I usually watch the movies I love and are not very interested in the behind-the-scenes life of actors, because I love certain characters too much for fear of discrepancies with my own fantasy. But the Sound of Music is really the movie I've seen most times since childhood, and I can't help but want to understand every detail of it.
Chrispher Plummer wasn't as proud of himself as any other actor in the first few decades after The Sound of Music hit the big screen, instead he rejected the film, as an actor who has always With the image of a tough guy on the screen, his career plan is to perform Shakespeare's The Prince's Revenge, not a so-called family movie like The Sound of Music. It was not until decades later when he was asked to review the film again with the grandchildren of his friends that he felt the film's place in the hearts of moviegoers. This film gave many children the earliest musical enlightenment, because It fell in love with singing. When I was helpless, this movie always gave me the greatest warmth and strength. In the past, literary films that revealed dark human nature were all my favorites, but who would dare to say that this warm film is not a great artistic achievement.
The Sound of Music can be said to be the greatest musical adaptation of the big screen in film history. It truly brings warmth and touch to everyone who watches it. The Sound of Music is not Shakespeare, whether you love musical or not, you will not love it.
Part of the above information comes from The Sound of Music Reunion interviewed by Oprah
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