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COLOSSUS AND THE AMAZON QUEEN
| Adventure, Fantasy | 1960 |

Original title: La regina delle Amazzoni

Plot:
Two musclemen come up against a tribe of Amazon women.

Crew:

• Directed by: Vittorio Sala
• Written by: Ennio De Concini, Fulvio Fo, Augusto Frassinetti, Giorgio Mordini, Vittorio Nino Novarese, Vittorio Sala, Duccio Tessari
• Starring: Dorian Gray, Rod Taylor, Gianna Maria Canale, Ed Fury
• Produced by: Enzo Merolle
• Music by: Roberto Nicolosi
• Cinematography: Bitto Albertini
• Edited by: Mario Serandrei

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Transcript
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00:00:45We are now ready for the tournament finals.
00:00:55Look, there's Marcus.
00:00:56There he is.
00:00:57Now we're going to beat him.
00:00:58You know who he is.
00:00:59I'll say I know who he is.
00:01:00He must be a nobleman.
00:01:01Nah, he's only a muscle man.
00:01:02This final contest will be an elimination bout.
00:01:17Oh, athletes of Greece, you are inspired by the will to win, but even if you are beaten,
00:01:23your cheerful faces will still be smiling in defeat.
00:01:26Every opponent here is a friend.
00:01:29And what is nobler in defeat than rejoicing in the victory of a dear comrade and competitor?
00:01:35But you will remember first and foremost that this is only a contest.
00:01:38A contest which unites on an equal basis people of the South and of the North with no ideological
00:01:43barriers between you.
00:01:45In these contests, it is of no importance who wins, but it is important to play the
00:01:49game.
00:01:50You must adhere to the rules of courtesy and sportsmanship.
00:02:48Well done!
00:03:07There I was, fighting alone with my back to the wall, and there were at least 20 Trojans
00:03:13attacking me.
00:03:15May I?
00:03:16How sweet you are.
00:03:17As I was saying, there were all these Trojans...
00:03:19How many Trojans?
00:03:21Well, there were five or six.
00:03:23Five or six?
00:03:24Three or four.
00:03:25Three or four.
00:03:27Well, only one, but he was on this big horse, see?
00:03:30See you, conscientious objectors.
00:03:45And that will be enough out of you two, mate.
00:03:58What do you think you are?
00:04:00Come on, have a drink.
00:04:06Sit down.
00:04:08Hey, how about a drink?
00:04:10Oh no, you throw your money first.
00:04:13Thanks.
00:04:17Hey, right there, see him?
00:04:19That's the one.
00:04:21All right, let's try it.
00:04:26Do you mind if we join you?
00:04:28We'd like to have a little chat with you.
00:04:30I'm not buying.
00:04:32Bring us a sample of this wine of yours, the very best wine you have.
00:04:36Wine?
00:04:37Wine?
00:04:38Hey, be sure you bring him the wine from the little barrel, the extra strong stuff.
00:04:41Just a minute, mate, can't you see I'm busy?
00:04:43I told you to mind your own business.
00:04:45Ah, you're lucky you sat with me.
00:04:47This wine's the real thing.
00:04:48You must be a connoisseur of wine.
00:04:50All my favorite beverage.
00:04:51Then why aren't you drinking any?
00:04:53Are you fulfilling your vow?
00:04:55No, sometimes I have a pain.
00:04:57In your purse?
00:04:59All the time.
00:05:00Hey, fellas, sorry I'm late.
00:05:02Hey, Glockers, have a drink.
00:05:06Are you in need of money?
00:05:08You said it.
00:05:09Well, we could let you have some money.
00:05:11Lots of money.
00:05:13Money?
00:05:16What do I have to do?
00:05:18We have a vessel loaded with valuable merchandise.
00:05:21What we need is a sort of a watchman.
00:05:24See that?
00:05:25That's merely your first advance.
00:05:27It's all yours if you just say yes.
00:05:29Yes.
00:05:30Ah, another man has to come with you before you can have it.
00:05:34Not just me, huh?
00:05:35No, no, no, another man.
00:05:36We also want to get that champion over there.
00:05:46We've already tried to convince him, but he won't even consider it.
00:05:49And I'm supposed to convince him?
00:05:51Without Glockers, nothing doing.
00:05:53Don't worry, I'll convince him.
00:05:56Now then, tell me the time of departure.
00:05:59Tomorrow morning at sunrise.
00:06:00And what's our destination?
00:06:02One, two, three, four.
00:06:07Ah!
00:06:18Do you think you can manage to convince him?
00:06:20Don't worry, he's just put us on board right now.
00:06:22I don't just deliver out or I can't hear a word you're saying.
00:06:25Would you mind not interrupting me so much while I'm counting?
00:06:27Excuse me.
00:06:37There, you see?
00:06:39All it took was a pat on the head to convince him.
00:06:43Do you think he'll be upset when he finds himself on board?
00:06:46Oh, don't worry about that.
00:06:47As soon as he wakes up, I'll explain everything.
00:06:49And besides, he's tied securely.
00:06:55Good morning.
00:06:57How do you feel?
00:07:02Just great.
00:07:03Now where are we?
00:07:05On board ship at sea.
00:07:06Sure, I can see that for myself.
00:07:08But where are we going?
00:07:09Now let me explain everything.
00:07:10I don't need any explanation.
00:07:11Put me ashore.
00:07:12All right, just a minute.
00:07:13I'm not waiting for anything.
00:07:14I'm heading for dry land.
00:07:15Take this man.
00:07:17You try to take me.
00:07:18Come on, here I am.
00:07:19Yahoo!
00:07:22Hey, where are you going?
00:07:36Hey!
00:07:37Barker!
00:07:49Come down here or I'll shake you down.
00:07:56Watch it, we're sinking!
00:07:57What?
00:07:58What?
00:08:04I don't think it was such a bright idea to bring along that pair.
00:08:06That's Pyrrhus.
00:08:07I could drown him.
00:08:08I'm not so sure he isn't going to drown us.
00:08:10Come on, help me.
00:08:11Give me a hand.
00:08:14Don't just sit there, you dope.
00:08:15Help!
00:08:16Showed you where the leaks are, didn't I?
00:08:17Well, then help me plug them in.
00:08:18Why help if you won't come under the bridge?
00:08:20Stop eating that apple and come over and help me.
00:08:24He's not as stupid as he looks, if you ask me.
00:08:26You win.
00:08:27I'll come with you.
00:08:29Jake, huh, Pyrrhus?
00:08:31All set?
00:08:32Sure.
00:08:33Let's go.
00:08:34That's more like it, huh?
00:08:35I'll get even with you for this.
00:08:37Just remember that.
00:08:38Come on.
00:08:39Help me.
00:08:40Come back here.
00:08:48You see?
00:08:49It was child's play.
00:08:51Ah, don't forget that I was the one who thought up the Trojan horse.
00:08:55Gentlemen.
00:09:13Excuse me, I must have gotten on the wrong ship.
00:09:14I thought I was on the way to Egypt.
00:09:16I'll send you to Egypt.
00:09:22Who did that?
00:09:23Look at him.
00:09:26That's just what he deserves.
00:09:28Put him in his place.
00:09:44You're going to forget it now.
00:09:45How are you?
00:09:46I'm a little out of breath.
00:09:47Your hand, sir, was a present from the gods.
00:09:49Oh, that's all right.
00:09:50What's your name?
00:09:52Sopho.
00:09:54One can easily perceive that you are a gentleman, sir.
00:09:56I wouldn't say no to that.
00:09:59Well, how come then that you happen to be aboard this vessel?
