THE WORLD OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSON
| Anime, Animation, Family, Musical | 1968 |
Plot:
During his boyhood, young Hans Christian Andersen is exposed to the musical fairy-tale dream world by Uncle Oley.
Crew:
• Directed by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Written by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Starring: Ruth Bailew (Voice), Ron Dante (Voice)
• Produced by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Music by: Ronald Frangipane, Seiichirô Uno
• Cinematography:
• Edited by: Eli Haviv, Emil Haviv
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| Anime, Animation, Family, Musical | 1968 |
Plot:
During his boyhood, young Hans Christian Andersen is exposed to the musical fairy-tale dream world by Uncle Oley.
Crew:
• Directed by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Written by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Starring: Ruth Bailew (Voice), Ron Dante (Voice)
• Produced by: Al Kilgore, Chuck McCann
• Music by: Ronald Frangipane, Seiichirô Uno
• Cinematography:
• Edited by: Eli Haviv, Emil Haviv
About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:
Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.
Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH
#TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits
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00:04:44C'mon, c'mon, hurry up now, hurry up, ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:04:54I've got it, go settle Hans!
00:04:58Hans! Hans! Hans! Hans!
00:05:06We're lucky to have the Grand Opera come to our small village.
00:05:10It's wonderful!
00:05:12Hans! Hans, where are you?
00:05:16Ouch!
00:05:19Have you seen Hans Anderson?
00:05:22Over there, inside.
00:05:31Imagine the Grand Opera right here.
00:05:36Gosh, I can almost see it now.
00:05:43Hey, unless you want to buy a ticket, it's no time to be in here.
00:05:47A poor boy has nothing but time.
00:05:49My father promised me a ticket because I love the opera.
00:05:52We expect a capacity crowd. Without a ticket, there may not be room.
00:05:57Oh gosh, I hope there's room.
00:05:59Hans, Hans, I've got something to tell you. Hurry, hurry, hurry.
00:06:05A man came down from the sky?
00:06:08Uh-huh. With an umbrella.
00:06:11Ha, ha, ha, ha. Ah, you were dreaming.
00:06:14I was not.
00:06:16The man who flies with an umbrella is Uncle Ollie.
00:06:19He's the Sandman. Remember?
00:06:22I made up that story yesterday.
00:06:25Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:06:26Well, I didn't.
00:06:27Ah, you were asleep.
00:06:29Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:06:30Gosh, I thought it was real.
00:06:35I know I saw something come down from the sky.
00:06:38I know it, know it, know it.
00:06:44Huh?
00:06:52Hey!
00:06:56Hey!
00:07:05Hey, what are you doing?
00:07:08Oh, just cleaning up.
00:07:10Cleaning up?
00:07:11That's right.
00:07:13Yay!
00:07:17You clean me up, all right? I'm half gone.
00:07:19Give me back my body, will ya? I don't feel it.
00:07:22All right. Don't move your head.
00:07:27Oh, how dare you?
00:07:30Well, there you are.
00:07:32An open window is a broom for the gloom.
00:07:34No one should live in the dark.
00:07:36I like it.
00:07:38But your mind is open when your window is open,
00:07:41and your worries will go away.
00:07:43Oh, yeah?
00:07:44My room sure is open,
00:07:46and you made my furniture go away.
00:07:48I'll fix that.
00:07:54Open up your window,
00:07:56let the sunlight in your room.
00:07:59It's a magic cure for trouble
00:08:02that will chase away the gloom.
00:08:05Everything will look different,
00:08:08and you'll never need a broom
00:08:11if you always let the sunlight in your room.
00:08:20You like it?
00:08:25Okay, then, watch this.
00:08:27Ready yet?
00:08:30Look at the magic
00:08:32that the sunbeams always bring.
00:08:35They can turn frozen winter
00:08:38into dashing, steely spring.
00:08:42The pure golden rays
00:08:45will banish all the grays,
00:08:48and the world will be your bubble on a string.
00:08:54Open up your window,
00:08:57let the sunlight in your room.
