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An English gentleman makes a wager that he can travel completely around the world in only 80 days, and thus sets out with his valet to prove it, unaware theyβre being pursued by a police detective who believes them to be the suspects of a bank robbery.
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00:00We're bound to make Yokohama by morning, are we?
00:25I'm afraid that's done it, Mr. Thug.
00:27You haven't a prayer of catching your boat now.
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00:57All of the tales that you know so well
01:02Features and fables will story tell
01:06Each classic creation
01:08In new animation
01:10Today's presentation will be
01:14Jules Verne's sensational journey across three continents
01:19Around the World in 80 Days, Part 2
01:23So bring on the whole family
01:35Bank of London robbed 55,000 pounds taken
01:39A daring bank robbery
01:41And within the walls of the exclusive Reform Club
01:43Mr. Phileas Fogg
01:45Astounded the other members by saying
01:47That the world has grown so small
01:49That a criminal could be hiding anywhere
01:55With the completion of the Trans-Indian Railway
01:57One can now go around the world
01:59In exactly 80 days
02:0280?
02:0480?
02:05Around the world in 80 days?
02:0680?
02:0780?
02:08Around the world in 80 days?
02:09Really?
02:10So certain was Phileas Fogg of this fact
02:11That he bet his fellow members
02:1220,000 pounds
02:14That he could completely circle the globe
02:17In exactly 80 days
02:19An incredibly short time
02:21And he embarked on the journey
02:22With his valet, Passepartout
02:24But Phileas Fogg's journey
02:26Did not go unhindered
02:28The great but greedy Detective Fix
02:31Had information
02:32That the bank robber was a gentleman
02:34Moreover, he believed
02:35That gentleman
02:36To be Phileas Fogg
02:38And that his trip around the world
02:40Was a ruse
02:41To escape capture
02:44And so as visions
02:45Of the reward of a thousand pounds
02:47Danced in his head
02:48Detective Fix
02:50Began his relentless pursuit
02:52Of Phileas Fogg
02:53And Passepartout
02:55But in spite of the wily detective
02:58The travelers
02:59Kept to their schedule
03:00And as they went
03:02They were joined
03:03First by Abdul the monkey
03:05Who became their fast friend
03:07And then by Aouda
03:09A lovely Indian maiden
03:11Whom they rescued
03:12From an ancient marriage ritual
03:14Phileas Fogg journeyed
03:16From London
03:17To Suez
03:18To Bombay
03:19To Calcutta
03:21Exactly on schedule
03:23And just as he was about
03:24To embark
03:25On the next leg
03:26Of his adventure
03:27Do your duty officer
03:29I'm afraid
03:30You must accompany me
03:31To the magistrate's court
03:32Mr. Fogg
03:33You are under arrest
03:34You are under arrest
03:35Mr. Phileas Fogg
03:44Stand forward please
03:45Mr. Billy Bog
03:48You are accused of
03:51My name is Phileas Fogg
03:53Your Honor
03:54How's that?
03:55Silly S. Hog
03:58What sort of name
03:59Notwithstanding sir
04:01You are accused
04:03Of robbing the bank of London
04:05What say you to that
04:07Mr. Hog
04:08Who accuses me
04:10Your Honor
04:11What's that?
04:12Accuses
04:13Ah
04:14Brother
04:15Quite right
04:16Who accuses this gentleman?
04:18I does
04:19Your Honor
04:20Eh
04:21What?
04:22Someone spoke
04:23Abdul
04:24Look
04:25It is the madman
04:26Who attacked us in Suez
04:27Who is
04:28Who is that
04:29Who is that
04:30Who is that
04:31Speak up man
04:33I spoke
04:34Your Worship
04:35Detective Fix
04:36Of the London police
04:37And I have a warrant
04:38For the arrest
04:39Of Mr. Phileas Fogg
04:43Dressed as a dog
04:45I warn you sir
04:47This is a court of law
04:49I will tolerate
04:50No nonsense
04:51Not dressed
04:53Your Worship
04:54Arrest
04:55I hold here
04:56Here in the hand
04:57A warrant
04:58That will put Phileas Fogg
04:59Behind bars
05:00For the rest of his life
05:05Here you
05:06Me warrant
05:09Get it known soon
05:11Get ready this year
05:12What?