00:10:03Why do you ask me that?
00:10:06No reason.
00:10:07The signal!
00:10:09All ashore!
00:10:22Whoa!
00:10:49Look at that.
00:10:51It's all gold.
00:10:52By Diana!
00:10:54Look at that.
00:11:03Now do you see, my friend, why I kept our destination a secret?
00:11:10These precious stones are in payment for our merchandise.
00:11:14From now on, it is your job to protect them.
00:11:16These waters are infested with pirates.
00:11:18Is that so?
00:11:22Oh, naturally.
00:11:23There's a share to be set apart for each and every one of you.
00:11:26Naturally.
00:11:28Take as much as you can carry.
00:11:29Hurry up.
00:11:30Don't waste any time.
00:11:32Tell me something.
00:11:33How did you find out that the natives here are satisfied
00:11:36with four bales of rags in exchange for a fortune in jewels and gold?
00:11:40They're a primitive people.
00:11:42To them, their precious stones and their pieces of gold
00:11:45mean very, very little compared to our manufactured products.
00:11:48I wonder why I never found a business proposition like this.
00:11:51Hey, don't I see something to eat over there?
00:11:53Certainly.
00:11:54These natives are the soul of hospitality.
00:11:56Good idea.
00:11:58Help yourselves, boys.
00:11:59Help yourselves.
00:12:02I never tasted a chicken as good as this before.
00:12:04Never.
00:12:05Eat all you want, boys.
00:12:06There's plenty for all.
00:12:07Don't hold back now.
00:12:08Help yourselves to food and drink.
00:12:10Yahoo!
00:12:11Hey, Glaucus, come here and taste this wine.
00:12:13I've never drunk wine like this before in my life.
00:12:15You know you were right.
00:12:18It's all a question of faith.
00:12:20Look at us now.
00:12:21Who would have thought we'd ever find a fortune like this so easy?
00:12:25What's wrong?
00:12:26Nothing.
00:12:27I was just trying to talk, but I couldn't get the words out of my mouth.
00:12:30Ah.
00:12:31Ah.
00:12:42Neither can I.
00:12:43All of a sudden I'm tongue-tied.
00:12:46Hey, what's the matter, hm?
00:12:59You traitors.
00:13:00Traitors, I'm going to fix you.
00:13:04You can't do this to me.
00:13:08Like little angels.
00:13:10And once again, our foreign business is concluded.
00:13:22Hey, Lucas, wake up!
00:14:00Shameful!
00:14:10Oh, that means taking dope these days.
00:14:14Oh, oh.
00:14:17Hey, who in the world taught you how to talk with all those words?
00:14:20A man called Freeman, but now he's in jail.
00:14:24Yeah!
00:14:43What are you doing with your feet, you clumsy ox?
00:14:45Sofa, what's happening here? Do you know what this place is?
00:14:47I don't have the slightest idea.
00:14:48But we're a Paris in the others.
00:14:50They've all been taken prisoner by the natives here.
00:14:52If they dragged you away, you'd have suffered the same fate while you were sleeping.
00:14:55Now I get it, we were drugged.
00:14:57Listen, they've been gone for only a few hours.
00:14:59They can't be very far from here.
00:15:00Shh, shh, shh.
00:15:02They're all inside that cave up there.
00:15:03Let's go.
00:15:04Wait a minute.
00:15:05Hurry.
00:15:06Oh, oh.
00:15:08Watch out, you might bump your head.
00:15:19It looks like the cave ends here.
00:15:21These talks are too small to be real.
00:15:22It's a start.
00:15:27Come on, stay with me.
00:15:28I'm right behind you.
00:15:38Why, it's beautiful.
00:15:40So peaceful.
00:15:45If it's so peaceful, what's that wall for?
00:15:47You're always worrying.
00:15:50In fact, the more peaceful, the better for us.
00:15:53So help me, I'll free those men.
00:15:55We must be careful, very careful.
00:15:58Yes.
00:16:20How did you get out?
00:16:38What are you doing here?
00:16:40How did you get outside your enclosure?
00:16:42Are you talking to me or to the horse?
00:16:44Funny, aren't you?
00:16:45I'll have you flogged when they bring you in.
00:16:49Why don't you try it yourself?
00:16:57Don't run away.
00:16:58From your eyes, I might think I was with a goddess or a queen.
00:17:01Who are you?
00:17:02Are you part of the latest cargo?
00:17:04What cargo?
00:17:05The one that just arrived from...
00:17:06All I know is for a woman you have funny ideas.
00:17:09But you're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
00:17:12Is that so?
00:17:14Well, don't you get any funny ideas.
00:17:16Stay right where you are.
00:17:20Ha!
00:17:25So you want to play, huh?
00:17:38A woman! A woman in uniform!
00:17:40Hey, what's going on here?
00:17:42Stranger, you're in the Queendom of the Amazon.
00:17:45You may pray to the gods.
00:17:47From now on, your life as a man is finished.
00:17:49Stop it!
00:17:52Just a moment.
00:17:53You mustn't put him to death, Melita.
00:17:55After all, he's communal property.
00:17:57But he was insolent, Antiope!
00:17:59He was insolent to one of us, and the law states that he must die for it.
00:18:02I'm taking him back with us.
00:18:17Hey, girls!
00:18:18Did you hear about Melita?
00:18:20Again?
00:18:21Oh, she's clumsy as ever, but this time she's also captured a runaway from the new cargo.
00:18:25I bet she keeps it for herself.
00:18:27You end up in prison with the others.
00:18:33Repeat what you said about my friend.
00:18:35Go on, repeat it.
00:18:40I'm going to kill you!
00:18:41I'm going to kill you!
00:18:42I'm going to kill you!
00:18:43I'm going to kill you!
00:18:44I'm going to kill you!
00:18:45I'm going to kill you!
00:18:46I'm going to kill you!
00:18:49Welcome, Glaucus.
00:18:51There's the traitor.
00:18:52Why don't you look at him?
00:18:53He's the man you say sold us like a bundle of rags, huh?
00:18:56All right, so he didn't do it.
00:19:02Haven't you anything better to do than fight among yourselves?
00:19:05The first thing you should think of is getting away from here.
00:19:07Oh, sure, either this way or that.
00:19:09Why not?
00:19:17Now we can escape any time we choose.
00:19:20And we better get going right away because we're in the hands of the Amazons, wild women.
00:19:24Women?
00:19:25Women!
00:19:26Hold on!
00:19:27Wait a minute!
00:19:28Wait!
00:19:29Wait!
00:19:33If we're in the hands of women, who wants to escape?
00:19:35Huh?
00:19:42Well, that depends on who you are.
00:19:45Well, that depends.
00:19:47Ah, well now.
00:19:48I have a feeling that things are going to change.
00:19:50Yep.
00:19:57Hey, cutie!
00:20:04Can you get a liberty pass for tonight by any chance?
00:20:06That's right!
00:20:11What do you think you're laughing at?
00:20:15What's the matter? She said she's got the duty tonight.
00:20:23Why don't we all try to escape together, huh?
00:20:25Oh, that's too dangerous.
00:20:26I'll figure some way out.
00:20:27What's your plan?
00:20:28Every time Pyrrhus figures out a plan, he gets us all into trouble.
00:20:34My friend is thinking.
00:20:37Glaucus, do you remember what you said to Achilles before the Walls of Troy?
00:20:41Never be afraid of armor, because underneath there's only a man.
00:20:45Well, underneath this armor there are only women.
00:20:47Maybe they're more cruel than men and more spiteful, but they're women.
