Unrated | 1h 14min | Animation, Adventure, Family | 1 November 1957 (Soviet Union)
When the Snow Queen, a lonely and powerful fairy, kidnaps the human boy Kay, his best friend Gerda must overcome many obstacles on her journey to rescue him.
Director: Lev Atamanov (as L. Atamanov)
Writers: Hans Christian Andersen, Lev Atamanov
Stars: Vladimir Gribkov, Yanina Zheymo, Anna Komolova
When the Snow Queen, a lonely and powerful fairy, kidnaps the human boy Kay, his best friend Gerda must overcome many obstacles on her journey to rescue him.
Director: Lev Atamanov (as L. Atamanov)
Writers: Hans Christian Andersen, Lev Atamanov
Stars: Vladimir Gribkov, Yanina Zheymo, Anna Komolova
Category
🎥
Short filmTranscript
00:00:00Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way.
00:00:21Oh what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh.
00:00:26Hey!
00:00:29Hoo hoo hoo hoo!
00:00:31Well what do we do next Santa?
00:00:33The same thing we do every Christmas, Linkletter.
00:00:36Unhand me and pass out the gifts.
00:00:39Okay kids!
00:00:40Yeah!
00:00:42Alright.
00:00:43Pass out the presents.
00:00:44Here we go.
00:00:45Let's see who this one's gonna be for.
00:00:47Bobby Daniels.
00:00:48Hey, that's me!
00:00:49Hey!
00:00:50Boy, you got the first one!
00:00:51Thanks, Mr. Linkletter.
00:00:52Isn't that swell?
00:00:53Now let's see who's next here.
00:00:55Having things out for Tina Marie.
00:00:58Let's see now, who is Tina Marie?
00:01:01It's me!
00:01:02Oh, of course it's you.
00:01:04I thought you were Fred.
00:01:06Now let's see, you have a present here somewhere.
00:01:09I can't find it right now, but...
00:01:11Why don't you read this book by Hans Christian Andersen?
00:01:15It's called The Snow Queen.
00:01:17Thanks, Mr. Linkletter.
00:01:19Well, now let's see who's next.
00:01:21Dick Johnson.
00:01:22Are you here, Mr. Johnson?
00:01:23Here I am, Mr. Linkletter.
00:01:25And here you are, Mr. Johnson.
00:01:28Merry Christmas.
00:01:30Well, there must be a steamroller in this one.
00:01:32Sharon Knight.
00:01:34Here I am, Mr. Linkletter.
00:01:35There you are.
00:01:38Mr. Linkletter.
00:01:39What?
00:01:40I just remembered something.
00:01:41What?
00:01:42Can't read.
00:01:43You can't read.
00:01:45How careless of me.
00:01:47Would you read it to me?
00:01:49Well, in a little bit.
00:01:50I have some more presents to give away first.
00:01:53Here's one for Roscoe Fairchild.
00:01:57Are you sure?
00:01:59Oh.
00:02:00Thank you, Mr. Linkletter.
00:02:01There you are, Roscoe.
00:02:02Now, I'll tell you what I'll do.
00:02:05While you're waiting, this will keep you busy.
00:02:08Try to get those links apart.
00:02:10Now let me do it.
00:02:16Took me all night to do it.
00:02:18Now...
00:02:19Here.
00:02:20First, how about opening this present?
00:02:23Thanks a lot, Mr. Linkletter.
00:02:30Sharon, I think she's going to live.
00:02:33Well, Bobby, how do you like your doctor's kit?
00:02:36It's okay.
00:02:37Thanks.
00:02:38You don't seem very enthusiastic.
00:02:40You told me you wanted to be a doctor when you grew up.
00:02:42That was last week.
00:02:43Now I'm collecting rocks.
00:02:45Oh, you want to be a geologist, huh?
00:02:47What are you going to do with the rocks when you collect them?
00:02:49I'm going to throw them at my sister.
00:02:52Well, then you'll need that kit.
00:02:54Okay.
00:02:55Well, where's Marilyn Harris?
00:02:58Oh, there you are.
00:03:01Marilyn, if I gave you two wishes,
00:03:03what would you want more than anything else in the world?
00:03:06A baby brother.
00:03:08Oh.
00:03:09Well, what about the second wish?
00:03:11Can I keep that wish until I see how he works out?
00:03:16Well, this isn't a baby brother,
00:03:18but I'm sure you'll like it just as much.
00:03:21Oh, it must be a puppy.
00:03:26You like it, honey?
00:03:27Well, just like Mom's.
00:03:29Oh, I have a present for you.
00:03:31A present for me?
00:03:33Well, isn't that wonderful?
00:03:37What is it?
00:03:38It's a game.
00:03:39Put your finger in it.
00:03:41Uh-huh.
00:03:42Now put your other finger in the other end.
00:03:44Now pull.
00:03:46I'm caught.
00:03:48I'll tell you how to get out when you read me The Snow Queen.
00:03:51Well, I guess I'll read The Snow Queen.
00:03:53Let me out.
00:03:55Put your wrist together like a good little boy.
00:03:58Well, thank you.
00:04:00Tita, I'm glad we're friends.
00:04:03All right, kids, go on in.
00:04:08All right, now we're ready for the story,
00:04:10and first I want to tell you about the man who wrote The Snow Queen.
00:04:13He was born 150 years ago in a faraway land called Denmark,
00:04:19and his name was Hans Christian Andersen.
00:04:23Did he ever come to the United States?
00:04:26No, I don't believe he even spoke English,
00:04:29but his stories could be understood by children in every land,
00:04:32and they're not only for little children,
00:04:34but for the bigger ones that we call adults.
00:04:37Now, he was very famous,
00:04:38and the house where Hans Christian Andersen lived is now a museum,
00:04:42and the umbrella he carried, his boots and hat,
00:04:45all the things that he wore are in glass cases.
00:04:48Golly, I just throw my stuff on the floor.
