Featuring dresses worn by everyone from Audrey Hepburn and Lauren Bacall to Reese Witherspoon and Sarah Jessica Parker ...

2.Julie Andrews reportedly signed on to The Sound of Music (and a second picture for 20th Century Fox) for only $225,000, with no share in either film's profits. At the time, Julie was a ...

An estimated 400,000 people saw "The Sound of Music" during its initial run at the theater. That's more than double Charlotte's population at the time, which is nothing to yodel at.

2.Julie Andrews reportedly signed on to The Sound of Music (and a second picture for 20th Century Fox) for only $225,000, with no share in either film's profits.

The movie’s initial U.S. release lasted four-and-a-half years, and from 1966 to 1972, The Sound of Music was cited by Variety as the “All-Time Box Office Champion.” ...

“The Sound of Music,” which turned 60 on March 2, stands among the most popular films ever made, won the Oscar for Best Picture and is the sixth highest-grossing movie of all time when sales ...

But Sound of Music mania has not rubbed off on locals here. "We were not aware of the movie and of the impact it has to so many families until we actually were exposed to it and questioned by it ...

The opening scene of “The Sound Of Music,” released in 1965. In Salzburg, Austria last spring, I skipped around the fountain outside Mirabell Palace. Others did too.

The Sound of Music became one of the world’s most enduring and beloved movie musicals following its release in March 1965. Legendary director Robert Wise ’s adaptation of a hit 1959 stage ...

The original “Sound of Music” poster for when the movie began its run at Carolina Theatre in uptown Charlotte in March 1965. Over 400,000 people saw it during the 79 weeks it was shown.