00:20:52And everyone knows the gods created women so they could marry men.
00:20:56You got the picture, huh?
00:21:00I'll tell you something.
00:21:01I've got mine picked out already.
00:21:03Keep your heads back and your eyes forward.
00:21:10On the ground! Crawl like worms!
00:21:14Ready, aim, shoot!
00:21:21Glaucus has to be put to death.
00:21:24I'll take care of him.
00:21:25I'll take care of him.
00:21:26I'll take care of him.
00:21:27I'll take care of him.
00:21:28Glaucus has to be put to death.
00:21:31As an example, harsh as it is which the whole populace should observe,
00:21:34a mistaken impulse to show mercy at this moment could be worse than dangerous.
00:21:38I might even say disloyal.
00:21:40In my report, I have conscientiously described the fact as they occurred,
00:21:43and how the objectionable masculinity of that Greek,
00:21:46having insulted the dignity of only one of us,
00:21:48has committed an unpardonable offense against the community.
00:21:51Don't generalize so, Melita.
00:21:53Your grudge is only a personal one.
00:21:55It doesn't authorize you to speak your own...
00:21:57It is not a question of personalities.
00:22:00Temper, temper.
00:22:01With us it's not the person who counts, but all of us together, collectively.
00:22:06These virgin warriors, these valiant girls on whom our country's foundation reposes,
00:22:11absolutely, unquestionably must not be defiled by the impure hand of any man.
00:22:16Unless we give him the opportunity.
00:22:19I suggest you're incorrect.
00:22:21We import merchandise of first quality.
00:22:23Heroic, warlike, athletic.
00:22:25And I won't permit you to claim that they should behave like inferior slaves.
00:22:29All men are of the inferior sex.
00:22:31But we women have to accept their cooperation,
00:22:34at least from time to time, to ensure the future of our glorious queendom.
00:22:38That's an irrelevant detail.
00:22:40The law stipulates that only the queen be chaste.
00:22:43I'd like to see you be queen someday.
00:22:45I could reign with much more dignity than you.
00:22:47You'd be too indulgent.
00:22:49By granting one man a pardon, you threaten the austerity of our legal code,
00:22:52and undermine our discipline.
00:22:54I appeal to the judgment of Her Majesty the Queen and the noble lady senators.
00:22:59Antiope is right.
00:23:00I am not satisfied.
00:23:02I request that the vote be taken with a showing of hands.
00:23:05All in favor of the Greek being given his life, raise your hands.
00:23:09After lengthy and attentive study,
00:23:12the council has decided that the Greek shall live.
00:23:16I don't accept your jurisdiction.
00:23:18I demand a trial by combat, according to our laws.
00:23:20No, Melita. I'm not angry enough for that.
00:23:24I don't want us to fight.
00:23:26Melita is fully within her rights when she demands a trial by combat.
00:23:34Come with me, Ethel.
00:23:42In due time, we shall inform you of our decision.
00:23:50Expecting a baby, Your Majesty?
00:23:53Yes.
00:24:17I suspect you've made your decision.
00:24:19I'm forced to. My administration is nearly over.
00:24:21Worst luck.
00:24:22Then we risk having that fanatical Melita for our new queen, too.
00:24:25That would be disastrous.
00:24:26After seven years as queen, I'm fed up with being a spinster.
00:24:29I've made up my mind.
00:24:36The aging process should always be checked at the right time.
00:24:46Even wine will become bitter if you let it get too old, like men.
00:24:50How right you are. It's perfection, aged like a work of art.
00:24:53What year is this wine?
00:24:55This one?
00:24:57Do you recall the year that Helen went astray?
00:25:03It's become a little bit tangy, but I wouldn't call that bad, would you?
00:25:06Heavens, no. I prefer it this way.
00:25:09Well, then, are those two hearty heads still determined to fight each other?
00:25:12It would appear that only one of them is determined.
00:25:14Oh, let's not bother about her.
00:25:16She's young and enthusiastic.
00:25:18If she ever becomes queen, she'll get over being both.
00:25:21And I can hardly wait for one or the other of them to succeed me.
00:25:25Oh, what a thing to say.
00:25:27Whenever I drink this wine, I recognize, my dear high priestess,
00:25:31that we two are the unhappiest women on earth.
00:25:34Imagine, no men around, no one to love us.
00:25:38We have no other compensation left, except a cup of wine.
00:25:41Well, I'm worse off than you. It's I who have to smell stinking cautious.
00:25:44Honestly, that temple is simply revolting.
00:25:47When are we going to have this duel?
00:25:50Just make sure that it's not on a hot day.
00:25:53Is the next new moon all right with you?
00:26:00Console yourself, my queen, as usual.
00:26:12Neighbor, can you lend me a cup of sugar?
00:26:14No, I'm sorry. I'm fresh out myself.
00:26:16Oh, really? You'd think that one could buy sugar once in a while, wouldn't you?
00:26:19I just can't understand. I never seem to get my wash as dazzling as yours.
00:26:23Tell me, Orestes, what's new with you?
00:26:25Hi, there.
00:26:26Oh, my dear, don't even ask me. I'm slaving day and night.
00:26:29If things go on like this, I'll complain to the youth.
00:26:32Oh, I'm so thrilled. I never had cake set out so like it that.
00:26:35Aren't they dreams? How much baking powder did you use?
00:26:46Hmm.
00:27:17Hmm.
00:27:27This was meant for you, huh?
00:27:28No, for the commander of the guards.
00:27:32And just how will I explain this to my employer?
00:27:34She'll teach you a lesson when she comes home for dinner.
00:27:36Why do you pick on me like this? I'm only looking for work.
00:27:38Give me some work to do. Anything. I'll have you know I'm a scientist.
00:27:41I not only invent things that are useful, but also things that are entertaining.
00:27:44Oh, really?
00:27:45See what I've invented with this piece of hollow reed here.
00:27:46A bit of water inside, one ends here and one here.
00:27:49Now it's far, now it's near. Now it's near, now it's far.
00:27:52May I try it?
00:27:53Why not?
00:27:54It's long range. You'll see.
00:27:55Thank you. You can see without anybody seeing you, too.
00:27:57Oh, but this is truly marvelous.
00:27:58Oh, it's nothing, really.
00:27:59Outward appearances notwithstanding, this one is by no means an imbecile, you see.
00:28:03All's eye to you, man.
00:28:04May I have some refreshment?
00:28:05Pray help yourself.
00:28:07But how did you ever get here?
00:28:08Oh, let's not talk about it. I've been on the long island.
00:28:10Really?
00:28:11Have you ever heard of the land of Egypt?
00:28:12No.
00:28:13You've been there?
00:28:14No, I've not been there.
00:28:15A man told me about it who was imported here recently.
00:28:17Well, that's where I was living.
00:28:18But I got into trouble with a scientist, and they're the top dogs in that place.
00:28:21That so?
00:28:22I'd invented a yeast to make beer with, and then I was actually accused of sabotaging the wine business.
00:28:25Oh.
00:28:27The women!
00:28:29Here come the women!
00:28:35The Amazons!
00:28:44I do hope otherwise you'll wind up right in their clutches.
00:28:46Oh, no, that'll be simply horrible. Where can I go?
00:28:48Over there, under those bushes. But hurry, before it's too late.
00:28:54Good morning, my mistress. You're as early today.
00:28:58Soup's on?
00:28:59What? You've just arrived, and you want to eat already?
00:29:01Well, I've been training for it, and I don't want any back talk from you.
00:29:03I suppose you women think that washing and ironing a week's laundry,
00:29:06and slaving away over a red-hot stove all morning isn't hard work.
