Sandy The Seal | Full Movie | Robert Lynn | Heinz Drache, Marianne Koch, David Richards

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SANDY THE SEAL
| Drama, Family | Year |

Plot:
A lighthouse keeper's family shelters an injured seal, uncovering a sinister seal poaching operation in their coastal town. They vow to stop the criminals and protect the seals.

Crew:

• Directed by: Robert Lynn
• Written by: Harry Alan Towers
• Starring: Heinz Drache, Marianne Koch, David Richards
• Produced by: Harry Alan Towers, Oliver A. Unger
• Music by: Malcolm Lockyer
• Cinematography: Stephen Dade
• Edited by: Allan Morrison

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Transcript

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00:03:13Sorry, I was so late I was held up waiting for supplies

00:03:17Hello, I'm here didn't hear Mackenzie's taking over now

00:03:21All right

00:03:23It's a pity you weren't here this morning

00:03:26Then I might have been there on the other side of the island in time or for what?

00:03:31Poachers

00:03:35They came in at dawn I

00:03:38Heard the shots and got over to the other side as soon as possible, but they'd already gone. Well, they're local boys

00:03:44I don't know. They were too far away. Oh

00:03:48What that the only survivor?

00:03:51Come on, I'll show you

00:03:53Oh

00:03:59There he is

00:04:04What do you do with him, oh, I thought I might bring him home be a surprise for the kids

00:04:08He certainly will. Hello, sweetie. Come on. How are you?

00:04:13See, hey good water. He tries to bite

00:04:23Oh

00:04:48What is it that is coming, uh-uh

00:04:51Lunch is nearly ready. Go and wash your hands

00:05:22Oh

00:05:24Hello and

00:05:27Hello David, how are you?

00:05:29Hello. Sorry. I'm late Mackenzie was held up. You're here now. You look worried. What's the matter?

00:05:35Yeah, those wretched poachers again third time this year. I have to come stealing. Why do I have to choose our island?

00:05:42So am I let's see. Oh, I almost forgot first of all, I have a surprise for you

00:05:48There's somebody coming to lunch with us, wait a minute, but yeah, and why didn't you warn me I told you it's a surprise

00:05:54He's waiting outside

00:05:56waiting outside

00:05:58Really? Uh-huh. I'll bring him in

00:06:06Come on in

00:06:09Now children watch your manners

00:06:11Mommy

00:06:14Here is

00:06:17Come in my friend

00:06:23Lovely I

00:06:26Should have known you were joking daddy. Where did he come from? I found him alone on the island

00:06:34I'm afraid his mother and father are dead

00:06:37Karen have we got any fish? Yes in the fridge. Good poor Sandy

00:06:43How'd you know his called Sandy? I think that's a good name for him. Don't you think so?

00:06:48You mean he's going to stay with us. How wonderful be careful. He might bite you

00:06:54We'll have to get a tank in the backyard and you children are gonna look after him

00:07:00You must take turns to feed him and soon. He'll trust you

00:07:07Like he's trusting me you see there's a good lad

00:07:12Come on, you must you must clean it and there goes our lunch

00:07:18Remember everything is strange to him. Imagine how you would feel suddenly introduced to a family of seals

00:07:27You know seals are very intelligent animals

00:07:31Once Sandy learns to trust you you can start to train them

00:07:34But yeah, couldn't that be dangerous not if the children are careful and perhaps in training him

00:07:41They might even learn something themselves

00:07:45All right looks as if starting today we're a family of five

00:08:00You

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00:09:00You

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00:09:40That danged outboard motor giving trouble again

00:09:48Where are the children down on the rock for Sandy I might have guessed

00:09:54Where can I find that opener on the mantelpiece where you left it?