00:04:52You better be careful, Bobby.
00:04:53Someday you may be famous,
00:04:55and your clothes had better be in good condition.
00:04:57Let's get on with the story.
00:04:59Well, Tina, I won't have to read it
00:05:01because a very, very beautiful moving picture has been made about The Snow Queen.
00:05:05I'll tell you what we'll do, all of you.
00:05:07Look, look right there.
00:05:09That's nothing but an old mirror.
00:05:11No, no, that's a magic mirror.
00:05:13Squint your eyes a little.
00:05:14Everybody, now look hard.
00:05:16Look real hard and repeat after me.
00:05:19One snowflake, two.
00:05:22One snowflake, two.
00:05:25Three snowflakes, four.
00:05:28Three snowflakes, four.
00:05:31And now you'll see The Snow Queen if you add a million more.
00:05:37Here comes the Snow Queen.
00:05:39Her head's a-spinning wide.
00:05:42Queen of the winter.
00:05:44Her kingdom is the kingdom of snow.
00:05:46She rules the mountains and the valley below.
00:05:49Her breath is the wind that frees the lake.
00:05:51She ices your window like a frosty cake.
00:05:54Around and around and around she whirls.
00:05:56Around and around the boys and girls.
00:05:59Around and around in her sleigh she flies,
00:06:01chilling their hearts with ice in their eyes.
00:06:07Here comes the Snow Queen.
00:06:09Her majesty in flight.
00:06:12Queen of the winter.
00:06:14Her kingdom is the kingdom of snow.
00:06:16She rules the mountains and the valley below.
00:06:19But the kids of spring will come one day
00:06:22and melt her heart
00:06:25all by snow away.
00:06:37There.
00:06:45Made it. I made it.
00:06:53Come on, Buck.
00:06:55Go.
00:06:57There. There I got it.
00:07:01There. There.
00:07:05There.
00:07:10My.
00:07:12Now.
00:07:14Through this book I've traveled from cover to cover a thousand times.
00:07:18Yes, sirree.
00:07:20I've talked to cabbages, kings, toads, frogs, and stars.
00:07:24And I've heard some nifty stories too.
00:07:26Excuse me.
00:07:28I'm off.
00:07:34Shake hands with my old buddy,
00:07:37the great storyteller Hans Christian Andersen.
00:07:42Ever wonder where he got the ideas for his stories?
00:07:45Not from Jenny the Chair or Max the Clock or Hugo the Desk.
00:07:49They're old stay-at-homes.
00:07:54His tales were about faraway lands
00:07:58and people who were enchanted.
00:08:01How could he think of such things?
00:08:05Who helped him?
00:08:08Twas little old me.
00:08:11Fiddle-dee-dee.
00:08:13Modest me.
00:08:15I am old dreamy.
00:08:17And I am the prince of dreams.
00:08:21But frankly, I don't look like a prince, do I?
00:08:25I'm really a little magician.
00:08:28A special kind.
00:08:31Tippity-hoo.
00:08:34Well, each night at midnight, I appear.
00:08:38After Mr. Andersen retires.
00:08:42I tippity-tiptoe over to his bed.
00:08:47Then I take a deep breath.
00:08:51So...
00:08:54And...
00:08:56I blow softly on his neck.
00:08:59His eyes close.
00:09:04I never miss.
00:09:06Then I open this.
00:09:10My magic slumberella over his head.
00:09:14Whirl it. Twirl it.
00:09:17Again and again and like this.
00:09:21And I say the magic words.
00:09:24Hippity. Hoppity.
00:09:27Oot.
00:09:28And all night he dreams of enchanted lands, kings, and magic mountains.
00:09:36When he's worked too hard, I reverse my magic with ooh, hoppity, hippity.
00:09:45Twirl this slumberella.
00:09:48And he dreams nothing.
00:09:52One night, I outdid myself absolutely.
00:09:59My magic worked like it has never worked before.
00:10:06I opened my dream slumberella and whirled it round and round.
00:10:13And in the great master's dreams, a village appeared.
00:10:18It was a quaint old village dotted with houses and narrow streets.
00:10:49GERDA
00:11:10Gerda. Gerda.
00:11:13Watch what you're doing. Be careful.
00:11:16Oh, I'm fumbly today.
00:11:19Poor Mr. Highbuttons. He must think it's raining.
00:11:24Look, Kay. There's a swallow.
00:11:33Just look at him.
00:11:35See? Bringing his girl beautiful white flowers day after day.
00:11:41Kay, I have a flower for you too.
00:11:45Kay, please. Can I be your girlfriend?
00:11:50And this one for you.
00:11:53Oh, thank you, Kay. Let's plant them in the flower pot.
00:11:58Great idea.
00:12:01Here, take it.
00:12:04They'll grow up side by side.
00:12:07Like us.
00:12:09And will always be friends.
00:12:12Like us, yes.
00:12:14And always be happy together.
00:12:17And always love each other like us.
00:12:19Forever.
00:12:20Forever.
00:12:22Kay.
00:12:24Coming.
00:12:26Gerda.
00:12:28Yes, Grandma.
00:12:30Well, goodbye, Gerda. Goodbye for now.
00:12:33Bye-bye, Kay.
00:12:38Yes, siree. I call that a pretty beginning.
00:12:43All through the summer they played in their garden of dreams.
00:12:49And then came the rains.
00:12:55Followed by ice and snow.
00:12:58On the long cold winter nights, Kay would come to visit Gerda.
00:13:03Nothing could keep them apart.
00:13:07And when it's cold and frosty outside,
00:13:13it feels so good to be warm and cozy inside.
00:13:18Look, it's snowing again.
00:13:21How gently the snowflakes swarm about.
00:13:25I called them white snow bees.
00:13:27White snow bees?
00:13:29Do they have a queen like other bees?
00:13:32Snow bees? Do they have a queen like other bees?
