The Secret Garden Full Movie | Classic Cartoon
The story of a young orphan girl who goes to live with her aloof, hunchback uncle and his mysterious family, and discovers a locked garden which becomes the greatest mystery of all!
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00:00:37Is this the last house to close up today, Sarge?
00:00:40Afraid not. Still got the Lennox place.
00:00:44I wonder why Captain Lennox didn't clear out his family when the cholera took hold.
00:00:48Would have thought he'd have known better.
00:00:50Yeah, his wife refused to leave.
00:00:52Pretty thing, but stubborn.
00:00:55Pretend she'd miss a dinner party.
00:00:57Can you imagine? With cholera about.
00:00:59Nobody's left then.
00:01:01Don't think so.
00:01:03Just have to close up the place now.
00:01:11Somebody come here at once!
00:01:14I command someone to help me or I'll scream!
00:01:17Scream!
00:01:30Where is everybody?
00:01:37Stale, lazy servants!
00:01:40Mother! Father!
00:01:44Why do they always leave me alone?
00:01:53What are you doing in my house?
00:01:56Your house?
00:01:58Yes, I am Mary Lennox, Captain Lennox's daughter.
00:02:02I can't believe it. She's actually been forgotten.
00:02:05I have not been forgotten!
00:02:08Find my servants! Find my parents!
00:02:11Oh, poor kid. There's nobody left to find, love.
00:02:14The servants have all fled.
00:02:16Listen, Missy, your parents died from the cholera
00:02:19and were carried away in the night.
00:02:21They can't be dead!
00:02:23Who will take care of me?
00:02:25Don't you worry, love.
00:02:27We'll find you a home.
00:02:29We'll find you a home.
00:02:39Home, now I can hardly hear the word
00:02:44And to think of all the times I've heard it said
00:02:52Home, home is an ever flying bird
00:02:57Who can never quite decide to rest his head
00:03:05Let them talk of home
00:03:08I don't want to hear it
00:03:12Please don't get my hopes up now
00:03:17Till I am near it
00:03:20I will call it home
00:03:24I don't care what other people say
00:03:29As long as I'm alone
00:03:32It isn't home anyway
00:03:54Well, Mary, I suppose I should tell you something
00:03:58about your uncle's house.
00:04:00Misselthwaite Manor is a queer place.
00:04:02Very gloomy.
00:04:04It's 600 years old on the edge of a moor.
00:04:07There are over a hundred rooms,
00:04:10though most of them are shut up and locked.
00:04:12Mrs. Medlock, if I want to know anything,
00:04:15please tell me.
00:04:17I don't want to know anything.
00:04:20Mrs. Medlock, if I want to know anything,
00:04:23I'll ask my aunt.
00:04:25Your aunt has been dead for ten years.
00:04:27Ten years?
00:04:29And your uncle's not fond of children.
00:04:35Home, home is a memory of a bed
00:04:40Where I woke and found the final page had turned
00:04:47Let them talk of home
00:04:51I don't want to hear it
00:04:55Please don't get my hopes up now
00:05:00Till I am near it
00:05:03I will call it home
00:05:06I don't care what other people say
00:05:11As long as I'm alone
00:05:15It isn't home anyway
00:05:19Come along then, Mary.
00:05:21Hurry up. Look sharp, girl. We haven't got all day.
00:05:45Huh?
00:05:59Missile freight. Impressive, don't you think?
00:06:15Well, here we are. Follow me.
00:06:19I'll show you to your room.
00:06:45Come on!
00:07:00Evening, Mrs. Medlock.
00:07:02Good evening.
00:07:04Is everything going well?
00:07:06As well as we could hope.
00:07:09Thank you very much, Mrs. Medlock.
00:07:11Good night.
00:07:16Why didn't my uncle say hello?
00:07:19That wasn't your uncle Archibald.
00:07:21That was Dr. Craven, his brother.
00:07:23When shall I meet my uncle, then?
00:07:25Your uncle does not wish to see you.
00:07:28And my job is to make sure he's not disturbed
00:07:31and that he doesn't see what he doesn't want to see.
00:07:36Well, here you are.
00:07:38This room is where you'll live.
00:07:40And you must keep to it.
00:07:43I will do as I like.
00:07:47You will do as the master wishes.
00:07:55I'll have your supper sent up to you.
00:07:57Don't bother.
00:07:59I'm going to bed.
00:08:02I'll have your supper sent up to you.
00:08:04Don't bother. I'm not hungry.
00:08:12What a horrible place this is.
00:08:25I wish I were back in India.
00:08:27I wish I were anywhere but here.
00:08:31I wish I were back in India.
00:08:49Good morning, Miss Mary.
00:08:51Time to rise and shine.
00:08:53Poor dear, you must have been tired
00:08:56falling asleep in your travelling clothes.
00:08:59Who are you?
00:09:00I'm Martha.
00:09:02Did you sleep well, dear?
00:09:04Of course not.
00:09:05This is the noisiest house I've ever been in.
00:09:08Aye, the winds make a terrible uproar at night,
00:09:12wuthering round the house and squalling
00:09:15in all the nooks and crannies.
00:09:17It's a wonder anyone gets any sleep at all.
00:09:20Are you going to be my servant?
00:09:22Oh, I do bits and bobs of housework,
00:09:25and I'm to keep an eye on you.
