Charmian Carr The Sound Of Music
Carr was born Charmian Farnon in Chicago, Illinois. It is the second child vaudeville actress Rita Oehman and musician Brian Farnon, who named it after Charmian character from Shakespeare’s play “Antony and Cleopatra. She has two sisters, elder and younger. Her older sister Sharon and her younger a sister, Darlene. Although Charmian was in college part-time and working as a doctor, his mother got her audition for a role in “The Sound of Music.” Charmian’s mother never even asked her if she wants to try out for the part, but she grew up in a family show business, and she knew that she was cast in the film would have been much more work to his mother than to earn a college degree. Director Robert Wise thought Farnon too long to name her, and after he gave her a list of names of one syllable She chose Carr. The film is generally very happy experience for her, but during the filming of the scene in the gazebo, it slipped right through the window, and was forced to finish the stage in agony. If you are distributing the film after the liberation, she met and married Jay Brent May 1967 and had two daughters, Jennifer and Emily. the marriage lasted until 1991. She now has two grandchildren, Emma and Derek. She began the interior of the company, whose clients included Michael Jackson.
Carr also appeared in the Evening Primrose, 1 hour musical written by Stephen Sondheim, which was broadcast on ABC television in 67 stages in 1966. Actor Anthony Perkins. She has written two books, Forever Liesl Liesl and letters.
On December 12, 2007, Carr made a rare television appearance as a guest on Loose Women, where she shared some of her memories to make “The Sound of Music” with the owners.
