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* PantyShot: Liesl during her dance with Rolf at the gazebo.
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* TheStoolPigeon: In the film, Rolfe is a literal whistleblower on the von Trapp's escape.
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* CuckooClockGag: Discussed in "So Long, Farewell", in which the Von Trapp children mourn the fact that it's time to go to bed with a cutesy song, where they act out the cuckoo clock.
-->''There's a sad sort of clanging from the clock in the hall\\
And the bells in the steeple too\\
And up in the nursery an absurd little bird\\
Is popping out to say "cuckoo"\\
Cuckoo! Cuckoo!''
-->''There's a sad sort of clanging from the clock in the hall\\
And the bells in the steeple too\\
And up in the nursery an absurd little bird\\
Is popping out to say "cuckoo"\\
Cuckoo! Cuckoo!''
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* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria. They comment on her mannerisms, from waltzing and whistling on her way to Mass and wearing curlers under her wimple, as if she's an alien. Some of them find it endearing, Berthe finds it grating.
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* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria. They comment on her mannerisms, from waltzing and whistling on her way to Mass and to wearing curlers under her wimple, as if she's an alien. Some of them find it endearing, Berthe finds it grating.
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* {{Confessional}}: In the last lines of the film, Sisters Margaretha and Berthe tell the Reverend Mother that they have sinned. When the Reverend Mother asks the sisters what sin they have committed, they reveal that they have swiped the distributors and coils from the Nazis' cars, preventing them from pursuing the Von Trapps.
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* {{Confessional}}: In the last lines of the film, Sisters Margaretha Margaretta and Berthe tell the Reverend Mother that they have sinned. When the Reverend Mother asks the sisters what sin they have committed, they reveal that they have swiped the distributors and coils from the Nazis' cars, preventing them from pursuing the Von Trapps.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: The Nuns at the end of the film.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: The Nuns Sisters Margaretta and Berthe are a recurring pair at the end of abbey, and are the film.most obvious contrasts in personality (Margaretta is sweet-natured and likes Maria, Berthe is cantankerous and finds Maria's antics unsuitable for a nun). They're also the ones who sabotage the Nazis' cars to stop them from pursuing the von Trapps.
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn
** Liesl -- Beauty
** Brigitta -- Brains
** Louisa -- Brawn
** Liesl -- Beauty
** Brigitta -- Brains
** Louisa -- Brawn
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* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn
BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: The three older von Trapp daughters:
** Liesl-- Beauty
is the Beauty, being a romantic and the only one in a relationship with a boy. She also wears fancier dresses than the other two.
** Brigitta-- Brains
is the Brains, as she is established from her first scene to be an avid bookworm.
** Louisa-- Brawnis the Brawn, being the most active in the outdoors scenes and playing with a football with her brothers.
** Liesl
** Brigitta
** Louisa
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* BetaCouple: Liesl and Rolf are a tragic version.
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* BetaCouple: Liesl and Rolf are a tragic version. They initially have an idyllic teenage romance, but Rolf ultimately chooses his loyalty to the Nazis over his love for her.
* BettyAndVeronica: Kind, music-loving nun Maria is the Betty and elegant, haughty Baroness Elsa Schrader is the Veronica for Captain von Trapp.
* BettyAndVeronica: Kind, music-loving nun Maria is the Betty and elegant, haughty Baroness Elsa Schrader is the Veronica for Captain von Trapp.
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* CleaningUpRomanticLooseEnds: When the baroness realizes how much the Captain loves Maria, she suddenly realizes the Captain isn't the man for her, either.
* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria.
* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria.
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* CleaningUpRomanticLooseEnds: When the baroness Baroness realizes how much the Captain loves Maria, she suddenly realizes the Captain isn't the man for her, either.
either. Possibly justified, as the way she says it implies she's merely claiming it to save face so that she can leave gracefully.
* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria. They comment on her mannerisms, from waltzing and whistling on her way to Mass and wearing curlers under her wimple, as if she's an alien. Some of them find it endearing, Berthe finds it grating.
* CloudCuckoolander: How the nuns perceive Maria. They comment on her mannerisms, from waltzing and whistling on her way to Mass and wearing curlers under her wimple, as if she's an alien. Some of them find it endearing, Berthe finds it grating.
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* KarmaHoudini: The butler, Franz, suffers no consequences for betraying the von Trapps to the Nazis. Justified, given that they don't have any way of finding out it was him at the time and their main priority is to escape.
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* NotBotheringWithTheAccent: The movie has almost everyone in British accents while other productions use American, British or none at all.
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** The Captain tells Maria when they meet that he hopes she'll be more successful than the last governess, who only stayed for ''two hours.'' It's anybody's guess as to how that happened.
*NotBotheringWithTheAccent: NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: The movie has almost everyone in British accents while other productions use American, British or none at all.
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Prior to the Anschluss, Austria had been a fascist dictatorship for four years. While the musical technically doesn't say anything to contradict this, it does create the impression that Austria was a free country before it fell to the Third Reich. And the film refers to pre-Anschluss Austria as "the last Golden Days of the Thirties".
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* HistoricalHeroUpgrade: Prior to the Anschluss, Austria had been a fascist dictatorship for four years. While the musical technically doesn't say anything to contradict this, it does create the impression that Austria was a free country before it fell to the Third Reich. In reality, most Austrians saw themselves as Germans at the time and welcomed the Anschluss; though some did oppose it, including the real Captain von Trapp, they were in the minority and most were monarchists hoping for a Habsburg restoration. And the film refers to pre-Anschluss Austria as "the last Golden Days of the Thirties".Thirties".
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Downplayed. Captain von Trapp isn't a bad person by any means, but he's depicted as much sterner and more emotionally distant than he was in reality. The real von Trapp children were reportedly disturbed by how their father was portrayed and asked producers to soften him a bit. Maria von Trapp also said that the film got her and Georg's parenting roles reversed; he was the permissive free spirit, who encouraged the children to roam the lands around their house, and she the rule-enforcing disciplinarian.
* HistoricalVillainUpgrade: Downplayed. Captain von Trapp isn't a bad person by any means, but he's depicted as much sterner and more emotionally distant than he was in reality. The real von Trapp children were reportedly disturbed by how their father was portrayed and asked producers to soften him a bit. Maria von Trapp also said that the film got her and Georg's parenting roles reversed; he was the permissive free spirit, who encouraged the children to roam the lands around their house, and she the rule-enforcing disciplinarian.
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* NotBotheringWithTheAccent: The movie has almost everyone in British accents while other productions use American, British or none at all.
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* ChildHater: The Baroness is an extremely mild version of this trope. The worst thing she does is scheming with Max to have the children sent off to boarding school.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final -- and most famous -- musical by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and West End stalwart Julian Ovenden.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final -- and most famous -- musical composed by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and West End stalwart Julian Ovenden.
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** In Real Life, they simply got on a train to Italy. The musical/movie's method of escape gives a better climax - tying in with the "Climb Every Mountain" reprise - and the film provides [[SceneryPorn prettier visuals]]. But it also fails logic, since they're walking in the direction of Hitler's mountain retreat, and a division of the SS.
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** In Real Life, they simply got on a train to Italy. The musical/movie's method of escape gives a better climax - tying in with the "Climb Every Mountain" reprise - and the film provides [[SceneryPorn prettier visuals]]. [[note]]In the stage show, their escape this way also ties in thematically to Maria's and Georg's shared love of the mountains, which is one of the things that brings them together -- this aspect was almost entirely dropped from the film.[[/note]] But it also fails logic, since they're walking in the direction of Hitler's mountain retreat, and a division of the SS.
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* LoveAtFirstSight: Maria tells the Captain she started loving him "when you first blew that silly whistle". He in turn says it was when she "sat on that pinecone", both of which happened soon after they met.