00:09:27But you shouldn't need much waiting on.
00:09:29Then who's going to dress me?
00:09:31Can't you dress yourself?
00:09:33It's not a question of can't.
00:09:35It's a question of won't.
00:09:37It's just not the custom in India.
00:09:39Strange customs in India.
00:09:42Things are much stranger here.
00:09:44Well, here in Yorkshire, it's the custom for children
00:09:48to put on their own clothes.
00:09:50Aye, you'll have the knack of it in no time.
00:09:57Ah, the most pathetic excuse for a garden I've ever seen.
00:10:01Ah!
00:10:02Ah!
00:10:03Ah!
00:10:04Ah!
00:10:05Ah!
00:10:06Ah!
00:10:07Ah!
00:10:08Ah!
00:10:09Ah!
00:10:10Ah!
00:10:11Ah!
00:10:12Ah!
00:10:13Ah!
00:10:14Ah!
00:10:15Ah!
00:10:16Ah!
00:10:17Ah!
00:10:18Ah!
00:10:19Ah!
00:10:20Ah!
00:10:21Ah!
00:10:22Ah!
00:10:23Ah!
00:10:24Ah!
00:10:25Ah!
00:10:26Ah!
00:10:27Hey, why'd you do that?
00:10:32Don't you dare let that happen again!
00:10:37Stop tormenting poor creatures that never caused you any harm!
00:10:41Who are you to tell me what to do?
00:10:43I'm Ben Weatherstuffer, seat of the gardens.
00:10:45Then why are all the gardens dead?
00:10:48You would have been fired in India if the gardens looked like this!
00:10:53Gardens aren't dead, lass.
00:10:54It's just winter, soon it'll be spring, you'll see.
00:10:59Green crocuses and daffodils will push up
00:11:01through this very soil.
00:11:04Where will I find them?
00:11:06Maybe if you didn't throw sticks at Robin,
00:11:08he'd be your friend and show you.
00:11:11I don't need any help and I don't need any friends.
00:11:14Suit yourself, we're a good bit alike, we two.
00:11:18We're both sour as we look and got the same nasty tempers.
00:11:21Fancy such insolence from a gardener.
00:11:25♪
00:11:35♪
00:11:45That's very rude, Cat, you mustn't do that.
00:11:48I say you've met Dodgy, Link.
00:11:50Who's Cat?
00:11:51She used to be your Aunt Lillian's cat,
00:11:54but for years, she's belonged to no-one.
00:11:57Belonged to no-one?
00:11:59Then she shall belong to me.
00:12:01♪
00:12:06What is that noise?
00:12:08It's only the, uh, wind, dear.
00:12:11Drink your tea.
00:12:13I'm finished with my tea.
00:12:15It's not only the wind.
00:12:17♪
00:12:27♪
00:12:37Aren't you a sight for sore eyes?
00:12:40I'm going back to my room.
00:12:43I'm going back to my room.
00:12:45How then, dear?
00:12:47You needn't do that.
00:12:49I live here, I tuck there,
00:12:51and you'll be as right as rain.
00:12:53I've brought something for you.
00:12:56What is that for?
00:12:58For?
00:12:59They've not got skipping ropes in India.
00:13:02Just watch me.
00:13:05I'll show you how it's done.
00:13:07You tuck in your dress, and here goes.
00:13:10♪
00:13:20When I was twelve, I could skip to a hundred.
00:13:24Of course, I was in practice then, and not so fat.
00:13:28I'm going to skip to a hundred.
00:13:30Perhaps on the moor, you'll meet my brother, Dickon.
00:13:34He talks to the animals.
00:13:36Some say he's an animal charmer.
00:13:38There are no animal charmers, except in India, of course.
00:13:42Come along, Darjeeling.
00:13:45Come along then, Darjeeling.
00:13:47Darjeeling won't go out.
00:13:49She's strictly a house cat.
00:13:51A house cat? You're just a scaredy cat.
00:13:56One, two, three, four.
00:14:00Oh!
00:14:02Oh!
00:14:08Seventeen, eighteen,
00:14:11nine, ten, eleven,
00:14:15twelve, thirteen,
00:14:18fourteen, fifteen,
00:14:21sixteen,
00:14:23eighteen.
00:14:27No flowers yet, Mary.
00:14:35Hello, Robin.
00:14:39Where are you going?
00:14:42I can't climb that wall.
00:14:46There has to be a door around here somewhere.
00:14:54There's no way in.
00:15:16Ninety-three, ninety-four, ninety-five,
00:15:20ninety-six, ninety-seven, ninety-eight,
00:15:23ninety-nine, a hundred!
00:15:25I did it! I did it!
00:15:31It's here. Spring is here.
00:15:34I must tell Ben.
00:15:46It won't open.
00:15:49Need any help?
00:15:55No, I don't need any help.
00:16:01You must be Ticken.
00:16:04And you must be Mistress Mary.
00:16:06Pleased to meet you.
00:16:09Did you really throw a stick at Robin?
00:16:12How'd you know about that?
00:16:14You are an animal charmer.
00:16:17Anybody can understand the animals if they really want to.
00:16:21He likes you.
00:16:25Do you know what's behind the walls?
00:16:27Nobody knows what's behind the walls.
00:16:30No one's been allowed inside.
00:16:32Been locked up for ten whole years.