00:10:01Maybe they're spending too much time with him. Oh, I don't think so

00:10:07You know when you first brought Sandy home, I wasn't at all. Sure. It was such a good idea

00:10:13But it's giving David and Anna sense of responsibility

00:10:17Something for them to look after

00:10:19You know, he's becoming very clever

00:10:22We'd better start a circus

00:10:25No, seriously, I do think Sandy's teaching the children as much as they're teaching him

00:10:30Well, let's hope he's bringing them up the right way

00:10:33But my experience of seals is that they're cunning little rascals and not altogether honest. We'll see

00:10:51I'm telling you mrs. Funny and if I catch those kids of yours up

00:10:55I'll skin them alive that damn seal was wetting the deck of my boat

00:10:59Polishing up my fish as if he hadn't been fed for weeks, but how did he get on board? I don't know

00:11:04I don't know. I was standing right there next to the gangway. He couldn't have got past me

00:11:10Look, I don't want to make any trouble. Mrs. Funny hadn't but but your kids must have helped him over the side

00:11:16I don't know how but they must have helped him over the side

00:11:21There's only one way to find out

00:11:24You know, mr. Jacobson, good afternoon, mr. Jacobson afternoon, mr. Jacobson now David and you two and I want to hear the truth

00:11:33Did you help Sandy get aboard? Mr. Jacobson's boat today so that he would eat the fish. No, mommy

00:11:39Absolutely not and that's the truth

00:11:44Then maybe you can tell me how he did get on board the boat. Hmm. How did he get on board?

00:11:50If you do know and won't tell that's just as bad as not telling the truth

00:11:57All right, you go straight to bed and think about it until you do know

00:12:04He wants us sad damn seal again now, what does he want?

00:12:21I

00:12:29Got on board my boat

00:12:50I

00:13:20I

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00:16:44Don't blow the candle one two three

00:16:50Oh

00:16:56Now cut the cake and oh

00:17:00What funny boy you have I made him a special cake a fish cake a fish cake

00:17:07Where is it? I'll go and get it

00:17:10It's hard to realize that it's only 12 months since Andy came to stay it seems longer than that

00:17:16I sometimes think their whole life centers around him

00:17:21Now I'm going to make a speech

00:17:27Ladies and gentlemen

00:17:31This is really Sandy's birthday or as near to it as we can figure

00:17:36But the birthday present I'm going to give is for all three of you. It's outside in the yard. Come on. I'll show you

00:17:46Oh

00:17:58Daddy it's wonderful. Is it very all out? It belongs to the family, but it's your responsibility

00:18:03Just like Sandy now, we can really go swimming and fishing but not too far out

00:18:08And only when you have your mother's permission, you better keep an eye on Sandy, too

00:18:12If you don't want to lose him Sandy would never leave us, would you Sandy?

00:18:42Oh

00:19:12Oh

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00:20:12Oh

00:20:42Oh

00:21:12Oh

00:21:42Oh

00:22:13Oh

00:22:27I wonder what Sandy's barking at that boat for. I don't know. Let's go and see

00:22:42Oh

00:22:44Oh

00:22:47Oh

00:23:08What is it David? It's seal skins. They're poachers. That's why Sandy was barking. What are we going to do?

00:23:16Oh

00:23:46Oh

00:23:52What are you kids doing here? Playing hide-and-seek. This is private property. You can't play hide-and-seek here. Get off

00:23:58What are those kids doing on board? Playing a game, shall they say

00:24:02They've been herding these brats with that damn seal. Why weren't you watching the boat?

00:24:05I can't be everywhere at once. You're never anywhere when you want it

00:24:08Were they in the hold? Yes

00:24:10Damn it, they may have seen something. Come on, we've got work to do

00:24:13Oh

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00:24:54Ask the children.

00:24:55What's the matter?

00:24:56We found some seal skins in Mr. Lowenstein's boat.

00:24:59They're poachers, Daddy, poachers.

00:25:02You could be right.

00:25:06Lowenstein's a gambler, and not a lucky one.

00:25:10If anyone needed money around here and wasn't too particular how he got it,

00:25:14he'd be the man.

00:25:15Where are you going?

00:25:17To have a little talk with Mr. Lowenstein.

00:25:25Hmm?