00:09:00It's a magic cure for trouble
00:09:03that will chase away the gloom.
00:09:06Everything will look different,
00:09:09and you'll never need a broom
00:09:12if you always let the sunlight in your room.
00:09:17Oh, my God!
00:09:21Oh, my God!
00:09:24Oh!
00:09:26Huh?
00:09:27My best pair of shoes.
00:09:29Guess I was carried away.
00:09:31Hey, where are you going?
00:09:33I can mend most all of one's troubles,
00:09:36but I don't know anything about shoe repair.
00:09:38I know the best...
00:09:39Wait, Uncle Oly.
00:09:41Huh?
00:09:42Gosh, that's the fastest thing on one's shoe I've ever seen.
00:09:48Pardon me, sir, but the heel of my shoe came off.
00:09:51I'm busy.
00:10:08Pardon me.
00:10:09Busy!
00:10:10Busy!
00:10:11Busy!
00:10:12Busy!
00:10:13Bubble!
00:10:14Bubble!
00:10:15Bubble!
00:10:16Bubble!
00:10:17No!
00:10:20Busy!
00:10:29Can't you see we're busy and we have no time to lose?
00:10:35Everyone's working on a special pair of shoes.
00:10:42We tap away night and day just like birds of a feather.
00:10:48We can relax driving cats when we're tapping together.
00:10:54Hey!
00:11:01We're making shoes.
00:11:04The princess needs red shoes for dancing and the ball.
00:11:12So, we're giving it our all.
00:11:18If we tap away, we'll win the contest for the shoes.
00:11:24If we win, we'll win, win, win, win, win, win, win, shoes.
00:11:31If we win, we'll win, win, win, win, win, win, shoes.
00:11:37If we win, we'll win, win, win, win, win, shoes.
00:11:52Our princess needs red shoes, not silver, gold, or blue.
00:11:59While there is a price, it doesn't change our point of view.
00:12:05That is why we're busy and we have no time for you.
00:12:13I tried to warn you.
00:12:14All the shoemakers have gone crazy because of the contest.
00:12:18Well, I can't really blame them.
00:12:21I mean, after all, imagine anyone mending my shoe with all that fame and fortune to be had.
00:12:26Well, I know a poor shoemaker who thinks more of others than of himself.
00:12:31Come on.
00:12:32Oh, where is he?
00:12:34Come on, Uncle Olie, follow us.
00:12:36Follow us!
00:12:37Yeah!
00:12:46Will you need more than five?
00:12:48Five?
00:12:50Days to make the red shoes.
00:12:52It's hopeless.
00:12:55If you had red leather, I know you'd win the red shoes contest.
00:13:00Hans, don't bother your father.
00:13:04But I...
00:13:05I know, and I promised you could go to the opera.
00:13:11It's not your fault, Father.
00:13:13I didn't mean to annoy you.
00:13:25Maybe I wouldn't have liked the opera anyway.
00:13:37Hans, a heart full of sadness?
00:13:41Very full.
00:13:43Oh, my, that's no way to feel.
00:13:45Be happy.
00:13:46Suppose you couldn't go to the opera.
00:13:49But I can.
00:13:50We'll make up our own opera here.
00:13:53Uh-huh.
00:13:58Oh, I know.
00:14:00We'll start with a castle.
00:14:03That's it, son.
00:14:08But go all the way.
00:14:10Every castle needs a tower.
00:14:13What a beautiful castle it is, too, Hans.
00:14:16Now we need a castle guard.
00:14:18Come on, Mr. Caterpillar.
00:14:20Three, two, one.
00:14:23Look out!
00:14:27He blew the pit.
00:14:30Who are you?
00:14:31A one who is not here for long.
00:14:34My shoe is being repaired by your father.
00:14:37Oh.
00:14:38But about you and your gift.
00:14:41My gift?
00:14:45Yes, my boy, your imagination.
00:14:49Imagination?
00:14:51What's imagination?
00:14:56It's just a fancy name for your wings.
00:14:59My wings?
00:15:03Right.
00:15:04And it's about time to solo.
