Carousel end of the movie.

[@davesmith6815]

This is the most fantastic ending of any musical. I cry every time and am filled with hope. Inspired. BTW, Shirley Jones had the best musical voice ever and I love her!! Well, it's true!

[@scottmiller6495]

This iconic film will be remembered for this powerful ending!!!!!!

[@richardthompson812]

Breaks me up every time. My little girl went into the dark 25 years ago. Reminds me how much I still miss her.

[@elizabethchippendale4138]

My heart goes out to you. ❤🙏

[@jamesmc1016]

I was 10 in 1965 and this came on TV one day as I sat and watched it alone in the room. I remember hearing the beautiful music for the first time and I remember crying. At the end of the movie my older brother came and saw me, and I was so embarrassed because boys weren't supposed to cry, but he was so comforting to me. RIP Steve, you were a good brother. All of my life I have been and am so alone.

[@jacquevogel3887]

Songs Mirth He died by falling on his knife when he tried to commit a robbery with his friend Jigger. Something he shouldn't have done although his intentions were good because he wanted to provide for his wife and child they were expecting. Sadly😥he went about the wrong way and didn't live to see his daughter.

[@edfred3512]

His daughter was played by Susan Luckey. She and Shirley Jones were also in the Music Man.

[@4343george]

61 years old and the movie STILL brings tears to my eyes

[@cnut5295]

You're not alone. It's a year after you posted this and your comment just made me cry. Steve was there for you, and strangers on the internet feel for you. You're not alone.

[@simonramsay6080]

james mc what lovely words, I've only just seen your comment, it brought tears to my eyes although the actual video didn't! :'(

[@gillypot1]

I'm in pieces! The first time I saw this film which is my all time favourite I was an impressionable 12 year old in 1956 and howled all the way through "If I loved you" the first time and at the end where I was damned near hysterical! Watching this again I became that 12 year old again and sat howling my eyes out loving Gordon MacCrae who I always thought had a wonderful voice.

[@losinyee4514]

The song has always touched me.

[@walshamite]

Richard Rogers said, in his biography, that it was also his favourite score of any of the musical scores he penned.

[@ericbarash8496]

My late mother’s favorite.

[@TabithaReminiec3399]

I agree.. I wish that You'll Never walk Alone was a personal anthem anthem while I was growing up

[@robertpollock1224]

I have watched this film hundreds of times and still cry at the end of it

[@scottmiller6495]

This is one of the most powerful endings to a motion picture ever made!!!!!

[@This_RuthIsOnFire]

Aaaaaand I'm a sobbing mess. Every damn time.

[@deniserembert7450]

Rodgers and Hammerstein were geniuses. This has to be the most amazing musical ending ever produced. The orchestral arrangements are fantastic!

[@manuelorozco7760]

My favorites of their work are Oklahoma, Cinderella and State Fair

[@lzontek]

Seen it dozens of times and always reduces me to a complete mess, especially when Billy says to Julie at the end believe darling!

[@scottiegirl2041]

LouZ ontek I know, who didn't cry even a little bit the 1st few times they saw this movie?

[@john111257]

+LouZ ontek LOSING IT NOW

[@lzontek]

+John Robertson Yup, I think I sob throughout the entire thing, it's just that beautiful.

[@Jesse281]

I wish films were still like this with brilliant songs and numbers.

[@DebsTasha45]

'I loved you Julie, know that I loved you' *CRIES A RIVER*

[@allenjones3130]

The Beatles could never have written anything as melodic or as inspirational as this!

[@mishmash2136]

Love this movie. Grew up on the songs. Watching this ending brought tears. Lovely and moving.

[@KiSSMYDONKEY1]

Lili Gentle looks here... just the way I remember her looking in the halls of Woodlawn High School... Birmingham, AL... around 1954

[@mrsreillers]

This always makes me cry. What a stunning song R & H at their very best x

[@PIPZZZ02]

Thanks for posting. They don't come better than this -proper old-style Hollywood, all stops out.