00:25:38There you go.

00:25:41Where's Lowenstein?

00:25:43He's ashore.

00:25:45I'd like to have a look down below.

00:25:46My order is to stop any strangers going aboard.

00:25:49I'd still like to have a look down below.

00:25:55Ah!

00:25:57Ah!

00:26:04Ah!

00:26:05Ah!

00:26:25Ah!

00:26:32Nice work, Van Hinden.

00:26:35You should teach your mate better manners, Lowenstein.

00:26:38You seem to have given him a good lesson already.

00:26:42Not that he was only obeying orders.

00:26:44We've had a few trespassers round about.

00:26:46Can't be too careful, somebody might steal something.

00:26:49You don't approve of stealing, do you?

00:26:51I don't approve of anybody stealing anything of mine.

00:26:54I see.

00:26:56How's business?

00:26:58Oh, can't grumble.

00:27:01The price of fish is very low, but by all accounts, you live pretty high.

00:27:06Oh, just a rumor.

00:27:07I'm a gambling man, people talk.

00:27:09I understand.

00:27:11You seem to have a very clean ship.

00:27:13May I have a look down below?

00:27:18Be my guest.

00:27:19Be my guest.

00:27:42Spick and span on deck.

00:27:44And below.

00:27:46Looks as though you did your spring cleaning quite recently.

00:27:51Disinfectant, very hygienic.

00:27:54Strong enough to kill the smell of seal skins, huh?

00:27:57Strong enough for anything.

00:27:58Even rumors.

00:28:01More than a rumor.

00:28:03We've got poachers in these waters.

00:28:05Three times already, they have raided Seal Island.

00:28:08The fourth time, they won't get away with it.

00:28:10To catch them, you'll need evidence.

00:28:12The best evidence will be the poachers.

00:28:15Know what I mean?

00:28:17I know what you mean, Mr. Van Heerden.

00:28:19That's good.

00:28:27Well, I'll be off now.

00:28:29I'll come back again, you're welcome anytime.

00:28:32Isn't it, Lofty?

00:28:35You think you're pretty smart.

00:28:37Smart enough not to pick a fight with Van Heerden.

00:28:39You planning another little poaching trip?

00:28:41We'll lay low for a couple of months.

00:28:43Where's the money coming from?

00:28:44Oh, don't worry, my luck's changed.

00:28:46By the end of the month, I'll have so much money, we can forget about seals.

00:28:49I hope you're right.

00:28:50I'd still like to get my hands on Van Heerden.

00:28:53Patience, Lofty, patience.

00:28:58Hello there.

00:28:59Hello.

00:29:00Good morning, Mr. Jacobsen.

00:29:01What happened to Sandy?

00:29:02We left him at home.

00:29:04Oh.

00:29:05In that case, would you like to come fishing with me?

00:29:08Oh, yes, please.

00:29:09Yes, please.

00:29:11Right, now that you're part of my crew,

00:29:13you can take these and put them on the boat.

00:29:16Come on, I'll board with you.

00:30:43Come on.

00:31:13Come on.

00:31:27Come in.

00:31:36Hello, Mr. Jacobsen.

00:31:38Morning, Mrs. Van Heerden.

00:31:40I came to see you about the children.

00:31:42Oh, don't tell me they've been up to mischief again.

00:31:45No, not this time.

00:31:46Just the opposite, in fact.

00:31:48I don't understand.

00:31:49Well, when I was down by the harbor this morning,

00:31:51I saw your children and I asked them to come fishing with me.

00:31:55Oh, that's where they've been.

00:31:58Nothing's happened to them, has it?

00:31:59Oh, no, no.

00:32:00They're all right.

00:32:01They're on their way now.

00:32:02I came on ahead to speak to you.

00:32:05You see, Mrs. Van Heerden, I'm a fair man, I hope.

00:32:09A little bit quick-tempered at times, but a fair man.

00:32:12And as a fisherman, I have a great regard for Providence.

00:32:18And I believe Providence made me take your two children aboard today.