00:15:10Huh?
00:15:11Life will be wonderful
00:15:16If you remember
00:15:20The world is yours
00:15:23If you have wings
00:15:27You will find
00:15:29A way of life
00:15:32You never knew was there
00:15:36Calling you
00:15:43In an atmosphere
00:15:46That's bright and clear
00:15:49No more troubles there
00:15:53It's white as air
00:15:57True happiness
00:16:00Will be yours
00:16:05If you have wings
00:16:08Oh, boy.
00:16:11Soaring like a zephyr
00:16:13Where the robins fly
00:16:16Up above the clouds so high
00:16:21Gliding in a manner
00:16:23That is fancy free
00:16:26Through a cotton candy sky
00:16:30Though it's just a state of mind
00:16:35Leave reality behind
00:16:39Let imagination take you there
00:16:44And you will find
00:16:50That you have your wings
00:17:39Now you know the secret
00:18:03And it's yours to share
00:18:06Find your fame and fortune there
00:18:10Let this always be your key to happiness
00:18:15And your life will do so
00:18:17If you have your wings
00:18:24If you have wings
00:18:33Wonderful.
00:18:34Thank you very much.
00:18:39Money.
00:18:46Will this be paying up?
00:18:48Oh.
00:18:49Oh.
00:18:50Oh.
00:18:51Arabian leather.
00:18:54That's right, and it's yours.
00:18:56Oh, my.
00:18:58Just in time for the contest.
00:19:00And look, father.
00:19:01It's red, too.
00:19:04How...
00:19:05How can I thank you?
00:19:07Just make the best pair of shoes
00:19:09and win the contest.
00:19:10That's all.
00:19:11We're bound to win.
00:19:14I will.
00:19:15I will do it.
00:19:17Good.
00:19:18And Hans, I'll bet I'll win.
00:19:20And if I win the contest, Hans,
00:19:23you'll see the opera.
00:19:25Really?
00:19:26Oh, it's wonderful, Hans.
00:19:28The opera.
00:19:29Hooray!
00:19:30Hooray!
00:19:31Oh, one more thing.
00:19:33You have to know that any shoes made of that leather
00:19:37will show the wearer's true self.
00:19:39Now, remember, I told you.
00:19:41Wait, please.
00:19:43Yes, what is it, Hans?
00:19:45You know my name.
00:19:47Who are you?
00:19:49They call me Ole.
00:19:51Uncle Ole.
00:19:52That's me.
00:19:53All right?
00:19:54Uncle Ole.
00:19:56Oh, golly.
00:19:57I thought you were a story that I made up.
00:20:00I'm so glad it's true.
00:20:02Oh, wait.
00:20:04He's gone.
00:20:06Oh.
00:20:10See?
00:20:11Didn't I tell you I was awake?
00:20:13Huh?
00:20:30Oh.
00:21:00The princess dances in the red shoes.
00:21:15My father's, I hope.
00:21:17Huh?
00:21:19You stupid old woman.
00:21:21You call these flowers?
00:21:24You'll pay for them, of course.
00:21:27Pay for them?
00:21:28Why, you're lucky I came in here.
00:21:30Huh?
00:21:37Grandma.
00:21:38Grandma.
00:21:41Don't worry, child.
00:21:46The money.
00:21:48Elisa, I see Hans waiting for you.
00:21:51Elisa, is everything okay?
00:21:55Yes, Hans.
00:21:57Well, I heard those voices and you look kind of worried.
00:22:01Hmm.
00:22:05Look, the roses are dying.
00:22:08Hmm?
00:22:14Elisa?
00:22:20It's really simple.
00:22:22These flowers had a party.
00:22:25Oh.
00:22:27You can't blame them.
00:22:29They're tired from dancing.
00:22:31What a beautiful party.
00:22:35But Hans, how can you see all that?
00:22:38It's easy.
00:22:40Look very close.
00:22:44There's the rose queen and her ladies-in-waiting.
00:23:44So you see, everything is not as it appears.
00:24:02Hans, I didn't see anything.