00:16:35I wonder why.
00:16:37Let's come back tomorrow and find a way in.
00:16:39I must get in there.
00:16:41We aren't supposed to.
00:16:43But all right.
00:16:45I'd better get back. It's getting late.
00:16:47Nice to meet you.
00:16:49Tomorrow, then.
00:16:59Ticken's wonderful!
00:17:01I thought you two were.
00:17:03Robin talks to him, you know.
00:17:05Ticken knew all about the stick I threw.
00:17:12Mary, you must go to your room and clean yourself up.
00:17:15The Master wants to see you.
00:17:18Come on. I'll help you get ready.
00:17:23I'll help you get ready.
00:17:47Don't be afraid.
00:17:49I'm your Uncle Archibald.
00:17:51I'm not frightened.
00:17:53Are you well?
00:17:55Yes.
00:17:56I'm sorry for your loss, child.
00:17:59I know how you must feel.
00:18:01It doesn't matter.
00:18:03You know, I almost forgot you were here.
00:18:07I intended to send you a governess or a nurse, but I forgot.
00:18:13I don't need anyone to take care of me.
00:18:16Please don't make me have a governess.
00:18:19I'm just getting used to it here.
00:18:22You're trembling.
00:18:24Don't be so frightened.
00:18:26You may do what you like.
00:18:28Really?
00:18:29Of course.
00:18:30A child like you couldn't do any harm.
00:18:33Is there anything you want?
00:18:36Toys? Books? Dolls?
00:18:39Might I have a bit of earth to grow things in?
00:18:45Someone I cherished very much loved the earth and things that grow.
00:18:52Was that my Aunt Lillian?
00:18:54Yes.
00:18:57Yes, it was.
00:19:00Well, Mary, I'm traveling to Scotland tonight on business.
00:19:05I'll be gone a considerable time.
00:19:08While I'm gone, Mrs. Medlock will be in charge.
00:19:11Yes, sir.
00:19:14Goodbye.
00:19:15Goodbye, Mary.
00:19:29I wonder what that noise is.
00:19:31It certainly doesn't sound like any wind I ever heard before.
00:19:35I'm going to find out what that is once and for all.
00:19:45You deserve to be in charge here at Misselthwaite.
00:19:49Your brother doesn't appreciate it.
00:19:51For heaven's sake, he's hardly ever here.
00:19:53Yes, well, that is true.
00:19:56Don't forget this.
00:19:58I've put in a few extra pounds from the household account.
00:20:02I know what a time you've had of it.
00:20:06Good night, Mrs. Medlock.
00:20:08Good night, Dr. Craven.
00:20:15Mary Lennox!
00:20:17What are you doing out of your room?
00:20:23Stop it! Let go of me!
00:20:29You were told to keep to your room.
00:20:32You have defied my orders, and that is something I will not allow.
00:20:44I'm supposed to meet Dickon today.
00:20:47Now what am I going to do?
00:20:53Don't go! Please!
00:20:56Do you want me to follow you?
00:21:05Wait! Don't go so fast!
00:21:14Don't go so fast!
00:21:45Thank you, Darjeeling. Thank you.
00:21:48Aren't you coming?
00:21:53Dickon!
00:21:57I'm too late.
00:22:00If only you could talk to me like you talk to Dickon.
00:22:04Maybe then you could tell me where the key is.
00:22:11I don't understand!
00:22:17Eric! Eric! Eric!
00:22:20Eric!
00:22:22Eric!
00:22:24Eric!
00:22:26Eric!
00:22:28Eric!
00:22:30It's the way we say the things you want to hear.
00:22:33Eric!
00:22:35Eric!
00:22:37Make it so we're absolutely clear.
00:22:40Eric!
00:22:42Eric!
00:22:44A melody that says more than you think.
00:22:47Eric!
00:22:50Eric!
00:22:52A greeting card and auditory ink.
00:22:55If you listen to the bullfrog croak
00:22:58Or the squirrel or the owl or the lamb
00:23:02All the mysteries of nature are clearly heard.
00:23:09If you listen to the meaning, not the word.
00:23:16Every neigh, every whinny, every howl, every bleat
00:23:20A language I'm beginning to decode
00:23:23Every quack, every gobble, every squawk, every squeak
00:23:27Is a secret ready to explode.
00:23:30If you listen to the bullfrog croak
00:23:34Or the squirrel or the owl or the lamb
00:23:38All the mysteries of nature are clearly heard.
00:23:45If you listen to the meaning, not the word.
00:23:51If you listen to the meaning, not the word.
00:24:01Can you help me? Do you know where the key is?
00:24:04In the hollow between the branches of the tree.
00:24:11Here it is! I found it!
00:24:14Yes! You found it!
00:24:20Yes!
00:24:42A garden! A secret garden!
00:24:46How still it is!
00:24:49I'm the first person who's been in here for years.
00:24:57This used to be the loveliest spot in all of England.
00:25:01Is that why you wanted to show it to me?
00:25:04Oh, yes. You see, I remember it the way it was.
00:25:09It must have been beautiful once.
00:25:12What are you two up to?
00:25:20You do remind me of your Aunt Lillian.
00:25:24What was she like?
00:25:26Oh, the prettiest, kindest lass ever to grace the manor.
00:25:32What was she like?
00:25:34Oh, the prettiest, kindest lass ever to grace the manor.
