That IS true. He just didn't like the movie. Too SWEET. Dan Stevens ( *"The Man Who Invented Christmas"* ) said that Christopher (who played Scrooge in the movie) didn't like any mention of The Sound of Music. While I like the movie, I can sort of see Plummer's side of it. The MUSICAL aspect idealized the story and removed the realness, apart from the Nazis. On a different topic, what's with the weird narration? A.I. ? The 'person' pronounces Genuine with a hard G like Gun and would mispronounce the name Maria.

@@JohannaLeigh we're getting more AI-related narration - often not great.

@@voulafisentzidis8830 True. Better to get an actual reader. Even a good voice talent. AI bites at human relations.

@@JohannaLeigh I tend to treat AI narrations as I do auto-tuned music. I switch if off!

Good advice. What a shame these posts are A) so negative and B) so poorly narrated. @@voulafisentzidis8830

Exactly, both had much praise for each other! And look no further than their body language on and off the screen - they adore each other!

I love the Sound Of Music

We don't have the good stars that we used to have

There are so few wholesome movies like the ones that Julie Andrews starred in

Julie Andrews was the one to play Maria.

Ah....but Doris Day was Amazing as Calamity Jane!! Each were both cast well in their respective roles. Could Julie Andrews play Calamity Jane as well? Dave.

It's not true. He gladly took the role.

It was stupid to call it ''The Sound Of Mucus'' - Quite ridiculous @@SMcCaskill

@@monichat yes I read that in the article when I looked it up

From what I've heard in several interviews is that Charmain Carr had an interest in him ( who wouldn't) but she was mistaken about an interest back because he flirted with all women and she was young and hopeful, seeing what she wanted to see. I've heard Plummer say on several interviews that he had issues with the movie that he and Julie both worked with writers to try to make it less over the top in sugariness. In regard to Julie, I've heard Plummer say in several interviews that she's the only reason he did the movie because he loved her in My Fair Lady on stage, she was beautiful, professional and talented, also easy to fall in love with on film. He had also said that he would have made a move on Julie, but she was so busy from being in so many scenes and had a toddler of her own to care for when not filming. The 2 have shown their love and appreciation for each other for years afterwards. Plummer has admitted to calling it the Sound of Mucous in his early years but said later that it had been immature of him and he had grown to appreciate it. I think he was taken wrong back then about some things, too, because if it was known that he didn't like the movie but it was not known that he only took the role for Julie then one could easily take his teasing too seriously. Like I heard he called her Ms. Disney. IF he had said that, then it was obviously a playful tease poking fun at the situation, considering all we've learned since then about his true thoughts on her. I also heard he had said "working with her was like being hit over the head with a Valentines Day card" again... Plummer being Plummer the way he was when he was young. Both of them had just went through hard divorces, too, so who knows what else was going through their heads regarding romance or just attraction. I think Plummer had 3 wives within a decade or so around then so I'm glad they left it as they did, an attraction that became a life long friendship because it could have ended ugly like all the others. As far as the 7 kids go, in all the interviews and commentary I've seen, I've only heard him comment on the youngest, saying while he grew attached to all of them, they were annoying at 1st, especially the youngest who was very bratty but ended up an attractive dish as an adult.

There's a special with them from about.... ten years or so back with Julie and Christopher . He didn't care for the movie so he unfairly vented, but would apologize later. They would become and stay friends for the rest of his life.

You’re right! The clip tries to lure us in with lies.

The voice-over announcer is pretty awful. "String-- Get" for stringent, to name just one? This guy is painful.

@cynthybarnes Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. 😊

Every time he said “George” instead of “Georg” (two syllables),I winced. I have to assume he’d never even seen the movie. It was quite clearly said properly all the way through.

It is definitely an AI voice, not a VA.

Yeah, I eventually worked out it must be AI. Figures!

No kidding1 What the heck was that mess about!?

Yes! Both great watches and straight from their mouth instead of out of context.

+It's an AI. Prettyt much all of this company's films are narrated by AIs

AMEN!!! THANK YOU!!!!

Sounds a bit like Richard Dreyfuss

They were good friends throughout their lives and he was a fan since My Fair Lady. This is all BS.

I think he was a bit back then from things I've heard him say but no where near as bad as this portrays. He has said in fact that he only took the role because of Julie.

Yes....isn't it strange how some people can't deal with perfection, which the movie pretty much was. Not a huge favourite of mine but I do enjoy it. The film in itself was pretty much perfect!! No...we can't have that!! Let's dig up some dirt!! An affair to remember was a great film too but certainly didn't reach the heights that the Sound of music did. When it had it's initial run at the cinema , my Mum watched it 7 times! Dave.

Did Greta come from Libby, Montana or was that false information? Disappointed that Christopher used alcohol and put more on Julie. A shame he used Leisel as his drinking partner that was appalling

Somehow I hated her always as well!!! She is pretentious!!