00:32:23I'm afraid I still don't understand.

00:32:25I owe my life to your two children.

00:32:27I came to thank you.

00:32:29Oh, there they are, ma'am.

00:32:31Look, Mommy, it's all for Sandy.

00:32:33Well, you two children earned it, all right.

00:32:35But that's enough fish to last him for weeks.

00:32:38Knowing Sammy as I do, I wouldn't count on that, Mrs. Van Heerden.

00:32:41Mark my words.

00:32:43What is it, David?

00:32:44I just found Sandy in the village.

00:32:45He was being chased by a dog.

00:32:47What did you do with him?

00:32:48I put him back in his pen.

00:32:50I think the real trouble with Sandy is that he needs some exercise.

00:32:55Why don't you take him fishing?

00:32:56May we?

00:32:57Oh, please, Mommy.

00:32:58Yes, but remember last time, no swimming.

00:33:01We promise.

00:33:02Let's go and get him.

00:33:08Mommy!

00:33:38Mommy!

00:34:08Mommy!

00:34:39We'd better go.

00:34:58Where's Mommy?

00:35:09Sandy!

00:35:11Sandy!

00:35:12Sandy!

00:35:14I'm afraid it's no use.

00:35:15We've got to go.

00:35:39Oh, Jan.

00:35:41Don't worry.

00:35:43I'm going down to the beach.

00:35:45Of course I'm worried.

00:35:47Better get some warm blankets ready.

00:36:08Sandy!

00:36:38Sandy!

00:37:09Sandy!

00:37:10Sandy!

00:37:11Sandy!

00:37:12Sandy!

00:37:13Sandy!

00:37:14Sandy!

00:37:15Sandy!

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00:37:22Sandy!

00:37:23Sandy!

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00:37:39Sandy!

00:37:40Sandy!

00:37:46What's the matter?

00:37:47Sandy!

00:37:48We've lost Sandy.

00:37:49Oh, never mind.

00:37:51But he's not...

00:37:52We'll find him, don't you worry.

00:37:54but how?

00:37:55Never mind.

00:37:56As long as you're both safe.

00:37:59I'm sure he'll make his way home.

00:38:01You think he will?

00:38:03I hope so.

00:38:07I really hope so.

00:38:15Have you seen our seal?

00:38:17What do you think?

00:38:19We've lost Sandy.

00:38:20Good riddance to bad rubbish.

00:38:27Hey!

00:38:30What do the William kids want?

00:38:32They lost their seal.

00:38:33He only wants to lose anything.

00:38:37What's the matter with you?

00:38:39It's a pick-this-up at the post office from the damned finance people.

00:38:42They want the boat back.

00:38:43But I thought you said you'd sent the money this month.

00:38:45I was kidding. I lost it.

00:38:47But you told me that...

00:38:48Oh, right. It was a lie.

00:38:49The money's gone and I lost it at the races.

00:38:51What are we going to do now?

00:38:53There's only one thing for it.

00:38:54We need dough and quickly.

00:38:56Seals?

00:38:57Gotta be.

00:38:58When?

00:38:59Next weekend, when it's quietest.

00:39:02All right.

00:39:03There's just one thing I hope for.

00:39:06What's that?

00:39:07If Van Geerten tries to interfere.

00:39:13Come on, Ann.

00:39:14You're not eating.

00:39:15I'm not hungry.

00:39:17Not hungry?

00:39:18What's the matter?

00:39:19Just not hungry.

00:39:20Neither am I.

00:39:23Oh, dear.

00:39:24Something's got to be done.

00:39:26Sandy's been gone for three days and I swear

00:39:28neither of the children have finished one meal since he disappeared.

00:39:33You'll have to get over it.

00:39:35It looks as though Sandy's gone for good.

00:39:38But, Daddy, how could he?

00:39:40Well, he's simply gone back to his old life.

00:39:43You can't blame him.

00:39:45But this is his home.

00:39:47You like to think it's his home.

