The Sound Of Music (1965)

The Sound Of Music (38:37)

Sound Of Music, The

The most-successful musical of all time is the 67th T100P podcast. Despite the megawatt sunniness of JJulie Andrews, the movie ventures into some rough subject matter (ie. stupid Nazis). Good thing the singing nun has her do-re-mi, her favorite things and her sounds of music. Blockbusters don’t get huger than this. Our thoughts await you!

LINKS:

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Sound Of Music on Wikipedia

Links to: Christopher Plummer and Eleanor Parker and Charmian Carr and Robert Wise and Ernest Lehman and Rogers & Hammerstein

Info about the legit Maria Von Trapp on Wikipedia

Box Office Mojo Top 300 Adjusted For Inflation

1965 Oscar winners and nominees

The beauty of Austria

YouTube links: “The Sound Of Music”    “Do-Re-Mi”   “My Favorite Things”

Links to: Gone With The Wind and West Side Story and My Fair Lady and Mary Poppins

Next week on the T100P: Doctor Zhivago

5 thoughts on “The Sound Of Music (1965)

  1. Bev doesn’t say, “I’m a good guesser”, but Ryan does because he didn’t get that one at all. I love the first Vacation, but don’t really know the other ones (although Christmas Vacay is pretty decent).

    1. The first is a classic, and Christmas is close. Vegas I really don’t remember much about. Euro was probably my least favourite of the four, but Jill loves it, so I’ve seen it a few times in the last handful of years.

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