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LEFT: Christopher Plummer in The Sound of Music RIGHT: Christopher Plummer attends the "Knives Out" premiere during the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival at Princess of Wales Theatre on September 07, 2019 in Toronto, Canada. Actor Christopher Plummer, who many know from the 1965 musical, “The Sound of Music” as Capt. Through his art and humanity, he touched all of our hearts and his legendary life will endure for all generations to come. He will forever be with us.”His first television role came in 1953, according to IMDB. In far more than just a musical, Plummer won an Academy Award, two Tonys and two Emmys during his career.

ROANOKE, Va. - It was a night of music, wine and chocolate in downtown Roanoke Friday night. The youth cast of "The Sound of Music" gave a sneak peek of their show at Chocolate Paper on the market. The store will donate money from Friday's sales to the theater, and the store gives the kids a unique place to perform. "They have so much fun, I think they gain confidence, which I think is so special, and really we've become a family already in just the four days we've been working together." "The Sound of Music" runs Dec. 4-22 on the main stage at the theater.

Dame Julie Andrews has revealed that the youngest child actor in "The Sound of Music" nearly drowned during filming of the rowboat scene in the beloved and famous 1965 film. Kym Karath, who was only 5 at the time she played Gretl, couldn't swim, Andrews said on Britain's Friday installment of "The Graham Norton Show." "We were filming on the water in a row boat," the actress recounted. Thankfully, little Karath came out of the water just fine. RELATED STORIES'Sound of Music' Actress Heather Menzies-Urich Dead at 68Sound of Music 50th Anniversary Has Christopher Plummer Changing His TuneJulie Andrews Shares Surprising 'Sound of Music' Secrets

2005: Filmmaker Robert Wise, who won Academy Awards for Best Director and Best Picture for "West Side Story" and "The Sound of Music," dies of heart attack at age 91 in Los Angeles. Wise was also nominated for Oscars for Best Film Editing for "Citizen Kane" and Best Picture for "The Sand Pebbles." He also directed "The Body Snatcher," "Born to Kill," "The Day the Earth Stood Still," "Run Silent, Run Deep," "The Andromeda Strain" and "Star Trek: The Motion Picture." Hide Caption