"An actor should be a mystery," says Christopher Plummer. But these days actors must do publicity, he laments — so the popular film and stage actor has agreed to answer numerous questions in a surprisingly candid, honest manner in this 1967 CBC-TV interview. He opens up about his reluctance to star in The Sound of Music, gives his opinion on why actors tend to drink heavily, criticizes Hollywood’s “star system,” and explains why he chose acting over a music career.
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