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Wolfgang Reinhardt is a Scriptwriter and Associate Producer Autriche-hongrie born on 13 december 1908 at Vienna (Austria)
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Directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner
Origin German
Genres Drama, Comedy, Musical, Romance
Themes Films about music and musicians
Actors Josef Meinrad, Hans Holt, Maria Holst, Liesl Karlstadt, Michael Ande, Ruth Leuwerik
Roles Executive Producer
Rating64%
At a convent in Austria in the 1930s, a spirited novice named Maria (Ruth Leuwerik) is sent by her mother superior to the estate of a widowed naval hero, Baron von Trapp (Hans Holt), to look after his seven unruly children. The baron is a stern disciplinarian and runs his household like a ship. When Maria arrives, she encourages the children to play games like other youngsters, and teaches them how to sing. When the baron discovers how Maria is ignoring his orders, he sends her back to the convent. Later, when he hears his children singing songs they've learned from Maria, his feelings for her change. Gradually, the baron falls in love with the young woman and proposes marriage.
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Add to a movie listThe Trapp Family (1956)
, 1h40Directed by Wolfgang Liebeneiner
Origin German
Genres Drama, Comedy, Musical, Romance
Themes Films about music and musicians
Actors Josef Meinrad, Hans Holt, Maria Holst, Liesl Karlstadt, Michael Ande, Ruth Leuwerik
Roles Executive Producer
Rating64%
At a convent in Austria in the 1930s, a spirited novice named Maria (Ruth Leuwerik) is sent by her mother superior to the estate of a widowed naval hero, Baron von Trapp (Hans Holt), to look after his seven unruly children. The baron is a stern disciplinarian and runs his household like a ship. When Maria arrives, she encourages the children to play games like other youngsters, and teaches them how to sing. When the baron discovers how Maria is ignoring his orders, he sends her back to the convent. Later, when he hears his children singing songs they've learned from Maria, his feelings for her change. Gradually, the baron falls in love with the young woman and proposes marriage.