Eleanor Parker, a versatile leading lady of the 1940s, ‘50s and ‘60s who earned three Oscar nominations — none of which were for her best-known role as the baroness in “The Sound of Music ...

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The Baroness” which could more accurately be called “The Baroness and Rolf,” builds up two minor characters from the Rodgers & Hammerstein hit “The Sound of Music” and takes their wildest impulses to ...

The month of March marks the 60th anniversary of “The Sound of Music,” a film that has left ... the love of a man and a woman is holy too.” Even Baroness Schraeder (Eleanor Parker), Captain ...

The "Sound of Music" song that most speaks to our own ... "No Way to Stop It" was originally sung by The Baroness — remember her? — and Max — remember him? Friends of Captain Von Trapp.

The much-anticipated TV show “The Baroness” about the famous “The Sound of Music” von Trapp family has been plunged into drama after a writer allegedly tried to stage a coup and take over ...

The hills are still alive with the sound of music. The famous von Trapp family ... The scripted drama, called “Baroness,” is being developed by Georg von Trapp’s great-great-grandson Myles ...

Do re mi fa so, where are they now? Sixty years ago, the 1965 film The Sound of Music premiered, bursting Julie Andrews onto the scene and making everyone fall for Christopher Plummer. The movie ...

the baroness he had initially been due to marry and Uncle Max in the Venetian Ballroom. Performances now include a Sound of Music-themed show, in both original and shortened versions, in a plush ...

Audiences expect stirring moments in “The Sound of Music” — everything from humor ... Baron Elberfeld (cover), Madeline Coffey as Baroness Elsa Schraeder/Sister Margaretta (cover), Greg ...

Of course “The Sound of Music” was based on the real-life circumstance of the Trapp Family Singers. There’s a vague real-world inspiration for the Baroness in the musical, though Rolf is ...