00:25:39Oh, Robin, look at these little things, it's like magic.
00:26:04I must tell Dickon.
00:26:07A garden of my very own.
00:26:14Dickon, Dickon, I have a wonderful surprise.
00:26:33Woah, Bartholomew, woah, it's just Mistress Mary.
00:26:38I've found the way into the garden. Come on, I'll show you.
00:26:42Let's go.
00:26:52I've climbed that tree for years. It's a wonder I've never found it before.
00:26:58Well, I was waiting to tell the right person.
00:27:02Yes, he was waiting for me. It was magic that told him it was me.
00:27:08Well, blow me down. You've learned, Robin.
00:27:11Yes, I have. Do you want to see the garden?
00:27:15Do you think we should go in there? After all, it is locked.
00:27:20Uncle Archibald said I could have any piece of earth I like.
00:27:24And I like this one. After all, nobody's using it.
00:27:36Yee, it's a queer pretty place. Almost like a dream.
00:27:58A body might think this was dead, but I don't believe it is. Not down to the root.
00:28:04How do you know?
00:28:07See that? It's wick as you or I.
00:28:10I'm glad it's wick. What's wick?
00:28:14Wick? That's Yorkshire. It means it's got life in it.
00:28:19Well, then I want them all to be wick.
00:28:22With a little tending by summer, there'll be fountains of roses.
00:28:48Why, who did this?
00:28:50I did. They were so little and they looked as if they couldn't breathe.
00:28:55A gardener couldn't have done better.
00:28:58Eee, there will be a sight. There's a lot of work to do here.
00:29:03I can dig and pull up weeds. Whatever needs to be done.
00:29:07Eee, I wouldn't want to make it all clipped and spic and span.
00:29:11It's nicer like this, with things running wild, swinging and catching hold of each other.
00:29:19Yes, it will be a magical garden.
00:29:29Oh, I wish you'd been there.
00:29:32It once was a beautiful garden.
00:29:35You've been in the garden?
00:29:37Oh, Mary, you can understand me.
00:29:40The garden's marvellous. So full of fabulous smells.
00:29:45But it's so dangerous out there.
00:29:55That's not just the wind wuthering. It's different.
00:29:59It sounds like someone's crying.
00:30:01You know every inch of mistletoe. Can you help me find out what's making that noise?
00:30:06You don't want to find that noise.
00:30:09You do know something. Show me.
00:30:12If I must.
00:30:22I need a candle.
00:30:24I don't. Follow me.
00:30:40Darjeeling!
00:30:42Sorry. Those rats were as big as poodles.
00:30:47What a scaredy-cat.
00:30:49You can't leave me alone. I don't know how to get back.
00:30:56Don't worry. We're almost there.
00:31:09Help!
00:31:26We're here.
00:31:29Help!
00:31:34Help!
00:31:38The coast is clear. Let's go.
00:31:43Help!
00:31:50Help!
00:31:53Help!
00:31:58Here we go.
00:32:00I'm right behind you.
00:32:03Help!
00:32:27Who are you?
00:32:29Are you a ghost?
00:32:31Hello? Are you?
00:32:34I am Colin Craven. Who are you?
00:32:38I'm Mary Lennox, from India. Mr. Craven is my uncle.
00:32:42He's my father.
00:32:44Your father? Nobody told me Uncle Archibald had a son.
00:32:48That's because I won't let them.
00:32:53Everyone in Mistlethoate must do as I say.
00:32:56Because I'm ill.
00:32:58If I grow up, I'll probably be a hunchback like my father.
00:33:03But no one believes I shall live to grow up.
00:33:06What a strange house this is.
00:33:09Everything is locked up and kept secret.
00:33:12No wonder you cry.
00:33:14I do not.
00:33:15You do too. I know because you keep me up.
00:33:18I really wish you wouldn't make such a fuss.
00:33:21What's this?
00:33:22Nothing. Leave it alone.
00:33:26I said leave it alone!
00:33:28I don't want to see it.
00:33:30If you tell me why you keep it covered, I'll tell you a secret.
00:33:34I've never had a secret.
00:33:36It's a picture of my mother.
00:33:39My father hates me because she died when I was born.
00:33:42My parents died in an epidemic in India.
00:33:46Oh. You're all alone.
00:33:49As well.
00:33:50I have a garden. A secret garden.
00:33:54It's a wondrous place.
00:33:57Tell me all about it.
00:33:59Robin lives there. And the crocuses are coming up.
00:34:02And by summer, there are going to be lots and lots of roses.
00:34:05It will be as beautiful as the gardens in India.
00:34:08India?
00:34:10My father brought me something from India once.
00:34:15It's very handsome.
00:34:17Oh, Mary. I want to see the garden ever so badly.
00:34:21Why don't you come with me?
00:34:24I can't. I can't walk.
00:34:28Dickon could push your wheelchair.
00:34:30Dickon?
00:34:31Martha's brother. He's the only other person who knows about the garden.
00:34:35Good. Then he shall push my wheelchair and we can go to the garden.
00:34:39Just the three of us.
00:34:41Uh-oh. I'd better get back to my room before Mrs. Medlock catches me.
00:34:45I'll come back tomorrow. I promise.
00:34:52Just dream about the garden.
00:35:08I want to go outside now! Now!
