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Some of the former von Trapp child actors reunited to witness Julie Andrews, who played Maria von Trapp in the iconic film, receive a major award from the American Film Institute.
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Grab your lederhosen! Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, the original stars of ‘The Sound of Music,’ have gotten together to mark the film’s 50th anniversary, and we can’t help singing to the mountain tops!
Do re mi fa so la di dooooo! The Sound of Music’s original Maria, Julie Andrews, 79, and the original Captain Von Trapp, Christopher Plummer, 85, are together again! To honor the film’s 50th (!) anniversary, a screening of the 1965 film was held at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Mar. 26 and, for the sake of your musical-loving heart, you need to see the pic!
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Lady Gaga’s ‘Sound of Music’ medley was definitely one of our ‘Favorite Things’ at the 2015Â Oscars! And we weren’t the only ones who loved it. Tons of celebs took to Twitter to rave about Mama Monster’s tribute. See what they had to say right here!
Lady Gaga totally stole the show at the 2015 Oscars in Los Angeles on Feb. 22! The one-of-a-kind songstress blew everyone away with her medley of hits from The Sound of Music. From the legendary Julie Andrews herself, to Hailey Baldwin, to Jessie Tyler Ferguson, famous fans can’t stop raving about Gaga’s show-stopping performance!
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NBC’s live remake of ‘The Sound Of Music’ was the butt of a ton of jokes after it aired on Dec. 5. So of course ‘Saturday Night Live’ had to take their shots too, and they did on Dec. 7 with a skit featuring one of their most famous former cast members. Read on to watch!
Carrie Underwood’s The Sound of Music aired on the same channel as Saturday Night Live, but that didn’t stop the comedy show from making fun of it on Dec. 7. With the help of former cast mate Kristen Wiig and one of her most famous characters, SNL pulled off a hilarious spoof of the ill-fated live remake.
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Carrie dissers, would YOU have dared to step into Julie Andrews’ very famous nun’s habit and play Maria in a live remake of ‘The Sound of Music?’ I bet not. So stop sending nasty tweets to Carrie Underwood, who had the balls to take on the challenge!
Carrie Underwood, do NOT look at your Twitter mentions or read the reviews of the many blowhard TV critics who’ve lambasted your performance as Maria Von Trapp in NBC’s live version of The Sound of Music on Dec. 6.