- 7 weeks ago
Prepare yourself for a magical journey to a mystical place. Hansel and Gretel are the offspring of an impoverished woodcutter and his wife. After being told to leave their home by their mother, Hansel and Gretel wrongly walk into the Evil Forest Called the "North woods" where they discover a delicious gingerbread house where a witch named Griselda lives...
Film in English starring Hugh Pollard Nicola Stapleton Full Classic Movie HD
Film in English starring Hugh Pollard Nicola Stapleton Full Classic Movie HD
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00:00:00You
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00:02:10Hansel
00:02:12Gretel
00:02:13Get up you lazy bones
00:02:16I'll not call you again
00:02:30Hansel, Hansel wake up
00:02:47I was having such a beautiful dream
00:02:50What did you dream?
00:02:52We lived in a beautiful castle, you and I
00:02:55And we each had our own little pony to ride
00:03:00What else?
00:03:02We didn't have to do any chores
00:03:04None at all
00:03:05We were a prince and a princess, you see
00:03:07And nobody could tell us what to do
00:03:09Nobody?
00:03:10Nobody
00:03:12I like that dream
00:03:15Hansel, Gretel
00:03:19We're coming, Mother
00:03:30But I'm still hungry
00:03:39This is for your lunch
00:03:41We don't need lunch later
00:03:43We need breakfast now
00:03:45Don't be so cheeky, young lady
00:03:47Besides, too much breakfast is bad for the blood
00:03:51No
00:03:56It was just fine, Maria
00:04:00Wasn't it, children?
00:04:02Yes
00:04:03Yes
00:04:04It was fine for a single mouse
00:04:06Not for a man and his family
00:04:10Go ready the cart for our journey today
00:04:13Yes, father
00:04:14Stephen, they haven't finished the chores I gave them
00:04:22They can do the chores tomorrow
00:04:23I promise to take them with me
00:04:26Tomorrow, tomorrow
00:04:27Everything is always put off
00:04:29Will we have enough to eat on our table tomorrow?
00:04:31Oh, Stephen
00:04:33What's going to become of us?
00:04:35The four of us are going to starve
00:04:38You might as well start planing the boards for our coffins
00:04:44Don't worry
00:04:46I'm sure that I can sell all the wood that we can carry
00:04:49Have faith
00:04:51God will not forsake us
00:05:01Now, be a good girl
00:05:04Hansel, don't lose your hat
00:05:07Stephen
00:05:09Don't let the baker cheat you
00:05:11Impossible
00:05:12Duncan
00:05:14Bye-bye, mother
00:05:18Bye-bye
00:05:19Bye-bye
00:05:20Bye-bye
00:05:26Oh, ask us another one, father
00:05:28Yes, another little one
00:05:30All right
00:05:31Let me see
00:05:33Yes, I've got one
00:05:35What has arms and legs but hasn't got a head?
00:05:40Is it a fly?
00:05:41No
00:05:42I know, I know
00:05:43It's a turtle
00:05:45Silly, a turtle has a head
00:05:47So does a fly, Hansel
00:05:52Oh, tell us, father
00:05:54What has arms and legs?
00:05:55It hasn't got a head
00:05:57A chair
00:05:58It hasn't got a head
00:05:59It hasn't got a head
00:06:01That was a hard one, father
00:06:02I'll stump you
00:06:04What two things can you never have for breakfast?
00:06:07Lunch and dinner
00:06:09Come on ducks, out of the way
00:06:15Out of the way
00:06:16Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack
00:06:24There you are
00:06:25Thank you
00:06:34That'll do, huh?
00:06:35Thanks
00:07:05That's a good one
00:07:07You have a good one
00:07:09You have a good one
00:07:11One...
00:07:13Hey, what's that?
00:07:14That's a good one
00:07:15And you have a good one
00:07:17Hey, what's that?
00:07:22Thank you, Blacksmith
00:07:42Father, look.
00:07:43The blacksmith gave me these strange stones.
00:07:46What are they?
00:07:48These are flints.
00:07:50If you strike them together, they make sparks to start a fire.
00:07:53They're a good gift.
00:07:56Keep them with you always and you'll never be cold.
00:08:13Children, I told you to sit quietly while I finish my business here.
00:08:17This is the last bundle, sir.
00:08:29Taste and touch nothing, or your father will pay for your curiosity.
00:08:36And the same goes for you.
00:08:37The woodbasket's full.
00:08:42I'm putting these by the oven.
00:09:33Here's your money, woodcutter.
00:09:49Sir, this is not what we agreed upon.
00:09:51I don't have to deal with you at all.
