HD ll Row Boat scene Argument / Fight Scene -Maria and The Captain from The sound of music

Auteurs: Georgia Taseski, Akbar Ar Rosyd

[CeltycSparrow]

I love how she stands right up to him and doesn't cower in fear. She tells it EXACTLY like it is.

[MusicOTNight]

She wasn't telling him what he wanted to hear...she was telling him what he NEEDED to hear.

[jenpeterson]

I love it when Maria says "you've got to"! His transition from an abrupt, seemingly uncaring father, to a father who suddenly realized he didn't know his children, happened too quickly. They should have had one more seen.

[Pikepaw]

This exchange is brilliant. Captain Von Trapp is trying to control the conversation by how he moves around. He tries walking in on Maria to intimidate in and crowds her space. She doesn’t budge. Then he walks past her to brush her off but she keeps after him with words alone. He then repeatedly turns his back to her to dismiss her and end the conversation. Maria just keeps on going, refusing to be shut down. She stands in the same spot because she is holding the control.

[jainered]

Christopher Plummer accidentally said the word 'Captain' to Julie Andrews during the argument scene. Despite the error Robert Wise thought it was that amusing and liked it that much he kept it in the film. -IMDb
so i guess the small smile in maria's face is because of that slipped.
#OhYesYouAreCaptain!

[rm]

Dang, Christopher Plummer was even handsome while angry!!

[ProfessorSassypants]

“OH YES YOU ARE CAPTAIN” always gets me 😂😂😂

[supremeoverlorde]

Maria was precisely what the Captain needed, honestly. Someone who wasn't intimidated by him and would tell him the truth, even if it wasn't what he wanted to hear. The most satisfying moment is when he realizes she was right and even thanks her for opening his eyes. He says he fell for her on the first night when she accidentally sat on the pinecone at dinner, but I've no doubt it was after this that he realized she was truly the one and that he wanted her to be part of his family.

[rosierennie]

"Do you mean to tell me that my children have been roaming around Salzburg dressed up in nothing but some old DRAPES?"
"Mhm and having a marvellous time"

Maria 1 - Captain 0

[indigothecat]

To be fair, no parent is usually open to hearing that they are a bad parent, especially from a failed nun who has only been nannying for a few days. His reaction is 100% believable, especially as a decorated naval officer who is a widower.

[KL-hrkj]

"I'm not finished!" "Oh yes you are, Captain!" I've seen this movie dozens of times, and every time, I can't stop laughing at that bit

[williameggleton]

He wasn't an abusive father at all. He was trapped in a rut and needed help as a widowed father. Maria saved him at the last minute. Notice how he doesn't yell at them and how he jumped when the children fell in the water. He still cares for them and used military discipline to cope with his depression and keep his children clean and in order.

[infinitlycool]

0:37 I love how the Baroness is trying really hard not to burst out laughing! I mean, can you really blame her? XD

[eirikastokes]

This scene in particular really epitomizes something I heard Julie say in an interview - there were many intentional choices made in the acting and adaptation of script to keep the film from becoming TOO saccharine and sickly sweet. Maria and Georg are both FURIOUS at each other here and it's such a sudden tone shift from what precedes it but it's also dramatically so important.

[welshpete]

If it was not for Julie Andrews, the film would not be what is was !

[MSW]

"Oh yes you aaaare, Captain!....Fraulein..."

Maria got him all hot and bothered, huh? lmao

[loulie]

Stars above! The chemistry in this scene is off the charts!

[johnayres]

The children were really quick in changing out of their wet clothes and drying off.

[HipHopOpatamus]

“Louisa I don’t know about yet, but someone has to find out about her” is really funny to me

[classics]

The way his expression changes when she says “YOU’VE GOT TO.” She cut him to the core. Bravo Maria. 👏🏻