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Music video about the "Sound of Music" couple Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer |
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A loveley relaxing song coming in at number 8 in the sound of music series.
Film - The Sound of Music (1965)
Song - "Edelweiss"
Singer/Singers:
Christopher Plummer
Charmian Carr |
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This vid is about the friendship of Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer, stars of The Sound of Music, who have remained good friends ever since. I've never quite been able to work the two out ;)
Please let me know what you think! |
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See what a grace was seated on his brow;
Hyperion's curls, the front of Jove himself,
An eye like Mars, to threaten and command,
A station like the herald Mercury
New-lighted on a heaven-kissing hill;
A combination and a form indeed,
Where every god did seem to seat his seal
To give the world assurance of a man.
(from Hamlet)
My tribute to Christopher Plummer's fifty-year-long movie career (his first films, Wind Across the Everglades and Stage Struck, were both released in 1958).
A POLEMICAL NOTE. WHAT IS THE ACADEMY WAITING FOR BEFORE IT GIVES HIM HIS LONG DESERVED OSCAR??? CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER SHOULD HAVE BEGUN GETTING ACADEMY OSCARS SINCE 1964, WHEN HE PERFORMED WONDERFULLY IN "THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE"!
All stills - but the opening and closing portraits and the photos from Stage Struck and Man in the Chair - are shot by myself from DVDs using a digital camera.
They come from the following films:
Stage Struck (1958)
The Fall of the Roman Empire (1964)
The Sound of Music (1965)
Triple Cross (1967)
Battle of Britain (1969)
The Royal Hunt of the Sun (1969)
Waterloo (1970)
Conduct Unbecoming (1975)
The Man Who Would Be King (1975)
Aces High (1976)
Murder by Decree (1979)
Nicholas Nickleby (2002)
Agent of Influence (2002)
Man in the Chair (2007)
The opening portrait of Christopher Plummer as a child comes from the bio-documentary "King of Players" (1998).
Music: Frédéric Chopin, Nocturne Op. 9/2, played by Adam Harasiewicz. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in the film "Inside Daisy Clover" (U.S.A., 1965, directed by Robert Mulligan).
Set in the Thirties, the film is about the turning of a poor and wild 15-year-old girl, Daisy Clover (played by Natalie Wood), into a Hollywood star by an unscrupulous producer. In this film Christopher Plummer plays one of his villain roles, that of Hollywood producer Raymond Swan.
In Part III:
In the first scene Swan threatens Lewis Wade (Robert Redford), the young actor of Swan Studios with whom Daisy is in love, to have him arrested for his recent night out with Daisy. So Wade makes his marriage proposal to Daisy, and in the second scene the marriage is going to be celebrated.
(What happens between the two scenes showed) Daisy and Wade go on their honeymoon, but one morning Daisy wakes up alone in a motel: Wade has abandoned her. Then Daisy goes back to Swan's house. There she undergoes a scene of jealousy from Swan's wife, Melora, who proves to be in love with Wade, and who reveals Wade's homosexuality to Daisy.
The second scene of this Part III takes place the morning after Daisy's return. Daisy has spent the night in a chair by the swimming pool, and it is there that Swan finds her, still asleep. Swan seems to have spent a bad night, too, and, in front of asleep Daisy, he performs a SOLILOQUY (NOT TO BE MISSED!!!) where he has his only moment of sincere tenderness in the whole film. The soliloquy ends with the famous KISS between Christopher Plummer and Natalie Wood.
P.S. "Inside Daisy Clover" is at least the third of Chris's films I know in which Chris plays a man who is discarded by a woman in favour of another one:
1) here both Daisy and Melora seem to like Robert Redford better than Chris;
2) in "Stage Struck" Susan Strasberg likes Henry Fonda better than Chris;
3) in "Hanover Street" Lesley-Anne Down likes Harrison Ford better than Chris.
Each time I am absolutely amazed and think: BUT HOW UNLIKELY DOES THIS STORY SOUND??? |
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"Possessed" (2000) de Steven E. de Souza |
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Love Stories of the Most Famous Governesses.
Jane Eyre 2006 and The Sound of Music. |
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The enchanting Christopher Plummer as (perhaps) you have never seen him before.
One of the many astonishing virtuoso performances of Christopher Plummer's art, in a film which is a real gem and a definitely must see for every admirer of this unique artist.
The film is "The Royal Hunt of the Sun", a 1969 British production based on a play by Peter Shaffer and directed by Irving Lerner. Christopher Plummer plays Atahualpa, the divine king (son of the Sun) of the Inca Empire, and Robert Shaw plays Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro.
Everything in this film is worth seeing: the screenplay and dialogues, the music, the performances of all the actors. Christopher Plummer gives an absolutely astonishing artistic performance. Moreover... in this film he is so outrageously handsome that every minute you will ask yourselves: but am I seeing Christopher Plummer playing, or rather Beauty itself personified into a human semblance?
