You're listening to the Beautiful Mass Podcast, your cozy comfort listen and today we are

rewatching the 1965 movie The Sound of Music directed by Robert Wise and Starring. the Julie Andrews. Yeah, Christopher Plummer is everything in this movie. We'll talk about him a lot in this episode.

Probably too much.

If you don't know what we're talking about, just Google pictures of Sound and Music, Christopherummer and you'll see he's just like

beautiful gorgeous like we we're in love with him and he seems like softly like you know

yeah so I Like, you know, ooh, yeah.

So, I love the sound of music.

It is one of my childhood memories because our mom,

for her, these two Julianneers movies,

Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music were a big part of her childhood so she made them a big part of our childhood and I'm making them a big part of my children's childhood and so yeah if I'm passing down anything it's Julie Andrews I think

she's everything and the movie I just watched it last weekend with my kids and it

definitely stands the test of time.

Oh yeah I mean if you were like doing some kind of word association game and you were like

first word that comes to mind when I say Julie Andrews I'd be like my mom.

Yeah, like it's just a strong association right there

and it's yeah those two movies.

Sound of Music and Mary Poppins.

Yes, yes.

Okay, so describe the movie for those who haven't watched it because honestly for such a happy musical, family-friendly sing-songy musical, this movie takes some turns. So yeah, just describe the movie. I feel like everyone's

probably seen it, but just give them a low down. So it's a World War II era movie, so it has a lot of Nazi stuff in it but it's also like a happy

family movie so it's about people living in is it Austria during I think they're

in Austria during like the time of the occupation and so it has a lot of

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