Something Good from The Sound of Music (Official HD Video)
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- "Something Good" opening from the 1965 film of THE SOUND OF MUSIC.
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ABOUT THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Produced and directed by Robert Wise, and starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, with Richard Haydn and Eleanor Parker. The film is an adaptation of the 1959 Broadway musical of the same name, composed by Richard Rodgers with lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. The film's screenplay was written by Ernest Lehman, adapted from the stage musical's book by Lindsay and Crouse. Based on the memoir The Story of the Trapp Family Singers by Maria von Trapp, the film is about a young Austrian woman studying to become a nun in Salzburg in 1938 who is sent to the villa of a retired naval officer and widower to be governess to his seven children. After bringing and teaching love and music into the lives of the family through kindness and patience, she marries the officer and together with the children they find a way to survive the loss of their homeland through courage and faith.
The film was released on March 2, 1965 in the United States, initially as a limited roadshow theatrical release. Although critical response to the film was widely mixed, the film was a major commercial success, becoming the number one box office movie after four weeks, and the highest-grossing film of 1965. By November 1966, The Sound of Music had become the highest-grossing film of all-time-surpassing Gone with the Wind-and held that distinction for five years. The film was just as popular throughout the world, breaking previous box-office records in twenty-nine countries. Following an initial theatrical release that lasted four and a half years, and two successful re-releases, the film sold 283 million admissions worldwide and earned a total worldwide gross of $286,000,000.
The Sound of Music received five Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. The film also received two Golden Globe Awards, for Best Motion Picture and Best Actress, the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement, and the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Written American Musical. In 1998, the American Film Institute (AFI) listed The Sound of Music as the fifty-fifth greatest American movie of all time, and the fourth greatest movie musical. In 2001, the United States Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the National Film Registry, finding it "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
ABOUT RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN
After long and highly distinguished careers with other collaborators, Richard Rodgers (Composer, 1902-1979) and Oscar Hammerstein II (Librettist/Lyricist, 1895-1960) joined forces in 1943 to create the most successful partnership in American musical theater. Prior to joining forces, Rodgers collaborated with lyricist Lorenz Hart on musical comedies that epitomized wit and sophistication (Pal Joey, On Your Toes, Babes In Arms and more), while Hammerstein brought new life to operetta and created the classic Show Boat with Jerome Kern. Oklahoma!, the first Rodgers & Hammerstein musical, introduced an integrated form that became known as “the musical play.” Their shows that followed included Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, and The Sound of Music. Collectively, the Rodgers & Hammerstein musicals have earned Tony, Oscar, Grammy, Emmy, Pulitzer, and Olivier Awards. The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization is a Concord Company, www.concord.com.
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Hope they will never remake this movie. This is master piece, and Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer is the reason so many love this film 😍
@Leah Cruz i'll start a riot!🤣
Who knows, they made Mary Poppins Returns without insulting the original.
@@haidicheng5142 but that was not a remake, it was a sequel...
Disney: Hold my music
Fty
Ladies and girls, before you get married be sure your man cherishes you like this.
I love how they dimmed out the lights that we only saw their sillouhetes. It gives a magical feel to it.
I remember watching a behind the scenes things on the sound of music and they said the reason they did the scene in silhouette was cos it was one of the last scenes they shot and they were so tired after all the filming that they couldn't stop smiling and laughing so they had to dim the scene so you can't see their faces. Worked really well tho hey? One of my favourite scenes in any movie ever!
+Dinukshi Fernando Agreed. The actors still managed to create a wonderful chemistry between each other.
+Romandy Dimaranan And then in the background is just this like groaning sound.
Romandy Dimaranan
RockingGamerGirl
'When he kisses her on the forehead'
Amelia Johnson is not
Yeah-guys, if you wanna know what we want, go watch old classic movies & The Addams Family. #goals
He couldn't kiss her on the lips because Julie Andrew's kept giggling during this scene.
it's infantilising; stop buying this patriarchal bullshit.
Amelia Graham I agree with you ⚘⚘⚘💋💋💋
I love how he's so gentle and loving towards her
+Cassidy Faith Yes, and that is what makes the Captain a character we believe in throughout the film. He had a commanding presence when necessary, but he appropriately tempered it with a slow moving warmth that Maria brought forth through her unassuming way.