00:13:36Where do they come from, would you tell me?
00:13:39The snowflakes come from the very far north.
00:13:43And they fly.
00:13:45Fly?
00:13:47Fly over stormy seas, through icy winds, blizzards, and fog.
00:13:54They are loyal servants of the snow queen.
00:14:03In that palace lives the snow queen herself.
00:14:09Oh, is she real pretty?
00:14:12You can scarcely imagine how beautiful she really is.
00:14:16Cold, but beautiful.
00:14:19She is all ice.
00:14:21Glittering, dazzling ice.
00:14:25And yet she is alive.
00:14:27Her eyes shine like stars, but they have no warmth.
00:14:33There are many strange things in the frozen palace.
00:14:37There is a mirror of ice.
00:14:40And when the snow queen looks in it,
00:14:43she sees her whole kingdom.
00:14:48She sees endless fields of snow.
00:14:56Ice-bound seas.
00:14:59On many wintry nights, she flies through the city streets,
00:15:04as if she were flying.
00:15:08Ice-bound seas.
00:15:11On many wintry nights, she flies through the city streets,
00:15:16and peeps in at the windows.
00:15:22Oh, my gosh.
00:15:29Look! There she is!
00:15:32It's the snow queen!
00:15:34She's staring at us.
00:15:36There's no one.
00:15:39Don't be afraid.
00:15:43I'm sure.
00:15:46What'll we do?
00:15:48I saw the snow queen peeping in.
00:15:52Well, let her come in.
00:15:54I'll put her on the hot stove and she'll melt.
00:15:58Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:16:03Oh, just wait and see.
00:16:08The queen puddle.
00:16:11Hot, hot puddle.
00:16:15Go, splinters of ice.
00:16:18Fly away.
00:16:20Fly throughout the entire universe.
00:16:25Into the wild noise of the wind.
00:16:28Fly into the eyes and hearts of those who have offended me.
00:16:34And to him who gets a grain of ice in his eyes,
00:16:38may everything look ugly.
00:16:41And let him who gets a splinter in his heart
00:16:44become evil and do evil in the world.
00:16:49Fly, splinters of ice.
00:16:52Fly away.
00:17:01Gracious.
00:17:03What a snow storm.
00:17:05Look at those big flakes whirling about.
00:17:07Kay, there's something moving towards us.
00:17:22The snow queen.
00:17:27She's coming through our window.
00:17:29Gerda, we'll stop her. Help me close the window, quick.
00:17:31Yes, quick.
00:17:38Ouch.
00:17:39Oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:17:43Something flew into my eye.
00:17:46And something struck my heart.
00:17:50How dreadful. Maybe I can help. Let me see.
00:17:54Go away from me, pest.
00:17:58I can take care of myself.
00:18:02I was only trying to help.
00:18:04Kay, our flowers, our pretty roses, they're crushed and dying.
00:18:12Goody, throw them in the rubbish heap where they belong.
00:18:15Kay. Kay.
00:18:20Kay. Come back, Kay.
00:18:23Kay.
00:18:26Granny. Granny.
00:18:28Baby.
00:18:30Don't cry.
00:18:32Child, don't cry.
00:18:34Honey, don't.
00:18:40My heart weeps.
00:18:46Excuse...
00:18:50Excuse me.
00:18:52That evil snow queen, she has cast a spell over our boy.
00:18:59And now he's bad.
00:19:02He's very mean to dear Gerda because his heart is a lump of ice.
00:19:12How awful.
00:19:14How awful.
00:19:44Kay. Kay. Stop. Kay, please stop.
00:19:54Kay. Kay. May I come along? May I?
00:20:04Ah, you'll fall down and cry.
00:20:07You used to give me rides, Kay, and I never fell.
00:20:10And if I do, I won't cry.
00:20:13Never fell? And you won't cry?
00:20:18Then get on.
00:20:27See how wrong you were? You just did both.
00:20:34See, Kay, I'm not crying. Really, I'm not.
00:20:43Come on.
00:20:52Come on, Kay. Let's go.
00:20:55Come on.
00:20:57Come on.
00:21:13Kay! Kay, don't go! Kay, this is no queen!
00:21:42Kay!
00:21:43Kay!
00:21:44Kay!
00:21:45Kay!
00:21:46Kay!
00:21:47Kay!
00:21:48Kay!
00:21:49Kay!
00:21:50Kay!
00:21:51Kay!
00:21:52Kay!
00:21:53Kay!
00:21:54Kay!
00:21:55Kay!
00:21:56Kay!
00:21:57Kay!
00:21:58Kay!
00:21:59Kay!
00:22:00Kay!
00:22:01Kay!
00:22:02Kay!
00:22:03Kay!
00:22:04Kay!
00:22:05Kay!
00:22:06Kay!
00:22:07Kay!
00:22:08Kay!
00:22:09Kay!
00:22:10Kay!
00:22:11Kay!
00:22:12Kay!
00:22:13Kay!
00:22:14Kay!
00:22:15Kay!
00:22:16Kay!
00:22:17Kay!
00:22:18Kay!
00:22:19Kay!
00:22:20Kay!
00:22:21Kay!
00:22:22Kay!
00:22:23Kay!
00:22:24Kay!
00:22:25Kay!
00:22:26Kay!
00:22:27Kay!
00:22:28Kay!
00:22:29Kay!
00:22:30Kay!
00:22:31Kay!
00:22:32Kay!
00:22:33Kay!
00:22:34Kay!
00:22:35Kay!
00:22:36Kay!
00:22:37Kay!
00:22:38Kay!
00:22:39Kay!
00:22:40Kay!
00:22:41Kay!
00:22:42Kay!
00:22:43Kay!
00:22:44Kay!
00:22:45Kay!
00:22:46Kay!
00:22:47Kay!
00:22:48Kay!
00:22:49Kay!
00:22:50Kay!
00:22:51Kay!