00:35:12Not now, my boy.
00:35:14I don't think that's the best thing for you right now.
00:35:18I don't think that's the best thing for you right now.
00:35:21I am not your boy and I don't care what you think.
00:35:24If you go outside, you'll catch your death.
00:35:27If I'm not going to live anyway, what difference does it make?
00:35:31I tell you what, my lad.
00:35:34Journey outside is out of the question today.
00:35:38But I'll leave a prescription for you with Mrs. Medlock and we'll see how you are in a week.
00:35:45What could possibly have got into that boy?
00:35:48I can't imagine his going out would hurt anything.
00:35:51In fact, there's always the chance it could make him feel better.
00:35:55Precisely the problem.
00:35:57Better double the prescription, Doctor.
00:36:00Do you think that's wise?
00:36:02Look what a tantrum he just threw.
00:36:04The child is out of control.
00:36:06Right you are.
00:36:08Be careful with this. It's stronger than he's used to.
00:36:16Please let it still be there. Please.
00:36:26It's even prettier than before.
00:36:29Yeah, I've brought these tools.
00:36:32Let me show you how to use them.
00:36:39That's right. That's right, Mary.
00:36:42The earth has got to breathe.
00:36:46Diggan, do you know about Colin?
00:36:48What does that know about him?
00:36:51Well, I've met him.
00:36:53He can't walk.
00:36:55He's afraid he might be a hunchback if he grows up.
00:36:58And he thinks his father hates him.
00:37:00Do you think his father hates him?
00:37:02No, and he oughtn't think like that.
00:37:05No lad could get well with thoughts like those.
00:37:08If he were out here with us,
00:37:10he'd be watching for buds to break on the rosemary.
00:37:13He'd be watching for buds to break on the rose bushes.
00:37:16Not thinking dreary thoughts.
00:37:18I believe you're right.
00:37:22I don't know about that.
00:37:24There's something you ought to know.
00:37:28Ten years ago, Mr. Craven was happier than he'd ever been in his life.
00:37:36They had spent a hundred other days just like this one.
00:37:44He asked Miss Craven to go inside,
00:37:47but she loved that garden so.
00:37:51Then, something terrible happened.
00:37:59Colin was born later that day.
00:38:01Lillian was determined to see that child into the world.
00:38:06Colin was born later that day.
00:38:08Lillian was determined to see that child into the world.
00:38:13But she died soon afterward.
00:38:16Poor, wretched Mr. Craven
00:38:18only came to the garden once after that
00:38:21to lock it up forever.
00:38:25Robin, don't you see?
00:38:27Colin must come here.
00:38:29The fall killed his mother,
00:38:31and he thinks his birth did.
00:38:33I'm sure learning the truth would heal him most of all.
00:38:36I think you're right, Murray.
00:38:38Besides, I think Miss Lillian would have liked for him to know this garden.
00:38:45Ah!
00:38:49Ah!
00:38:52No, get away from me! I'm not taking it!
00:38:55Ah!
00:38:57No, get away from me!
00:38:59Ah!
00:39:01Get away from me!
00:39:03Ah!
00:39:05Ah!
00:39:08Take this, and you'll feel better.
00:39:11No, I won't!
00:39:13Ah!
00:39:16What do you think you're doing?
00:39:20Not talking to you!
00:39:23What are you doing here?
00:39:25You have disobeyed me, again!
00:39:27Go to your room.
00:39:29We must leave Master Colin to rest.
00:39:32I want Murray to stay!
00:39:34I want you to go, Medlock!
00:39:36Everyone must do as I say!
00:39:38Very well, Master Colin.
00:39:46Ah!
00:39:48You tell me what you're screaming about this instant!
00:39:51Ah!
00:39:53You stop! You stop!
00:39:55Stop! I can scream louder and longer than you!
00:39:58Ah!
00:40:02You... you... you didn't come to see me today!
00:40:06That's right! I was outside with Dickon!
00:40:09You promised to come see me! You promised!
00:40:12I didn't say what time!
00:40:14You may not see Dickon anymore! You will only see me!
00:40:18I'll see Dickon all I want! He's the finest boy I've ever met!
00:40:23If I stop seeing anyone, it will be you!
00:40:28Oh!
00:40:31Go ahead! Scream till you're blue!
00:40:36There's nothing wrong with you! It's just hysterics and temper!
00:40:40Just hysterics, hysterics, hysterics!
00:40:43Felt a lump on my back. It's started.
00:40:46I'm going to end up just like my father!
00:40:49I'll wager there's nothing the matter with your back.
00:40:52Here, let me have a look.
00:40:59There's not a single lump here.
00:41:01But I felt it!
00:41:03All you feel's backbone lumps.
00:41:05And you can only feel them because you're so thin.
00:41:08I've got backbone lumps and they used to stick out too until I got fatter.
00:41:12Do you think I could live to grow up?
00:41:16If you stop all your screaming and get some fresh air,
00:41:19I don't see why you shouldn't live to be a hundred.
00:41:22Do you think so? Would you tell me about your day, please?
00:41:26How was the garden?
00:41:28Oh, Colin, you wouldn't believe how fast it's growing.
00:41:31Did you tell Dickon about me?
00:41:33Yes. He said he'd be happy to push your wheelchair to the garden.
00:41:37I can't go to the garden.
00:41:39Why not?