05:13As no one has come forward
05:15Your Honor
05:16I must ask
05:17To be excused
05:18My ship leaves
05:19For Hong Kong
05:20In eight minutes
05:21Foul play
05:22Your Worship
05:23Stop that man
05:26Stop that man
05:27Stop him I say
05:28Stop him I say
05:29You've slipped from me grasp
05:31Once more
05:32You've slipped from me grasp
05:33Once more Mr. Fogg
05:34But journey's end
05:35Will tell a different story
05:36Upon my view
05:37Upon my vows
05:39Or
06:10Not you
06:11You've slipped from me
06:12You've slipped from me
06:13You've slipped from me
06:14I'll be right
06:15Let's go
06:16Ah
06:17Bracing weather
06:18Eh Passepartout
06:19And you my dear Uda
06:21You enjoying the voyage?
06:23And you, my dear Uda, you enjoying the voyage?
06:26Yes, yes, of course, Mr. Fogg.
06:29How could I not enjoy myself with you?
06:31And you for company.
06:34But I worry about this storm.
06:37Will it not upset your schedule?
06:39Not necessarily.
06:41If the wind is behind us, it could well mean that we've gained half a day.
06:45It's not working that way, I'm afraid, Mr. Fogg.
06:48We're sailing into the tepid.
06:50I see, Captain.
06:51And how much time do you think we'll lose?
06:5424 hours, sir, perhaps more.
06:57A full day?
06:58Then we will miss our connection for Yokohama.
07:02We shall see.
07:08Although we made our connection to Hong Kong, we are not so lucky here.
07:12The ship for Yokohama has gone.
07:15You have lost three days, Mr. Fogg.
07:17Which means that we will not be on time for the steamer from Yokohama to San Francisco, either.
07:23You have lost your wager, Mr. Fogg?
07:27While you purchase these provisions, Passepartout,
07:29I will be seeking out a vessel sufficiently seaworthy for the voyage to Yokohama.
07:34But there are only small craft in the harbour.
07:37It's a journey of six days.
07:39We cannot possibly hope to overtake the steamship.
07:42We most certainly will not overtake her if we spend the time in discussion.
07:45Now, you have your orders, Passepartout.
07:48As you wish, Mr. Fogg.
07:49I go at once.
07:53Zut!
07:53Hello!
07:54For all that I can see where I am, I could just as easily be back in London.
07:57Oh, a thousand pardons, monsieur.
08:04I'm afraid that I am hopelessly lost.
08:07Could you perhaps tell me where I might buy some provisions?
08:10Why, shiver me timbers, matey.
08:13It's a lucky swab you are.
08:14Providence has led you to the very place.
08:17Come right along with me, my lad.
08:18Right in here.
08:19Watch that step now.
08:21It does not much have the look of a store, this place.
08:25Now, you mustn't judge by appearances, me old son.
08:28This establishment is magnificently equipped to provide anything your heart might desire,
08:34if you gets my meaning.
08:38Now then, how about having a nice little drink
08:41while I go fetch the head salesman to come serve you personal-like, eh?
08:45Ah, merci, thank you.
08:46I will have a glass of water.
08:48Excellent choice, excellent.
08:51Never touches anything but the old aquapura myself.
08:54Stab me if I does.
08:55Here you are, my hearty.
08:57Drink up.
09:05Har, har, har.
09:07Flat as a flounder.
09:13Ahoy, the sea dragon.
09:16Here's another sailor for you, captain.
09:19Please, the rest of our crew now, Mr. Fogg.
09:22What?
09:23We are...
09:24It is past part two.
09:27Good heavens.
09:28This man is my valet, captain.
09:30Blimey, it's very as fog.
09:33Your valet, you say.
09:34Well, in that case, we'll just have to Shanghai someone else, won't we?
09:39Put this one to work in the village.
09:41Cast off the lines, lads.
09:42Up, anchor.
09:45Push the sails.
09:51We seem to be making excellent time, captain.
09:54Is there really a chance that we can catch the ship Empress of Japan before it leaves for San Francisco?
10:00It'll be close, ma'am.
10:02But a fresh breeze come up at dusk.
10:03If it keeps up all night, we're bound to make Yokohama the morning.
10:06Get on with your work, you bilge rat.
10:13We're bound to make Yokohama by morning, are we?
10:17I'm afraid that's done it, Mr. Fogg.
10:35You haven't a prayer of catching your boat now.