00:22:52Kay!
00:22:53Kay!
00:22:54Kay!
00:22:55Kay!
00:22:56Kay!
00:22:57Kay!
00:22:58Kay!
00:22:59Kay!
00:23:00Kay!
00:23:01Kay!
00:23:02Kay!
00:23:03Kay!
00:23:04Kay!
00:23:05Kay!
00:23:06Kay!
00:23:07Kay!
00:23:08Kay!
00:23:09Kay!
00:23:10Kay!
00:23:11Kay!
00:23:12Kay!
00:23:13Kay!
00:23:14Kay!
00:23:15Kay!
00:23:16Kay!
00:23:17Kay!
00:23:18Kay!
00:23:19Kay!
00:23:20Kay!
00:23:21Kay!
00:23:22Kay!
00:23:23Kay!
00:23:24Kay!
00:23:25Kay!
00:23:26Kay!
00:23:27Kay!
00:23:28Kay!
00:23:29Kay!
00:23:30Kay!
00:23:31Kay!
00:23:32Kay!
00:23:33Kay!
00:23:34Kay!
00:23:35Kay!
00:23:36Kay!
00:23:37Kay!
00:23:38Kay!
00:23:39Kay!
00:23:40Kay!
00:23:41Kay!
00:23:42Kay!
00:23:43Kay!
00:23:44Kay!
00:23:45Kay!
00:23:46Kay!
00:23:47Kay!
00:23:48Kay!
00:23:49Kay!
00:23:50Kay!
00:23:51Kay!
00:23:52Kay!
00:23:53Kay!
00:23:54Kay!
00:23:55Kay!
00:23:56Kay!
00:23:57Kay!
00:23:58Kay!
00:23:59Kay!
00:24:00Kay!
00:24:01Kay!
00:24:02Kay!
00:24:03Kay!
00:24:04Kay!
00:24:05Kay!
00:24:06Kay!
00:24:07Kay!
00:24:08Kay!
00:24:09Kay!
00:24:10Kay!
00:24:11Kay!
00:24:12Kay!
00:24:13Kay!
00:24:14Kay!
00:24:15Kay!
00:24:16Kay!
00:24:17Kay!
00:24:18Kay!
00:24:19Kay!
00:24:20Kay!
00:24:21Kay!
00:24:22Kay!
00:24:23Kay!
00:24:24Kay!
00:24:25Kay!
00:24:26Kay!
00:24:27Kay!
00:24:28Kay!
00:24:29Kay!
00:24:30Kay!
00:24:31Kay!
00:24:32Kay!
00:24:33Kay!
00:24:34Kay!
00:24:35Kay!
00:24:36Kay!
00:24:37Kay!
00:24:38Kay!
00:24:39Kay!
00:24:40Kay!
00:24:41Kay!
00:24:42Kay!
00:24:43Kay!
00:24:44Kay!
00:24:45Kay!
00:24:46Kay!
00:24:47Kay!
00:24:48Kay!
00:24:49Kay!
00:24:50Kay!
00:24:51Kay!
00:24:52Kay!
00:24:53Kay!
00:24:54Kay!
00:24:55Kay!
00:24:56Kay!
00:24:57Kay!
00:24:58Kay!
00:24:59Kay!
00:25:00Kay!
00:25:01Kay!
00:25:02Kay!
00:25:03Kay!
00:25:04Kay!
00:25:05Kay!
00:25:06Kay!
00:25:07Kay!
00:25:08Kay!
00:25:09Kay!
00:25:10Kay!
00:25:11Kay!
00:25:12Kay!
00:25:13Kay!
00:25:14Kay!
00:25:15Kay!
00:25:16Kay!
00:25:17Kay!
00:25:18Kay!
00:25:19Kay!
00:25:20Kay!
00:25:21Kay!
00:25:22Kay!
00:25:23Kay!
00:25:24Kay!
00:25:25Kay!
00:25:26Kay!
00:25:27Kay!
00:25:28Kay!
00:25:29Kay!
00:25:30Kay!
00:25:31Kay!
00:25:32Kay!
00:25:33Kay!
00:25:34Kay!
00:25:35Kay!
00:25:36Kay!
00:25:37Kay!
00:25:38Kay!
00:25:39Kay!
00:25:40Kay!
00:25:41Kay!
00:25:42Kay!
00:25:43Kay!
00:25:44Kay!
00:25:45Kay!
00:25:46Kay!
00:25:47Kay!
00:25:48Kay!
00:25:49Kay!
00:25:50Kay!
00:25:51Kay!
00:25:52Kay!
00:25:53Kay!
00:25:54Kay!
00:25:55Kay!
00:25:56Kay!
00:25:57Kay!
00:25:58Kay!
00:25:59Kay!
00:26:00Kay!
00:26:01Kay!
00:26:02Kay!
00:26:03Kay!
00:26:04Kay!
00:26:05Kay!
00:26:06Kay!
00:26:07Kay!
00:26:08Kay!
00:26:09Kay!
00:26:10Kay!
00:26:11Kay!
00:26:12Kay!
00:26:13Kay!
00:26:14Kay!
00:26:15Kay!
00:26:16Kay!
00:26:17Kay!
00:26:18Kay!
00:26:19Kay!
00:26:20Kay!
00:26:21Kay!
00:26:22Kay!
00:26:23Kay!
00:26:24Kay!
00:26:25Kay!
00:26:26Kay!
00:26:27Kay!
00:26:28Kay!
00:26:29Kay!
00:26:30Kay!
00:26:31Kay!
00:26:32Kay!
00:26:33Kay!
00:26:34Oh, that noise!
00:26:41Stop it!
00:26:45Stop!
00:26:47Quiet!
00:26:49Quiet!
00:26:52Oh, that noise!
00:26:54Stop it!
00:26:55Stop!
00:26:57Quiet!
00:26:59Quiet!