00:41:40Dr. Craven and Mrs. Medlock won't let me go out.
00:41:43I thought everybody has to do as you say.
00:41:49We're going out and we want to be left alone, Medlock.
00:41:51Master Colin!
00:41:53You mustn't forget that you're a very sick boy.
00:41:56That is precisely what I must forget.
00:41:59Come on, Mary. Come on, Dickon. We're off.
00:42:02That girl is trouble.
00:42:05She's a bad influence on Colin.
00:42:07Can't you see she's undermining our positions?
00:42:24You take the chair, Mary, while I get on with things here.
00:42:30It's wonderful to think I never knew it was here.
00:42:34And it's only spring. Just imagine what it will look like in full bloom.
00:42:43I can imagine a garden full of sunlight streaming down
00:42:51Nourishing even the tiniest buds as they spring up from the ground
00:42:59There'll be hyacinth and chrysanthemums, a petunia, even a rose
00:43:07We'll watch it as it grows
00:43:15Spring will have brought us a rain cloud, nature's great big watering can
00:43:23Can you imagine us pruning the leaves till my face is rosy tan?
00:43:31Flowers come alive, flourish and survive out from under the heaviest storm
00:43:40Growing, growing, grown
00:43:48Colour will be seen, red and blue and green
00:43:52We'll be turning up every last stone
00:43:56Growing, growing, grown
00:44:04What are you scallywags doing in garden?
00:44:07Who are you?
00:44:09Get out!
00:44:15This is Mrs Craven's garden. Nobody's allowed to go inside. Nobody!
00:44:21You're Master Colin.
00:44:24Of course I'm Master Colin. Who else would I be?
00:44:27Of course I'm Master Colin. Who else would I be?
00:44:30I knew your mother. What's that been doing with the self?
00:44:34Hiding out and letting people think you're a half-wit and a cripple?
00:44:38I'm not a half-wit and I can walk if I want to.
00:44:58I knew he shouldn't be in here.
00:45:00Colin, are you all right?
00:45:06He's just shaking. He'll be right to us, rain in a minute or two.
00:45:10Don't worry, Mary. I'll be all right.
00:45:13I'm so glad.
00:45:15Right. Let's go.
00:45:18He's just shaking. He'll be right to us, rain in a minute or two.
00:45:22Don't worry, Mary. I'll be all right.
00:45:25I'm so glad.
00:45:27Right. Then clear out, the lot of you.
00:45:30Now, see here.
00:45:35Oh, Ben, we love the garden so. See how we're tending it?
00:45:40Aunt Lillian would have liked the garden to be brought back to life. I just know it.
00:45:45Aye, that she would have.
00:45:47I want to help in the garden.
00:45:49I'll work on it every day. I shall get stronger and stronger.
00:45:57Look, Ben. He can do it. He can do it. He can.
00:46:01I shall make my father proud of me. I will learn to walk.
00:46:05It will be a surprise and no one must say anything about it.
00:46:18You'll make a man yet. God bless thee.
00:46:22Did you see how flushed Master Colin was when he came home yesterday?
00:46:26I certainly did.
00:46:28He seems to be getting more and more difficult. And louder, too.
00:46:33Before that wretched Mary came to Misslethwaite, everything was fine, just fine.
00:46:38She's upsetting Colin and ruining my plans.
00:46:41I had everything under control.
00:46:44But what can we do?
00:46:46Here. You must write to your brother. We will simply have to have the girl sent away.
00:46:50Is that necessary? She's just a young girl, after all.
00:46:54If we are to keep control of Misslethwaite, we can't tolerate any change in the order of things.
00:47:00You wouldn't want those shortages in the house accounts to be discovered, would you?
00:47:06Certainly not. Certainly not.
00:47:09There's no question about it, Dr. Craven. We have to do this.
00:47:12Well, if you think so, Mrs. Meadow.
00:47:15Dear Archibald, I'm writing to you on a matter of great urgency.
00:47:20How does that sound?
00:47:22Keep writing.
00:47:24Miss Mary has discovered Master Colin.
00:47:27Her bad influence is putting him in great danger.
00:47:30I've got it!
00:47:32She has enticed him on us.
00:47:35I've got it!
00:47:37She has enticed him on outings that are pushing his frail little body beyond its limits.
00:47:44Who knows what danger might beset him?
00:47:47What dire consequences might befall him?
00:47:51To what depths his illness might progress?
00:47:55Really, Medlock.
00:47:57Who do you think they're for laying it on a bit thick?
00:48:00Therefore, in the best interests of the boy, I recommend that Miss Mary be sent away.
00:48:08Upon your reply, we will find an appropriate boarding school.
00:48:15Oh, don't be so glum, Colin.
00:48:17We may not be able to go out today, but I've got a surprise for you.
00:48:21A surprise?
00:48:23What sort of surprise?
00:48:25Did you know Misselthwaite has a hundred rooms?
00:48:30Mary!
00:48:35Mary!
00:48:48This is what I wanted you to see.
00:48:51It's your father's study.
00:49:01Look, Mary. Elephants.
00:49:04Just like the one Father gave me.
00:49:06That's where my elephant belongs.
00:49:20Never seen her smile before.
00:49:24Psst! Mary!
00:49:28Now it almost seems that she's smiling at me.
00:49:32Do you think she could be?