In this clip Atahualpa and Pizarro are carring on a private conversation, and learning to know and respect each other. |
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Julie Andrews & Christopher Plummer! Because they look great together...because they should be together!! *sigh* |
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The Sound Of Music - Part 10 |
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Julie Andrews y Christopher Plummer conversan sobre The Sound of Music 40 años después de su filmación. |
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Mostly Clips from his early work,(ex. Stage Struck, Wind Across the Everglades, Fall of the Roman Empire, Inside Daisy Clover) but the title really says it all.
*I do not own any of these clips, to see the full clips, visit christopher-plummer.com* |
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This clip is taken from the 1980 TV-movie version of the stage play "The Shadow Box". The original play was written by Michael Cristofer and made its Broadway debut in 1977. The TV-movie version is directed by Paul Newman.
The play narrates a couple of days in the lives of three terminally ill patients and their families living in a hospice. Christopher Plummer plays one of the three dying people, Brian, a writer who lives with his boyfriend Mark. In the two days narrated by the play, Brian is interviewed about the process of dying, presumably by a psychological counselor of the hospice. Then he receives the visit of his exuberant ex-wife Beverly (Joanne Woodward), who meets Mark for the first time. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in the film "Inside Daisy Clover" (U.S.A., 1965, directed by Robert Mulligan).
Set in the Thirties, the film is about the turning of a poor and wild 15-year-old girl, Daisy Clover (played by Natalie Wood), into a Hollywood star by an unscrupulous producer. In this film Christopher Plummer plays one of his villain roles, that of Hollywood producer Raymond Swan.
In Part IV:
After Daisy's marriage breakdown, Swan allows Daisy to take her mother away from the mental hospital and settle with her in a house by the sea, but after few time Daisy's mother commits suicide.
The opening scene of this Part IV follows the episode of Mrs. Clover's death: during the dubbing of her film in Swan Studios, Daisy has a nervous breakdown. The second scene is set in Daisy's house, where Daisy is in bed looked after by a nurse, and Swan proves himself to grow more and more impatient with her illness. In his final scene at Daisy's bedside, Swan's wickedness reaches its apex.
I'm sorry for the imperfect audio/video synchronization, but it is a problem caused by the digitalization device I cannot solve. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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This clip is taken from the 1980 TV-movie version of the stage play "The Shadow Box". The original play was written by Michael Cristofer and made its Broadway debut in 1977. The TV-movie version is directed by Paul Newman.
The play narrates a couple of days in the lives of three terminally ill patients and their families living in a hospice. Christopher Plummer plays one of the three dying people, Brian, a writer who lives with his boyfriend Mark. In the two days narrated by the play, Brian is interviewed about the process of dying, presumably by a psychological counselor of the hospice. Then he receives the visit of his exuberant ex-wife Beverly (Joanne Woodward), who meets Mark for the first time. |
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Speech Chris Plummer for Julie Andrews. Visit us at www.julieandrewsonline.com |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act I, Scene I:
Introducing Nora and Torvald.
Torvald touches Nora's lips with a stern look.
Nora: What's wrong?
Torvald: Chocolate?
Nora: What?
Torvald: (seizing her wrist and slapping her hand) My little Miss Sweet Tooth has been nibbling again, hasn't she?
Nora: I haven't!
Torvald: Are you sure? A little candy, perhaps? Macaroon?
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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Scene from the live television production. |
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The audio clip comes from a 1990 recording Christopher Plummer made in St Jude's Church in London, with music (other than Plummer's own voice!) from William Walton's film score to the 1944 Laurence Olivier film.
The photos come from Christopher Plummer's performance of Henry V at the Stratford Shakespeare Festival of Canada in 1956 (he was 26).
According to all critics' reviews, his 1956 performance was absolutely outstanding. I am puzzled about only one thing...
How could he play a believable King Harry when, in the courting scene, he had to deliver these lines to Princess Katharine:
"I dare not swear thou lovest me; yet my blood begins to flatter me that thou dost, notwithstanding the poor and untempering effect of my visage. Now beshrew my father's ambition! He was thinking of civil wars when he got me: therefore was I created with a stubborn outside, with an aspect of iron, that when I come to woo ladies I fright them."
Can you imagine the angelic-looking boy you see in the photos pronouncing these words?!! :) |
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A short movie about two of my favorite actors :) |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act I, Scene II:
Christine's unexpected visit.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act I, Scene III:
Krogstad goes to see Torvald,
Christine meets Torvald and Dr. Rank.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act III, Scene I:
Christine and Krogstad have a meeting.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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A brief scene from the 1988 Broadway production of MACBETH starring Christopher Plummer and Glenda Jackson. |
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1965年公開アメリカ映画！ |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act II, Scene I:
Torvald tells Nora that he has just dismissed Krogstad from the bank.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act II, Scene II:
Dr. Rank's confession to Nora.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act III, Scene II:
Nora and Torvald go back home after the party.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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Zoe and I stayed at the Bristol in Salzburg, where Christopher Plummer (aka Georg) stayed during the filming of the 1965 movie "The Sound Of Music". |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act II, Scene III:
Krogstad pays his second secret visit to Nora and delivers his letter for Torvald.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act II, Scene IV:
Practising the tarantella.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act III, Scene III:
Torvald reads Krogstad's letter... but "the wonderful thing" Nora is expecting fails to happen.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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Here is the ripped version without the annoying starting and ending
Im sorry Agapeland for ripping your vid.
