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In 1965’s The Sound ... “My Favorite Things” blares from speakers right alongside the likes of “White Christmas” and “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town.” In the golden age of movie ...

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The musical by Rogers and Hammerstein is the source of classic songs, “Do-Re-Mi” and “My Favorite Things.” Also, of course, the titular, “The Sound of Music.” The work opened ...

Exclusive: The classic movie is returning to mark its 60th anniversary. It had a record 79-week run the last time it was at ...

"The Sound of Music" echoed throughout American movie theaters for the first time on this day in history, March 2, 1965. It remains among America's favorite things some 60 years later. The film's ...

Every year around the holidays, when “The Sound ... music!” everyone shouted in unison. But Turner’s not alone in suspecting that there’s more to our collective obsession than the movie ...

booking a little hotel staycation to order room service and watch festive movies in bed). Perhaps the most fun you’ll have while watching The Sound of Music is with this sing-along edition ...

The movie version came along six years later, starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer and directed by Robert Wise, who had previously directed “West Side Story.” “The Sound of Music ...