00:49:34I'm so glad I found you.
00:49:36What's the matter?
00:49:37Mrs. Medlock's trying to get your uncle to send you away.
00:49:43I overheard that old witch and Dr. Craven writing a letter to Master Archibald.
00:49:48They wrote that you're a bad influence on Colin.
00:49:52They said you're making him sicker.
00:49:54Why, that's nonsense!
00:49:56I don't think so.
00:50:00And I don't think Mr. Craven will either.
00:50:03But Colin adores Miss Mary.
00:50:05The children get on so well together.
00:50:07If there's one thing I dislike more than difficult little girls, it's meddling housemaids.
00:50:13But Mrs. Medlock...
00:50:14I think eavesdropping and insubordination are sufficient grounds for dismissal.
00:50:19Pack your things.
00:50:22You can't sack Martha!
00:50:24I shall tell my uncle about your lies and wickedness!
00:50:27I've had enough of you, Mary Lennox!
00:50:30Let go! Let go!
00:50:37Mary?
00:50:39Mary?
00:50:52Perhaps now you'll think twice before causing more trouble.
00:51:00Help! Let me out!
00:51:02Help!
00:51:05Now what shall I do?
00:51:09Why do you look so glum?
00:51:11Another cat got your cream?
00:51:14I'm not a cat.
00:51:17Why do you look so glum?
00:51:19Another cat got your cream?
00:51:21Mrs. Medlock is sending me away.
00:51:24I'd scratch her eyes out, but she's too scary.
00:51:27If there were only some way for me to contact Uncle Archibald,
00:51:31I know he wouldn't send me away.
00:51:33Think.
00:51:35What we could really use is a carrier pigeon.
00:51:40A delicious pigeon.
00:51:43That's it!
00:51:46What?
00:51:47You're brilliant!
00:51:49Robin can take a message to Uncle Archibald.
00:52:05It's no use. I've gotten too big.
00:52:10Well, that's that.
00:52:12Maybe not.
00:52:14You must do me a favor.
00:52:16Anything. Just ask.
00:52:18Go to the garden and get Robin.
00:52:20You're the only one who can save us.
00:52:23Outside? Not this old cat.
00:52:27It's out of the question.
00:52:29Not possible. I don't go outside.
00:52:32It's dangerous out there.
00:52:34Storms and lightning.
00:52:36There's no lightning now.
00:52:38Come on, Darjeeling. We're all afraid of things.
00:52:41Muster your courage.
00:52:43Think of poor Colin. You must be brave.
00:52:46I'll do my best.
00:52:52Thank you, Darjeeling. Thank you.
00:52:55Go to Robin and tell him to come here.
00:52:57And hurry!
00:52:59When this is over, I'd better get a cow full of cream.
00:53:14Robin!
00:53:39Robin! Robin!
00:53:42Wake up.
00:53:46Robin, please. It's Darjeeling.
00:53:50Darjeeling?
00:53:52You haven't been out of the house for years.
00:53:56No, I haven't, have I?
00:53:58Well, we all get over things.
00:54:01You haven't seen any lightning, have you?
00:54:04Why are you here?
00:54:06Mary needs you. She's in trouble.
00:54:08Go quickly.
00:54:13Oh, thank goodness, you're here.
00:54:15What's the matter, Ness?
00:54:17You once told me you know where my uncle stays in Scotland.
00:54:21You must take a message to him.
00:54:23Here, I've written a letter.
00:54:29Oh, no!
00:54:31Oh, no!
00:54:33Oh, no!
00:54:35Oh, no!
00:54:37Oh, no!
00:54:39Oh, no!
00:54:42Scotland, eh?
00:54:52Wait a second.
00:54:54Wait just a second.
00:55:03Colin needs you.
00:55:05Come at once.
00:55:12Robin!
00:55:19Flies, you've never flown before, Robin.
00:55:21It's ever so urgent.
00:55:42Yes?
00:55:44If you please, ma'am.
00:55:46I'm here for Mary and Colin.
00:55:48The children are staying in today.
00:55:50Master Colin's not feeling well.
00:55:52But yesterday...
00:55:53Today the children are not going out.
00:56:12What could the matter be?
00:56:14Yesterday Colin seemed weak as you or I.
00:56:20Where's Mary? I want to see Mary!
00:56:23Not today, Master Colin.
00:56:25You're far too agitated.
00:56:29If you calm down, I know you'll feel better.
00:56:32Here, take this medicine.
00:56:34It will make you feel better.
00:56:37If you calm down, I know you'll feel better.
00:56:40Here, drink this.
00:56:43No, I won't!
00:56:47I don't want your powders and potions.
00:56:49I want to see Mary!
00:56:51And if you don't let me, I'll have you sacked!
00:56:55Ha! We'll see about that.
00:57:07Listen to the child.
00:57:09His face is red, his body's hot.
00:57:11He won't stop screaming.
00:57:14If he doesn't explode, I will.
00:57:17Sounds like you need the rest more than young Colin.
00:57:20Don't you understand anything?
00:57:23You fool!
00:57:25That child is getting better and better every day.
00:57:28A bit of good luck.
00:57:30Or good doctoring.
00:57:33If Colin becomes healthy,
00:57:35then you will never be master of mistletoe.
00:57:38We must control that boy.
00:57:41Yes, I suppose you're right.
