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 | Brigham Young because they recognize there is a vast LDS audience that would appreciate this movie and all the rich supplemental information that DVD affords movie lovers. |
 | Brigham Young was often referred to as the Lion of the Lord. On display are rare specially-bound scripts of the film that were given to President J. Reuben Clark, Jr. |
 | Brigham Young premiered at seven movie theaters in Salt Lake City simultaneously to an audience of 8,000 moviegoers. |
| Brigham Young - Uncyclopedia (866 words) |
 | Brigham James Young (Born "Brick Ham Yun", the son of a Chinese immigrant) was born in the small town of Pisquonit, Rhode Island in 1842. |
 | Brigham was teased by his peers about his uncommon name (at the time Biblical-sounding names were shunned and hick names like "Jed" or "Cletus" were more socially acceptable), and was a complete social outcast by his early twenties. |
 | Brigham Young was buried in an unmarked grave behind a small church and the site went unattended for over 100 years. |