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The Sounds of Music [by fly_in_d_sky, sesuka jer & naiza]
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alamak silap la... topik ni dah ada . sori..ye forumers!! |
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delete la thread nih ....
gi la kat thread fly ... dah bukak ...
nak info .. tanya kat thread tu ..
nanti ada ler yg menjawab |
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Dlm filem mcm seronok je kan life diorang. Tapi in real life, dlm masa perang, surely itu kenangan paling manis diorang sebelum terpaksa lari dr Salzburg tu.
Cuba baca kisah ringkas famili ini
The Von Trapp Family |
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dulu dah tengok vcd....time menyanyi...fwd
mlm tu tengok lagi....full version...hehehe |
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Originally posted by LuCkY-sTaR at 1-1-2004 10:07 AM:
Dlm filem mcm seronok je kan life diorang. Tapi in real life, dlm masa perang, surely itu kenangan paling manis diorang sebelum terpaksa lari dr Salzburg tu.
Cuba baca kisah ringkas famili ini
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umah yg ada dlm site tu .. lebih kurang cam umah dlm filem tu ...
pandai diorg cari ek ... |
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pelakon nie semua nyanyi dalam citer nie pakai suara sendiri ke....??suara dia org bad gak best...lagu-lagu dia org pun still evergreen sampai sekarang...sesuai dinyanyikan utk adik adik .... |
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opss sorry...pembetulan....suara dia org not bad.....sebenarnye.....best.... |
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Charmian Carr (Liesl)
Charmian Carr sekarang
Liesl & Maria Liesl, Maria & Rolf
The Sound Of Music marks the start of Carr's acting career. In fact, Charmian Farnon (Wise changed her real name because it was always mispronounced) was not initially interested in becoming an actress. She was modeling part time to save up for a trip to Europe when a friend sent her picture to producer-director Wise. He discovered that she could sing and dance when he called her in for an interview; a screen test confirmed his instincts. Charmian now runs her own interior design business in Encino, California, with a client list that includes Michael Jackson-who hired her in part because of his love for Liesl.
Charmian is internationally recognized as Liesl and often does personal appearances, radio and television as a result of the phenomenal success of this film. In 1995, she hosted "The Sound of Music" segment for the A&E channel's special on Rogers and Hammerstein's "The Sound of Movies." She has just written a book titled "Forever, Liesl" about her experiences making the film which is available from Penguin Putnam Books. Her newest book "Letters to Liesl".
Television audiences remember Charmian when she starred with Anthony Perkins in the John Houseman/Stephen Sondheim production of "Evening Primrose."
Charmian found herself involved in two careers. She spent many years acting in national commercials while at the same time developing a highly successful Interior Design business. Her clients include Michael Jackson. Charmian was the contractor and designer on his Encino, California "Disneyland" home. She toured with Michael, who introduced her to scores of renowned people. Charmy also designed homes for her Von Trapp sister 'Louisa,' Heather Menzies and husband Robert Urich.
Charmian's interests include skiing, aerobics, dance, biking, and she is often called upon to perform "Sixteen Going on Seventeen." She spends as much time as possible visiting her two daughters, Jennifer and Emily and swimming with her three yellow Labrador Retrievers. One of her passions is gardening, and her results are spectacular. For more info www.CharmianCarr.com
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:46 PM ] |
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Nicholas Hammond (Friedrich)
Nicholas Hammond sekarang
One of the three children among the seven in The Sound Of Music with previous professional experience, Hannond had appeared on television, on Broadway, and in the movie, Lord of the Flies. Hammond went to audition for the role a few days after being in a skiing accident-and in he walked with his two front teeth missing and his arm in a sling. He didn't think he had a chance because he couldn't sing, but despite all these handicaps, he landed the role. Hammond now lives in Australia, where he still makes his living as a stage actor.
Nicholas was born May 15, 1950 in Washington DC. He has appeared in many movies and television roles including "Spiderman," "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" with Michael Caine, "Mission Impossible" with Peter Graves and "Flipper," and currently a CBS pilot with Stacy Keach.
He's lived in Paris, New York and Los Angeles and graduated from Princeton University. He went to Australia for a two week vacation ten years ago and has made Sydney his home since then. Nicholas has turned his career to writing and producing and has a miniseries titled "A Difficult Woman" airing now in Australia. It will air on BBC in Britain and in the United States on A&E in the near future. He also has a feature he has penned and produced titled "Peril" that is in pre-production. He continues to work in film, theatre and television down under and doesn't have children but hopes to someday.
