Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 2月6日 04時41分

For Christopher Plummer, the music never stopped. “As cynical as I always was about The Sound of Music,“ he told V.F. in 2015, “I do respect that it is a bit of relief from all the gunfire and car chases you see these days. It's sort of wonderfully, old-fashionedly universal. It's got the bad guys and the Alps; it's got Julie [Andrews] and sentiment in bucketloads. Our director, dear old Bob Wise, did keep it from falling over the edge into a sea of treacle. Nice man. God, what a gent. There are very few of those around anymore in our business.“ At the link in bio, revisit the late Plummer's thoughts on his most iconic film—and swipe ➡️ for a tour through his most memorable roles.

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