Кристофер не завидовал Джули, а комплексовал, потому что не имел вокальных данных, он восхищался ею в мюзиклах на Бродвее! Он тренировался и занимался вокалом, готовился исполнить всё сам, а его взяли и заменили дублёром. Он очень был зол и расстроен, так как хотел петь сам, но ему не дали. Кристофер согласился играть эту мало интересную для него роль капитана, только для того чтобы в будущем сыграть в мюзикле Сирано де Бержерак! Что потом он это прекрасно сделал и пел достаточно хорошо для театрального артиста. К слову сказать сохранился ролик с его оригиналом песни "Эдельвейс"в фильме " Звуки музыки" и поёт он очень хорошо! И зависти ни какой к Джули у него не было, потому что она была прекрасной вокалисткой, а он прекрасным артистом и пианистом!!! ❤❤❤🎬🎼🎹🌹🌹🌹

Mis representation in this video. He drank at the hotel when not filming with all the cast and crew who were not shooting at the time (Leisl was just one of them who happens to talk about it a lot because she had a crush on him), but during fiming, they all drank, including Julie, to keep warm because the weather was blustery. Julie had Peach Scnapps as her best friend in the mountain scenes for this reason, and the singing at the festival was extremely cold (Plummer admits to being barely sober in that scene)

Plummer adored Julie. This clip twists the truth! I’ve read the interviews they mention, but I don’t think they really read it!

😮😅

Wonderful movie, photography, acting, scenery, precious children. He obviously was jealous of Julie.😅

They were good friends throughout their lives and he was a fan since My Fair Lady. This is all BS.

He loved her too! This clip twists the truth

THIS!

Well… Since 1964, when they were still shooting The Sound of Music, Christopher Plummer said he loved Julie Andrews, and he won't do this (played Captain in this movie) without Julie Andrews😢. In 2010 or 2015 (an anniversary of TSOM), he admitted that he loved her since seeing her on stage in 50s💫. In his memoir, the most words about Julie Andrews is high praise, and mentioned her two stage musicals✨… So I really couldn't understand how channels like this made it up that he "hated" her… He NEVER hates her, and in contrast, he SAID he LOVED her.

​@CatherineZhang-kq2cm EXACTLY! This video is completely misrepresentation from taking things out of context.

I believe that based on what I've seen in interviews. They have both claimed to be attracted to each other from the start but I can see how he had matured over time so I can imagine that would have been the case from the getgo.

This video is bull. Watch their interviews. They are the sweetest thing to see together and tell the real story.

@@lilmoonbaby6 i think you are right i hope so. i never heard something about it. it brought him fame all over the world Christopher plummer played in many movies etc. after the sound of music. perhaps not so succesful but after his dead he is still famous.

@petradevries8839 Yes. He did think it was too sugary of a movie. They both did and both worked to improve on that. He admitted in later interviews that his views of the movie matured over time but that he always loved Julie and she was the only reason he actually said yes. Videos like this take a few sour tidbits and run wild with them.

He has said he disliked working with the children at 1st but then grew close to them. Completely correct about Julie. He only took the part because of her, or so he has said.

YES! Much of this is speculation and reading too much into things. He tells the real story in his interviews, that his thoughts on the movie matured over time and that he always loved Julie, as she was the only reason he took the part.

I don't believe it at all! I hate channels like this that don't research their facts enough and lack any true evidence. Any idiot can say crap like that on behalf of another!😡

​@@TheSoleProprietorYou're totally right. Since 1964, when they were still shooting The Sound of Music, Christopher Plummer said he loved Julie Andrews, and he won't do this (played Captain in this movie) without Julie Andrews😢. In 2010 or 2015 (an anniversary of TSOM), he admitted that he loved her since seeing her on stage in 50s💫. In his memoir, the most words about Julie Andrews is high praise, and mentioned her two stage musicals✨… So I really couldn't understand how channels like this made it up that he "hated" her… He NEVER hates her, and in contrast, he SAID he LOVED her.

He didn't, he was in love with her

Elenor came across as a wannabee elite snob and played her part well. Boarding school, smoking etc. were so fake

AI, dear boy, AI...lol. I went to Salzburg for Mozart and the yanks came for Julie Andrews postcards fGs...it was a revelation to my teenage self as I had never seen such uncultured people before in my life...if anyone wished to torture me, they could lock me in a room and force me to watch tsom on a loop...I would confess everything within half an hour...🧐🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🙄🙄🙄😁😁😁😁🎵☹️😂

@@kevingilmour5270 Yes, the science of robotic speech still has a long way to go. Leslie Carson? 🤣🤣🤣. Still I found it an interesting video, even if it confirmed my loathing for the flesh-crawlingly creepy movie.

I couldn't agree more. Í am 71years óld and first saw the Sound of music as a young teenager Í adored it and still to this day watch it. The Von Trap family was everything I would have wished for. My friend and I ran a small village youth club and ¹ year we put on a show that included some songs from the film. I taught the children the songs in my council house and the show was a huge success. I also feel this program in part has some what clouded my beautiful memories and I am sure I am not alone.