The Other Side Of The Mountain Part 2 is a sequel to The Other Side of The Mountain (1975), which is based on a true story of Jill Kinmont Boothe (1936 - 2012).
It's Time To Say I Love You is a love theme from The Other Side of The Mountain Part 2.
Music by Lee Holdridge and sung by Merrily Webber.
The Other Side of The Mountain (1975): https://youtu.be/GXmdGWtD8BM
"Richard's Window" featuring Olivia is a theme song of The Other Side of The Mountain (1975). The song was nominated for the Academy Awards and the Golden Globe Awards for Best Original Song.
Jill Kinmont's remark on "Richard's Window" :
“Olivia Newton-John’s clear, mellow voice singing the poetic lyrics of Norman Gimbel perfectly underscores the importance of the love story and my relationship with Dick Buek. Her singing “Richard’s Window” while twenty Paiute Indian children accompany my electric wheel chair down a country lane in Bishop sums up the full impact of the film and its importance to me. I hope the song sells a million!” (Jill Kinmont, February 18, 1975)
The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2 (1978):
Jill Kinmont Boothe , also known as Jill Kinmont (1936 - 2012):
Jill was a promising U.S. national champion skier, who became an educator and a painter after she was paralyzed (quadriplegic) during a slalom race at age 18. She was a top contender for the 1956 US Olympic team. Her accident occurred the same week she appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine in 1955. Her life story was adapted into two Hollywood movies The Other Side of the Mountain (1975) and The Other Side of the Mountain Part 2 (1978). The Other Side of the Mountain was nominated for the Academy Awards (Best Original Song) and the Golden Globe Awards (Best Actress, Best Original Score, Best Original Song). Marilyn Hassett, who played Jill Kinmont, won Golden Globe's Best Acting Debut in a Motion Picture.
Jill Kinmont was inducted into the National Ski Hall of Fame in 1967.
The Jill Kinmont Boothe School (JKBS) :
"JKBS is a county community school operated by the Inyo County Office of Education and named after Jill Kinmont Boothe, who personified the qualities of perseverance, courage, determination and grit by overcoming tremendous challenges and barriers as a quadriplegic her entire adult life. Despite this, Jill led an extremely productive and fulfilling life always in the service of others. It is our hope that her example can serve as a reminder to our students, many of whom face difficult life circumstances and challenges, that with hard work, grit, and a supportive school environment, they can experience success and achieve their dreams and goals."
This beautiful song The Flower That Shattered The Stone is so truly fitting to the two beautiful souls Olivia and John Denver, and so epitomized as they are "the flower" that shattered the stone. Their inspiring legacy lives on.
- Olivia's solo version from her Warm and Tender album (1989)
- Live duet with John Denver from his Choices For The Future symposium in Aspen, Colorado (1991)
"It's Always Australia for Me" was co-written by Olivia and John Capek and released for the Australian Bicentenary in 1988. The song is included in the Australian edition of The Rumour album.
RIP Olivia ❤️🌈🙏
Footage includes:
Royal Bicentennial Concert 1988
Australia Live 1988 Celebration of a Nation New Years Day bicentennial
"It's Always Australia For Me" music video