00:27:02Oh, you poor little dear.
00:27:07You are much too young to gallivant on a river.
00:27:13I was searching for my playmate, Kay.
00:27:17I was searching for my playmate, Kay.
00:27:20You'll still be lost tomorrow.
00:27:23You must be so tired.
00:27:26Oh, how lovely.
00:27:30Such pretty flowers.
00:27:34Oh, may I ask them a question?
00:27:36Not now, dear.
00:27:39Dear, your eyes are bleeding for sleep.
00:27:45Come along.
00:27:47That's a good girl.
00:27:48Come along.
00:27:57Now, my little flower.
00:28:00No!
00:28:02No, I must look for Kay.
00:28:05Lie down.
00:28:09Sleep, dear, sleep.
00:28:13And forget everything.
00:28:17May every day seem like an hour.
00:28:20And every hour like a minute of sleep.
00:28:26Dreams are calling.
00:28:31The Old Sweet Woman was a sorceress.
00:28:37Not wicked, but a dear, lonely sorceress.
00:28:43And she only did sorcery for her own good amusement.
00:28:50She made the world a better place.
00:28:55For her own good amusement.
00:28:59She made the little girl forget all things.
00:29:03Even the undying love she had for Kay.
00:29:08So help me.
00:29:26Do what your heart is feeling.
00:29:30Love can be so appealing.
00:29:33But do it while you're young.
00:29:38Do what the rose is saying.
00:29:41What is the point delaying?
00:29:44But do it while you're young.
00:29:49Do what the rose is saying.
00:29:52What is the point delaying?
00:29:54But do it while you're young.
00:29:58Go after the one you love.
00:30:01He needs you.
00:30:03But do this.
00:30:05Don't wait.
00:30:08And follow your heart to where it needs you.
00:30:13Tomorrow may be too late.
00:30:18Huh?
00:30:21Where am I?
00:30:23What am I doing here?
00:30:27This lady, who is she?
00:30:31I can't seem to remember anything.
00:30:41Everything looks strange.
00:30:44So strange.
00:30:48But those roses.
00:30:52Oh.
00:30:54Red and white.
00:31:02I remember.
00:31:04Kay, I must find you.
00:31:07Oh.
00:31:11Please don't.
00:31:14Please don't awaken your mistress.
00:31:18Please.
00:31:20Oh, thank you.
00:31:22Oh, dear.
00:31:23The gate is closed.
00:31:25Old Iron Gate, do listen to my plea.
00:31:27I can't delay.
00:31:28I must find Kay.
00:31:29He needs me.
00:31:30Please open wide and let me through.
00:31:32And I'll be ever so grateful to you.
00:31:34Oh.
00:31:35Oh, thank you.
00:31:39Ah!
00:31:40It's autumn.
00:31:46I'm behind those garden walls.
00:31:47It's summer.
00:31:49I'd love to stay here, but I can't.
00:31:50I must find Kay.
00:31:52Kay!
00:31:54Wrong idea.
00:31:55Ah!
00:31:57Hello.
00:31:58What's your name?
00:32:00I'm Mr. Korrax.
00:32:02Please do not.
00:32:04Oh, come little girl.
00:32:07You are out so late.
00:32:10Aren't you afraid?
00:32:13Hmm?
00:32:14Yes.
00:32:15I'm terribly frightened.
00:32:17Well, because I'm a girl.
00:32:20If you fly over anyone whose name is Kay, would you please tell me?
00:32:25Sure.
00:32:27Is Kay a boy?
00:32:29Yes.
00:32:30A good, brave, kind boy.
00:32:33A good, kind, brave boy?
00:32:37Hmm.
00:32:38Got a bird's eye view of that lad last month.
00:32:41Oh!
00:32:42Where is he now?
00:32:43He is in the palace.
00:32:45Our princess took a fancy to him.
00:32:48My Kay won't take a fancy to her.
00:32:51He will.
00:32:52This won't let your boy out of her sight.
00:32:55They're palsy-walsy.
00:32:57Oh!
00:32:58Oh!
00:32:59Oh!
00:33:00Get it?
00:33:01Mr. Korrax, please.
00:33:04Please take me to him.
00:33:06Since you don't fly, my dear, we'll trot over to the palace.
00:33:14Tell me, has he golden hair?
00:33:17Yes.
00:33:21And bright blue eyes?
00:33:25Yes, yes.
00:33:26Let's run!
00:33:27Wait!
00:33:28Wait!
00:33:29My feet are killing me!
00:33:34Welcome to the palace.
00:33:37Oh!
00:33:40How beautiful!
00:33:48Henrietta, my dear.
00:33:54This is my lady friend.
00:33:56How do you do?
00:33:58She knows everything around here.
00:34:01She is the princess's playmate.
00:34:07Glad you got here when you did.
00:34:09Tonight we're having a ball.
00:34:12Me too?
00:34:19They won't let you in the palace.
00:34:21Why not?
00:34:23You're barefoot.
00:34:25That's why.
00:34:27Is that bad?
00:34:29Oh dear, what'll I do?
00:34:31Come on, Henrietta.
00:34:33Sneak her in.
00:34:34Look, Charles.
00:34:36Don't rush.
00:34:39When everyone's asleep, I'll slip her through the back entrance.
00:34:44Well, thank you.
00:35:10Oh!
00:35:13Ah!
00:35:34Ah!
00:35:37They're all sound asleep.
00:35:40It's really quiet.
00:35:42Quiet!
00:36:00Take this.
00:36:01It may come in handy.
00:36:07Oh!
00:36:09Oh!
00:36:11There's someone standing there.
00:36:14Ha ha ha ha!
00:36:16Oh, how naive!
00:36:18Ha ha ha ha!
00:36:21Ha ha!
00:36:22That's only armor.
00:36:24Nothing inside.
00:36:27Hear that?
00:36:29Ha ha ha ha!
00:36:34Come on, girl.
