I love how Maria von Trapp is still so hilarious. A sense of humour is lovely regardless of age.

I can see why so many fell in love with the real Maria. She's strong, intelligent, talented and witty.

@berniceblatt5971

5 жыл бұрын

To sir with love

@sirsaint88

4 жыл бұрын

And unashamed to be from Europe/Western civilization.

@mayrakopjansen2814

3 жыл бұрын

I agree on that

@tonyjuan1726

2 жыл бұрын

I guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can offer me!

@emanueljuan2814

2 жыл бұрын

@Tony Juan instablaster :)

"Reverend Mother, please keep your shirt on!" Julie is laughing a lot in this clip. Maria seems to have been born to be a great entertainer.

@omgbygollywow

7 жыл бұрын

Perhaps the most talented person who ever lived. She could act, dance and sing.

@MegaELECTRICEYE

7 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. She is so special

@antoniodinho2266

7 жыл бұрын

Bluejeans0701 BBC

@annlangley1934

6 жыл бұрын

Bluejeans0701 j

@freekvanelferen1473

6 жыл бұрын

Magna Carta

This is a bit of magic right before our eyes! Not very often does such a meeting take place of an actress meeting the woman she plays in a famous movie. And such wonderful chemistry they had with each other!

@DreamBelief

3 жыл бұрын

Hm? It's not really that rare. Actors almost always meet with the person they are portraying in order to portray them better. It's quite standard. What's less common is having it filmed like this.

@txgunguy2766

3 жыл бұрын

Audie Murphy once played himself. That's why 'To hell and back' will always be my favorite war movie, the only one I know of where a genuine, real life war hero is literally being played by the man himself.

@joegaito702

4 ай бұрын

Great job people you should be amazed and to the actors and actresses who passed away my thoughts are with your family you may be gone but not forgotten still going strong after all these years later much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be amazed and proud way to go stay safe and warm out there !! Joe

God bless Maria. She ended up being a loving mom, even a bit disciplinarian, but that's the Austrian in her. And a leader. Think about it, 2 world wars, a refugee, and with family.

@raynemichelle2996

3 жыл бұрын

@сладкий медвежонок I just finished watching the German language film from 1956 based on her book. Very similar to the Sound of Music, but it is truer to the real events and follows them to America at the very end.

@LatetotheFallout

2 жыл бұрын

Moving to America wasn't easy

Time was when films were works of art and cultural treasures. I was lucky I was old enough to understand and appreciate this film in the 60s. I still enjoy it after half a century.

2 outstanding women artists come to the stage.

That was PRICELESS. I WAS BORN HARD OF HEARING BUT NOBODY KNEW UNTIL MY LATE 20s. JULIE ANDREWS TAUGHT ME HOW TO SING BETTER THAN I WAS ALREADY. MY 1st LANGUAGE WAS SINGING. MS. ANDREWS AND MRS. VONN TRAMPP DON'T REALIZE THE GIFT THEY GAVE ME: SPEECH. THANK YOU DEAR LADIES. AND RIP MRS. VONN TRAMPP. I AM SORRY I SPELLED YOUR NAME INCORRECTLY. GOD BLESS BOTH OF YOU. AMEN.

I had no idea this wonderful footage existed. The Baroness came and spoke at BYU when I was a senior. She got a standing ovation before she had spoken a word.

This is legendary status these two women.

Miroslava Maria Novakovic, I LOVED this movie for it is my homeland Austria. which sadly have not seen in 61 years, So when feel homesick look at this movie, and yes even cry. Wonderful story,Hope all will take time to listen to the great songs and it is a true story. Enjoy and thank you for reading this.

@janazzopardi1545

6 жыл бұрын

Miroslava Rozman 5e

@mirfir

5 жыл бұрын

Miroslava Rozman read her book!

When she gave Julie the book was probably the loveliest moment I´ve ever seen.

This wonderful lady passed away in the 80's the maria that passed away Feb 2014 was the capt's daughter. last surviving child

@oOIIIMIIIOo

2 жыл бұрын

There are three still alive. Rosemarie, Eleonore and Johannes.

Julie Andrews is gorgeous; so far above this pre-written pap they have her saying - still, her beautiful voice still .shines

Now I just imagine Julie as Maria telling her own Reverend Mother “please keep your shirt on!” 🤣

This is from the Julie Andrews Hour in 1972-73. I have all 23 episodes and enjoy watching them from time to time. This is one of my favorites.

Fascinating encounter! Maria von Trapp is just what one has imagined her to be, only much wittier. And Julie is just as beautiful, just more modest

She is sooo funny and cute.May she rest in peace.