+Maria Popovici that's a good way to put it
Cassidy Faith She is perfect!
This is completely lost from modern movies. It's all tawdry, cheap, animal lust in modern time movies and it's brought our society down. This is something different, completely different, because he portrays a real man, and she is virginal and pure.
I love this movie & will do forever! Julie is just so divine! Read Christopher Plummer's memoir & he dedicated an amazing portion of it that he speaks so very highly of her! He called her an old fashioned saint & a soldier on an interview about how she carried them all thru the whole filming of Sound of Music !
Who wouldn't fall in love with the Captain with a voice like that? :D
OMG IKR he so handsome. :)
Dem eyes dat face
My mother did
He actually did not sing for his character. Someone else provided for Captain Von Trapp's singing voice.
and actions! look how gentle and loving he is
When he says “oh my love” so soothing :) I love his voice I love the little laugh and the tap of the nose “or childhood”
me too💌
I wish the movie industry would leave the classics alone.
The most romantic scene in any movie ever. Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer were perfect casting they had great chemistry between them. Such a beautiful couple they make.
It's easy to fall in love with Christopher Plummer RIP.
Not after February 5, 2021 it wasn't.
Well, in the interest of accuracy, it's easy to fall in love with Captain Von Trapp as portrayed by Christopher Plummer! Being an actor is all about pretending to be someone who might be very different from who you really are. That said, I have a friend who used to be an actor and acting coach (probably more Method than Stanislavski) and he always says that if an actor cannot find anything to relate to and resonate with in the character, then the audience will not find the performance convincing.
I did. And at 73, he still does it for me. ♥️
Except he said it was his least favorite role.
Get you a relationship like Maria and Captain Von Trapp
Rachael Baldwin True Relationship Goals
STEVEN!
Get you a man that looks like Christopher Plummer!
He's gorgeous!!!!
Trapp with double p otherwise is a trap
When you find someone that makes you feel this song, that’s how you know it’s love.
Foreal though!! Sometimes I sing this song to myself when I’m with my boyfriend because he makes me feel so blessed. I’m here bc I just had to send him this song
This scene was filmed in the dark because the carbon arc lights were burning out left and right. It had been a long day for everyone. They went ahead with a low light setting. It was originally to be filmed in bright light. It would have never gotten the results as this did.
This is an explanation of that on imdb "When Maria and the Captain are at the gazebo, Julie Andrews couldn't stop laughing due to a lighting device that was making, in her words, a "raspberry" every time she leaned in to kiss Plummer. After more than 20 takes, the scene was altered to silhouette the two and to hide Andrews' giggles." :D
How do you know all this
@@sheenajohn9436 its on imdb 💋
Plus Julie stated in in an interview in the R and H documentary "The Sound of Movies". That's how I learned it.
I've heard the saying it was a happy accident, to me is like a Divine Design lowlights in the silhouette, perfect!
This makes me melt every time I watch it
HiddenShadowGirl YES!
No kidding!!😄
HiddenShadowGirl I totally agree. It has absolutely nothing to do with size of a woman's booty, no matter how much silicon has been injected, no matter how many singers - male or female - sing about it, no matter how many magazines write about it, no matter how many advertisers take photos of it to sell a product. The only time the size of something matters, it's the size of a man's heart that counts. A man who gently tilts my head up with my chin and kisses me softly on my forehead does it every time. And don't do it all the time, just once in a while, and not as a precursor to sex either. Do it because you love her.. Unfortunately, it's apparent that either very few men know about this, or very few men really love a woman, because if they did, they'd do it. Back in the day, this is what made a woman swoon. I'd be willing to bet that very few people even know what swoon means. Thank God for movies like Sound of Music.
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AGREED 😱💖 I think of that whenever I watch romantic old musical numbers 💖💖😳
The care with which this scene was framed always strikes me. The tenderness of the melody translates so beautifully to the delicate visuals of the silver screen.
anisasays yes it’s like they form a heart with their bodies!
I wish this was real life.