The Original link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DToLbYBStgs
Film - The Sound of Music (1965)
Song - "Edelweiss"
Singer/Singers:
Christopher Plummer
Charmian Carr |
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Acting legend Christopher Plummer appeared on Breakfast to talk about his new film Man in the Chair, also starring Robert Wagner. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in the film "Inside Daisy Clover" (U.S.A., 1965, directed by Robert Mulligan).
Set in the Thirties, the film is about the turning of a poor and wild 15-year-old girl, Daisy Clover (played by Natalie Wood), into a Hollywood star by an unscrupulous producer. In this film Christopher Plummer plays one of his villain roles, that of Hollywood producer Raymond Swan.
In Part II:
In the first scene Daisy has her official coming out as a new Hollywood star during a Christmas Eve reception held at Swan's house. In the following scenes Swan scolds Daisy for her indiscipline and for her not sticking to the "obligations of fame": the first time for visiting her mother at the mental hospital where she is locked up; the second time for a night out with another young actor of Swan Studios, Lewis Wade (Robert Redford), with whom Daisy is in love.
I'm sorry for the imperfect audio/video synchronization, but it is a problem caused by the digitalization device I cannot solve. (more) |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in the film "Inside Daisy Clover" (U.S.A., 1965, directed by Robert Mulligan).
Set in the Thirties, the film is about the turning of a poor and wild 15-year-old girl, Daisy Clover (played by Natalie Wood), into a Hollywood star by an unscrupulous producer. In this film Christopher Plummer plays one of his villain roles, that of Hollywood producer Raymond Swan.
In part I:
In the first scene Daisy auditions for Raymond Swan in his Studios. In the second scene Swan and Daisy's sister Gloria go and take Daisy away from the hut where she lives with her lunatic mother. The third scene is set in Swan's office: Daisy's and her mother's future is decided and announced to her by Swan. |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act III, Scene IV:
The last scene.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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"Shakespeare had a miserable home life. So did Anne Hathaway".
SWEET FAREWELL SCENE AND SWEET KISS!
This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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Clifton Lawrence desmascara a verdadeira pilantra que é Jill Castle e ainda vai avisá-la. Quer ver o filme todo? Me mande um e-mail marbortolotti@yahoo.com.br |
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I created a playlist of the whole play (12 videos) here:
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=702378C6D28E4496
Act I, Scene IV:
Krogstad pays his first secret visit to Nora, who tries to plead with inflexible Torvald on his behalf.
Live TV Drama originally telecast November 15, 1959, on NBC's Hallmark Hall of Fame.
TV adaptation of Henrik Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" (Et Dukkehjem, 1879) directed by George Schaefer.
Dramatis personae:
Nora Helmer (Julie Harris)
Torvald Helmer (Christopher Plummer)
Christine Linde (Eileen Heckart)
Dr. Rank (Jason Robards)
Nils Krogstad (Hume Cronyn)
The Children: Ivar, Bobby and Emmy
Anne Marie, children's nanny
Helene, the maid |
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Pura inspiracion al Amor. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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Counterstrike commercial from SHOWCASE starring Christopher Plummer, Simon MacCorkindale, and Andre Mayers. |
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This Its ForThe Must amazing Person Of All Time. This Song WithOut You Is From a Singer Called Justin Lanning. |
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Tribute to films best couple I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THESE PICTURES! |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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A tribute to Julie Andrews & Christopher Plummer and their descreet attraction! ;) |
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WILLIAM SHATNER ON THE NIGHT HE SUBSTITUTED FOR CHRIS PLUMMER: "And none of that daunted me. A man is dying on our right. [Referring to interviewer Ramin Fathie.] It never occurred to me that I would fail. It never occurred to me that I wouldn't remember a word. It never occurred to me to be fearful. And so I went on. And the thought as later expressed was: 'The muse was on me.' I was blessed. I was in some kind of other dimension." |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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This is a selection of the scenes performed by Christopher Plummer in his first film, "Stage Struck" (U.S.A., 1958, directed by Sidney Lumet).
Based on the play "Morning Glory" by Zoë Akins, "Stage Struck" is the story of Vermont girl Eva Lovelace (Susan Strasberg), newly arrived in New York City and determined to become a great stage actress. In New York Eva meets producer Lewis Easton (Henry Fonda), actor Robert Harley Hedges (Herbert Marshall), and playwright Joe Sheridan (Christopher Plummer). Easton is producing Sheridan's new play, which stars famous and temperamental stage actress Rita Vernon (Joan Greenwood). When Rita Vernon walks out of the play, Eva is assigned to replace her. |
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