00:36:35Let's not dilly-dally.
00:36:37Ha ha ha ha!
00:37:06Dear friends, will I see Kate?
00:37:09Shh, quiet.
00:37:11You won't hear us all.
00:37:12Someone's coming this way.
00:37:14Ah!
00:37:17Oh!
00:37:35Oh!
00:37:37How my heart thumps!
00:37:39Yackety, yackety, yack!
00:37:41What a perpetual chatterbox!
00:37:43Come along, come, come!
00:37:48Look!
00:37:53Another suit of armor.
00:38:00Hear that?
00:38:02Empty.
00:38:03Take it easy.
00:38:05That's a live one.
00:38:18Oh!
00:38:24Oh, well, here we are.
00:38:27At last I'll see Kate.
00:38:48Kate, wake up, dear.
00:38:52Kate!
00:38:53Oh, me boy!
00:38:55Ah!
00:38:56Kate?
00:38:58Wake up, dear.
00:39:01Oh!
00:39:03Oh!
00:39:04Oh!
00:39:05Oh!
00:39:06Oh!
00:39:07Oh!
00:39:08Oh!
00:39:09Oh!
00:39:10Oh!
00:39:11Oh!
00:39:12Oh!
00:39:13Oh!
00:39:14Oh!
00:39:15Oh!
00:39:16Oh!
00:39:17We're sunk!
00:39:18Run for the hills!
00:39:19Ah!
00:39:23Oh!
00:39:24Guards!
00:39:25Guards!
00:39:26Guards!
00:39:27Guards!
00:39:46Ah!
00:39:47Ah!
00:39:48Ah!
00:39:49Haha!
00:39:50Haha!
00:39:50Ha!
00:39:51Orr!
00:39:52Aha!
00:39:53Hahaha!
00:39:54Hahaha!
00:39:56Ha!
00:39:57Ha!
00:40:11Ha!
00:40:12Ha!
00:40:13Ha!
00:40:14Ha!
00:40:15Now what goes here?
00:40:16Don't be afraid, little girl.
00:40:20The cat got your tongue?
00:40:23Oh, please forgive me and my friends.
00:40:28Oh, how exciting!
00:40:31I thought you were my playmate, Kay.
00:40:34I've been looking everywhere for him.
00:40:37Oh, isn't this romantic?
00:40:39I just tingle.
00:40:40Guards, don't stand there like fools.
00:40:43Guards!
00:40:45Release them all!
00:40:52Guards!
00:40:53Right face!
00:40:55About face!
00:40:58March!
00:41:05Please, don't cry.
00:41:07I can't stand female tears.
00:41:10Dear, that's true love.
00:41:14Tell us more.
00:41:16Well, there you are.
00:41:20Kay wasn't in the palace.
00:41:24So then, where was he?
00:41:27Wait now.
00:41:30Let's look elsewhere.
00:41:41It's a small world.
00:41:44Turn.
00:41:47Turn.
00:41:50Well, what's this?
00:41:55The icy roof of the world.
00:41:58The land of the Snow Queen.
00:42:28Fine.
00:42:42They're nicer than flowers.
00:42:44Much nicer.
00:42:46Much.
00:42:47Oh, chunks of ice.
00:42:49Like diamonds.
00:42:50How they shine and glitter.
00:42:53They are your flowers.
00:42:55Yours.
00:42:57No, they're not.
00:43:00They don't smell like flowers.
00:43:05Kay, I've told you time and time again.
00:43:11Now remember, flowers, beauty, joy, and love are all illusions.
00:43:22They do not exist at all.
00:43:26Forget them.
00:43:28I must forget them.
00:43:31Forget flowers, beauty, love, joy.
00:43:36Forget.
00:43:37Forget.
00:43:40Do you know what joy is, Kay?
00:43:44No, I don't.
00:43:46And beauty?
00:43:47I'm not sure.
00:43:50Tell me, Kay, what is love?
00:43:54What love is?
00:43:56No.
00:43:58But I do remember.
00:44:02Gerda.
00:44:04Gerda?
00:44:05Yes.
00:44:07You remember Gerda?
00:44:09Yes.
00:44:14Child, your heart is cold.
00:44:19Ice.
00:44:21There is no room for love.
00:44:24None.
00:44:34Well, Gerda.
00:44:36We give you this golden chariot to help you find Kay.
00:44:41And this mask to keep you warm.
00:45:06Please, Gerda.
00:45:08Be careful.
00:45:15Bye.
00:45:17Thank you for everything.
00:45:21I hope you will find Kay soon.
00:45:31Bye.
00:45:33Bye-bye.
00:45:35Goodbye.
00:45:36Good luck, Gerda.
00:45:37Bye.
00:45:39It's so sad to leave.
00:45:42I love them all.
00:46:06Hey.
00:46:07Hey.
00:46:08It's gold!
00:46:09A fourteen carat gold coat.
00:46:10Get him in!
00:46:11Hey.
00:46:12Hey.
00:46:13Hey.
00:46:14Hey.
00:46:15Hey.
00:46:16Hey.
00:46:17Hey.
00:46:18Hey.
00:46:19Hey.
00:46:20Hey.
00:46:21Hey.
00:46:22Hey.
00:46:23Hey.
00:46:24Hey.
00:46:25Hey.
00:46:26Hey.
00:46:27Hey.
00:46:28Hey.
00:46:32Solid gold!
00:46:42Gold!
00:46:47A fur piece, m'lady!
00:47:01A little girl.
00:47:03Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:47:04Oh, shut up.
00:47:06My.
00:47:09And a pretty little girl.
00:47:12He, he, he.
00:47:14And so, clump, you must join us for dinner.
00:47:19You'll be the main course.
00:47:20Yes, indeedy.
00:47:22He, he, he.
00:47:23You!
00:47:24Stop it, angel!
00:47:25Stop it!
00:47:26Don't bite me, bite her!