Esther Bjerga It was. the Von Trapp's live in America and at least some of the kids, if not all of them, are still alive. It's a true story and a fantastic musical.
Arya Mainwaring yes real life story of the VonTrapps! But this is totally Julie & Christopher's portrayal that makes me fall in love with love!
Esther Bjerga
We could only dream of it ....
Prince charming could be any one. Pull the blinders off your heart. Take a chance. You live ONCE.
It is real life....I have it with the most amazing man. He exists.....
The only problem I've ever had with this song was that it's too short! It's just so darn romantic.
Oh, be still my ever frenzied and restless heart. The Captain is an unrequited dream. This scene is charged with so much pent up emotion, so much disciplined distance, so much unspoken yearning, so much closeted longing that finally culminates in a most passionate and loving embrace. Sigh...
Maria Popovici The perfect response! You know, that kind of comment that makes my heart flutter even more because its describing exactly what I'm feeling, thanks xD
Lizz Mebs Thanks Lizz! Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer shined in their portrayal of each others respective characters! I remember Julie mentioning in an interview that she did not want the movie to become saturated with a saccharine sentimentality that would leave a dry aftertaste in the viewer's mouth. The movie did just the opposite. It endeared us to each character. We were able to witness the conflicted emotions they often felt, the children who brought frolicking humor and laughter to each scene, the Captain who hid behind the veneer of his dictatorial presence and Maria who always called him out in oh so precious gem like spades! Their final coming together...well that's just all the cherries and strawberries atop anyone's vanilla iced cake!
Omg..right?! My heart is dying..this is my perfect fantasy of genuine love and honesty. ❤❤
+Courtney Harmon
haha Courtney! Fantasy indeed! We are privileged to live vicariously through the eyes of onscreen romance until it blossoms in our own lives! It's no matter though. Elizabeth Barrett Browning did not find love until she was almost 40 but what an all consuming love story it was when it finally bloomed! And even if such a tale remains out of reach for some of us forever, we must remember that God is still good. His never failing, agape love endures forever! :D Be God Blessed!
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Right! Amen, God's Love lasts forever! His love never fails! ❤
I like it when he taps her nose and kisses her forehead
The kiss on the forehead yes, but please don't boop my nose.
I think I'm going to cry! This is how love should be. Guys take notes!!!!!!
Sorry, but in my eyes, it's not worth telling men to "take notes". They'll never change
+SnowbirdFlock people learn. why else do you think we still have an education system?
(*_ROLLING MY EYES_*) "Education systems" don't teach men to be romantic & loving. Guys will never change
SnowbirdFlock Lol. You were the ones who told men to treat them like equals. Benevolent sexism remember? And that's what men did. You can't complain about it now. This is the sexually liberated world you wanted. Deal with it.
Some girls to
*makes squealing noise and half smiles*
half smile? how do you do that i'm grinning ear to ear
I love how intimate Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer were together during this song. Especially with the dimly-lit background. It’s so romantic.
A lovely, wholesome love scene.
It's 1 am and I'm watching this scene, I can hardly stop myself from squealing guys take notes please
"Oh, my love. ❤️" *guys, this is how you treat your girls*
After watching this for the first time in about ten years, I realized this is where I got my unrealistic expectations of love from 😍😍😂
i remember when i was a little kid i used to have the biggest crush on captain von trap!!😍
Safiyya Soekirman I still do! Whoa!! Mr handsome!!
Me too, till now.. 😊 👍 👏
There's no better feeling than finding love, ain't it? :)
violinwesley yay
violinwesley
and no worse felling than losing love.
Sorry, I'm a mood breaker
@@matchacat6935 no you're not, you're just realistic.
Is there any other STAR that is simply so genuine & her aura so divine, cant help but fall in love with her? The world is a better place bcoz of Julie Andrews!
"Do You Know That First Time I Started Loving You?" Eternal Magic!
This is like;the sweetest scene in 20th century!
sandra appriou
I can't agree more!
I disagree strongly... of all time
Arianne Milosavljevic why do you disagree?
Best movie ever!
The choice to show them in silhouette was genius... Everything about this scene was magical.