00:09:52I could easily cut my own wood for my oven.
00:09:55But I haven't the time.
00:09:56So you reap the benefit.
00:09:58Sir, the last time I brought you wood, you paid me too little.
00:10:00And you promised to pay me fairly this time.
00:10:02I think you're mistaken, woodcutter.
00:10:05I don't remember any such thing.
00:10:08Little girl.
00:10:14And for you, some delicious cookie crumbs.
00:10:19What do you say, Gretel?
00:10:30Thank you, Master Baker, sir.
00:10:36You're very welcome, child.
00:10:39Come along, children.
00:10:49Red and yellow ribbons.
00:10:51Come see and come by.
00:10:53A ribbon in the hair always lights up the eye.
00:10:56My, what beautiful hair this child has.
00:10:59How pretty a hair would look with a ribbon or two in it.
00:11:01This one's nice.
00:11:03But pet's a blue satin ribbon to tie up her hair.
00:11:08No, thank you.
00:11:12Children, why don't you go along and watch the Punch and Judy show?
00:11:14It's a big-final dab.
00:11:16Let's see.
00:11:16I'll go along and watch the cuir, the Miss O'Bains.
00:11:17Let's take it here.
00:11:27Grant, up the breeze and don't breathe
00:11:28and don't breathe and breathe.
00:11:29Rest, Ray.
00:11:31Get yourself new here.
00:11:32Come on, three meu.
00:11:36Come on, three, my.
00:11:37All right, old children.
00:11:39Wouldn't you like some fresh mackerel?
00:11:40Oh, thank you.
00:11:42Ah, children, golden honey, the sweet fruit of the bee.
00:11:49Mmm, mmm, mmm.
00:11:50Sorry. No, thank you.
00:11:52Very special, that's right.
00:11:54Oh, they look lovely.
00:11:56And another bunch of red roses for you, wife.
00:11:58Yes, I bet.
00:12:00Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap.
00:12:02Turn your head and step, step, step, step.
00:12:04Left and right, left and left,
00:12:06and round the belt run back again.
00:12:10I would like to dance with him.
00:12:14He is nice and tall and slim.
00:12:16What's your name, little boy?
00:12:18Hansel.
00:12:20Hansel, dear, would you agree?
00:12:22Would you dance a dance with me?
00:12:24Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap.
00:12:26Point your toe and tap, tap, tap.
00:12:28Left and right, left and dip,
00:12:30round the belt and back again.
00:12:32Listen to my poem, everybody.
00:12:34A fool does never change his mind,
00:12:36and who can think it strange?
00:12:38The reason's clear for fools, my friends,
00:12:40have not a mind to change.
00:12:42Come on, everybody.
00:12:44Come on, Hansel, let's sing our song.
00:12:46Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap.
00:12:48Point your toe and tap, tap, tap.
00:12:50Left and right, left and then,
00:12:52round the belt and back again.
00:12:54Come on, everybody, let's all sing.
00:12:56Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap, clap.
00:13:00Point your toe and tap, tap, tap.
00:13:02Left and right, left and then,
00:13:04round the belt and back again.
00:13:06Come on, everybody, let's all sing.
00:13:14Raise your hands and tap, tap, tap.
00:13:16Point your toe and tap, tap, tap.
00:13:18Left and right, left and dip,
00:13:20round the belt and back again.
00:13:24I'll see you next time.
00:13:54Lalalala
00:14:24Oh, my God.
00:14:54Oh, my God.
00:15:25We sang with Punch and Judy.
00:15:27Really?
00:15:28Yes, we learned to dance from the puppets.
00:15:30Punch and Judy were so funny.
00:15:32All they did was fight and hit each other with a rolling pin.
00:15:37The blacksmith gave me two stones that make fire.
00:15:40Do you want to hear me sing the song I learned, Mama?
00:15:43Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap.
00:15:44No, not now, Gretel.
00:15:46Look at the beautiful stones.
00:15:48Father told me how to use them.
00:15:50You can take your sister inside.
00:15:51Go on.
00:15:52Go on!
00:15:53This doesn't taste like the soup.
00:16:12It tastes like the wash water.
00:16:14I don't think you know what the wash water tastes like.
00:16:20I tried it once.
00:16:22I really did!
00:16:24Stop it.
00:16:26Stop it.
00:16:28How dare you laugh at this meal.
00:16:31Next time I'll eat the last potato myself.
00:16:35Children, go to bed.
00:16:36Yes, go to bed, children.
00:16:40And if you're lucky, you'll never wake up.
00:16:57Maria, how could you say such a thing?