00:29:09Yeah, I'd like that.
00:29:10My goodness, as if I didn't know what you call working all day long on horseback,
00:29:13just playing with the other Amazons, or else shooting dice whenever it's raining.
00:29:17You have no idea what work is, that's all.
00:29:19And you do, I imagine.
00:29:20I do? Why, my good woman, I get up every single morning at daybreak,
00:29:23I tidy up the house, and then one day it's the washing,
00:29:26another day I have to do the baking, and you never show me any consideration.
00:29:29It's awful, awful, do you hear?
00:29:31I'm fed up with being barked at all the time by Bruder and Amazons.
00:29:34And they're not going to listen to me.
00:29:36I'm fed up with being barked at all the time by Bruder and Amazons.
00:29:39And by Amazons, private, not even a corporal.
00:29:52Did you see those, the new cargo of merchandise?
00:29:55They only knew what's in store for them.
00:29:57No one really knows where they go to.
00:29:58Well, better off than they are.
00:30:36The End
00:30:59We'll know what they're going to do with us when this is over with.
00:31:02Yes, it looks that way.
00:31:05They'll have to choose us one at a time.
00:31:07It's not bad work when you come right down to it.
00:31:34It's a living anyway.
00:31:36Don't you believe it, that's just the trouble.
00:31:38You know, to the Amazons, we're not so much working men as working animals.
00:31:42Useful for a while, but not for always.
00:31:44The answer to that is to keep being good.
00:31:47Make yourself useful.
00:32:04The End
00:32:34The End
00:33:04The End
00:33:34The End
00:33:56Hey, you can't kill us, we're the new ones, remember?
00:34:04Hey, what kind of a room is this we're in?
00:34:06Yeah, no bed in here.
00:34:08The End
00:34:34The End
00:34:50With every cargo, the merchandise improves.
00:34:53If in my subaltern days there'd been men around like these, the throne could have gone straight to blazes.
00:34:59Well, it's because they're all veterans of the war, we're the Trojans.
00:35:02That's what training them.
00:35:05Hurry, have him get on with it. I'll stay here, those men are so spectacular.
00:35:09The End
00:35:13The End
00:35:35Hey, Melita, ready when you are.
00:35:38Ready to lose, huh?
00:35:42Come on, then.
00:35:53The first encounter ends in a draw.
00:35:56The End
00:36:08Did you hurt yourself, clumsy?
00:36:27Antiope is the winner.
00:36:30The duel is now finished.
00:36:34All right, Antiope, you're the winner.
00:36:37Do what you like with that man.
00:36:40I will.
00:36:56The End
00:37:03This one?
00:37:08That one.
00:37:10I knew it.
00:37:17I confess, I wouldn't mind being in Antiope's shoes.
00:37:21At your service.
00:37:25Your backhand is almost as powerful as your kisses.
00:37:28Antiope, the queen has summoned you.
00:37:35You like your new groom?
00:37:37She's my bride.
00:37:42Let's go divvy up these men.
00:37:45I like that blonde one.
00:37:47I'll take that tall one in the third row.
00:37:49Looking for anything special, madam?
00:37:51Take a look.
00:37:55Come down here. I want to see your suit.
00:37:58Your nose is too long to suit me.
00:38:00You think so because you've never tried one with a long nose.
00:38:03No, no, no. Don't do that. I'm ticklish.
00:38:06I saw him first. How about me?
00:38:08Well, I tell you, I like the model, but I prefer...
00:38:10I thank him, then. This is my reflection.
00:38:12I would like the one for both of you girls.
00:38:18Hey, you blondie, what's your name?
00:38:20Menander.
00:38:21Where are you from?
00:38:22I'm from Greece. That is, the northern part.
00:38:24And you, shorty?
00:38:26He's a puny runt. How did he get here?
00:38:28I'm the God's gift to the women of southern Greece.
00:38:31Let's be off, my babies.
00:38:33Y'all is my women now.
00:38:39How strange. Since you were victorious, and not Melita,
00:38:42I thought you would go on to be my successor on the throne.
00:38:45And instead, you obviously plan not to.
00:38:48I watched you sealing your destiny with a kiss.
00:38:51One kiss doesn't seal the destiny of anyone.
00:38:54Don't try to deceive yourself.
00:38:56You know that the first qualification for a queen is her chastity.
00:39:01No man in her life.
00:39:03Not to mention kisses like the one you exchanged with that man just now.
00:39:07And don't forget it.
00:39:09I can do without them.
00:39:11It's a lot to give up at your age.
00:39:13Once I was proud and indifferent, too.
00:39:16When they first elected me queen,
00:39:18my ambition was to be as cold and remote as Olympus.
00:39:21But then, such satisfaction does not endure.
00:39:26Take some advice from me, Antiochus.
00:39:28No throne can take the place of a man in your life.
00:39:30You have three days before making your decision.
00:39:33Go into the temple of Tanit.
00:39:35The goddess will show you the right path to choose.
00:39:38I hope so, Your Majesty.
00:39:40And I hope it'll be the best one for our people.
00:39:44Tell me.
00:39:47How does a kiss affect you?
00:39:49Does it produce a flavor?
00:39:52It's difficult to give you an idea.
00:39:56Not a flavor, really.
00:40:05It's no use.
00:40:07There'll never be anyone who is willing to provide an intelligent description.
00:40:14Well?
00:40:15Easy.
00:40:16Hey, Melita picked the one in the middle.
00:40:18She believes he's only fit for a queen.
00:40:20He's so stupid-looking.
00:40:22I would be if I were Antiochus.
00:40:24You saw that blocker she walked off with.
00:40:26He'd take my mind off affairs of state.
00:40:28Come on, let's take these two bulls.
00:40:30Melita, I'm warning you.
00:40:32I won't stand for this insinuation.
00:40:34Melita.
00:40:35We can make beautiful music together.
00:40:37Melita.
00:40:38I'm warning you.
00:40:40We can make beautiful music together.
00:40:42Melita.
00:40:44Have this delivered.
00:40:45Just a minute.
00:40:46If you want to become queen, you'd better listen to my advice.
00:40:49I'll take it with you.
00:40:50Fine.
00:41:10So, you think Glaucus will never let Antiochus turn him down.
00:41:13And I feel the same way about you.
00:41:15You blockhead.
00:41:16Even if you succeeded at the cost of your life...
00:41:18Why should I go on living without the woman I love?
00:41:20Oh, Pyrrhus, will you kindly stop all this foolishness right now?
00:41:24Let's talk about Glaucus and Antiochus.
00:41:26Why Glaucus and Antiochus?
00:41:27Let's talk about us.
00:41:28Why should I be the only one left in the lurch?
00:41:30You want me to spend my nights counting sheep or something?
00:41:32It's just not fair.
00:41:34You should be thankful.
00:41:36You don't know how lucky you are.
00:41:39What do you mean by that, huh?
00:41:41Spend the night all alone when I should be enjoying my honeymoon?
00:41:45You call that lucky?
00:41:47And the morning after?
00:41:49What happens the morning after?
00:41:50I can't tell you exactly what happens.
00:41:52Only the elders really know.
00:41:54But it isn't hard to imagine.
00:41:56It cost your head for one night of love?
00:41:58I wouldn't mind that.
00:42:00That's the best bargain you ever made.
00:42:03Listen, wouldn't you like to go back to your own country?
00:42:06Sure.
00:42:07What do I have to do?
00:42:08That's easy.
00:42:10Go make your friend Glaucus kidnap Antiochus.
00:42:13He could grab her while she's praying in the temple.
