Smoking?

I've never seen this one! Do you think it's a pose for a photo or a rehearsal of the scene? Both of their expressions are so intense!

I should think it might be a lighting test, because the latter is excellent. That would explain why he didn't bother to put down his ciggie.

I love the jacket he is wearing, and also loved augiesannie 's post of an article about Georg's suits which, sadly, has disappeared from the Costumes section.
But here is the part about this particularly dreamy getup (what is it about a man in a suit?):

"Whoever made this suit for von Trapp neatly drew inspiration from the character’s heritage and lifestyle, blending traditional Tracht and equestrian detailing to create an attractive country suit. The sporty cut of von Trapp’s single-breasted jacket, shaped with front darts, is suppressed at Plummer’s waist for an athletic silhouette. Additional equestrian elements include the single vent, the flapped set-in breast pocket, and flapped hacking pockets on the hips, slanted toward the back to allow a rider easier access while on horseback.

The notch lapels have a dark green felt-finished collar and roll to three neat gilt shank buttons, ornamentations borrowed from Tracht. The suiting itself appears to be a light gray loden, the coarse and durable Tyrolean water-resistant melton wool originally sourced from Austrian mountain sheep and characteristic to classic Bavarian clothing.

The sleeves are finished with wide gauntlet cuffs made from the same soft forest green felt as the collar, each cuff detailed with two decorative gilt buttons.

von Trapp’s white cotton shirt has an icy finish, an almost indiscernible pale blue cast. It has a semi-spread collar, front placket, and unique cuffs that appear to be “double-ply” like the classic French cuff but fused to the sleeves like single cuffs. Obviously, these cuffs are worn fastened with links, in this case a set of small, black-surfaced circular cuff links.

His straight tie echoes the colors of his suit, consisting of stone-gray cross-hatching against a dark green ground, albeit in a more muted shade than the felt detailing on his jacket."

Happily it is still on the internet, I remember the association that posted it has the moniker BAMF (?British Association of Men's Fashion), but I googled SOM Equestrian suit, I think, and got it.

I'd love it to be available here again - there's something so Capt von Trapp about tailor-made suits, and I love reading about all those tiny disgusting details! You can tell at one look his suits are special, but only in reading articles like that do you realise HOW special they are!