Editing Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (section)

==Adaptations and remakes==
* Turkish film ''Beş Fındıkçı Gelin'' 1966 is a remake of ''Seven Brides for Seven Brothers''.
* The 1968–1970 TV series ''[[Here Come the Brides]]'' was inspired by the movie Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. 
* The 1978 stage musical ''[[Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (musical)|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]'' is an adaptation of the film, with a book by [[Lawrence Kasha]] and David Landay. Four songs from the film ("Bless Your Beautiful Hide", "Wonderful Wonderful Day", "Goin' Courtin'", and "Sobbin' Women") were kept for the stage musical; the rest of the score consisted of new songs written by [[Al Kasha]] and [[Joel Hirschhorn]].
* The TV series ''[[Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (TV series)|Seven Brides for Seven Brothers]]'', loosely based on the film, ran weekly on [[CBS]] from September 19, 1982, to March 23, 1983.
* The 1982 [[Bollywood]] film ''[[Satte Pe Satta]]'' ("Seven on Seven") is an unofficial remake of ''Seven Brides for Seven Brothers''.
* Loosely remade by the Brazilian comic group [[Os Trapalhões]] in 1988 as the film ''O Casamento dos Trapalhões'' ("The Bumbling Ones' Wedding or Tramps' Wedding"). Instead of seven, there are four brothers (the members of Os Trapalhões); midway through the movie, they are visited by their four nephews, all members of the Brazilian band ''[[Dominó]]''.