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Rodgers & Hammerstein: The Sound of Movies
Year:
Duration:
100 min
Genres:
Documentary | Music
IMDB rate:
7.9
Director:
Kevin Burns
Awards:
Nominated for Primetime Emmy.
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1996-04-07
Cast
Actor
Character
Shirley Jones
Herself, hostess, narrator
Richard Rodgers
Himself (archive footage)
Lorenz Hart
Himself (archive footage)
Jeanne Crain
Herself, costume test (archive footage)
Groucho Marx
Himself (archive footage) (1954)
Oscar Hammerstein II
Himself (archive footage) (1954)
Darryl F. Zanuck
Himself (archive footage)
Frank Sinatra
Himself (archive footage)
Rita Moreno
Herself, presenter
Marni Nixon
Herself
Yul Brynner
Himself (archive footage)
Joshua Logan
Himself (archive footage)
Leon Shamroy
Himself (archive footage)
Mitzi Gaynor
Herself (archive footage)
Nancy Kwan
Herself, presenter
Ann-Margret
Herself (archive footage)
Charmian Carr
Herself, presenter
Julie Andrews
Herself
Danny Lockin
Rolf (screen test) (archive footage) (as Danny Lochin)
Tisha Sterling
Liesl (screen test)
Daniel Truhitte
Rolf - screen test (archive footage) (as Dan Truhitte)
Kim Darby
Liesl (screen test)
Charles Boyer
Liliom (clip from 1934 film of 'Liliom')
Charles Farrell
Liliom (clip from 1930 film of 'Liliom')
John Raitt
Billy Bigelow (clip from 'General Foods Anniversary Show')
Angela Cartwright
Herself (uncredited)
Rose Hobart
Julie (clip from "Liliom") (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gordon MacRae
Billy Bigelow
Anna Magnani
Herself (Oscar show) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Estelle Taylor
Mme. Muscat (clip from "Liliom")
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Trivia
This feature can be found on the 2010 Blu-Ray of The Sound of Music (1965).
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Goofs
The film gives the impression that the 1956 film version of Carousel was a box-office hit. It was a critical success, and its soundtrack album was (and still is) a best seller, but the film itself was a box office flop upon release.
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The film misleadingly gives the impression that the 1956 film version of "The King and I" premiered in 6-track stereo. It was not shown that way until its 1961 re-release.
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The film gives the impression that Yul Brynner filmed The King and I after having had one lung removed. In fact, he did not have it removed until later in life, and he appeared in a stage revival while suffering from lung cancer.
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