[@jonnygee64]

How inspiring is this! Definitely the most enjoyable musical I have ever seen. A wonderful music score.

[@jmkeupp]

Probably the most moving ending of any musical. In 1999 Time magazine chose Carousel as the best musical of the 20th Century.

[@sobojetty]

Good Lord!! when will this ending ever stop making me turn on the water works!?

[@michaelking352]

Beautiful and moving......the world is a better place for Rodgers and Hammerstein having been in it.

[@sweetserenity7934]

Yes

[@Juliaflo]

I second that, and hope you have a happy holiday.

[@manuelorozco7760]

Michael King My favorites of their work are Oklahoma State Fair and Cinderella. But I actually never seen Carousel

[@jebeja]

THIS IS THE "BEST" RENDITION OF THIS SONG THAT I'VE EVER HEARD IN MY LIFE. SHIRLEY JONES' VOICE WAS SO AMAZING. THANKS SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS VIDEO, THE MOVIE "ALWAYS" BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES.

[@robertpollock1224]

I'm 70 years old and can never watch this film without crying at the end no mater how often I watch it

[@heavenlee1965]

I was a very young girl maybe 7 idk, but I saw this amazing musical on TV and bawled my eyes out. I'm now 52 and it still impacts me. We'll all go home someday, and thought sometimes it feels like we walk alone, we aren't alone.

[@Milordvega]

Shirley Jones was also in "The Music Man", and so was the actress (Susan Luckey) who played her and Billy's daughter here. Those were the days of such great film musicals.

[@manuelorozco7760]

I did not know that

[@ducter2001]

-and there was'nt a dry eye in the theatre. R&H i hope when i get to heaven i will be able to say "Thanks in person" Everything they wrote was just Magic. You are the greatest!

[@dewatif]

I always cried when I watched Carousel too.Thankyou for this

[@miriammcelwee2376]

what a beautyfull film and the singing is great yes they don't make them like this anymore

[@robinpollock]

This my fav film of all time saw it when i was a kid im now 65 and never tire watching it

[@ericpatrickfeeley7473]

Always sends shivers down my spine

[@fgonzalez43]

My 70 year-old sister bawls like a baby a this point in the movie. It is absolutely superb.

[@ralphcairn2446]

I simply cant tpe Im crying soo much,This scene is Hollywood with all the stops pulled out.Why cant their make movies like this today.If I LOved you Joyce

[@am2boni]

A classic! Believe! Believe!!! God bless everyone who loves this and for those who haven't seen it yet, but someday will!!!

[@preoccupied4800]

I remembered this film today for some reason and found this clip. It's so deeply moving and makes you want to go and hug your dearest ones...

[@john111257]

i lost dad last year, and now mum is so ill..this is so uplifting

[@lindalanileembgtfrd]

This ending has never failed to move me even now, !

[@lindalanileembgtfrd]

We are in a tougher more cynical age now, but this clip can still tug at the heartstrings!

[@johnwhiting5747]

Beautiful and most profound.

[@ccsfreak22]

This part always made me cry!!!

[@Firestarhk]

I was in this show almost three years ago - lately I've been missing the cast and show a lot. Thanks for posting - this brings back good memories :)

[@scottmiller6495]

THE GREATEST ENDING TO A MOTION PICTURE!!!!!

[@scottmiller6495]

Oh my God what a powerful ending it makes you want to cry !!!!!

[@gailstorm4912]

Me too!., they just don't make movies like this anymore.

[@timtaschner4833]

This scene alway makes me cry

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

Susan Luckey passed away today. She was 74. As a superb dancer and actress, she is mostly remembered for her role in The Music Man. But her portrayal of Louise was by far superior. RIP.