00:42:15The queen has ordered her to stay there for three days.
00:42:18Agreed.
00:42:19But you come with me.
00:42:21Oh, no.
00:42:22I'm staying here.
00:42:23I want the throne.
00:42:25Oh, Melita, wouldn't you prefer a nice cruise to Greece?
00:42:28We could stop at all the islands.
00:42:30Greece is worth the throne.
00:42:32Especially if you say it with me.
00:42:34Melita.
00:42:36Come on with me, huh?
00:42:38I want nothing to do with you or any part of Greece.
00:42:41How do you know?
00:42:42You mustn't judge things sight unseen like that.
00:42:45I, for instance, don't trust anything I can't put my hand on.
00:42:48Stop pawing me.
00:42:49You can hold that if you like.
00:42:54Melita.
00:42:55Melita, give me just one kiss.
00:42:56Come on.
00:42:57I've been doing it my whole career.
00:42:58No.
00:43:00I don't want you to give up the throne.
00:43:02All I want of you is just one little kiss.
00:43:04You don't seem to realize that in Greece,
00:43:06my kisses are worth their weight in gold.
00:43:08Go ahead.
00:43:09Call the cards.
00:43:10Go on.
00:43:12You don't want to call them, you mean?
00:43:15All right, but be quick about it.
00:43:17Don't be in such a rush.
00:43:18Things like this take a certain amount of time.
00:43:26Listen, darling.
00:43:27Anything else of mine you want,
00:43:28be sure to ask me when we get home tonight.
00:43:31All right?
00:43:32Sure.
00:43:33Stop cutting in on my time, will you?
00:43:34Don't give me that.
00:43:35I told you that.
00:43:36Leave it all to me.
00:43:37Come on, you.
00:43:47Oh, what a frozer.
00:43:55A kiss is all right.
00:44:07Come on, girls.
00:44:08There's plenty more where that came from.
00:44:12My friend, do you realize
00:44:13that we're the only two men on this whole island
00:44:15who have no cushions to lay our heads on
00:44:17while all our friends at this very moment...
00:44:20Well, it's not our fault
00:44:21if the two best-looking girls in town
00:44:22both want to be queen.
00:44:32Pose, O Tanit, the promptings of my own heart.
00:44:35And grant me control of my senses,
00:44:38that I may reign serene
00:44:40and free from all disturbing thoughts.
00:44:43Why do you want to fight against your love?
00:44:47Evidently, living holds no interest for you anymore.
00:44:50Or perhaps what you intended was to ruin me.
00:44:57But this will also bring ruin on yourself
00:44:59because we burn the men alive
00:45:00who enter the temple of Tanit.
00:45:04No, I won't let you.
00:45:06How can I let you throw your life away for nothing?
00:45:10I'm willing to risk anything to convince you
00:45:12that I love you and you love me.
00:45:15Because it's so, we must run away.
00:45:18Get out of here!
00:45:20No.
00:45:21No, Melita has a plan. It's all agreed.
00:45:23Oh, really?
00:45:25Aha.
00:45:27Then it was she who persuaded you to enter the temple.
00:45:30Oh, what a fool you are, Melita,
00:45:32is trying to destroy me.
00:45:33And you have fallen for her game.
00:45:36Even if that were true,
00:45:40we have no other choice.
00:45:43We must risk it.
00:45:53I'm sorry to butt in,
00:45:55but there seem to be some people collecting outside.
00:45:57I saw them in the shadows.
00:45:59Melita must have set a trap for us.
00:46:01Ah, I was sure that was it.
00:46:03Well, come on, get moving.
00:46:05No, I'm not going to run away.
00:46:07That would be an act of treason against my own people.
00:46:09And I'm not sure we can escape anyway.
00:46:11There's only one way out of here.
00:46:13There used to be another, but it's been closed for years.
00:46:17There it is.
00:46:19But it's no use.
00:46:20Samson couldn't budge it.
00:46:24That's what you say.
00:46:26This ought to do it.
00:46:30Watch me.
00:46:37All it takes is the right touch.
00:46:41Why didn't you lock it?
00:46:42Why didn't you let him know?
00:46:44Who, me?
00:46:45But you said it wouldn't open.
00:46:47Glaucus, are you all right?
00:46:54It's open.
00:46:55Well, good for you.
00:46:56Shall we get moving?
00:46:58I won't go unless you do.
00:47:02I'm afraid I can't.
00:47:04I'm afraid I can't.
00:47:06I'm afraid I can't.
00:47:08I'm afraid I can't.
00:47:11All right.
00:47:12I'll lead you to the seashore.
00:47:14Bye.
00:47:16Aren't you coming, Pyrrhus?
00:47:18Oh, don't worry about...
00:47:21I'll be knocking at your door one of these days.
00:47:23Have some wine ready.
00:47:24Go on.
00:47:25So long.
00:47:40Go on.
00:48:10Go on.
00:48:40First and second squadrons, on the double.
00:49:02Fall in.
00:49:05Get a move on.
00:49:11Come with me.
00:49:12Believe me, couldn't you have called out another squadron?
00:49:15That'll do.
00:49:17What a fowler.
00:49:19Antiope has betrayed the secret of the temple of the goddess Canaan.
00:49:22She has run away with the sacred girdle and with two of the prisoners.
00:49:26Look, she left her cloak behind.
00:49:28She has violated our sacred laws, but she will not succeed in evading our justice.
00:49:32In the middle of a night like this, you have to break it off a duty.
00:49:35One night is like another.
00:49:37Oh, that's what you say.
00:49:39Well, what are you waiting for?
00:49:40Let's go after them.
00:49:47There they go.
00:49:48Right after them.
00:50:09Let's go.
00:50:40Let's go.
00:51:06That way.
00:51:07You follow me.
00:51:09Your Majesty!
00:51:10Your Majesty!
00:51:11Antiope has run away with the sacred...
00:51:14Antiope has run away with the sacred girdle.
00:51:16Oh, young woman, must you always stumble?
00:51:20What on earth do you expect her to do with the sacred girdle?
00:51:24I'm only reporting the facts.
00:51:26It's not up to me to interpret them.
00:51:28In my opinion, this whole situation seems very strange.
00:51:31Your Majesty!
00:51:32Your Majesty!
00:51:33They've run away.
00:51:34Oh, perfect intelligence service.
00:51:36They were on horseback, headed towards the white mountain.
00:51:38Oh, I trust the goddess of love will protect all three of them.
00:51:41Don't you mean the two of them?
00:51:43But didn't you tell me there were three?
00:51:45Yes, certainly.
00:51:47No, no.
00:51:48There were only Antiope and that young blonde one.
00:51:50And the other, Pyrrhus.
00:51:51Wasn't he with them?
00:51:52No, not that we saw.
00:51:54You really don't seem to have the best information, Melita.
00:51:57You can both leave now.
00:51:59I'm sleepy.
00:52:00Tomorrow, with mind refreshed, we can see all this more clearly.
00:52:04Proceed with the search.
00:52:09That island there looks very mysterious.
00:52:13The rudder is out of order, Captain.
00:52:15I've told you time and again not to break that rudder.
00:52:18You can thank the gods that island is as dear as it is.
00:52:21We might as well take on some fresh water.
00:52:23If there is any.
00:52:29I'm sorry, Captain.
00:52:30I'm sorry.
00:52:31I'm sorry.
00:52:32I'm sorry.
00:52:33I'm sorry.
00:52:34I'm sorry.
00:52:35I'm sorry.
00:52:36I'm sorry.
00:52:37I'm sorry.