00:24:05But one thing is true.
00:24:07You make up beautiful stories and I hope you'll make up one about me someday.
00:24:12I will.
00:24:13I want to tell stories to the whole world.
00:24:24Hey, kitty, kitty.
00:24:27Meow.
00:24:29Oh, kitty, you've got to come out.
00:24:31Okay.
00:24:32Okay, here I am.
00:24:37Uh, what's the matter?
00:24:39There was no supper on the table.
00:24:42Leave it to Casper.
00:24:44But it's too bad it's too late to get something to eat.
00:24:46How about the mayor's house?
00:24:48Oh, you've got to be kidding.
00:24:50Uh-oh.
00:24:51The mayor may eat at hot hours, but so does his watchdog.
00:24:56A dog, coward.
00:24:58Huh?
00:24:59Oh, my pussycat.
00:25:00I'd do anything for you.
00:25:02Dog.
00:25:04What do I get to do here?
00:25:14Be quiet now.
00:25:18Hmm.
00:25:19Yep.
00:25:20Hey!
00:25:21My, my!
00:25:23You never know what you'll find walking around at night.
00:25:27You just do your walking somewhere else.
00:25:30But stay away from here.
00:25:32Meow, meow.
00:25:34This is the residence of his honor, the mayor.
00:25:36And watchdog around here, see?
00:25:39Oh!
00:26:01Ugh.
00:26:08What?
00:26:10Your Excellency, it's a pleasure to have you here.
00:26:13Hmm.
00:26:15Well, I'm happy to be with you.
00:26:18Yes, well, I'm happy that you're happy, sir.
00:26:21My baby, Karen.
00:26:23How do you do, Your Excellency?
00:26:26What a pleasure.
00:26:27Hmm.
00:26:29Whoa!
00:26:32Elliot!
00:26:38And now, Your Excellency,
00:26:40it is my honor and distinct pleasure
00:26:43to welcome you once more on behalf of all the citizens of our small village.
00:26:50We are hoping that when Your Excellency returns to Copenhagen,
00:26:55you will inform the king of our wonderful manor.
00:26:58That's me.
00:27:00Our dinner.
00:27:02Nothing but the best for you.
00:27:04Hmm.
00:27:05Of course.
00:27:06But, Your Excellency, before we commence to eat,
00:27:09a toast to our king.
00:27:11Yes.
00:27:12Hmm?
00:27:14To our king!
00:27:15Our king.
00:27:19Hmm.
00:27:20And now, Your Excellency,
00:27:22the specialty of our town, roast duck.
00:27:25Oh.
00:27:30What?
00:27:31Ah.
00:27:32Oh.
00:27:33Have some?
00:27:34Oh.
00:27:35No.
00:27:36Oh.
00:27:37Hmm.
00:27:38Well, have, uh, have two.
00:27:39No!
00:27:40No!
00:27:43Governor!
00:27:44Hey, you!
00:27:45Get off of me!
00:27:46Get off of me!
00:27:47Hey, where's my watchdog?
00:27:49Ah!
00:27:50Ah!
00:27:51Oh!
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00:29:51It's very simple. My Saturday nights are always spent taking down the stars and polishing them up.
00:29:57Gee, then how do you get them back in the right places, Uncle Oldie?
00:30:01Oh, that's the problem.
00:30:04But I have a solution, Hans. I write the numbers on the back of all the stars.
00:30:12After polishing them up, I replace them all by numbers.
00:30:19If I make a mistake, they drop out and become falling stars.
00:30:26And now, Hans, do you realize now what makes the stars so beautiful?
00:30:31Uh-huh. You sure did a good job last week.
00:30:35Uh-oh. Excuse me, Hans. I almost forgot. It's time for me to check now on my other work.
00:30:43Your other work?
00:30:45I'm the Sandman. I have to put everyone to sleep, you know.
00:30:50I sure would like to help.
00:30:53Ah, please.
00:30:55Well, okay. Here, take this.
00:31:05It's all right.
00:31:07Okay, Hans. Let's go.