@udaybaviskar1978

3 жыл бұрын

@@officialchase02 i didn't get it

@officialchase02

3 жыл бұрын

@@udaybaviskar1978 In case you didn’t know in real life there were two Maria‘s

@udaybaviskar1978

3 жыл бұрын

@@officialchase02 mean the Julie Andrew's and the real Maria von trapp

@officialchase02

3 жыл бұрын

@@udaybaviskar1978 No in real life there were two Maria is one of them was one of the children and the other one was portrayed by Julie Andrews character look it up the Maria I’m talking about was called Maria Mitzi von Trapp

@udaybaviskar1978

3 жыл бұрын

@@officialchase02 ohh i got it now

Julie and Maria singing together almost tops Judy and Barbra. I teared up for reasons that i cant even explain.

I was singing away during my regular church service, standing and enjoying the fellowship of the very nice lady next to me dressed in a Scandinavian outfit. My pastor, Kathryn Kuhlman, stopped the service and announced, "Today is very special. We are blessed to have the real Maria Von Trapp in our presence. Maria-Take a bow! We love you, dearly." Here I had been singing with THE reason for "Sound of Music." Not too many others can brag like I can!

@DreamBelief

3 жыл бұрын

Are you sure she was dressed in Scandinavian dress? She's from austria, which isn't part of Scandinavia. It's unlikely she would suddenly decide to wear their traditional dress

@thekingsdaughter4233

2 жыл бұрын

@@DreamBelief the Dirndl dress (Austrian national dress) does look a bit like the bunad, the national dress worn in Norway. Actually, I have seen Swedish traditional dresses a bit like it. But yes, most likely Maria von Trapp would have worn her Austrian dress! 😉

Love this footage! What a tribute to both Marias! Maria portrayed Maria well- self confidence, self respect, principled, and classy!

And at the talking: That is our kind of Austrian humor! I am glad and proud to be Austrian! :-)

@leonienovakovits7489

6 жыл бұрын

Seastorm13 i am an austrian too

@iarshintasudjana4382

5 жыл бұрын

I hv been to Austria, ppl were so nice n Austrian 's ginger cookies are the best😍

How I wish I could've seen this show live!

Maria is HILARIOUS! I just love her 🤣😂😍

Thank you, Laura! This is wonderful to watch!

Sound of Music is a classic! Julie Andrews & Christopher Plummer , brilliant!

Wow the real Maria is so remarkable, astonishing...

The real maria von trapp is funny I love the sound of music I wish I could know her she died in 1987 I was born in 2005 but at least her 3 children are alive still

I have no words to say how grateful I'm for this video!!! =]

Awesome video! ^_^ Screen legend Julie Andrews, together with the original Maria Von Trapp...What a wonderful combination! :D I only wish I knew where to find Part 2 of the video...I wanna see that, too!

@jackiepayton7124

6 жыл бұрын

TheMouseAvenger did you EVER find part two!? I want to see it too!

I love the way how she puffed and said What Really funny!

Wonderful ! Thank You!

2:30 That is indeed a different type of singing than in the movie- not just a different language! My God, you could make a whole second movie based on the Von Trapps moving from country to country making their living from singing!

THIS VIDEO IS JUST BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!

,I'm so glad to have this video of true Maria, I'm so happy to see that she is talking, 😊😊😊😊

Thanks for uploading it!

this is fantastic thanx for sharing

When the original musical play The Sound of Music first opened on Broadway in 1959, Maria von Trapp attended performances of the show about once a month. She became friends with Rodgers and Hammerstein. Many people in the audience didn't know who the nice lady was that was sitting with them. Then when the movie was made in 1965, she enjoyed that as well. And she became friends with Julie Andrews.

This is just too wonderful!

Aww she's absolutely adorable! My two favourite Marias ever :,)

"Please, Bishop. Scram!" That might actually be funnier than most of the stories my mother has of her first years in this country.

That a special time capsule. Julie always special but lovely to see and hear Maria. Funny I'm in Vermont often where my sisters lives but never went to Stowe where they all resided. My loss as I think all are about gone now. Certainly one of the great films ever made in so many ways.

Thank you, I come from Viet Nam . I love that movies and I saw it many times but this is the first time I know it’s a real story in real life!

A wonderful story!

I loved this as I loved The Sound of Music!

RIP Maria

@officialchase02

4 жыл бұрын

Kim Taylor The Maria that you’re seeing here sadly passed away in 1987 the Maria that passed in 2014 was one of the children portrayed by Louisa in the film that was the captains daughter

Fantastic! From one Maria to the other. Continue to rest in perfect peace our dear vivacious Mrs Maria Von Trapp!

wonderful thank you

Julie did the real VonTrapp so very very proud & happy! She was incredible as Maria on film! I love Julie Andrews! How I wish I can get her Julie Andrews Hour in DVD!

