Twentieth Century Fox released The Sound of Music to theaters on March 29, 1965. Robert Wise directed the film starring Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, and Eleanor Parker.
‘The Sound of Music’ Movie Summary
Maria wanted to be a nun ever since she was a little child, but she grew up with a free spirit that doesn’t fit in well with her strict convent. That doesn’t stop her from joining, and after some troubles, the Mother Abbess sends her to govern seven children whose father is in need of some help. He’s a wifeless widower, and quite strict with his rules. Maria however decides to bring music and happiness into the household, and soon even the children’s father falls in love with the woman.
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Twentieth Century Fox released The Sound of Music on March 29, 1965. Robert Wise directed the film starring Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, and Eleanor Parker.
Hi Lori. What do you think of Thoroughly Modern Millie? I remember liking it quite a bit when I was a kid.
Hi Eddie, I haven’t seen it recently but I also loved it as a kid.