[@anniehowell7374]

know that i loved you. gets me every time

[@AsYourCruiseDirector]

Shirley Jones was quoted as saying of all R&H's musicals (including Oklahoma, in which she also starred), Carousel was the most beautiful.

[@MrDaiseymay]

Unchallengeably true. When those two geniuses died, so did REAL musical theatre. There are a very few shows, that come close, maybe 3.

[@gloriamitchell3535]

The ending to this film is very emotional but lovely

[@aavauxhall]

The Royal National Theatre production of this back in the early 90's. It is the most emotionally devastating piece of theatre I have ever seen. R and H's greatest masterpiece.....

[@MrCristoforoantonio]

The best part of the scene/song is when Shirley Jones joins in !!!!

[@anthonysimpsonanygoround8749]

MrCristoforoantonio That moment is at 0:58!

[@leannehaddock6254]

This made me cry the first time!!!

[@ralphecairns5272]

+Leanne Haddock Ms Haddock I've seen this movie @ least two dozen times now,and was playing my CD of this movie early this morning.It seems it breaks everyones heart Not much good music like this around anymore

[@mikelheron20]

I was madly in love with Shirley Jones.

[@davidechiappetta]

the beautiful "You'll Never Walk Alone" borns from here

[@nogrits4me]

Billy's shadow is cast upon Julie as he exits. I wish that the creative movie team could have made his exit shadowless. Still, a most haunting finale to a powerful piece of musical theatre.

[@MrDaiseymay]

I didn't notice that with Julie, but was very obvious with the guy from 'Heaven', when he walked past Billy at the very end, and the setting sun way off to the right, Just like the cock-up with the studio filming of the Moon landing, shadows crossing all over the place. Very un-pro.

[@m4ryjan3]

Gets the waterworks going every time.

[@ralphecairns5272]

somehow this was deleted from my " liked " list from you tube I commented then and I"m commenting today as I sit sit here crying and trying to type this For me anyone who does"nt cry is not human

[@ralphecairns5272]

1 year and I can't count the nimber of times I've clicked on this it still brings me to tears!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@robinpollock]

Cant keep watching this film its the best ever

[@timburton5152]

Powerful...fantastic film.

[@CelsoBS81]

Tim Burton? Is true?

[@silvioluizantoniettoantoni7569]

Um dos mais belos finais de filme da história do cinema

[@CelsoBS81]

Com certeza!

[@rwhitenight]

@wlscon80 You're not alone. The ending really made this movie.

[@mikeyports100]

one of the best movie endings ever

[@scottmiller6495]

Powerful and moving nothing like it anymore!!!!!

[@djjim01]

If this doesn't bring a lump to your throat and a tear to your eyes, you are a ROBOT !!!!!!!

[@DPell774]

one of the 2 musical movie endings that makes me cry

[@brianbry93]

This is possibly the saddest movie i have ever seen. It always makes me cry to this scene :(

[@maro.9159]

And don't be afraid of the dark. At he end of the storm Is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, Walk on through the rain, Tho' your dreams be tossed and blown. Walk on, walk on With hope in your heart And you'll never walk alone, You'll never walk alone.

[@WWIIDDSS]

Just a beautiful musical ending! Need I say more?

[@johnadams553]

To the memory of Margaret Errington. God Bless you Margaret, and our thoughts are with you!

[@aminsadeghpour1549]

BILLY CAME BACK FROM HEAVEN TO TEACH HIS DAUGHTER A LESSON SHE SO DESPRETLY NEEDED. HIS DAUGHTER WAS KIND OF FEELING SORRY FOR HERSELF BECAUSE EVERY KID IN TOWN KNEW WHAT A BAD MAN BILLY WAS AND HOW HE DIED. BILLY WAS TRYING TO TEACH HIS DAUGHTER THAT REGARDLESS OF THE MISTAKES HE MADE HIS DAUGHTER HAS TO STAND ON HER OWN TWO FEET.