10:38Hmm.
10:39The resourceful man saves his prayers for his hour of genuine heat.
10:43Captain.
10:44On to Yokohama!
10:53That was wonderful, Mr. Fogg.
10:56Amazing.
11:04You're too late, Mr. Fogg.
11:06The Empress has left her berth.
11:08Passport 2, fire the cannon.
11:11Aye, aye, mon capitaine.
11:13Oh, my word.
11:21Ahoy, Empress of Japan.
11:25You've forgotten some of your passengers.
11:28Drop anchor.
11:31Lure the ladder.
11:34Goodbye, my friend.
11:36And thank you.
11:38You may as well give up, Sellius Fogg.
11:52You'll never survive another 38 days of this.
11:56Look, something is falling from the sky.
12:09Little white things.
12:11Little white things?
12:13But, Mademoiselle Aouda, have you never seen snow?
12:18My dear little Aouda, you couldn't have, of course.
12:21The sun shines too brightly in India for snow.
12:24I have heard of it, but I never dreamed it was so beautiful.
12:29Is it not enchanting, Mr. Fogg?
12:31It is indeed enchanting.
12:34Oh, I must touch it.
12:36What can anything so delicate feel like?
12:38But, it is too fragile to be held.
12:43Each tiny flake dies if you capture it, leaving only a tear.
12:48And so, Filius Fogg continues his race with time across the United States of America.
12:57Besieged by obstacles at every turn, he overcomes them all.
13:01And he finally arrives in New York for the last leg of his journey.
13:10Monsieur Fogg, our sheep, it is gone.
13:14That was to be expected, Passepartout.
13:16So, it should have taken us 71 days to reach New York.
13:19We gained five days, but we lost six.
13:23So, we are still a day behind.
13:26But you still have the entire Atlantic to cross, Mr. Fogg.
13:30How will you possibly manage it?
13:32We will simply have to seek an alternative means of transportation.
13:38Well now, Mr. Fogg, you couldn't compare a trip across the Atlantic to stepping across a puddle.
13:44Well, you'd have to make it worth my while.
13:47That carpet bag contains most of what is left of 20,000 pounds, Captain.
13:52It is yours if you get us to Liverpool without delay.
13:5720,000 pounds, you say?
14:00That would come to about $100,000, American, wouldn't it?
14:04More or less.
14:06Well, do we have a deal?
14:07We do, sir.
14:08We weigh anchor immediately.
14:11I know you this time, Monsieur Fix.
14:13You will not fool us again?
14:17The deal is off.
14:19This is a sailing vessel, not a loony bin.
14:21Please, Monsieur le Capitaine, my apologies.
14:26You must understand, we have been under a terrible strain.
14:29Well, as long as it doesn't happen again.
14:33I'll go get the ship underway.
14:38Har, har, har.
14:40There now, Mr. Fogg.
14:42Just enough coal left to get you to the middle of the Atlantic and no farther.
14:47We seem to be making excellent time, Mr. Fogg.
14:57The blessing of steam, my dear.
14:59There hasn't been enough wind to spin a child's pinwheel.
15:07What has happened, Captain?
15:09Why have we stopped?
15:10I'll tell you why, Mr. Fogg.
15:13You're out of fuel.
15:14That's why you're, ooh, stranded.
15:17With, ooh, ooh, more than half the distance to go.
15:21You have, ooh, lost, Phileas Fogg.
15:24And I, Detective Fix, have won.
15:27I see.
15:31That's my door.
15:32Out of your door.
15:35Yes, Mr. Fogg.
15:37We are going to strip every piece of wood on this vessel and feed it to the boilers.
15:41Every piece of wood?
15:42The masts, the cabins, the decks?
15:45Every splinter.
15:46Now, full tumor heart is, we have an ocean to cross.
15:50Faster, faster, more steam.
16:03Faster, faster, more steam.
