Actress Julie Andrews comments on the lasting popularity of the Sound of Music 40 years after the film premiered on March 2, 1965 and her relationship with Christopher Plummer after all these years. She also discusses the cast reunion included on the anniversary DVD as well as the other behind the scenes footage she was happy to narrate.

Christopher Plummer, Sound of Music producer by Robert Wise, and screenwriter Ernest Lehman discuss fun facts about the character Captain von Trapp and explain how Plummer got the role. They also remember Plummer's requests in the script and Plummer reminisces about the Austrian food that nearly made him too big for his costume.

Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer remember the hilarious challenge they faced while filming the last scene of the Sound of Music movie. Andrews played Maria while Plummer was Captain von Trapp.

Elizabeth Taylor is interviewed after she debuted on stage in 1981 in Lillian Hellman’s The Little Foxes, sharing the most common question she has been asked about this performance. She also discusses whether she prefers acting on stage or in films and the different body language techniques for each. Opening night was sold out the first day and Taylor was nominated for a Tony for her performance.

Al Pacino, former student of Lee Strasberg, recalls his favorite memories from his time studying under the famous acting coach. Born on November 17, 1901, Strasberg taught great like James Dean, Robert di Nero, and Jane Fonda until his death on February 17, 1982.

Playwright Arthur Miller explains how it was hard to think about leaving Marilyn Monroe as their marriage crumbled. Miller was Monroe's third husband. They tied the knot in 1956 and their relationship ended in divorce in 1961, about a year before her death.

Choreographer Gillian Lynne explains what it is like to cast for the film version of Cats and gives an inside look at the choreographing and rehearsal process for the show. She stresses the importance of uniting talented people from different backgrounds and making sure the dancing looks as good on film as it does on stage. Cats first premiered in London on May 11, 1981 at the New London Theatre and ran until September 10, 2000, making it the second longest-running show on Broadway.

Cats Makeup designer Karen Dawson Harding shares her secrets for getting the actor's makeup to look just right on stage. She discusses the importance of using makeup that is strong enough to be seen from the theater but doesn't mask the human elements of an actor's face. Cats first premiered in London on May 11, 1981 at the New London Theatre and ran until September 10, 2000, making it the second longest-running show on Broadway.

Actress Elaine Paige discusses the re-recording of the famous Cats song, 'Memory' that was created for the film version of the musical. Cats first premiered in London on May 11, 1981 at the New London Theatre and ran until September 10, 2000, making it the second longest-running show on Broadway.

Actress Elaine Paige describes what it was like to be Grizabella the Glamour Cat, the character she portrayed on stage and in the film version of Cats. Cats first premiered in London on May 11, 1981 at the New London Theatre and ran until September 10, 2000, making it the second longest-running show on Broadway.