The hills are still alive: They may have said "so long, farewell" 45 years ago, but come Thursday, Maria, the Captain and all seven von Trapp children -- now very grown up -- will gather on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" show to celebrate the 45th anniversary of "The Sound of Music." The movie's original cast, including Julie Andews (Maria), Christopher Plummer (the Captain) and Charmian Carr (Liesl), are marking the milestone and the November 2 release of the Blu-Ray edition of the beloved film, still one of the highest-grossing of all time.
These decades later it may be hard to imagine that there were doubts at the time of its release that the movie would strike such musical gold -- critics found it too sweet, and its studio, 20th Century Fox, was still reeling from the massive losses of Elizabeth Taylor's "Cleopatra."
As Plummer, 80, now recalls, he himself called the movie "The Sound of Mucus."
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