Fifty years after its release, The Sound of Music (1965) remains
the most profitable and recognisable film musical ever made.
Quickly consolidating its cultural authority, the Hollywood film
soon eclipsed the German film and Broadway musical that preceded it
to become one of the most popular cultural reference points of the
twenty-first century. In this fresh exploration, Caryl Flinn
foregrounds the film's iconic musical numbers, arguing for their
central role in the film's longevity and mass appeal. Stressing the
unique emotional bond audiences establish with The Sound of Music,
Flinn traces the film's prehistories, its place amongst the
tumultuous political, social and cultural events of the 1960s, and
its spirited afterlife among fans around the world.
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