00:47:29Let go, you little brat!
00:47:30Off!
00:47:31Off!
00:47:32Off, you little wild cat!
00:47:34He, he, he.
00:47:36Get lost.
00:47:37She's all mine.
00:47:41Hey, what a fancy muff.
00:47:43Give it here.
00:47:45Stealing.
00:47:46Stealing from your own mother.
00:47:48Drop her.
00:47:49Let me go.
00:47:50On your way.
00:47:51Let go.
00:47:52I warn you.
00:47:55Relax, girlie.
00:47:58They won't hurt you.
00:48:00Unless I give them a word.
00:48:03First, the mittens, kitten.
00:48:07Here.
00:48:09And the bonnet.
00:48:11It's all yours.
00:48:15Ready!
00:48:17Move!
00:48:19Come on.
00:48:20No.
00:48:21No.
00:48:22No.
00:48:25Last one on the green side.
00:48:27All aboard, men.
00:48:29Get out.
00:48:30Get out.
00:48:31Get out.
00:48:34We're still alive.
00:48:36Oh, we are?
00:48:37Let's keep it that way.
00:48:41We are a onesome.
00:48:42We are a twosome.
00:48:43We're a gruesome three.
00:48:46We are a foursome.
00:48:47And they're a morsome.
00:48:48We are a foursome.
00:48:49Jolly Roberts, we.
00:48:50Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:51Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:52Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:53Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:54Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:55Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:56Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:57Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:58Ha, ha, ha.
00:48:59Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:00Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:01Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:02Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:03Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:04Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:05Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:06Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:07Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:08Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:09Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:10Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:11Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:12Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:13Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:14Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:16Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:18Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:20Ha, ha, ha.
00:49:42Come on, cutie.
00:49:43Step on it.
00:49:44Look at them, my pets.
00:49:50Here, kiss it, kiss it!
00:49:54Poor thing.
00:49:57Shoo!
00:49:59Some more dear pets.
00:50:02Stupid things, they'd run away if they weren't locked up.
00:50:05And here's old sweetheart.
00:50:08Dance, bug boy! Come on, dance, boy, dance!
00:50:11Dance, boy! Dance!
00:50:15Please, don't torture him.
00:50:25I won't hurt them.
00:50:27Quiet!
00:50:29Hmph.
00:50:35Well, blondie, you've just been added to my collection of pets.
00:50:42Princess.
00:50:44I'm not a princess.
00:50:46I'm only Gerda.
00:50:48Someone I love has gone away.
00:50:50I've asked the birds, trees, and flowers, but no one knows where he is.
00:50:56You're stupid.
00:50:58Real hopeless.
00:51:00You should meet Kay.
00:51:02I bet he's foolish.
00:51:04Now, tell me about it.
00:51:06Ouch!
00:51:07And start from the very beginning.
00:51:27Kay!
00:51:38Then, the sled disappeared.
00:51:43And took Kay away from me.
00:51:47Forever and forever.
00:51:52No, no, my dear.
00:51:55No, they won't kill you.
00:51:57If anybody's gonna kill you, it will be me.
00:52:04We know.
00:52:06We know.
00:52:07We know where he is.
00:52:09The Snow Queen stole him.
00:52:13She stole him?
00:52:15He flew past our nest on the way to Lapland.
00:52:18She blew on us young ones.
00:52:21And they all died except us three.
00:52:28Lapland?
00:52:30Where is it?
00:52:32In the far north.
00:52:35Oh, how beautiful it is there.
00:52:39What's all this foolish talk?
00:52:41They know where Kay is.
00:52:43Oh, phooey.
00:52:46What do those silly things know about him?
00:52:48We know.
00:52:49We know.
00:52:50We know where he is.
00:52:53I know.
00:52:54Do.
00:52:56Yes, yes.
00:52:57Smarty.
00:53:02Be quiet.
00:53:18Be quiet.
00:53:41Look, Bucky.
00:53:43Take Gerda to the Snow Queen and I'll let you go free.
00:53:46Now go!
00:53:48Oh, thank you.
00:53:50At your service.
00:54:02Quiet! Quiet!
00:54:03Hush. Hush.
00:54:04Or I'll change my mind.
00:54:05Hush.
00:54:07All of you.
00:54:10Run while you can.
00:54:11Wait.
00:54:12Might as well take your hat.
00:54:14And your mittens.
00:54:16And your pretty mug.
00:54:17No.
00:54:18I'll keep the mug.
00:54:23Hurry.
00:54:24Get going.
00:54:26Angel, I shall never forget you.
00:54:28Oh, stop it.
00:54:29And don't cry.
00:54:31I warn you.
00:54:34Or I may change my mind.
00:54:36Now on your way.
00:54:38Go!
00:54:42Goodbye, Angel.
00:54:45Cry, baby.
00:54:47Move on.
00:54:49Move on.
00:54:50Run.
00:54:51Run like lightning.
00:54:53And take care of Gerda.
00:54:54Bye.
00:54:55Goodbye, Angel.
00:55:01Baby.
00:55:03Cry, baby.
00:55:08Out.
00:55:09Out, all of you.
00:55:10I'm sick of you.
00:55:11All of you, get out.
00:55:13I'm sick of you all.
00:55:14Go.
00:55:15Go.
00:55:17And you, bore me.
00:55:20You too, smarty.
00:55:23Run.
00:55:24Run.
00:55:39I'm not sorry.
00:55:44I'm not sorry.
00:55:56Go away.
00:56:08Leave, Rocky boy.
00:56:09Hurry.
00:56:10Hurry.
00:56:13Hurry.
00:56:33Bucky, what do we do now?
00:56:36Tell me.
00:56:44Hurry.
00:56:45Hurry.
00:56:46Hurry.
00:57:13Oh, you poor thing.
00:57:17The Snow Queen stopped here too.
00:57:21But that was a spell back.
00:57:24She went on northward.
00:57:26To Finland.
00:57:28And Kay was with her?
