Here's Brother Brigham Trailer (2017)

"Here's Brother Brigham" 01 March 2017 85 mins

Like "an American Moses," Brigham Young led the Mormon faithful on a pioneer trek into the western wilderness, seeking safety and freedom of religion. In 1976, James Arrington (Farley Family Reunion), wrote and starred in his entertaining one-man play Here's Brother Brigham, which successfully played to rave reviews for 40 years. This DVD documents Arrington's historic final performances, captured professionally on video for the first time ever! Your entire family will love this heartwarming, fun, and inspiring production.

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Cast

James Arrington as Brigham Young

Crew

Ken Cromar Director

International Releases Dates

United States 01 March 2017

Production Companies

Blue Moon Productions

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