00:57:44Perhaps just a little elixir to soothe his nerves.
00:57:49I'll dip into the household funds
00:57:52and see if I can thank you in an appropriate way.
00:57:56Thank you, Mrs. Nedlark.
00:57:58That would be most appreciated.
00:58:04THUNDER RUMBLES
00:58:08THUNDER RUMBLES
00:58:33Let me out!
00:58:35You'll pay for this!
00:58:39Someone help!
00:58:41SCREAMS
00:59:05Look, Mother.
00:59:07I can almost walk.
00:59:14I can keep watch from here.
00:59:36DOORBELL RINGS
00:59:42Who is it?
00:59:44Who's there?
00:59:53Have you noticed how quiet it is?
00:59:57Why, it's so quiet you could hear a mouse drop.
01:00:01Don't like it? Not a bit.
01:00:05I have to get out of here somehow.
01:00:08Something terrible may have happened to Colin.
01:00:11I know where she keeps her keys.
01:00:13Please try and get them. Hurry!
01:00:17How do I always get myself into these things?
01:00:22Because I am the bravest one of all.
01:00:30Dickon, what are you doing here?
01:00:32I got worried. Where have you been?
01:00:35I've been left here alone and I haven't seen Mary for two days.
01:00:39I have to get you out of here.
01:00:50Be careful, Mrs. Nedlark. This is potent stuff.
01:00:54Too much could prove fatal.
01:00:56This is the maximum dosage.
01:00:59I'll go up and take a look at him before I leave.
01:01:05Seems that I've left my stethoscope in the carriage.
01:01:09Shall I meet you in Colin's room, then?
01:01:11Certainly, Dr. Craven, if you like.
01:01:14One, two, three, as I count to ten.
01:01:18My final patience is wearing thin.
01:01:22I'm sick and tired of this daily grind.
01:01:30Till now, I think I've been too polite.
01:01:34I'm going to go to bed.
01:01:37Good night.
01:01:45To claim what's due me is my right.
01:01:49And by night, the manor will be mine.
01:01:58And when the deed is over and done,
01:02:02I will have fought this battle and won.
01:02:06And I'll be right where I have deserved to be for so long.
01:02:13When this man and his wretched boy
01:02:17are thrown aside like a broken toy,
01:02:21I will enjoy that the manor will be mine.
01:02:27The manor will be mine!
01:02:35Darjeeling!
01:02:37Go on, Mary. Hurry.
01:02:40It's worse than you thought.
01:02:42Medlock's trying to poison Colin.
01:02:45Oh, no!
01:02:57Uh-oh. Quick, hide!
01:03:01Mary?
01:03:03Mary?
01:03:05Ticken, we've got to hurry.
01:03:09Let's go.
01:03:11What's going on?
01:03:13I don't have time to explain. We've got to hurry.
01:03:17Ah!
01:03:21Mary!
01:03:23Mary!
01:03:25Mary!
01:03:27Mary!
01:03:29Mary!
01:03:59I know who's behind this.
01:04:11We've got to find him.
01:04:22Ticken, you're right.
01:04:26Ticken, you go and fetch help.
01:04:28Colin and I will wait in the garden. We'll be safe there.
01:04:50Where could they have gone?
01:04:52Could they be down there?
01:04:54They wouldn't be down there. Their garden's dead, locked up forever.
01:05:01Now we've got them.
01:05:07It's magnificent.
01:05:09More beautiful than we ever dreamed.
01:05:14You thought you could hide in Mrs. Craven's garden, did you?
01:05:25For a long time now, you have defied me, Mary Lennox. No more.
01:05:30You leave her alone, Medbok. My father...
01:05:33Your father what? Your father cares nothing for you.
01:05:37He wouldn't care if you lived or died. That's why he's never here.
01:05:41That's not true.
01:05:43There you go, defying me again.
01:05:46I am in charge of Mistletoe Manor now.
01:05:50Soon I will be in charge of Mistletoe Manor forevermore.
01:05:55Is that so, Mrs. Medlock?
01:05:58Father!
01:06:00Uncle Archibald! Robin found you!
01:06:03Archibald, we have a serious problem.
01:06:06This willful child is ruining everything.
01:06:10She's put poor Colin at terrible risk.
01:06:14And yes, yes, we have a very serious problem.
01:06:19That's not true. Don't believe them, Father.
01:06:22It was Mary who helped me get well. Mary in the garden.
01:06:42There's magic in this garden.
01:06:44I can see that, Colin. I can see that perfectly well.
01:06:49I trusted and listened to you both.
01:06:52But, Mr. Craven...
01:06:54You exploited my grief and came between me and my child.
01:06:59Now, Archibald, surely you can't think I had anything to do with this.
01:07:04You should have known better.
01:07:07No, I should have known better.
01:07:11Get out of my sight, the both of you!
01:07:14Leave at once, or I'm sure the constable will want to have a word with you.
01:07:22So, this was the piece of earth you wanted so badly.
01:07:28It looks so sad and lonely.
01:07:31It will never be sad again.
01:07:34You've worked wonders in here.
01:07:38Are we going to stay together now, Father?
01:07:41You, me and Mary?
01:07:43Yes, Colin. You, me and Mary.
01:08:14I have found my home.
01:08:18I have seen my wishes coming true.
01:08:23Loving you has shown my future's right here with you.