00:57:30Yeah.
00:57:31Poor lad.
00:57:34He was frozen solid.
00:57:36Oh, dear.
00:57:38Poor Kay.
00:57:40Bucky.
00:57:41Bucky, I must go to Finland.
00:57:43Take me there, please.
00:57:45Wait.
00:57:46My cousin can help you.
00:57:48She lives in Finland.
00:57:51I'll write her.
00:57:56That's me.
00:57:58Always running out of writing paper.
00:58:01Here, give this codfish to my old Finn cousin.
00:58:04She'll help you.
00:58:07Goodbye.
00:58:45Oh, oh, dear.
00:58:50Quick inside where it's warm.
00:58:59My cousin.
00:59:01No doubt.
00:59:08Oh.
00:59:10Please.
00:59:12Help.
00:59:15Murder.
00:59:21Kay.
00:59:23Kay, we must find you.
00:59:26Use your magic and give her the strength of twelve men.
00:59:30Strength?
00:59:32What's there stronger than she?
00:59:35Eh, what's stronger than love?
00:59:41The Snow Queen's gardens?
00:59:44Eh, are ten miles from here.
00:59:48So, take her there.
00:59:52There's no time.
00:59:54We must hurry.
01:00:03Oh, her hat.
01:00:05And mittens.
01:00:07Gerda.
01:00:09Gerda.
01:00:11Gerda, here.
01:00:14You've forgotten your mittens.
01:00:17Gerda.
01:00:19You've kept your mittens warm.
01:00:44I know.
01:00:45You're tired, but...
01:00:47Oh, please.
01:00:51No.
01:00:53No.
01:00:55No.
01:00:56No.
01:00:57No.
01:00:58No.
01:00:59No.
01:01:00No.
01:01:01No.
01:01:02No.
01:01:03No.
01:01:04No.
01:01:05No.
01:01:06No.
01:01:07No.
01:01:08No.
01:01:09No.
01:01:10No.
01:01:11No.
01:01:12No.
01:01:13Please get up.
01:01:15I have to find Kay.
01:01:18Please, Bucky boy, help.
01:01:21I must go on.
01:01:22I must.
01:01:23Forgive me.
01:01:24Goodbye, Bucky.
01:01:26Goodbye.
01:01:43Goodbye, Bucky.
01:02:13Kay.
01:02:14Kay.
01:02:15Kay.
01:02:16Kay.
01:02:17Kay.
01:02:18Kay.
01:02:19Kay.
01:02:20Kay.
01:02:21Kay.
01:02:22Kay.
01:02:23Kay.
01:02:24Kay.
01:02:25Kay.
01:02:26Kay.
01:02:27Kay.
01:02:28Kay.
01:02:29Kay.
01:02:30Kay.
01:02:31Kay.
01:02:32Kay.
01:02:33Kay.
01:02:34Kay.
01:02:35Kay.
01:02:36Kay.
01:02:37Kay.
01:02:38Kay.
01:02:39Kay.
01:02:40Kay.
01:02:41Kay.
01:02:42Kay.
01:02:44Kay.
01:03:10Kay!
01:03:13Kay!
01:03:16Kay!
01:03:31Kay!
01:03:38Kay!
01:03:40It's me, Gerda!
01:03:43Go away!
01:03:45Go on!
01:03:46You bother me!
01:03:48Kay!
01:03:50Kay!
01:03:51Kay, darling!
01:03:53Don't you know me?
01:03:55Kay!
01:03:59So hot!
01:04:01How painful here!
01:04:04Oh...
01:04:05Oh, how strange!
01:04:08Oh!
01:04:10Oh!
01:04:13Gosh!
01:04:15An ice splinter!
01:04:17It has fallen from your eye!
01:04:21Where am I?
01:04:23What am I doing here?
01:04:26Gerda!
01:04:27It's you!
01:04:29Thank goodness you recognize me!
01:04:31Gerda!
01:04:32Kay!
01:04:34Gerda!
01:04:35Kay!
01:04:42Kay!
01:04:44Kay!
01:04:45Kay!
01:04:52Isn't it wonderful?
01:04:53Yes.
01:04:55What's that?
01:05:01The Snow Queen!
01:05:02She'll freeze you again, dear!
01:05:05Let's run!
01:05:06It's too late.
01:05:13Kay shall remain with me always!
01:05:17Always!
01:05:20No!
01:05:22No!
01:05:25No!
01:05:26He's mine!
01:05:28Silence!
01:05:34He belongs to me!
01:05:36Not you!
01:05:37Please!
01:05:39Leave us alone!
01:05:41I implore you, Snow Queen!
01:05:44Go away!
01:05:48Go away!
01:05:50Go away!
01:05:54And so, spring came and heard Gerda's plea.
01:06:00Silently, gentle spring kissed the snow.
01:06:04And melted her heart of ice away.
01:06:12Gone!
01:06:14Gone!
01:06:15Gone!
01:06:21Bless you, children!
01:06:24Bye, Bella!
01:06:25Bye, Bella!
01:06:27Bye!
01:06:28Bye!
01:06:30Bye!
01:06:31Bye!
01:06:33Bye!
01:06:34Bye!
01:06:44Good luck, children!
01:06:46Good luck!
01:06:47Bye!
01:06:49Bye!
01:06:50Bye!
01:06:52Bye!
01:06:53Bye!
01:06:55Good luck!
01:06:57Bye!
01:06:59Bye!
01:07:00Bye!
01:07:04Bye!
01:07:06Bye!
01:07:09Giddy up!
01:07:11Giddy up!
01:07:12Sandy, wait!
01:07:17Bye!
01:07:19Bye!
01:07:35Our roses.
01:07:39They are blooming again, like before.
01:07:49Well, and so later, Kay and Gerda were married.
01:07:56But that, my dear friends,
01:07:59But that, my dear friends,
01:08:03is another story.