I have watched this movie too many times to count and this scene is one of my favourites.
This and the laendler scene are my absolute favourites
FlutterWho
Me too!!😊
I played Maria in my high school musical and we had this piece taken out due to copyright reasons, according to the director. I auditioned as a joke/dare and was clumsy and stumbled upon my words out of shyness. To my surprise, I got the lead role. When I asked why, the judges said that my audition reminded them of the scene where Maria and the children fell off the boat. It was definitely a good experience, as I had always looked up to Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer..
I saw The Sound of Music for the first time when I was only five. I’m twenty now and it continues to be one of my favorite movies of all time.❤️❤️
I'm planning on singing this to my girlfriend when I propose to her. She originally used to hate this movie/musical, but I asked her to rewatch it with me. She now adores it. So I feel like singing this would be a perfect fit
Aww can I get an update 3 years later?? Did you propose and sing this?🤍
One of the most romantic scenes ever between two people ever always enjoyed watching you on TV or my cell phone appreciate your singing and style after all these years you should be proud RIP Christopher Plummer thanks for the memories you guys rock thanks ! Joe
@@vivekathomas6111 sadly we are no longer together. She was VERY abusive and manipulative and generally not a good person. But now I've been with my boyfriend for a year and we're happy as can be :)
@@KaliTheMuu wow glad you got out of that situation!! So happy for you with your new bf! Thanks sm for replying even after 3 years
@@vivekathomas6111 no problem!! It honestly made my day to see someone actually cared enough to ask about how it all went :) so thank you, genuinely
Hello world I am so proud to let you all know that my Dad, Bill Lee is providing Christopher’s singing voice! Isn’t it beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, it's very beautiful ❤
Wow... Really 🥺🥺🥺😍😍... I wish I could have some conversations with you
@kuniswildeorld Sure! Just ask away!
Wooww your dad is amazing
@@samuelli-a-samindeed he was, thank you
I have seen this many times over the years, The garden scene still moves me like a child, I think I even the understood what love was then
That back light is just awesome...
(Sigh)
This is one of the best American movies ever produced! It has everything!
I fell in love with captain von trapp when I saw this in the movie theater back in 1965
This is one of only 2 songs written just for the movie, not the play that proceeded it. And because Hammerstein died before the movie was made, Rodgers did something he never did before... he wrote both the words as well as the music for this. :)
Do you know which other song wasn’t in the original play?
He's done something good.
@@omieg89 I would think it's I Have Confidence since I was in the play and I don't remember that being in the play.
The way he says “oh, my love”😭❤️
even as a kid I absolutely fell in love with this scene
My favourite film from childhood when I was five. A film that would last for generations to come.
0:49 the space between them forms a heart
I fell in love with Christopher Plummer after this...
Happy Birthday Lady Andrews.
83 Years Old today, and always a Lady.
Thank you for the 83 years of Joy, Grace, and for the happiness you have always brought into my heart.
May you have many, many more.
Oh this is how it's .......pure and beautiful
RIP Captain von Trapp. The hills will forever be alive with the sound of your music.
This is the most Wholesome and Romantic scene I've seen in a long time. There's just love and tenderness and levity, but not flakey or saccharine sweet. It's just... soft in all the best ways.
Rest in peace Christopher Plummer. Thank you for being part of my childhood.
One of my favorite songs to listen to and watch on TV or cell phone julie Andrew's and Christopher Plummer were the best no question about it way to go on of the most romantic scenes ever job well done you should be proud way to go appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
Iconic scene from an iconic movie...RIP the great Christopher Plummer.
As a little girl I fell in love with this wonderful classic film😂❤
This is the MOST romantic scene if all of film history. Seriously.
Few love songs have ever had truer words than this one. Still great in 2023!
So beautiful.
Such a romantic scene! I have heard that the actors were so giggling so they had to shoot the scene in the dark.
My mother Elizabeth played this song on her grand piano ,and Edilviess;I love ,love,love, Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.
This romance is just so, UGH I LOVE IT! I wish I could find love with a man like this...maybe one day.
Cutekitty 2424
Love like this does not exist anymore......