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:45 PM ] |
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Angela Cartwright (Brigitta)
Angela Cartwright sekarang
Angela Cartwright masa kecik
Another pro amongst the child actors who auditioned, Cartwright spent seven years as Danny Thomas's TV daughter on Make Room for Daddy, as well as acting in commercials and modeling. Cartwright was thrilled to land the role of Brigitta, even though she had to miss the final episode of Daddy to begin Sound of Music rehearsals. After the movie wrapped, Cartwright joined the cast of the TV series Lost In Space and continued to act in films. She and her husband, Steve Gullion, started a gift shop, Rubber Boots, that she still runs in Toluca Lake, California.
Angela was born in Altrincham, Cheshire, England and moved to Los Angeles, California with her sister Veronica and her parents when she was 3 years old. She started as a child fashion model and by the time she was four, Angela was well known by the top photographers and appeared on magazine covers and in many advertisements. At the age of 3 she made her movie debut in "Somebody Up There Likes Me" as Paul Newman's daughter. Another part followed in "Something of Value" with Rock Hudson and Sidney Poitier.
Angela was signed by Danny Thomas when she was 4 to play his daughter "Linda Williams" on the TV series "Make Room for Daddy". The series ran for 7 years, during which Angela found time to star in "Lad: A Dog" with Carroll O'Connor.
In 1965 following the end of "The Danny Thomas Show" Angela was cast as "Brigitta" in the movie version of "The Sound of Music." Soon after, she returned to television as "Penny Robinson" in Irwin Allen's "Lost In Space." This now-classic series ran for 3 years. In the years that followed Angela guest starred in numerous television shows and commercials. She recreated her role as "Linda" in a revival of "The Danny Thomas Show" called "Make Room for Granddaddy" and worked for Irwin Allen again in the movie "Beyond the Poseidon Adventure." She returned to the big screen in "Lost In Space - The Movie".
While continuing to pursue her acting career, Angela married in 1976 and has raised two children, Rebecca & Jesse. She has also to her credit a nationally acclaimed book "My Book: A Child's First Journal." In 1977 Angela opened "Rubber Boots," an eclectic gift boutique which is now on the internet which she owns and operates www.RubberBoots.com . She has been a successful photographer for over 30 years and continues to pursue her love of art. Click here to see her photography. She has just completed a fantasy novel with Bill Mumy to be released soon. For more info www.Angela-Cartwright.com
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:44 PM ] |
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Heather Menzies (Louisa)
Heather Menzies sekarang
Heather Menzies & hubby - Robert Urich
Heather Menzies masa dulu
A ballet student who had appeared on a local amateur TV show, Menzies had no acting experience when she auditioned for the role of Louisa, but somehow managed to get cast right away. After The Sound Of Music, she starred in the Logan's Run television series as well as other movies. She then gave up acting to become a full time mother to her two children with her husband, actor Robert Urich.
Heather continued to act after "The Sound of Music" in such movies as "Hawaii," "Piranha," "SSSSSSS," and "How Sweet it Is." She played 'Jessica' in the television version of "Logan's Run" and guest starred in many television shows. Heather starred on Broadway with Shirley Knight in "We Always Lived in a Castle" and with Robert Urich, her husband for 28 years, in "Hasty Heart" at the Kennedy Center.
Heather has two grown children Ryan and Emily, and a baby girl Allison, born in May 1998. Still a part time actress she considers her children her 'primary occupation.' Heather works tirelessly for the Robert Urich Cancer Foundation. For more info www.HeatherMenziesUrich.com
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:48 PM ] |
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Duane Chase (Kurt)
Duane Chase sekarang
Duane Chase masa dulu
Chase began his acting career in commercials at the age of 11, a way of helping to fund his college career. At his second audition for The Sound of Music Wise walked up to him and invited him personally to join the cast in Salzburg. Duane lives in Washington State and today tests computer software for oil and mining companies
Duane lives with Petra, his wife of 12 years outside Seattle, Washington. Duane left show business after high school and went on to get a masters degree in geology. Today, he designs computer software for geologists and geophysicists.
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:42 PM ] |
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Debbie Turner (Marta)
Debbie Turner sekarang
Debbie Turner masa dulu
Turner had done some commercial modeling before being signed to The Sound of Music. She now lives in a small town in Minnesota with her husband and four children.
Debbie Turner (Larson) was born & raised in Southern California. She worked as a television actress since the age of 6 months. Before she was cast as 'Marta' she was in numerous commercials including over 30 for Mattel toys. After "The Sound of Music" she became a professional skier in Utah.