00:39:49We're not really his family.

00:39:51Understand?

00:39:53Listen.

00:39:55You haven't seen what it is, will you?

00:40:03Look.

00:40:07Karen.

00:40:09David, Ann, quickly.

00:40:12It's Sandy.

00:40:13It's not Sandy.

00:40:14It's another seal.

00:40:22Sandy's brought a friend home.

00:40:24From the look of things, Sandy's brought a wife.

00:40:28Well, I think that's everything.

00:40:32I always seem to be packing or unpacking for you.

00:40:35That's the way it is.

00:40:36A month on the island, a month at home.

00:40:38It's a little bit like marriage.

00:40:40For better or for worse.

00:40:43That doesn't make the months you're away any better.

00:40:48Can we come down to the boat with you?

00:40:50Oh, yes, Daddy, please.

00:40:53Let's all go together.

00:40:55I'll get my jacket.

00:40:57I'll get my jacket.

00:41:01Mummy.

00:41:04Can we go and see Daddy on Seal Island?

00:41:07Why don't you ask him yourself?

00:41:09No, Mummy, you ask him.

00:41:11What's all this about, eh?

00:41:13Now that Sandy's back and Sally's here too...

00:41:15Sally? Who's Sally?

00:41:17That's Sandy's wife.

00:41:19Oh.

00:41:20You calling her Sally?

00:41:22The children want me to ask you whether they all can come to Seal Island and visit you for the weekend.

00:41:27It's a long haul for a small boat.

00:41:29We'll be very careful.

00:41:31All right.

00:41:33But you'll have to start very early on Saturday.

00:41:35We will.

00:41:36Thank you, Daddy.

00:41:38Come on.

00:41:39We'd better be off.

00:43:23What's new?

00:43:24Nothing much.

00:43:25Last week's storm did some damage to the jetty.

00:43:27A little else to report.

00:43:28In the logbook, anyway.

00:43:30How's the radio?

00:43:32Fine.

00:43:33Tested this morning.

00:43:34Anything new on the poachers?

00:43:36No.

00:43:37No, not since I took a look at Lowenstein's boat last month.

00:43:40I'm darn sure he's our man.

00:43:42Hmm.

00:43:43He's probably lying low somewhere.

00:43:45If he has any sense.

00:43:47All the same, when you get back to the mainland,

00:43:50All the same, when you get back to the mainland,

00:43:52keep an eye on him.

00:43:53I did hear a story about him having money troubles.

00:43:57He's always in some kind of trouble.

00:43:59I'll watch out someday.

00:44:02Hello.

00:44:03Van Heerden speaking.

00:44:04I'm taking over now.

00:44:05Yes.

00:44:07How's the family?

00:44:08Fine.

00:44:09The kids are coming over to the island next week.

00:44:12If you have a chance, keep an eye on them, too.

00:44:14Oh.

00:44:15How's Sandy, by the way?

00:44:16I heard you lost him.

00:44:17No.

00:44:18Now he's back safely.

00:44:20He's found a wife.

00:44:22He's going to have more sales than family.

00:44:24Mm-hmm.

00:44:25I'll see you out.

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00:49:38Well, how do you like it?

00:49:42Dad, what is that?

00:49:44That? Oh, that's the emergency radio.

00:49:47You can talk from here to the mainland.

00:49:50You see, you do this, and this, and that.

00:49:55Oh, I almost forgot. Mr. McKenzie gave me a message for you.

00:49:58What was it?

00:49:59Mr. Lunstein put out to sea this morning,

00:50:01and Mr. McKenzie doesn't think they were going fishing.

00:50:05Uh-huh. He could be right.

00:50:08We'll take a walk over to the other side of the island tomorrow morning.

00:50:12Just in case.

00:50:15Dad, what's upstairs?

00:50:18That's where you'll be sleeping tonight.

00:50:20Come on, I'll show you.

00:50:24Up you go.

00:50:32Well, here we are.

00:50:34This is where you sleep, and, David, you on the top.