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-->--'''Maria'''
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* AddedAlliterativeAppeal: "My Favorite Things" includes '''r'''aindrops on '''r'''oses, bright '''c'''opper '''k'''ettles, '''w'''arm '''w'''oolen mittens, brown '''p'''aper '''p'''ackages, '''cr'''eam '''c'''olored ponies and '''cr'''isp apple strudels, blue '''s'''atin '''s'''ashes, and silver '''w'''hite '''w'''inters.
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** Rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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** Rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, the Captain used the fact that he was born in a part of modern-day Croatia which was occupied by Italy to finagle Italian citizenship for himself and, by extension, his family. Then they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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-->'''Herr Zeller:''' Perhaps those who would warn you that the Anschluss is coming -- and it ''is'' coming, Captain -- perhaps they would get further with you [[TitleDrop by setting their words to music(!)]]\\
'''Captain von Trapp''': If the Nazis take over Austria, I have no doubt, Herr Zeller, [[EvilGloating that you will be the entire trumpet section.]]
'''Captain von Trapp''': If the Nazis take over Austria, I have no doubt, Herr Zeller, [[EvilGloating that you will be the entire trumpet section.]]
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-->'''Herr Zeller:''' Perhaps those who would warn you that the Anschluss is coming -- and it ''is'' coming, Captain -- perhaps they would get further with you [[TitleDrop by setting their words to music(!)]]\\
music.\\
'''Captain von Trapp''': If the Nazis take over Austria, I have no doubt, Herr Zeller,[[EvilGloating [[TheQuisling that you will be the entire trumpet section.]]
'''Captain von Trapp''': If the Nazis take over Austria, I have no doubt, Herr Zeller,
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* AdaptationNameChange: The musical gives Maria Kutschera her own mother's maiden name, Rainer, presumably because it is simpler for an English-speaking audience. All of the children are given different first names (especially [[OneSteveLimit Maria]]).
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* ParentalSubstitute: Maria Kutschera became one of these towards the von Trapp children and officially became their mother once she married their father.
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* ParentalSubstitute: Maria Kutschera became becomes one of these towards the von Trapp children and officially became becomes their mother once she married marries their father.
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Wrong word.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married. While she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun, and married him for the sake of the children more than anything else. However, she had bore three more kids by the time they left, and she later reflected that "I learned to love him more than I had ever loved before or after."
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married. While she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun, and married him for the sake of the children more than anything else. However, she had bore borne three more kids by the time they left, and she later reflected that "I learned to love him more than I had ever loved before or after."
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married. While she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun, and married him for the sake of the children more than anything else. However, she had borne two more kids by the time they left, and she later reflected that "I learned to love him more than I had ever loved before or after."
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married. While she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun, and married him for the sake of the children more than anything else. However, she had borne two bore three more kids by the time they left, and she later reflected that "I learned to love him more than I had ever loved before or after."
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* FrightInducedBunkmate: The Von Trapp children (except for Liesl who was sneaking in from the garden) all run to Maria's room when they get scared during a thunderstorm.
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Not So Different has been renamed, and it needs to be dewicked/moved
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** In the stage musical, the Mother Abbess and Maria sing "My Favorite Things" and it was a song that Maria heard when she was watching the Mother Abbess work in the garden and sing.
** Part of the reason that Captain Von Trapp loves Maria is that she shares his HonorBeforeReason love for Austria and the mountains.
** In the stage musical, the Mother Abbess and Maria sing "My Favorite Things" and it was a song that Maria heard when she was watching the Mother Abbess work in the garden and sing.
** Part of the reason that Captain Von Trapp loves Maria is that she shares his HonorBeforeReason love for Austria and the mountains.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final-- and most famous-- musical by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and West End stalwart Julian Ovenden.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final-- final -- and most famous-- famous -- musical by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and West End stalwart Julian Ovenden.
