#georg von trapp

[frenchublog]

[boltlightning]

do allow me, will you? ➢ THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965)

[florida3exclamationpoints]

The Sound of Music + textposts pt. 18/?

[skylessknights]

CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER as GEORG VON TRAPP The Sound of Music | dir. Robert Wise

[thekenobee]

My type? sea captains

[where-our-stories-start]

The Sound of Music (1965)

[kermit-p-hob-brainrot]

Another sound of music meme

[couldnt-think-of-a-funny-name]

the nazis: you will join us IMMEDIATELY. you are a nazi starting now. get to work.

captain von trapp: but I've got a concert 🥺👉👈🥺 I've gotta sing my silly little songs 🥺👉👈🥺

the nazis: oh shit why didn't you say so. that's an excused absence from nazism. we'll see you next week then.

[queen-daya]

THE SOUND OF MUSIC, dir. Robert Wise (1965)

[comfortablynumb]

I love dinluke because every single fanfic basically follows the plot of either Fleabag season 2 or the Sound of Music. Oh, Din’s a wealthy, powerful, and feared aristocrat/king and Luke is his son’s beautiful and fiery teacher? Boom, the Sound of Music. Luke’s a kind and devout Jedi monk and Din’s a mysterious and morally grey stranger who Luke eventually betrays his religion for by falling in love with him? Boom, Fleabag. Like my brother in Christ, every single fanfic writer just copies + pastes these two scripts into AO3 and changes the names.

[frenchublog]

[boltlightning]

THE SOUND OF MUSIC (1965)

[frauleinsmaria]

who is the most Hozier coded fictional character, and why is it Georg Von Trapp?

[florida3exclamationpoints]

The Sound of Music + textposts pt. 15/?

[kraciasta]

"For here you are, standing there, loving me Whether or not you should So somewhere in my youth or childhood I must have done something good"

Working on my master's degree forced me to quit drawing for a bit, so I took a day off to rest and draw those babies:3 Words can't express how much I adore this musical and its visuals.

[vol-au-vending-machine]

Captain von Trapp served in WW1, he must have met scores of people like Rolf, boys who thought they were men, boys who thought they were ready to take a life. When he tells Rolf "you're only a boy" he's speaking from experience and when he says "you'll never be one of them" he's remembering those past Rolfs too in this essay I will