00:52:42I didn't hurt myself at all.
00:52:43And this gorilla gets one bump on his head and he's out like a lamp.
00:53:03Water.
00:53:04Water...
00:53:07Water...
00:53:34Water...
00:53:35Water...
00:54:02They must have gone the other way!
00:54:05Turn back!
00:54:08Back the other way!
00:54:31Who knows what place this is?
00:54:33I never saw it before in my life.
00:54:34The current must have taken us off course.
00:54:36Shut up, you!
00:54:38We don't want to attract too much attention before we have a look around.
00:54:59What happened to him?
00:55:02Just leave me alone with her.
00:55:05Where do you suppose he came from?
00:55:06Let's take him back on board.
00:55:08Why not?
00:55:09He might be useful.
00:55:11You never can tell.
00:55:20Gawkers!
00:55:25Gawkers!
00:55:28Melita must have found him here.
00:55:32Why are you still here?
00:55:33Oh, I like my new place very much.
00:55:35And I love my new mistress.
00:55:38I'll have you beheaded!
00:55:39And what will you do about the sacred girdle?
00:55:41What do you know about the sacred girdle?
00:55:44Only that it disappeared rather mysteriously, and now it's hidden safely away.
00:55:48Why, you swindler!
00:55:49Give it back to me this instant!
00:55:51Oh!
00:55:52It's not on me.
00:55:53You'll be sorry!
00:55:55You're so beautiful when you're mad.
00:55:58You know, I've just had a magnificent idea.
00:56:01Now I can be your faithful slave forever.
00:56:03What's on your mind?
00:56:05I'll make this my home.
00:56:07Just room and board in exchange for the housework I'll do for you.
00:56:10Because you can't become queen without the sacred girdle, can you?
00:56:13So I thought I'd settle down here in the meantime and be your consolation.
00:56:17Get out of here!
00:56:18Oh, couldn't you reconsider?
00:56:20You know you're breaking my heart.
00:56:21Well, I suppose there's nothing else to do except request an audience with the queen.
00:56:25Hmm.
00:56:26Come back here.
00:56:27Stay where you are.
00:56:28That's better.
00:56:29This is sheer extortion.
00:56:30See how easy it is to get along?
00:56:32Let's make up.
00:56:33Give me a kiss.
00:56:34You'll keep your place here, or I'll have them flog you.
00:56:37Yes, ma'am.
00:56:38And what about something to eat for your hungry slave?
00:56:42Well, what...
00:56:56All's fair in love and war.
00:57:02Help!
00:57:05Don't worry.
00:57:06We have company.
00:57:15Oh, no.
00:57:16Oh, no.
00:57:17Oh, no.
00:57:18Oh, no.
00:57:19Oh, no.
00:57:20Oh, no.
00:57:21Oh, no.
00:57:22Oh, no.
00:57:23Oh, no.
00:57:25Oh, don't be frightened.
00:57:27I'm a friend.
00:57:28I'm also a friend of Glaucus.
00:57:29Here, you're as well protected as you would be with an army.
00:57:32There's nothing to fear.
00:57:33No one is going to do you any harm.
00:57:34You'll see.
00:57:35Open this.
00:57:36Oh, no.
00:57:37Let me explain.
00:57:38Look, why not sit down?
00:57:39That's it.
00:57:40Let's both sit down and have a friendly chat, huh?
00:57:41Now then, what...
00:57:42Sit here so I can find my companions.
00:57:43That'd be doing them a favor.
00:57:45They're looking high and low for you.
00:57:48What's that to do with you?
00:57:49Somebody stole the sacred girdle.
00:57:51And you have been accused of being the culprit.
00:57:54Take my advice.
00:57:55If you want to save your life, you'd better wait and leave things to Glaucus.
00:57:58Glaucus won't get away alive from the Amazons.
00:58:00Why don't you want to believe the truth when you hear it?
00:58:02He'll come back and save you both from the Amazons.
00:58:04Even if he does return, I shall never leave this island.
00:58:07I've already done too much against my own kind.
00:58:10Oh, stop it.
00:58:11Any woman would have done the same.
00:58:12And don't fool yourself that you women are different from all the others.
00:58:15I don't advise you to speak badly of my people in front of me.
00:58:18No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:58:20What are you up to?
00:58:21I'm going to light the fire.
00:58:23But who are you?
00:58:24Sopho.
00:58:25And I'm going to tell you something you never knew about your quaint customs here.
00:58:29Did you ever wonder what happens to the men on the day after they,
00:58:32shall we say, marry you for better or for worse?
00:58:48Oh, come now.
00:58:49This is only a piece of hollow reed and nothing more.
00:58:51Don't be so reactionary.
00:58:52I'm telling you it's more than just a hollow reed.
00:58:54Have a look through it and then make up your mind.
00:58:56Have a look. Go on.
00:58:58Look, down there.
00:59:01There's the secret of the elders.
00:59:03After a single night of love,
00:59:05all the men end up down there with bears to guard them.
00:59:08The general idea is to keep young Amazons well clear
00:59:11of the perils and pitfalls of falling in love.
00:59:17Uh, why didn't they tell us this before?
00:59:19I wish I could work my way out like I work my way in.
00:59:22Silence down there!
00:59:24Get to work!
00:59:25I hope you die an old maid, just like you are today!
00:59:28Anyway, boys, that was some night we spent before we came here.
00:59:31We didn't want to spend any more. You can bet your life on that.
00:59:33Well, we can hope for prison reform.
00:59:34They went for the rest of their lives like that,
00:59:36without ever looking at another woman.
00:59:40Hmm.
00:59:41Hey, don't let him give you any ideas.
00:59:44You flatter yourself.
00:59:46Are you sure it makes such a change?
00:59:48My dear, did you see Doris?
00:59:50You'd think she had a new head.
00:59:51I wouldn't trust anyone but him.
00:59:53Ah, what a lovely surprise.
00:59:54Now, one at a time, girls. One at a time.
00:59:56Don't push. That's it.
00:59:57Let me take this junk jewelry.
00:59:58What trash.
00:59:59Hmm.
01:00:00Wait, wait, wait.
01:00:01Let's see what I've made for you at the boutique.
01:00:03Oh, my dear.
01:00:04Will you ever learn?
01:00:06The shoulder must always be unpinned.
01:00:07Uncover the shoulder.
01:00:10That's it, girls.
01:00:11Now take it easy. Wait a minute.
01:00:12Don't push.
01:00:13Come on.
01:00:14Come on.
01:00:15This way. Don't push.
01:00:16Don't push.
01:00:18Everyone's talking about this shit Greek.
01:00:20I know he's your slave, but he's too enterprising.
01:00:23Take care that he doesn't get you into trouble.
01:00:25He's also one of the consequences.
01:00:26Consequences of what?
01:00:27What do you mean, what?
01:00:28The sacred girdle.
01:00:29Oh, now what on earth has the sacred girdle got to do with this slave of yours and the way he carries on?
01:00:34Well, nothing directly, I mean.
01:00:35But I have a suggestion to make.
01:00:37It's possible to...
01:00:38to consecrate a new...
01:00:40a new girdle and...
01:00:42and then we could elect a new queen.
01:00:44You think so?
01:00:46Well, you are mistaken.
01:00:47My knowledge of the law has it that two moons must wax and wane before we may consecrate another girdle.
01:00:52And now be off with you.
01:00:54And give more thought to your slave instead of worrying about the girdle and the throne.
01:01:06What's all this story about the two moons?
01:01:08I don't believe I've heard it before.
01:01:10It's a law I passed just now.
