1988 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony Part 23

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The 1988 Winter Olympics from Calgary as broadcast by ABC. Note that some clips may cut off in the middle but of a performance, but it will be continued in the next clip.

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  • @international153 Another good one was in Los Angeles in 1984. The choir was even dressed casually with visors!

  • THIS IS THE BEST OLYMPIC HYMN PERFORMANCE!! Full of spirit, not that Vancouver 2010 sung by Measha which was spiritless (opera singing and too slow)

  • best olympic anthem performance ever

  • @Dannymac82 Yeah, I exaggerated a bit. London is not Calgary...

  • @nojyt in 2012 London wil be the very first City to Host the olympics 3 times in it's history but yea I know what ya mean 

  • Um... don't hold your breath. The Olympics have gotten so big that, realistically, no city will ever get them twice again.

  • I ope Calgary get he olympics again soon.

  • Vancouver is the best one Canada has ever had. That is the best Olympics opening ceremony I can remember.

    My favorite part is the Olympic Hymn, as it was the most stirring rendition I have ever heard.

  • Ford Tempo, What a Horrible Car!!!!

  • Beautiful to see this again...Vancouver will do a good job. Quebec City would have been a more logical choice (more snow, facilities on both sides of the country), but they know how to stage an event. Enjoy!

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