00:50:38Oh, I'm afraid they'll have to stay outside.

00:50:42And take them below, hmm?

00:50:53All right?

00:50:55Dad, suppose that man does come poaching here tomorrow?

00:50:58That's when we use the radio.

00:50:59We can get through to the Coast Guard,

00:51:01and they can have a patrol boat over here very quickly.

00:51:04What will they do then?

00:51:06Well, there's a stiff penalty for poaching,

00:51:09so long as you catch the poachers in the act.

00:51:13I hope they come.

00:51:16To tell the truth, I hope so, too.

00:51:32We'll go in as soon as the tide's turned.

00:51:34Remember, Lofton, we've got to move fast.

00:51:36Do you think Van Houten's been given the tipple?

00:51:38I wouldn't be surprised.

00:51:40I'm pretty sure we'll watch as we left harbour.

00:51:43In that case, Mr Van Houten may be in for a nicely surprise.

00:52:02Can we take Sandy with us?

00:52:04I'm funny, too.

00:52:05No, you'd better leave them here.

00:52:07If they mix with the other seals, we may lose them.

00:52:11Come along.

00:52:32Come along.

00:52:57You stay here.

00:52:58Please, Stan.

00:52:59Why don't you stay here and look after Ann?

00:53:29Oh, no!

00:53:59I'm going to see what's happened.

00:54:12I'm coming as well.

00:54:21Come on, let's get out of here.

00:54:23Come on.

00:54:29Come on.

00:55:00Come on.

00:55:17Look!

00:55:25Better than I had in Branson.

00:55:26So what?

00:55:27I nearly murdered an old man, didn't I?

00:55:29They've got a radio set over the lighthouse

00:55:31they can send for the coach guards.

00:55:58We'd better head north.

00:56:00What about the coach guard patrol boat?

00:56:02If we gave it a race with them, we wouldn't stand a chance,

00:56:04not in this old town.

00:56:05What can we do?

00:56:08We might get to the lighthouse ahead of them and smash the radio.

00:56:10Then we'd have a chance of getting away.

00:56:12Come on, start her up.

00:56:27Come on.

00:56:57You'd better make a good job of it.

00:57:23I'll look round upstairs.

00:57:27There's something up there.

00:57:44Let's get out of here.

00:57:58Can't waste time killing seals.

00:58:00We've got to get moving.

00:58:28David, if I can't make it to the lighthouse,

00:58:32remember, I showed you how to work the radio set.

00:58:38Do just as I said.

00:58:58The radio.

00:59:13Try the radio.

00:59:18They smashed it.

00:59:25Padley!

00:59:32It's all right, he's breathing.

00:59:33But we've got to get help.

00:59:35You stay here.

00:59:36I'll get the dinghy.

01:00:01We've taken both the boats.

01:00:10What about Sandy?

01:00:13He'd never leave us.

01:00:15Let's try and make him.

01:00:23David.

01:00:25Go on, Sandy.

01:00:26Go on.

01:00:27Go on, boy.

01:00:28Hurry, Sandy.

01:00:29Hurry up.

01:00:30Good boy.

01:00:31No.

01:00:32No, Sandy, no.

01:00:33Go on, Sandy.

01:00:34Go fast.

01:00:35Go on.

01:00:36Go on, Sandy.

01:00:37Swim like anything.

01:00:38Mrs. Van Halen.

01:00:39Yes, come in.

01:00:41Hello.

01:00:42Hello.

01:00:43How are things?

01:00:44Fine.

01:00:45Anything the matter?

01:00:46No, nothing at all.

01:00:47Did you speak to the island today?

01:00:56Well, I tried to.

01:01:01I haven't been able to get in.

01:01:02I'm afraid I can't.

01:01:03Why?

01:01:04If we can't get in, we'll have to go to the lighthouse.

01:01:05No, nothing at all.

01:01:07Did you speak to the island today?

01:01:09Well, I tried raising a lighthouse on the radio.

01:01:11Didn't get any reply.

