Lawrence Of Arabia (1962)
Peter O’Toole stars in the historical drama Lawrence of Arabia. O’Toole plays a British military lieutenant sent on a mission to Arabia to find the Arabian Prince Faisal and negotiate a deal between the Brits and the Arabs in their battle with the Turks. The film depicts how Lieutenant Lawrence refuses to obey orders and goes on his own mission to attack a Turkish port which seems to be impenetrable. Shot by Freddie Young and directed by David Lean, the film won an Academy Award for Best Picture in 1962.
Lawrence Of Arabia (1962)
The Sound Of Music (1965)
One of the well-loved plays (and films) in history, The Sound of Music stars Julie Andrews as Baroness von Trapp. The Baroness was a nun who came to an Austrian military official’s household to be a governess. The story is about how she forms a bond with the children, starts a romance with their father, and becomes a Baroness. It also details how the family escapes from Austria when the Nazis are closing in as Baron von Trapp was resistant to German rule. Robert Wise directed the movie, which was released in 1965.
The Sound Of Music (1965)