Modern men aren't like this, they are embarrassed by sentiment and romance. They are all insolent pigs who only care about sports and being with other men, never a woman's feelings.
@@DeepScreenAnalysis Or, maybe women CHOOSE to date assholes instead of good men. You know, the kind of guys who show genuine interest but get friendzoned anyway?
They DO exist, but it's very hard to get any traction or to find a counterpart when you have higher goals than to just get laid. I grew up with this movie, met JA backstage once. She patted my head and we shared a secret. I've been looking for someone like that my whole life. Met several women in my 62 years that may have had the potential, but alas, it was not fated to be. Women have changed more than men. There have always been cads, but never s many jaded, angry, insecure women.
@@eakintunde84 A big part of the difficulty lies in the fact that the massive technological advances in Western society over the past one hundred and fifty years or so have triggered massive paradigm shifts at all levels of society because nothing exists in isolation and everything's connected. While paradigm shifts like these are unavoidable and in the long run necessary, they're unfortunately often quite uncomfortable. Most human beings have issues with change even if they see the inevitability, importance, necessity, and benefit of it because what is familiar at least has the virtue of being predictable and therefore we regard it as safe and comfortable even if it isn't actually all that healthy or beneficial.
One of my favorite songs and scenes ever this is true love Christopher Plummer and julie Andrew are the best no question about it way to go appreciate your singing and style you should be proud ! Joe
Is no one else going to acknowledge how perfectly SWEET it is that the moments they first started loving each other were so silly and no one would ever guess those were the ones? Probably they didn't even realize it at the moment but in retrospect...perfection.
How I love these types of movies because they transmitted love and serenity 💕 💗 💖 💓 ❤️
THESE TWO...ONE FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS...
"Nothing comes from nothing. Nothing ever could." Perfect.
Captain Von Trapp is so loving towards her. Boys take notes.
This is a sweet duet between two magnificent performers, Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer. Rest in Peace, Christopher Plummer. For years, I thought the title for this song was "Somewhere In My Youth", but "Something Good" is a very fitting title for this beautiful piece.
Christopher Plummer and julie Andrews were the best no question about it one of the most romantic scenes ever one of my favorite songs to listen to or watch on TV or my cell phone appreciate you guys thanks RIP Christopher Plummer appreciate the memories ! Joe
You should be proud one of my favorite songs to listen to appreciate your singing RIP Christopher Plummer appreciate the memories best to everyone on the sound of music thanks. Joe
I was in Tennessee getting ready to move to New York. I had doubts about my future plans. A friend took me to see this movie, and this song made me decide to go ahead with my plans!
[Maria:]
Perhaps I had a wicked childhood
Perhaps I had a miserable youth
But somwhere in my wicked, miserable past
There must have been a moment of truth
For here you are, standing there, loving me
Whether or not you should
So somewhere in my youth or childhood
I must have done something good
Nothing comes from nothing
Nothing ever could
So somewhere in my youth or childhood
I must have done something good
[Captain:]
For here you are, standing there, loving me
Whether or not you should
[Maria:]
So somewhere in my youth or childhood
I must have done something good
[Maria and the Captain:]
Nothing comes from nothing
Nothing ever could
[Maria:]
So somewhere in my youth
[Captain:]
Or childhood
[Maria:]
I must have done something . . .
[Maria and the Captain:]
Something good
Beautiful! The background looks like a beautiful painting!
Hi if it is a painted curtain.
It is perfect - like something in dream: the lighting, the set...and that SONG. The singing is beyond impeccable, but of course none of that matters if the lyrics and the tune aren't perfection.
The forehead kiss, it's so seductive.
Its caring
Maria and the captain von Trapp always a classic to watch on TV or my cell phone one of the most romantic scenes ever job well done appreciate the memories you should be proud way to go after all these years later thanks ! Joe
Absolutely stunning yet such subtle and accurate depiction of beautiful love 😍
RIP Christopher Plummer : (
Rest in peace, Mr. Plummer! We will surely miss you! Thank you for giving us something good!