00:31:16Dark velvet fills the sky
00:31:23Till all the stars appear
00:31:29Little ones hush away
00:31:35Sweet slumberland is near
00:31:42Beautiful thoughts are drift
00:31:48Into each dawning glare
00:31:54Beautiful moondreams woven in moonbeams
00:32:01Round your bed
00:32:07Sandman is on his way
00:32:13With lots of slumber joys
00:32:19Dreamland is where you play
00:32:25Sleep anytime girls and boys
00:32:31All sorts of magic things
00:32:37All happen there with you
00:32:43All kinds of treasure
00:32:47Joys without measure
00:32:50Just for you
00:32:56To you
00:33:02To you
00:33:08To you
00:33:14To you
00:33:21Beautiful thoughts are drift
00:33:27Into each dawning glare
00:33:33Beautiful moondreams woven in moonbeams
00:33:40Round your bed
00:33:54My little lambs.
00:33:57Oh, they're so poor.
00:33:59If only we could do something to help them.
00:34:03But I tried.
00:34:11Are you crying?
00:34:14That won't help.
00:34:17No?
00:34:18It's all very hopeless.
00:34:20I'll never, never give up hope.
00:34:40I'll never, never give up hope.
00:35:40I'll never, never give up hope.
00:35:45I'll never, never give up hope.
00:35:50I'll never, never give up hope.
00:35:55I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:00I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:05I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:35I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:40I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:45I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:50I'll never, never give up hope.
00:36:55I'll never, never give up hope.
00:37:00I'll never, never give up hope.
00:37:05I'll never, never give up hope.
00:37:10Oh, please don't cry and don't be afraid.
00:37:15Here are your friends.
00:37:19Thumbelina.
00:37:24Huh?
00:37:30If you can't pay the rent, get out!
00:37:32But, sir, we have no money.
00:37:34Then you have no hope.
00:37:36But, Mayor, sir, your daughter never paid me.
00:37:39Now, no more excuses. Get out!
00:37:42Drive on!
00:37:43Oh, please, sir, I...
00:37:47Grandma!
00:37:49Grandma!
00:37:51Grandma!
00:38:01Elisa! Elisa!
00:38:03My father finished the red shoes!
00:38:06They've got to win first prize.
00:38:08See? See, Elisa?
00:38:14Gosh, that's funny.
00:38:21Elisa! Elisa! Elisa!
00:38:28Elisa!
00:38:48Elisa!
00:38:58Elisa!
00:39:08Elisa, where are you?
00:39:11My, my, Hans, watchful.
00:39:18Oh, Uncle Olie, Elisa is gone.
00:39:29Elisa!
00:39:40Please don't fret, Hans. There's always hope.
00:39:45In India, when they want to find out where a loved one is gone, Hans,
00:39:51they do something very special.
00:39:55They put a light on the river.
00:40:00If it keeps burning till it drifts out of sight, they'll meet again someday.
00:40:06But if the light goes out, they never see each other again.
00:40:15I know that your light is still burning somewhere, Hans.
00:40:25Grandma!
00:40:36Grandma!
00:40:39You've got to get well.
00:40:43Grandma!
00:40:53There, ladies and gentlemen of Audence.
00:40:56The event you've all been waiting for, the Red Shoes Contest.
00:41:01They're very nice, aren't they?
00:41:03Andersons are the best.
00:41:04Yes, they're beautiful.
00:41:14Huh!
00:41:19Oh!
00:41:21Mmm!
00:41:23Yay!
00:41:25I think that I'll take these shoes.
00:41:29Mmm!
00:41:32Let's see whose they are.
00:41:34Ah, Andersons.
00:41:35Well, that's all right.
00:41:37And now, ladies and gentlemen, the name of the winner of the Red Shoes Contest.
00:41:44Mr. Hans Carstensen has made the best shoes.
00:41:49Huh?
00:41:50Oh, no, I just don't believe it.
00:41:52It's fixed.
00:41:53Not fair.
00:41:54Not fair.
00:41:55It's just not fair.
00:41:56No, sir.