[@Manny29]

amin sadeghpour billy wasn't necessarily a bad man the thing is in the movie they called him a wife beater but he hit his wife accidentally out of frustration not anger because he couldn't find a job and provide and they also called him a theif when in reality he only stole because he needed to provide for his child and sadly it resulted in his death that's all apart from that everything else in your comment seems okay

[@tomgallowitz4464]

I dedicate this song to all the innocent people involved in the terrible attack in France.

[@xxhaddersxx]

Justice for the 96.

[@Blondiechickie1972]

this part always made me sad :(

[@manuelorozco7760]

Even though I never seen this movie, I have loved this song since I heard Josh Groban sing it. Another powerful tune from the Rogers and Hammerstein songbook.

[@john111257]

mum passed away 9th april..she will never walk alone

[@kegan1226]

If I had directed this movie, I would have had him reach over and kiss her on the cheek and she would have reacted by raising her hand and caressing her cheek.

[@Arkelk2010]

I like that idea. It would have worked well. (I also don't know why both sentences are in the past tense. Shouldn't he say that he [still] loves her?)

[@MediaLover194]

Have people ever done that on stage?

[@turtleatemyprozac]

MediaLover194 When I saw it on stage he hugged her from behind and kissed her neck and cheek and she hugged herself and held his arms like she felt his presence. It was so powerful.

[@miriamd171]

Beautiful ending :)

[@winifredtrout1]

saw carousel in Manchester at the Lowry. ..opera north...,an bril!!!!

[@winifredtrout1]

will be seeing Goterdamarung. there next year!!!?

[@peace-now]

Here is another great version: Claramae Turner "You'll Never Walk Alone" Television appearance Claramae is also featured in this video at 1:12. She is the lady on the right. Shirley Jones (soprano) is on the left.

[@allenjones3130]

I always considered Shirley a mezzo, but no matter what kind of singer you call her, she's still a great singer!

[@11monkeynuts]

For my beautiful man, Phil. The man who I have loved more than any man I have ever known.

[@Bluejeans0701]

People keep dying and Susan Luckey could not escape death. May God rest her in peace. Nobody could have played Louise better than Susan.

[@johnperryman147]

superb

[@haileyh500]

Crying...

[@conhawks]

how about the begining of the film when he's in heaven and then the opening credits

[@DebsTasha45]

Goosebumps..

[@paulopimenta6912]

lovelyyyyyy!

[@swanningaround]

A real motivational song for girl power.

[@suestreets8891]

fantastic song and movie dont make them like that anymore

[@wlbaz]

Claramae Turner was the woman sitting next to Shirley Jones...:)

[@johne6081]

Interesting -- "hold your head up high," versus the original Broadway version, "keep your chin up high."

[@garyball1587]

I'll just a little kid I used to look for this movie every time came on I just want to let you know you talk about crying when I was a kid but anyway of what was going on with my family thank you Rodgers and Hammerstein does rest in peace and let you know the sky's still blue and God is watching over all of us

[@chrishac100]

What an amazing song.......please dont buy the sun....Justice at last!

[@stephenburtondepp]

Awwww I miss being Louise..... i love that this has no dislikes.

[@Manny29]

May God bless those in pain youll never walk alone

[@prowlus]

Tragedy brings unity in this film and an event nearly 35 years after

[@jakobknudsen4033]

"You'll Never Walk Alone"

[@bronwynwest4129]

RIP susan luckey, I don,t remember seeing her after the music man

[@johnadams553]

POWERFUL! W O W!

[@hamasger6330]

I'm glad that you enjoyed it.

[@Ken35806]

Who is the actress singing on Shirley Jones' left?

[@hfelton]

Jenny C., in the Music Man, Susan Luckey (or her character anyway) kept forgetting to watch her phraseology. LOL.

[@anthonysimpsonanygoround8749]

H. Felton “Ye Gods!” LOL.

[@dragontypeliv]

Even Everton fans cry at this scene.