I love the imagery of the gazebo. If I remember right we see people in the gazebo twice. Once with Liesl, and what's his name. A love scene, though not true love. The kind of love hollywood usually calls real love. Two teens who swoon at merely telegrams, but her father doesn't like him, and he has to leave, but as I said before. It's not real love. This is the second time. Two grown ups talking about how they slipped and fell in love, and realizing that the other is flawed, but they love them anyway despite the situations playing themselves out around them. True love. The kind of love that people, adults and children, alike should be striving toward.
Rolf
Freakin Rolfe lol
a real man will wait if he loves you
Beautiful movie with exceptional Actors. RIP Christopher, you will be remembered and loved for your talent and wonderful contributions to the entertainment industry.
I think this scene is one of the finest ever done! And that is a LOT of scenes!
I just fill up when I hear them sing this passionate, love song. Andrews and Plummer were perfect for this movie. 🥰💕
My most favourite song and scene from The Sound of Music. RIP Christopher Plummer.
One of the romantic scenes this is true love julie Andrew's and Christopher Plummer you should be proud way to go appreciate your singing and style best wishes to everyone on the sound of music thanks appreciate the memories. Joe
These two give me goosebumps
When I watch this excellent movie I always look forward to this part, although it's over in a flash it totally melts my heart, it's a beautiful love song and the shooting is absolutely perfect, well done mr Rodgers
Such a great movie!! MUSIC 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎶🥰😍💖
This is my favourite song from the film.. Just beautiful.
After all these years one of my favorite songs to listen or watch on TV or my cell phone appreciate your singing and style one of the most romantic scenes ever from the sound of music thanks for the memories you should be proud appreciate you guys thanks ! I must have done something good !
Oh my heart melts everytime.
Such a sad loss! RIP to the wonderful Christopher Plummer. Thank you for all the wonderful films and legacy you have left us. You will be forever missed, but never forgotten🌹💔
Good. That’s the reason God puts the words on my mouth.
when me and dad where watching this dad kept saying "Stop singing and let him kiss you for crying out loud he just wants to kiss you stop singing" he just kept on saying that during this part it was very funny .love the movie btw AMAZING
Meraviglioso film con la bravissima Julie Christie e Christofer Plummer ,così perfetto nel suo genere in cui candore ,semplicità e amore s'intrecciano alle bellissime canzoni cantate dai due personaggi . Indimenticabile film che non vidi mai sottovalutandolo a priori come spesso accade quando qualcosa supera e va al di sopra del gusto corrente del "tempo ". .Ora lo trovo un capolavoro cinematografico di finezza ,di gusto ,in cui si ritrova la verità semplice dei sentimenti. Grazie per aver ripresentato diversi pezzi del film .che sarebbe bello rivedere per intero.
I can't. This scene was my favorite in my childhood! 😭😭
The way all of us want to be loved..
Rest In Peace, Christopher Plummer ... Captain von Trapp
One of the best scenes ever and most romantic scenes ever really enjoyed and appreciate your singing and style RIP Christopher Plummer you and julie Andrew were the best no question about appreciate the memories thanks ! Joe
Edit:omg thanks for 99 likes!!!😭😁😁at the first 1-5 seconds if you pause at like :01 look at the captains smile. it is soooo sincere and not a fake cheesy smile it is a true smile. and in the movie when they are dancing if you look at his smile then you can see the he is really having fun and has a real sincere not fake smile. In that scene you can tell that her really does love maria. then look at the way he smiles with the Baronis or how ever you spell it. you can just see the difference between the two. just look at his smile throughout the movie ( when he does smile) you can see the difference between when he is happy to be with maria and the other woman. I LOVE THIS MOVIE SOOOOOO MUCH!!!! AND THIS IS MY FAVORITE SCENE ALONG WITH THE DANCING SCENE.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU!!!
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QuincyD Mares Julie has got that special aura about her....
100th is from me.
That was a 100% legitimate smile. In an interview, he and Julie spoke about how they couldn't stop giggling while shooting this scene. Apparently the lights were making strange noises and it just cracked them up. That is why eventually the director had them shoot it in silhouette.
My favorite scene from “The Sound of Music”. So romantic!
Yes something good 🙏❤🙏
WHY DID IT REMIND ME OF MY PAST EXPERIENCE WITH LOVE