My Favorite Things: Julie Andrews Remembers (2005) - Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Robert Wise

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  @utube658 · 5 years ago

  this movie can only be described as timeless perfection.

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  @officialchase02 · 5 years ago

  I cannot imagine anyone else playing the role of Maria but Julie Andrews anytime I think of Julie I think of her doing that iconic opening twirl on the mountain

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• KI

  @kirbymarchbarcena · 5 years ago

  No matter what version or language, The Sound of Music really has the magic to captivate.

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• MS

  @MsElke11 · 4 years ago

  The sweet and gentle natures of the lyricists/composers back then can&apos;t be matched today.<br>Perhaps that&apos;s why our modern generation are so angry all the time! Thank you RODGERS and HAMMERSTEIN!

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  @11matt11 · 5 years ago

  Just heard of Christopher Plummer&apos;s passing. RIP. Good bye, good man. Thinking of Charmian and Heather, too. Can&apos;t help but cry a bit at the end of this documentary, thinking of them. What an amazing movie Sound of Music was.

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  @leanderrowe2800 · 5 years ago

  Christopher Plummer was a great actor. He should have been nominated for Oscar in the Sound of Music.

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  @annelizeslabbert9710 · 5 years ago

  Poignant to watch this documentary on the day &nbsp;after Christopher Plummer passed away. RIP

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  @gilliandidierserre4190 · 4 years ago

  It has and always will be a most beautiful magical movie for me thank you Julie Andrews🙏

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• MA

  @marjorieong2112 · 2 years ago

  I first watched this when I was fifteen. Then I rediscovered it again last year at 73yrs and since then watch it EVERY night to settle. Loved everybody in the film. From Julie Andrews<br> and Christopher Plummer to all the children and the beautiful music,TIMELESS &nbsp;MAGIC! And Christopher Plummer was so dashing and a wonderful. ❤ throb!!!

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• OC

  @oceanhome039 · 6 years ago (edited)

  I totally enjoyed this narration by Julie Andrews of her take on the making of the film and the cast. One sequence in the picture is particularly poignant: That is where Captain Von Trapp apologizes to Maria and confesses that she was “right’ , he didn’t know the children. This sequence changed the nature of the relationship between the Captain and Maria. For the first time he had to look up to her, she ascending the staircase with her larger than life shadow on the wall behind her. &nbsp;She waited for him to say, “I ask you to stay”. This sequence evoked &nbsp;in the viewer the notion of a new respect for the governess by the Captain and the relationship transcended from master/servant to &nbsp;one of equals , at least psychologically. Of course this was a necessary transition for the proposal and marriage , which followed, &nbsp;to be believable. I enjoyed the entire movie, the Laendler, the argument, the music, but the skill and subtlety of the apology sequence grabs my heart every time I watch the film.

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  @tabbat3328 · 4 years ago

  What a delightful look back at the making of Sound of Music. Watch and fall in Love with Julie Andrews all over Again...

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  @dawnwatkins6554 · 4 years ago

  The Sound of Music is my favorite musical of all time. I&apos;m between the ages of the younger 2 girls and grew up with the movie. They don&apos;t make them like this one anymore. It&apos;s the best! 💞

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