cultural crossroads.
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5 Fascinating Facts About THE SOUND OF MUSIC
As SOUND OF MUSIC turns 60 this month, we want to celebrate this beautiful movie by sharing some fun facts about it that may ...
Sound of Music star who turned down Playboy unrecognisable 60 years later
Sound of Music star Angela Cartwright reveals how she turned down the adult magazine - and has no regrets as the cast ...
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PEOPLE has an exclusive peek at rare behind-the-scenes photos from the set on 'The Sound of Music,' as the beloved Julie ...
‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60: Hit movie saved Fox — but drunken star Christopher Plummer hated it
“Fox lost $15 million on actual film production, a then astronomical sum that forced the company to sell both stock and real ...
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‘The Sound of Music’: Film Review
Whit. 1965: Directing — Robert Wise, Film Editing — William Reynolds, Music (Scoring of Music–adaptation or treatment) — Irwin Kostal, Best Picture — Robert Wise, Producer, Sound ...
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The hills are alive: ‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60
That lyric from “The Sound of Music” perfectly describes my love and desire to continuously return to this film. I will never ...
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‘The Sound of Music’ turns 60: Hit movie saved Fox — but drunken star Christopher Plummer hated it
It might surprise fans to learn that the movie “The Sound of Music,” which turned 60 years old on March 2, was not one of the critics’ favorite things when it hit theaters in 1965.