Christopher Plummer through the years

Actor Christopher Plummer died on Feb. 5, 2021, at the age of 91. With an Oscar, two Tony Awards, and a Golden Globe, he leaves behind a legacy few will ever match. Plummer's career in pictures from Broadway to Hollywood and beyond, ahead.

With Susan Strasberg. 

As Satan in the Broadway play, J.B. 

With Julie Andrews. 

With is wife, actress Elaine Taylor. 

During the Broadway run of Cyrano.

Plummer with Colleen Dewhurst and Michael Moriarty at the 1974 Tony Awards. Plummer won the award for Best Actor in a Musical for Cyrano.

With his wife. 

Accepting the Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play for his role in Barrymore.

Singing one of Andrews' favorite songs, "Edelweiss," with the cast of Victor/Victoria on Broadway as the actress took her final bow for the show. 

With his daughter Amanda Plummer. 

With Julie Andrews for a live presentation of On Golden Pond for CBS. 

With daughter Amanda Plummer. 

During a press event for Nicholas Nickleby.

At the Inherit the Wind opening night on Broadway after-party. 

With Helen Mirren.

During a production of Barrymore.

Receiving the first ever Stratford Shakespeare Festival lifetime achievement award in Toronto. 

Accepting the Best Supporting Actor Golden Globe for Beginners.

Christopher Plummer after winning SAG's Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role for Beginners. 

Accepting the Best Supporting Actor Oscar for Beginners.

With actress Angela Lansbury. 

During HBO's Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight panel discussion. Plummer portrayed Justice John Marshall Harlan II in the production. 

Speaking with Julie Andrews during the TCM Classic Film Festival for the opening night gala and screening of The Sound of Music. 

Christopher Plummer during his Hand and Footprint Ceremony at the TCL Chinese Theatre.