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* Rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: Though it isn't readily apparent in the film version, the stage musical emphasises Maria's and Georg's shared love of Austria and the mountains, which adds even more of a foundation to their romance.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: Though it isn't readily apparent in the film version, the stage musical emphasises Maria's and Georg's shared love of Austria music, Austria, and the mountains, which adds even more of a foundation to their romance.
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* BirdsOfAFeather: Though it isn't readily apparent in the film version, the stage musical emphasises Maria's and Georg's shared love of Austria and the mountains, which adds even more of a foundation to their romance.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (while she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. And rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (while married. While she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun) nun, and married him for the sake of the children more than anything else. However, she had borne two more kids by the time they left. And rather left, and she later reflected that "I learned to love him more than I had ever loved before or after."
* Rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
* Rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final-- and most famous-- musical by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and Julian Ovenden.
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''The Sound of Music'' is the final-- and most famous-- musical by Creator/RodgersAndHammerstein (the latter of whom died of stomach cancer just nine months after its Broadway premiere), based on the story of ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Story_of_the_Trapp_Family_Singers the Trapp Family Singers]]''. The musical was inspired by an earlier, now largely forgotten German movie adaptation of the book and was made into a movie in 1965, with Creator/JulieAndrews as Maria and Creator/ChristopherPlummer as the Captain. In 1991, the book was again independently adapted in [[Anime/TrappFamilyStory a 40 episode anime]] as part of the ''Anime/WorldMasterpieceTheater'' series. A live broadcast of the original stage production starring Music/CarrieUnderwood and [[Series/TrueBlood Stephen Moyer]] aired on Creator/{{NBC}} in 2013, the first live television presentation of a musical since ''Theatre/CinderellaRodgersAndHammerstein'' in 1957. Creator/{{ITV}} followed suit in 2015 with its own live broadcast, starring Kara Tointon and West End stalwart Julian Ovenden.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (while she did like him well enough as her employer, she was pressured by the Church into accepting his proposal and giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. And rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. And rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
** The 'Von Trapp Family Singers' started because the family was ''badly'' in need of money after most of their fortune was lost due to an Austrian banking collapse in 1935; they were encouraged to take part in the 1936 Salzburg Festival, and after winning a prize they went on to perform and tour throughout Europe. They had actually just gotten ''back'' from a tour in America when they had to leave Austria permanently.
** The 'Von Trapp Family Singers' started because the family was ''badly'' in need of money after most of their fortune was lost due to an Austrian banking collapse in 1935; they were encouraged to take part in the 1936 Salzburg Festival, and after winning a prize they went on to perform and tour throughout Europe. They had actually just gotten ''back'' from a tour in America when they had to leave Austria permanently.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' (while she did like him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. And rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
** The 'Von Trapp Family Singers' started because the family was ''badly'' in need of money after most of their fortune was lost due to an Austrian banking collapse in 1935; they were encouraged to take part in the 1936 Salzburg Festival, and after winning a prize they went on to perform and tour throughout Europe. They had actually just gotten''back'' back from a tour in America when they had to leave Austria permanently.
** The 'Von Trapp Family Singers' started because the family was ''badly'' in need of money after most of their fortune was lost due to an Austrian banking collapse in 1935; they were encouraged to take part in the 1936 Salzburg Festival, and after winning a prize they went on to perform and tour throughout Europe. They had actually just gotten
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. Not only that, but they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back, rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. Not only that, but they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back, And rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains.mountains, they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back -- although Hitler did order the Austrian borders to be closed literally the ''day'' after they got out.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. Not only that, but they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back, rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the night and hiking over the mountains.
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** In reality, Georg and Maria were married in 1927, Maria only really grew to love Georg romantically ''after'' they had married (she ''liked'' him well enough as her employer, but she was pressured by the Church into giving up her dream of being a nun) and she had borne two more kids by the time they left. Not only that, but they simply got on a train to Italy and never came back, rather than fleeing from the Nazis in the dead of night and hiking over the mountains.