00:41:57And you can't get away with that.
00:41:59I demand a recount.
00:42:01And now, ladies and gentlemen,
00:42:04our good governor will present the cup and the prize money.
00:42:09Your Excellency.
00:42:21Well, Anderson, I hate to remind you, but about that back rent.
00:42:27Oh, yes, sir.
00:42:28I'm sorry about that, sir.
00:42:30Well, I'll forget about the rent if you'll forget about those red shoes you made.
00:42:35If my daughter needs a new pair to wear to the opera, you should be proud.
00:42:39Yes, sir.
00:42:43Uncle Oly! Uncle Oly!
00:42:48Get ready.
00:42:50Now!
00:42:54Pandabo, this is no time to be playing dumb games.
00:42:58Why not?
00:43:00Because of what's happened, Hans can't go to the opera.
00:43:03What's happened?
00:43:06What is it, Casper?
00:43:07A problem Uncle Oly can't even help.
00:43:09Then we were at the contest, Hans and I, and then the bear announced that we were the winner of the gold and the trophy, you know, and then all...
00:43:16And we didn't win.
00:43:18Poor Hans.
00:43:29Hans!
00:43:35We've been looking all over for you!
00:43:37Yes, we have, Hans.
00:43:40Remember what Uncle Oly said.
00:43:42Remember! Remember!
00:43:48Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
00:44:18Let imagination take you there, and you will find that you have your wings
00:44:48Whoa! Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
00:45:18Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
00:45:48Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
00:46:18I'd like a job, sir.
00:46:19Sorry.
00:46:20No.
00:46:21Boop.
00:46:26I've got to get a job.
00:46:28The opera will be the fruit of my labor.
00:46:31Hmm.
00:46:32The fruit market.
00:46:33That's it.
00:46:34That's it.
00:46:35That's it.
00:46:36That's it.
00:46:38Ah, ah.
00:46:45Ah!
00:46:58You idiot!
00:46:59You're fired!
00:47:07Pardon me, aren't you Cinderella?
00:47:19There you go.
00:47:21Hey!
00:47:22Put out the light!
00:47:23You little fool!
00:47:24Get out of here!
00:47:25You'll pay for this!
00:47:27Hey!
00:47:33You little fool!
00:47:35Get out of here!
00:47:36You're fired!
00:47:40Here, good riddance!
00:47:46A capescape too!
00:47:48It's okay, Casper.
00:47:49If I put all my money together, now I can buy a ticket to the opera.
00:47:53Come on!
00:47:56Let's go!
00:48:26Matches!
00:48:31I'll buy my matches!
00:48:33Matches!
00:48:34Matches?
00:48:56Huh? Are you all right? Hey, hey, oh, Elisa, Elisa, oh, hon, oh, hon, oh, hon, oh, hon.
00:49:21Welcome, Your Excellency and Mr. Mayor.
00:49:27Put down your scarf.
00:49:29Yes, miss.
00:49:30Bell?
00:49:33Hurry up!
00:49:41My father's red shoes.
00:49:45Elisa, I've missed you.
00:49:47What are you doing selling matches?
00:49:50I have to buy medicine.
00:49:52Gosh, you're not sick, are you, Elisa?
00:49:55Not for me. It's my grandmother.
00:50:02Gee, I'm sorry.
00:50:04Hmm.
00:50:24Don't worry, Elisa.
00:50:27Here's some money.
00:50:31I, I can't take it.
00:50:34Don't misunderstand. I'm buying all your matches.
00:50:40But this money's important.
00:50:43Not half as important as you are.
00:50:52Oh, hands, thank you.
00:50:58Elisa, your hands are so cold.
00:51:25Oh.
00:51:31I really must go now.
00:51:35All right.
00:51:36Thank you again, hon.
00:51:44Hans?
00:51:50Elisa?
00:51:54Elisa? Elisa?
00:51:56Kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty.
00:51:58Elisa?
00:51:59Oh, Hans.
00:52:11Hans, come on.
00:52:14Maybe we can hear the music.
00:52:23It's better than nothing.