16:06faster faster more steam that's it maintain steam forward faster faster we're losing pressure
16:25give it up that's it good good show
16:29you have denied monsieur fog not quite we still have to reach london
16:36and the last train for london has gone with only six hours to go ah monsieur fog to lose this weight
16:47is too much to bear oh my poor mr fog oh that carriage the carriage you expect to get to
16:57london within six hours in a horse and carriage but c'est impossible monsieur fog to touch the
17:03horse from the carriage i will be back directly lash them down firmly abdul ready my dear
17:14everyone aboard ignite two rockets at a time passport
17:20mr fog we are overtaking the london train we will crash into it
17:49pass by two light all the rockets all the rockets monsieur fog all the rockets pass by two
17:59au revoir abdul may we meet in the next world
18:03and that monsieur fog is that for the rockets
18:22oh we're falling get hold of abdul and wrap your arms around my neck pass by two
18:29mr fog do you hear nine o'clock yes pass by two fifteen minutes too late i have lost
18:49mademoiselle aouda me a bring you some tea monsieur fog thank you no pass by two what i regret most my
19:04dear older is that i brought you to england promising to provide for you and now my fortune
19:10is gone i stand here before you a ruined man with a man such as you mr fog i would gladly share even
19:18poverty dear lady dear i hope that you look upon me with favor will you be my wife my own
19:28pass by two who can that be at this hour the great detective fix monsieur fog well uh actually
19:40sore what i'm here to tell you is that the real bank robber has been apprehended and uh well i'm
19:47offering my regrets for having hounded an innocent man i see thank you mr fix i believe uh passepartout
19:56you would enjoy accepting your apologies for me
19:59sounds what a ninny i've been
20:15the time is 8 40 gentlemen fog still has five minutes give him his due there's no way he could
20:24make it the last train from liverpool has arrived and fog wasn't on it 8 42 three more minutes and it
20:30will be all over 8 44 oh well what's he to a hand of whist hey excellent idea stewart i'm exactly on time i think
20:40fog he's done it fantastic actually gentlemen i thought i had lost but when i heard the church bells
20:48i realized that it was sunday and not monday as i had supposed i then remembered that by constantly
20:56going east on my journey around the world i had gained 24 hours you mean you've been in london for
21:02a full night and day man what on earth have you been doing ah i could not have spent the time more
21:08profitably nor tenderly allow me to present my bride of a day i have won much much more than a mere
21:17wager gentlemen well said sir good show let's have a rousing chair hip hip hoorah for mr and mrs phileas fogg
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22:56And just as he was about to embark on the next leg of his adventure...
23:01Do your duty, officer.
23:03I'm afraid you must accompany me to the magistrate's court, Mr. Fogg.
23:07You are under arrest.
23:08Mr. Filius Fogg, stand forward, please.
23:19Mr. Billy Bog, eh?
23:21You are accused of...
23:25My name is Filius Fogg, Your Honor.
23:28How's that?
23:30Silly S. Hogg.
23:32Odd sort of name, eh?
23:33Well, not withstanding, sir.
23:35You are accused of robbing the bank of...
23:38...go unhindered.
23:40The great but greedy Detective Fix had information that the bank robber was a gentleman.
23:45Moreover, he believed that gentleman to be Filius Fogg, and that his trip around the world was a ruse to escape capture.
23:54And so as visions of the reward of a thousand pounds danced in his head, Detective Fix began his relentless pursuit of Filius Fogg and Passepartout.
24:06But in spite of the wily detective, the travelers kept to their schedule.
24:12And as they went, they were joined.
24:15First by Abdul the Monkey, who became their fast friend.
24:18And then by Aouda, a lovely Indian maiden, whom they rescued from an ancient marriage ritual.
24:26Filius Fogg, journeyed...
24:27Bound taken!
24:29...a daring bank robbery.
24:30And within the walls of the Exclusive Reform Club, Mr. Filius Fogg astounded the other members by saying that the world has grown so small that a criminal could be hiding anywhere.
24:44With the completion of the Trans-Indian Railway, one can now go around the world in exactly 80 days.
24:5380?
24:54Around the world in 80 days?
24:56Really?
24:57So certain was Filius Fogg of this fact that he bet his fellow members 20,000 pounds that he could completely circle the globe in exactly 80 days, an incredibly short time.
25:10And he embarked on the journey with his valet, Passepartout.
25:14But Filius Fogg's journey did not...
25:17All of the tales that you know so well
25:30Features and fables will story tell
25:33Each classic creation
25:35In new animation
25:37Today's presentation will be
25:41Jules Verne's sensational journey across three continents, around the world in 80 days, part two.
25:50So bring on the whole family
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26:05We're bound to make Yokohama by morning, are we?
26:13I'm afraid that's done it, Mr. Fogg. You haven't a prayer of catching your boat now.
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