01:01:13Maybe the set's just out of order.

01:01:16That's unusual.

01:01:17Don't worry, Mrs. Van Heerden.

01:01:19I just wished the children were back.

01:01:21It's past two o'clock.

01:01:23Look, if you don't mind, I'll wait a while.

01:01:24Maybe they'll have a message from the boss.

01:01:27You know, I am worried.

01:01:30I think I'll go down to the beach.

01:01:32Just get my wrap.

01:01:33All right, I'm sure there's nothing wrong.

01:01:37Is he all right?

01:01:38I don't know.

01:01:39Mr. Jacobson!

01:01:40I'm worried.

01:01:41Anything the matter?

01:01:42You haven't seen the children, have you?

01:01:43They went over to Seal Island, haven't come back yet.

01:01:44Look!

01:01:45It's Sandy.

01:02:09What are you doing here?

01:02:10What's the matter?

01:02:12He'd never come here on his own like this.

01:02:15Unless something happened to the children.

01:02:17Or did the children send you?

01:02:20Sandy?

01:02:21I think you're right, Mrs. Van Heerden.

01:02:23I think I know what's wrong.

01:02:25It's the poachers.

01:02:26There's been some trouble on the island.

01:02:28Look after Mrs. Van Heerden.

01:02:29I'll be all right.

01:02:31I'm going to call the coast guard.

01:02:32The boat was in the harbor this morning.

01:02:33They shouldn't be far away.

01:02:40It's getting late.

01:03:11The coast guard boat should be here in about 10 minutes.

01:03:13In case anyone's hurt, you should take the doctor along.

01:03:15I tried to get a doctor, but he's out on his rounds.

01:03:17I've done first aid, and I'd like to come with you anyway.

01:03:20All right, Mrs. Van Heerden.

01:03:21It shouldn't be too long.

01:03:22Let's get on the harbor quickly.

01:03:26What?

01:03:27I hope the engine keeps running.

01:03:28It's getting pretty hot.

01:03:29Don't worry.

01:03:30With a bit of luck, we'll be all right.

01:03:33If we put the kids away, they won't check on the island till tomorrow.

01:03:36By then, they won't be able to catch us.

01:03:39Here they come.

01:03:57Got your message, Mackenzie.

01:03:58Hello, Mrs. Van Heerden.

01:03:59You coming too?

01:04:00If I may.

01:04:01Sure, come aboard.

01:04:03Don't tell me he's coming as well.

01:04:08Please.

01:04:09It's due to him we knew something was wrong.

01:04:11All right.

01:04:38David, I'm frightened.

01:04:53She'll be all right.

01:05:05She'll be all right.

01:05:11She'll be all right.

01:05:17It's almost four o'clock.

01:05:45It'll soon be dark.

01:05:51Ann, they're coming.

01:05:52You stay here with Daddy.

01:06:00Where's Daddy?

01:06:01He's shot.

01:06:02He's in the lighthouse.

01:06:03Come on.

01:06:10Mommy, Daddy's hurt.

01:06:14Jan?

01:06:16Clara.

01:06:18Water.

01:06:24No one's dead.

01:06:26Poachers.

01:06:29They...

01:06:31They ain't no one.

01:06:33They...

01:06:34Don't try to talk.

01:06:36Everything's going to be all right.

01:06:39Go after them.

01:06:41That's what he wants, I'm sure.

01:06:51David, get me a bandage.

01:08:11Hey, look, it's Sally.

01:08:36She's not dead.

01:08:38It's been knocked out.

01:08:44Looks all right now, though.

01:08:45Oh, Sally.

01:08:52Don't say they're both coming aboard this time.

01:08:55Please, can we?

01:08:57All right.

01:08:58Get well quickly.

01:08:59See you next month.

01:09:01I'll do my best.

01:09:32I'll do my best.

01:09:37I'll do my best.

Sandy The Seal | Full Movie | Robert Lynn | Heinz Drache, Marianne Koch, David Richards

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