00:52:52Oh, boy, it's nothing.
00:53:22Stop it!
00:53:48Hey, no!
00:53:51What is happening?
00:53:52What is this?
00:53:53Mother, why am I dancing like this?
00:53:57Ah!
00:54:09Help me, someone!
00:54:10Stop it!
00:54:11Oh, help me!
00:54:12Help me!
00:54:15Stop it!
00:54:16Help me!
00:54:17Help me!
00:54:24Oh!
00:54:25Oh!
00:54:26Oh!
00:54:27Oh!
00:54:28Oh!
00:54:29Oh!
00:54:30Oh!
00:54:35Oh!
00:54:36Oh, help!
00:54:38Help!
00:54:40Help!
00:54:44Karen!
00:54:48Oh! Oh!
00:54:50Oh!
00:54:52Karen!
00:54:57Oh!
00:55:00Oh!
00:55:02Oh!
00:55:04Oh!
00:55:06Oh!
00:55:08Oh, help!
00:55:10Oh!
00:55:12Oh!
00:55:14Oh!
00:55:16Oh!
00:55:18Oh!
00:55:20Oh!
00:55:22Oh!
00:55:24Oh!
00:55:26Oh!
00:55:28Oh!
00:55:30Oh!
00:55:32Oh!
00:55:34Oh!
00:55:36Oh!
00:55:38Oh!
00:55:40Oh!
00:55:42Oh!
00:55:44Karen!
00:55:46Help me somebody!
00:55:48Karen!
00:55:50Oh! Mr. Mayor!
00:55:52Wait!
00:55:54I'll stop her!
00:55:56Get her!
00:55:58Oh!
00:56:00My wig!
00:56:02Oh!
00:56:04Stop!
00:56:06What is it Hans?
00:56:08The red shoes.
00:56:10Mama! Papa!
00:56:12Oh!
00:56:14Karen!
00:56:16Karen!
00:56:18Oh!
00:56:20Oh!
00:56:22Oh!
00:56:24Oh!
00:56:26Oh!
00:56:28Oh!
00:56:30I know that!
00:56:32Oh!
00:56:34Karen!
00:56:36Oh!
00:56:38Oh!
00:56:40Oh!
00:56:42Oh!
00:56:44Daddy! Help me!
00:56:46Daddy!
00:56:48Oh!
00:56:50Oh!
00:56:52Oh!
00:56:54Oh!
00:56:56Oh!
00:56:58Oh!
00:57:00Oh!
00:57:02Oh!
00:57:04Oh!
00:57:06Oh!
00:57:08Oh!
00:57:10Oh!
00:57:12Oh!
00:57:14Oh!
00:57:16Oh!
00:57:18Oh!
00:57:20Oh!
00:57:22Oh!
00:57:24Oh!
00:57:26Oh!
00:57:28Oh!
00:57:30Oh!
00:57:32Oh!
00:57:34Help! Help! Help!
00:58:04Help! Help! Help!
00:58:34Karen! My baby! My Bill!
00:58:43Don't say! Mr. Mayor, speak to me! Are you all right?
00:59:04I wanted to go to the opera.
00:59:17Hans, can you think of something?
00:59:19What can I do?
00:59:21Well, maybe you could tell him a story.
00:59:23I love stories. Do you know any?
00:59:28Gee, no. I don't know any stories.
00:59:32Ah-ha! Uncle Ollie!
00:59:34Hans, what's this I hear about, uh, no stories?
00:59:39Why, even Honnable is here to listen. Honnable?
00:59:43Tell us a story! Tell us a story!
00:59:53Come, Hans. It's time to spread your wings.
00:59:58Sit down. Just tell him everything that's in your heart.
01:00:03And through your wonderful stories, we can let these children get on your wonderful wings of happiness and of sorrow.
01:00:18Please buy my matches!
01:00:28That's what it's like!
01:00:32It was New Year's Eve, the last day of the year.
01:00:59Snow was falling. Through the cold, dark night, a poorly dressed little girl walked alone.
