Brigadoon

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Brigadoon, 1954.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Brigadoon, 1954.

After a crisis in the mystical village, Fiona (Cyd Charisse) rushes to find American outsider Tommy (Gene Kelly, who also choreographed), who tells her he's decided to try to stay, with a Lerner and Loewe tune, in Brigadoon, 1954.

From the credits, choral music from Lerner and Loewe, director Vincente Minnelli's famous trick with footage of pumped-in fog rolled backward to reveal the village, in Brigadoon, 1954.

Yanks Tommy (Gene Kelly) and Jeff (Van Johnson) reflecting and doing some exposition as they hunt in the Scottish highlands, coming upon the mystical village in Vincente Minnelli's Brigadoon, 1954.

Unaware they're in a village that appears once every 100 years in the Scottish highlands, Americans Tommy (Gene Kelly) and Jeff (Van Johnson) join bridegroom Charlie (Jimmy Thompson) for "I'll Go Home With Bonnie Jean," by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, in Brigadoon, 1954.

Gene Kelly and Van Johnson discover a mystical village that only materializes once every century in the Broadway musical Brigadoon (1954).