That was soo cute. My significant other and I watched A Sound of Music and it was so great!

I am so happy this family made their way to America. What a gift they have been to us.

Thank you so much for this precious video! :)

Thank you for posting! i love it♥️♥️♥️

Timeless wholesomeness

My God, this is unforgettable!

Julie is awesome in everything she does

Two classy birds right here --- why can't people act smart & witty like this now?

@daisynasima3969

4 жыл бұрын

These are rare people who are still remembered . we have people like this in our generation as well.

@seppyq3672

4 жыл бұрын

Julia still seems witty to me. ;)

@DreamBelief

3 жыл бұрын

Get out more. There are plenty of people like this. Perhaps you're mixing with the wrong ones, or aren't appreciating what you're seeing

CARAJO.... NO HAY NADIE QUE HABLE ESPAÑOL AQUÍ 😂😂 MUY BUEN VIDEO ME GUSTÓ MUCHO

Thank you for sharing this. I was kid when she died. This is funny.

I love Julie Andrews! she is awesome :)

Julie today is the age that Maria was then. Julie still looks young and lovely. Can you imagine her looking like the real Maria Von Trapp now?

@we-qs2vd

4 жыл бұрын

George Strum Jesus Christ George give the woman a break she survived World War II

Maravillosa pelicula y perfecta actuacion

ME ENCANTA. LA PELICULA NUNCA PASA.

This is soo moving. ^_^

I love sounds of music

Why I have to only cry now...soosoo uniquely beautiful 🏔️

Thanks for the enjoyable upload, but no part two?

WOW!!! Julia's voice is just soooo rich,

Oh my word that's so cool!

Oh wow. Absolutely priceless!

Maria teaches Julie to yodel. Awesome! ^_^

Wonderful!!!

thank you for this i love it x

Wonderful women!

This was the 16th episode of "The Julie Andrews Hour", which aired on January 20th, 1973. The episode included Maria von Trapp, Eydie Gorme & Jim Nabors.

@hocheekeong2575

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for letting me and the others know when was this episode made.

@mlchc9004

7 жыл бұрын

MsBamafanatic would u know if there's DVD's for the Julie Andrews' Show. Been watching the videos from you tube. She's incredibly talented & fabulous & funny!

Hi Laura, do you by any chance still have the part 2 of this interview? I am very curious to know. But if you do, I am not sure how to contact you back or even know if you do.

Julie is the one woman your mom actually wants you to bring home for dinner.

Fantastic!!

where is part 2 cant find it anywhere

Wow! I love this video because it helped me learn more about the real Von Trapp family. I have always eager to know more about what happened after they went over the mountain.

@DreamBelief

3 жыл бұрын

They didn't go over the mountain at all in reality. They just caught a train. They didn't even have to keep it secret. It was a reasonable change to make for the movie though

@SymphonyBrahms

Жыл бұрын

@@DreamBelief They pretended that they were going to Italy to sing. From Italy they went to several countries in Europe, then at last to the U.S., where they built their ski lodge in Vermont.

Hermoso verlas juntas. RIP, MARÍA 💕💕💕

@andrealuisecandido1154

2 жыл бұрын

and? who look like Julie Andrews? i donT .... mysTerious

Superb memories and I was only 9 years old

really good yodeling is a skill. I recently came across some videos here with alphorns (those horns that are so long you have to rest the end on the ground) and they were amazing. It was almost like a trombone choir. they were able to play much more harmonically complex pieces than I would have ever imagined. The videos were taken at some kind of competition, so I would have expected them to be good. If your only exposure to alphorns is a Riecola commercial, you should go check it out.

I love it 😍

Priceless!

Priceless.

this is awesome! hahaha

Due icone MERAVIGLIOSE.

"The poorest of the poor: refugees. You have no money and no rights." We must show compassion to the millions of refugees in this world.

My god, this is beautiful.

come mi sarebbe piaciuto conoscerla è una donna meravigliosa sto leggendo il suo libro è lei e la sua famiglia sono l esempio di tutti noi!!!

Where did you get the Julie Andrews Hour? I hope I can watch this programme.

Two very lovely people!!!

oh my god I didn't even know they had met, this is a jewel. I'm so moved right now!

Mine too! That is SOOOOOO cool! :)

Her English is so good!

Love sound if music

Having to leave your homeland ............goes deeper than a movie.........

Nice. Is there a part 2?

I heard in real life they just caught a train.

@inkyguy

4 жыл бұрын

omgbygollywow, that is true. There was no climb over the Alps. They actually just took a train.