01:01:09Without a hat to cover her lovely hair, and without shoes to protect her tiny feet.
01:01:19Please buy my matches! Please buy my matches!
01:01:30Nobody had bought any matches during all the long day.
01:01:37The poor little match girl was very hungry and very cold.
01:01:53I love my chocolate cookies! Tomorrow we get presents!
01:01:57Here, give us the best!
01:01:59Okay, thanks!
01:02:00Good night, Mommy!
01:02:03Please buy my matches!
01:02:33Please buy my matches!
01:03:33Mom!
01:04:03Mom!
01:04:33Oh! Someone just passed away!
01:05:03Grandma! Grandma! Take me with you, please!
01:05:33Grandma!
01:05:37Grandma!
01:05:39Grandma!
01:06:04In the cold dawn of the next morning, the little match girl was found dead.
01:06:21But her cheeks were rosy, and there was a smile on her face.
01:06:28She must have tried to warm herself, he said.
01:06:32Nobody knew what beautiful vision she had seen, or how she celebrated the new year.
01:06:40Wrapped in a beautiful light, and to this day no one knows.
01:06:47Huh?
01:06:57Hans, you've found your wings at last!
01:07:14A beautiful story! You're a talented boy!
01:07:18Wonderful, wonderful! You're a pure genius!
01:07:24Oh! Oh! Karen, my child!
01:07:31Friends, Hans here is a boy of whom we should all be proud.
01:07:37That's right. And I have decided to personally take care of him.
01:07:43How about that? I am going to take Hans with me back to Copenhagen.
01:07:49In my house. And there he will be sent to the finest schools in Denmark.
01:07:55We leave tomorrow morning.
01:07:58Applause
01:08:16Ready, set, go!
01:08:29Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, I assure you Hans will be in good hands.
01:08:35Yes, sir.
01:08:36Your Excellency, he's forever not washing his...
01:08:39He's not very washing his...
01:08:49Now! Ready, set, go!
01:08:59Study hard for the honor of Odin's town, and we'll be proud.
01:09:07I will, Mr. Mayor.
01:09:10And I will take care of Elisa and her grandmother like I always have.
01:09:19Oh, Hans. I'll be waiting to hear all your wonderful stories too.
01:09:26Uh-huh.
01:09:34Drive on!
01:09:37Not again!
01:09:38Sorry.
01:09:47Now I know the secret and it's mine to share.
01:09:51I'll find my fame and fortune there.
01:09:56This will always be my kingdom happy.
01:10:00And my life will be so rich and rare.
01:10:04Now it's not a state of mine.
01:10:08It's become another kind.
01:10:12My imagination still will not be far behind.
01:10:20It's as clear as clear can be.
01:10:24That the world will hear from me.
01:10:28I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:10:34Watch me fly.
01:10:36I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:10:50Fly.
01:10:52Fly.
01:11:21Now I know the secret and it's mine to share.
01:11:25I'll find my fame and fortune there.
01:11:29This will always be my kingdom happy.
01:11:33And my life will be so rich and rare.
01:11:37Now it's not a state of mine.
01:11:41It's become another kind.
01:11:45My imagination still will not be far behind.
01:11:53It's as clear as clear can be.
01:11:57That the world will hear from me.
01:12:01I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:12:07Watch me fly.
01:12:09I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:12:39Watch me fly.
01:12:41I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:12:49Watch me fly.
01:12:51I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:12:59Watch me fly.
01:13:01I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:08Watch me fly.
01:13:10I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:18Watch me fly.
01:13:20I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:28Watch me fly.
01:13:30I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:37Watch me fly.
01:13:39I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:47Watch me fly.
01:13:49I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:13:57Watch me fly.
01:13:59I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:05Watch me fly.
01:14:07I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:15Watch me fly.
01:14:17I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:25Watch me fly.
01:14:27I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:33Watch me fly.
01:14:35I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:43Watch me fly.
01:14:45I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:14:53Watch me fly.
01:14:55I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.
01:15:01Watch me fly.
01:15:03I will spread my wings and then watch me fly.