01:01:16To your health and your wisdom.
01:01:18Same to you.
01:01:25Come on girls, break it up now.
01:01:27You mustn't go away now.
01:01:28Why don't you all come to my boutique?
01:01:33Wipe that smirk off your face.
01:01:35Careful, don't push.
01:01:36Get in there, I want to talk to you.
01:01:37Melita, Melita, we have a carpet for you.
01:01:40Put it inside.
01:01:41You two, inside.
01:01:43Now what can I do for you, my turtle dove?
01:01:45Sure, sure, I'll show you who's a turtle dove.
01:01:48I'm fed up with your dirty blackmail.
01:01:50You're absolutely right, my dear.
01:01:52I can't say I blame you, but if you're only a little bit more kind and more hospitable.
01:01:58I will be, I promise.
01:02:00How much do I have to give you now to tell me where you put the sacred girdle?
01:02:04Oh, that's not up to me to say.
01:02:06Here, it's divine.
01:02:07Oh, stop it.
01:02:08I'll let you run away with all the gold you've embezzled.
01:02:11Why, I'd be willing to give up every hard-earned penny of it before I give you up, believe me.
01:02:15Yes, I can imagine you're making such a sacrifice.
01:02:18Can't you see I'm suffering my sighs and my tears, my passion for you?
01:02:22I see only one thing, the way you make such a fool of yourself with all the Amazons.
01:02:26Oh, now if you reject me, I have to do something with the time on my hands.
01:02:31Are you jealous?
01:02:32Oh, I'll not permit you to use that despicable word in my presence.
01:02:35As for the girdle, if you don't come across with it by the next moon, you understand.
01:02:39You understand?
01:02:40Yes.
01:03:01If Melita loses her patience, she'll pack you off to the mines.
01:03:05No, no, no, no, I'm ticklish!
01:03:08Who are you?
01:03:09Sofo, you met aboard ship.
01:03:11Sofo?
01:03:12Ah, how are you?
01:03:14Wait a minute!
01:03:16I'll unpack you.
01:03:17No, no, don't!
01:03:18I feel safer like this.
01:03:20How did you manage to get here?
01:03:22It'd take a whole day to tell you, and right now, every minute counts.
01:03:25Now pay attention.
01:03:26Glaucus landed, Glaucus captured.
01:03:28Me, no.
01:03:29Learned Amazon system, slave labor.
01:03:30Stop.
01:03:31Followed Glaucus, escaped.
01:03:32Glaucus disappeared.
01:03:33Helped Antiope.
01:03:34Antiope's safe with me.
01:03:35Overheard your chat with Melita and learned girdle racket.
01:03:37Stop.
01:03:38You got all that?
01:03:39No.
01:03:40What's the matter with you?
01:03:41Hey, what are you doing?
01:03:43I'll...
01:03:45Well, Sofo, nice to see you again.
01:03:47Tell me, what do you want with me?
01:03:49I want to help Antiope.
01:03:50If you can tell us where you hid the girdle,
01:03:52she'll return in grand style and be proclaimed the new queen.
01:03:54Are you out of your mind?
01:03:55Don't you realize that's my only weapon?
01:03:57Why should I give it to Antiope?
01:03:58Yes, but from the point of view of morality.
01:04:00Morality?
01:04:01You don't even know what it is.
01:04:02To think I came here full of hope and all that.
01:04:05Too bad.
01:04:06You might as well go home.
01:04:07Pyrrhus!
01:04:09Pyrrhus!
01:04:10Just a moment, dear.
01:04:11It's a boutique outfit.
01:04:12Hurry!
01:04:13Hurry!
01:04:14One moment.
01:04:15I'm not decent.
01:04:24Pyrrhus.
01:04:26Do you approve of the way I've done my hair?
01:04:28Oh, magnificent.
01:04:29But don't you like mine, you hairdo?
01:04:31No.
01:04:32No?
01:04:33Oh, simplicity.
01:04:34How many times do I have to tell you, my dears?
01:04:37No jewels, please.
01:04:40No accessories.
01:04:43That island is the treasure home of the earth.
01:04:46I saw rubies and diamonds there as big as my fist.
01:04:48How do you know they weren't fins, Larrick?
01:04:51You could all be rich, but you won't believe me.
01:04:53It's not that we don't believe you.
01:04:55It's just that we feel uneasy.
01:04:57When anyone gets a bump on the head before he's himself again,
01:04:59oh, it's always like this.
01:05:01All right, I'm not responsible.
01:05:02There's a woman in danger of her life, and we have to save her.
01:05:04Are we women in danger, too, when we're sailing the high seas?
01:05:07Well, yours is in more danger when you're ashore.
01:05:12Suit yourselves.
01:05:22I believe you.
01:05:25And if you want, I can help you round up a dozen able seamen.
01:05:28And a vessel.
01:05:31Men we can trust.
01:05:32You bet your life we can.
01:05:34For the oarsmen, though, you'll have to give me a hand
01:05:36when I sign them off for the voyage.
01:06:01What are you trying to do?
01:06:03There, you've got your oarsmen.
01:06:05All we have to do is load them aboard the ship,
01:06:08and in a couple of hours we'll be on the high seas.
01:06:26Where's this treasure?
01:06:27I'll show you when we get there.
01:06:29Why can't you tell me now?
01:06:31I don't want to run any risks.
01:06:34Oh, you trust us, don't you?
01:06:37Like the sea, it's always calm before a storm.
01:06:43It's high time we put a stop to this corruption around here.
01:06:46There would be a disgrace to the whole community.
01:06:55We'd better get out of here while we've still got time.
01:07:00Melissa gave you until the next moon, right?
01:07:02Right.
01:07:08What do you mean the next moon?
01:07:09Right now, today.
01:07:10We've no time to lose.
01:07:14I found out that with every moon a new cargo is delivered.
01:07:16The new ones move in and we shove off.
01:07:19Home we go!
01:07:21There's been a letdown in discipline and morale.
01:07:25It's true that you're still very young.
01:07:28But I expect you to behave like warriors.
01:07:32Is that clear?
01:07:39You know, I don't altogether trust that big blonde Greek.
01:07:44I think it's best if I go ahead alone.
01:07:47I know the whole island, and if I'm not back here in three days' time,
01:07:50well, then you can do what you like.
01:07:52You wouldn't be trying to pull a fast one on us, would you?
01:07:54Stop worrying.
01:07:56We'll all be swimming in gold.
01:08:22Where are you going? What are you running for? Come back here!
01:08:25Don't you hear the drums?
01:08:28They're saying that they've captured Glaucus,
01:08:30and Melita is coming to take him to prison.
01:08:32Come with us, and don't make any trouble.
01:08:35Well, I don't usually fight with women.
01:08:38But...
01:08:40Let's go!
01:08:41Let's go!
01:08:42Let's go!
01:08:43Let's go!
01:08:44Let's go!
01:08:45Let's go!
01:08:46Let's go!
01:08:47Let's go!
01:08:48Let's go!
01:08:49Let's go!
01:08:50Let's go!
01:09:12Antiope!
01:09:14Where are you going? Come back here at once, Antiope!
01:09:16Well, you asked for it yourself.
01:09:20Antiope!
01:09:29I might have known it.
01:09:37You inventors!
01:09:44Antiope, come on, don't behave like a fool.
01:09:47No, Melita, you don't have us yet.
01:09:49I will kill you first.
01:09:50Oh, yes?
01:09:51Just make one move.
01:09:58Bring them along.
01:10:04By abandoning the temple of Tanit,
01:10:07Antiope is responsible for the theft of the sacred girdle.