Debbie has a floral design business since 1989 concentrating on floral designs for distinctive tastes. She also designs one of a kind collectable Santa Clauses and is now perfecting her skills as a restoration artist for European antique furniture. Debbie has lived in Chanhassen, Minnesota since 1985. She is married, and the mother of four daughters ranging in ages from 19 to 9. For more info Debbie Turner Originals.
[ Last edited by fly_in_d_sky on 1-1-2004 at 12:41 PM ] |
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Kym Karath (Gretl)
Kym Karath masa dulu
Kym Karath sekarang
Coming from a family of performers, Karath appeared in three movies before making The Sound Of Music. At her audition for the role of Gretl, she appeared so confident and talkative that Wise knew he might not find another 5-year-old with such charisma and signed her for the part on the spot. Karath was a regular on All My Children before taking time off to have a baby.
Kym began her acting career at the age of 3, appearing in "Spencer's Mountain" with Henry Fonda and Maureen O'Hara. "The Thrill of It All" with Doris Day and James Garner, and "Good Neighbor Sam" with Jack Lemmon before winning the role of the youngest Von Trapp daughter.
After "The Sound of Music," Kym continued acting, appearing over the years in such television shows as "Dr. Kildare," "Lassie," "My Three Sons," "Lost In Space, "Family Affair," and "The Brady Bunch" before taking time off to pursue her education.
Graduating from USC with her degree in Humanities, Kym made television appearances in such shows as "Archie Bunker's Place," and "Midnight Offerings," before moving to Paris to model and study art history. Upon returning to the States, Kym appeared in "All My Children" and various print ads before taking time off to raise her son, Eric. She is now resuming her acting career in Los Angeles, California. |
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Julie Andrews (Maria)
Dulu
Sekarang
Julie Andrews plays Maria, a spirited, young Austrian woman studying to take her religious vows. Suspecting that Maria's true calling may lie elsewhere, the Mother Superior arranges for her to leave the Convent and become governess to the children of the autocratic widower, Baron Von Trapp (Christopher Plummer). Bringing warmth and music to the strict household of the reserved former naval captain, Maria soon wins over the children and finally the Baron.
According to the book The Sound of Music - The Making of America's Favorite Movie, when Julie Andrews won the film role of Maria, it was actually her second dramatic interpretation of the singing governess.
In 1962, Andrews co-starred in a television special with her friend Carol Burnett. Julie and Carol at Carnegie Hall included a parody of Broadway's biggest hit at the time--The Sound Of Music. In a skit entitled, "The Pratt Family of Switzerland," Julie delivered a delicious parody of a von Trapp family singer, little dreaming that three years later the role of Maria von Trapp would send her career into the stratosphere (one sign of her growing star status: her foot and hand prints had already been enshrined outside Mann's Chinese Theater in Hollywood).
Although many actresses were considered for the role of Maria, writer Ernest Lehman and producer/director Robert Wise considered seriously only Andrews, who, at 28, could easily pass for being in her early twenties. While the fact that she had already played a nanny in Mary Poppins did cross Andrews' mind, she never seriously considered turning the part down. However, she did voice concerns that the movie not end up too sweet to digest.
A transatlantic stage luminary before she entered films, Andrews achieved superstar status with The Sound Of Music. She has since collaborated with second husband, writer/director Blake Edwards, on many films, and in 1982 was nominated for an Academy Award |
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Christopher Plummer (Captain von Trapp)
The Sound Of Music marked a dramatic change of pace for noted stage actor Christopher Plummer, who was chosen by producer/director Wise for the extra dimension and interesting edge he could bring to the film.
Prior to The Sound Of Music, Plummer had made only one major film, The Fall of the Roman Empire. Regarded as one of the foremost Shakespearean actors of the day, he was valued not only for his acting technique but also for his air of elegance, which suited perfectly the role of the dashing widower Captain von Trapp. Intimately involved with how his character would be portrayed, Plummer once spent four days in Lehman's office insisting that his part be rewritten to render the Captain stronger and more believable.
A Canadian by birth, Plummer was one of the stalwarts of the famed Shakespearean repertory company at Stratford Company. He won international acclaim for his portrayal of Hamlet, which was specially taped by BBC-TV at Elsinore Castle in Denmark and subsequently broadcast throughout Europe and the United States. Plummer has appeared in numerous movies over the years, and works continually in film, on television and on stage all over the world. |
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wa fly_in_da_sky.....dasyat la lu kasi information..tabik sikit...aku puas cari pasal budak2 sound of music dlm internet tak dapat banyak information yg banyak cam nie...thank you...thank you... |
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