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Ahead of the 50th Anniversary of "The Sound of Music" Variety Interviews Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer

Posted on Thursday, February 26, 2015 12:55 PM and updated on Friday, February 27, 2015 2:25 PM

Movie PosterThis year marks the 50th Anniversary of the release of The Sound of Music, which starred Julie Andrews as a nun who becomes a nanny for the children of an Austrian baron, played by Christopher Plummer. The movie went on to win five Academy Awards, and is regarded as a classic.

TV network Turner Classic Movies is including the movie in its annual TCM Classic Film Festival held in Hollywood in late March, and there will be a theatrical run of TCM Presents The Sound Of Music 50th Anniversary in April.

Variety sat down with Andrews and Plummer, who have remained friends, for an interview to reflect on what it was like to make the movie and the impact that it has had on them and their careers:

It was during the filming of The Sound of Music that Andrews and Plummer began a friendship, which, half a century later, is still going strong. Andrews’s husband, Blake Edwards, directed Plummer in The Return of the Pink Panther in 1975, and they remained friendly until the director’s death, in 2010. (Edwards and Andrews had been married for 41 years; Plummer has been married to his wife, Elaine, since 1970.) In 2001, Andrews and Plummer co-starred in a live television production of On Golden Pond, and in 2002 they toured the U.S. and Canada together in a stage extravaganza called A Royal Christmas. By now, they have perfected the well-worn patter of an old married couple themselves.

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