01:10:12Therefore,
01:10:14she is to be subjected to the trial of Verity within the temple.
01:10:17And if the Goddess in her wrath
01:10:20does not prove her innocence
01:10:22by restoring the sacred girdle to the Queendom of the Amazons,
01:10:26this warrior
01:10:28will be condemned to be burned at the stake
01:10:31at the same time as this sacrilegious Greek
01:10:34who with masculine impertinence
01:10:36has openly dared to violate our laws
01:10:39and our sacred way of life.
01:10:42Only when this man who has insulted the gods,
01:10:45only when this treacherous slave
01:10:48has been punished by the sacred virgins of Tanit,
01:10:51only then will the wrath of the Goddess be appeased.
01:10:55Only then will tranquility be restored to this island,
01:10:59and the Queendom of the Amazons
01:11:01will recover its glorious and austere traditions of old.
01:11:06In the highest spirit of womanly courage and fortitude,
01:11:10these traditions ensure the lasting glory of our motherland.
01:11:15It is Tanit who guides our path,
01:11:18but it is the Amazon who defends it.
01:11:46Be ready for anything.
01:11:48Your friends haven't forgotten you.
01:11:50And what can they do?
01:12:15It was you who told her.
01:12:17And a good thing I did too, you'll see.
01:12:19What are you talking about?
01:12:21Now Melita will see that I get the same thing
01:12:23that's happening to him, stupid.
01:12:46The Goddess has deigned to unmask all of your enemies
01:12:50and proclaim to us that you are truly innocent.
01:12:52Antiope, I accept you as worthy
01:12:55to reign over all the people of the Amazons.
01:12:57Then I am willing.
01:13:00And now it's up to you to decide
01:13:02what you want to do with the prisoner.
01:13:06Let him be granted his life.
01:13:15We'd better get out of here.
01:13:17Your Majesty.
01:13:22Release him.
01:13:30Farewell, Glaucus. May the Gods protect you.
01:13:33Return to your own country and forget me.
01:13:36Set him free.
01:13:46How are we going to get over the city walls?
01:13:49Look how high they are.
01:13:51What do you think we brought these ropes along for
01:13:53so you could skip rope with them?
01:13:55You, there.
01:13:57And you, there.
01:13:59You, come with me to the trees and keep quiet.
01:14:16You, there.
01:14:18You, there.
01:14:45You, there.
01:15:09Fire! Fire!
01:15:15Fire! Fire!
01:15:17Run! Run!
01:15:43Your Majesty, pirates are attacking!
01:15:44Your Majesty, pirates are attacking!
01:15:50Glaucus! Glaucus!
01:15:52Come with me.
01:15:54I'm not running away.
01:15:55There's only one way you can save me.
01:15:56Come with me!
01:16:06Get the wagon! The wagon!
01:16:14Get the wagon!
01:16:45Take this!
01:16:48Come on. Let's open the gates.
01:17:06Those men are our only hope.
01:17:07What are you going to do?
01:17:09Set the prisoners free, find the weapons,
01:17:10and counterattack the pirates.
01:17:11And the bears?
01:17:12Huh?
01:17:13The bears!
01:17:14There's Glaucus.
01:17:15Thank you very much.
01:17:16Don't mention it.
01:17:23I was afraid of this.
01:17:24Those battleaxe Amazons are turning back our attacks.
01:17:37Their barricades are too strong.
01:17:38You're right.
01:17:39If we fight on foot, we make a perfect target for them.
01:17:42Let's break out those horses and attack them with cavalry.
01:17:44Get the horses!
01:17:48And Diope, look there!
01:17:50Watch out now!
01:17:51They're making a cavalry charge!
01:18:12They're making a cavalry charge!
01:18:28The wagons! They're trying to burn them!
01:18:30Run!
01:18:31Go!
01:18:32Go!
01:18:38There's one of the bears.
01:18:39Go get him, boy!
01:18:40Why didn't you tell me you wanted a rug?
01:18:42That's a good idea. Start with that one.
01:18:52Poor Glaucus. What do you mean, poor Glaucus? Poor bear?
01:18:59Don't get so excited.
01:19:01It's for your left!
01:19:02Glaucus!
01:19:05Come on, Glaucus!
01:19:06Glaucus! Oh, excuse me.
01:19:09Use your left, boy! Use your left!
01:19:13I got him!
01:19:18Glaucus, when you finish with that one, there's another one over here.
01:19:21Slowpoke, come on! Hurry! Let's get the horses!
01:19:25Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
01:19:30Let's get those amazons!
01:19:32Take the horses and let's go rescue the girls. Follow me! Come on!
01:19:39What are you doing down there? Come out! On your feet!
01:19:43I'm afraid.
01:19:44You're disgracing yourself. Act like a woman!
01:19:46That's just what I'm doing.
01:19:55We can't hold out much longer!
01:19:56Stop this dribbling! And you, give me an arrow!
01:20:00Hey, look over there!
01:20:02There's another one!
01:20:03There's another one!
01:20:04There's another one!
01:20:05There's another one!
01:20:06Hey, look over there!
01:20:10Those girls! The cavalry to the rescue!
01:20:15Look out!
01:20:16It's that little fry!
01:20:37THE END
01:20:41THE END
01:21:05You're beautiful. You're a woman.
01:21:09You were made to be loved.
01:21:11Yes.
01:21:12You were made to be kissed.
01:21:22This is the war I prefer to fight!
01:21:28Oh, stay here with me! I'll give you everything I own!
01:21:31No!
01:21:32All that gold!
01:21:33No!
01:21:34Diamonds!
01:21:35No!
01:21:36Even my jewelry!
01:21:37We could have lots of babies!
01:21:39No!
01:21:40But don't I have any appeal for you, then?
01:21:42No!
01:21:43Sopho! Sopho!
01:21:45Don't run away!
01:21:49Let me go! Let me go! That old man is after me!
01:21:51Let me go! Let me go!
01:21:56Oh, look here, Evander.
01:21:57What we women need most is affection.
01:21:59And true comprehension.
01:22:01To be comforted.
01:22:02Oh, for heaven's sake, don't you think of anything else?
01:22:05Well, uh...
01:22:14Well, here's where we say goodbye.
01:22:15Sopho, are you really determined to leave us?
01:22:17Yes. I prefer to resume my wanderings about the world.
01:22:19Besides, I'm afraid of that old hag.
01:22:21Goodbye, then, Sopho. We're going to miss you.
01:22:23Why don't you marry some girl here that you like?
01:22:25I wouldn't mind marrying the queen,
01:22:27but she's bound by her vows of chastity.
01:22:29And anyway, I prefer, really, to stay single.
01:22:31So, now, goodbye. I'll be on my way.
01:22:33Goodbye.
01:22:34Oh, no, no, no. I might break down.
01:22:37Your Majesty.
01:22:38Hi, Priestess.
01:22:39Sopho!
01:22:41Let me out of here!
01:22:54If they keep that kiss much longer,
01:22:56I really believe it will be over.
01:22:58Much longer?
01:22:59I really believe they're both suffocated.
01:23:01Oh, my dear priestess, if only I had the opportunity.
01:23:03I wouldn't mind it.
01:23:07If anything, I still wish that someone could describe a kiss to me.
01:23:12Goodbye! Goodbye!
01:23:29Well, the queen shall have a king.
01:23:31At high time, too.
01:23:32Let's go and change the constitution.
01:23:33Oh, fine.
01:23:34Whoops!
01:23:37Hooray for women! Hooray for men!
01:23:39Hooray for...
01:23:40Good night to all!

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