Brigadoon 1954 movie - The Heather On The Hill (sub ita)

ALBA GU BRATH.

I tried several times to watched it on you tube since we disconnect our cable network but it seems so hard to locate the full-length movie itself. Could anyone out there please upload the movie BRIGADOON??? Thanks a lot and hope to see this movie BRIGADOON in you tube very sooon!!! thanks for those who will upload the movie!!

Brigadoon is so wonderful and great! I was born 4 years after but when i saw it in the cable channel, i was amazed. It was so wonderful to see this movie again and again. I'm hoping that the local channels will air this very great and so wonderful movie of all time!!!!

I have to say the movie version is not my favorite. That's because Meg Brockie isn't as main a character as she is in the stage version. She has two amazing songs in the original score. I was fortunate enough to play her and I have to say the stage version outweighs the movie greatly!

Ah Aegan....you brought the tears to my eyes and I think you know it. There really is a Brigadoon and..you choose a perfect evening to bring this clip to my attention as Wizzy and I are celebrating our 37th wedding anniversary today!
There is magic in the air!!

Heart Hugs~Nancy

Yes, the songs are wonderful - but then again, what isn't wonderful from Rogers and Hammerstein..

Brigadoon is wonderful, as are the songs, but it isn't Rogers and Hammerstein, It's Lerner and Lowe

Check your ampersands, right?

..And it's R-O-D-G-E-R-S.

I agree with you on the composers. Rogers and Hammerstein were my favorites and Oklahoma! is still my favorite musical. I don't know of any show that has as many singable songs. Only "Poor Judd is Dead" cannot be sung out of context.

Brigadoon is my second favorite.

btw, Richard Rogers was a friend of my grandfather. So, for that matter, was Irving Berlin, but I never met either although I lived next door to my grandfather.

Those are my top two as well. :) I was in both of them within the last year which was such a blessing. They are so much fun and the music is wonderful! And that is so neat that your grandfather knew Rogers and Berlin. Very impressive!