00:17:00How could you let that fat baker cheat you again?
00:17:03Are you a stupid simpleton?
00:17:08I'm a simple woodcutter.
00:17:10You're a father.
00:17:13Haven't you the courage to stand up to someone
00:17:15who's taking the food from your wife and babies
00:17:18by not paying you what is rightfully owed to you?
00:17:23He's an important man in town.
00:17:25I don't care if he's the king.
00:17:27I'll go to the town myself and speak to the baker.
00:17:34All right.
00:17:36I've heard enough.
00:17:39I'll go in tomorrow
00:17:40and I will collect the rest of what is owed to me.
00:17:44Mama.
00:17:57Mama.
00:17:59Mama.
00:18:10Good morning, missus.
00:18:12Good morning to you, neighbour.
00:18:14I've brought some things for you.
00:18:19Our cows has been producing more milk
00:18:21than we could drink or make cheese with.
00:18:24I've brought you some eggs, too.
00:18:26I have no money for this, neighbour.
00:18:28Oh, no need.
00:18:29Your good husband has done me favours many a time.
00:18:33Why, just last winter,
00:18:34when I was sick and couldn't get out of bed,
00:18:37he brought firewood to my family to keep my home warm.
00:18:42He's a good neighbour and a good man.
00:18:45Yes.
00:18:46My husband cares for everyone,
00:18:47but this is very kind of you and your family.
00:18:49Yeah, this is heavy.
00:18:51I'll carry it.
00:18:53You know, yesterday,
00:19:00when I was delivering milk to the miller,
00:19:03he told me that another child has disappeared
00:19:06into that cursed north woods.
00:19:08They looked tired all day for that little boy.
00:19:14Found nothing.
00:19:16That's terrible.
00:19:18If you ask me,
00:19:20my thought is
00:19:20no one will ever see that child again, missus.
00:19:25Look, children.
00:19:27Fresh milk and some eggs.
00:19:32Say thank you, children.
00:19:35Good day.
00:19:38This cream is delicious.
00:19:59I'm going to make us some custard.
00:20:02I can't wait.
00:20:08I can't wait.
00:20:09Good day.
00:20:11I can't wait.
00:20:15I can't wait.
00:20:33My brother,
00:20:34and I will make another eat.
00:20:35This custard would be perfect with some berries.
00:20:46I'm going to find some if I have to search the forest high and low.
00:20:50And we're going to have a real celebration when your father gets home tonight.
00:20:53Oh, I'm so happy.
00:20:56Now, Gretel, while I'm gone, you do your downing.
00:21:00Yes, Mama.
00:21:01Aunt Hansel, make sure that weave is good and tight or else the broom won't last.
00:21:06Aunt Hansel, please do not forget to give some water to the donkey.
00:21:09I won't forget.
00:21:31Irre�� määrchen.
00:21:36Piu-piu.
00:21:42Piu-piu.
00:21:45La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
00:22:04May I have this dance, miss?
00:22:06Yes, kind sir.
00:22:09Gretel, dear, I don't know how
00:22:11When to turn and how to bow
00:22:13Show me what I ought to do
00:22:16So that I may dance with you
00:22:18Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap
00:22:23Point your toe and tap, tap, tap
00:22:25Left and right, left and then
00:22:28Round about and back again
00:22:30Raise your hands and clap, clap, clap
00:22:32Point your toe and tap, tap, tap
00:22:35Left and right, left and then
00:22:37Round about and back again
00:22:39Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la
00:23:09Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
00:23:39Tra-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la
00:23:44Oh, no!
00:23:52This is terrible!
00:23:55Hansel, what are we going to do?
00:23:57All the milk is spilled!
00:23:58I must have left the barn door open.
00:24:06What have we going to tell Mother?
00:24:08I don't know. Look, get it cleared up.
00:24:11I'm getting him out of here.
00:24:15Please, Duncan. No, come on.
00:24:21Oh, Duncan, please!
00:24:28Hansel, Gretel!
00:24:35What are you doing?
00:24:37What's the donkey doing in the house?
00:24:48Where's my custard?
00:24:53We didn't see him coming in.
00:24:56You let that stupid animal eat my custard and drink all our milk.
00:25:02Hansel, get that beast out of here.
00:25:04Now, do you hear?
00:25:05Take the donkey to the barn, you foolish boy!
00:25:12Come on, Duncan.
00:25:17Move, Duncan.
00:25:18I'll take the donkey myself.
00:25:22You worthless idiot!
00:25:24Come on, out!
00:25:26I've had enough!
00:25:27Just get out of my kitchen!
00:25:29Get out of here!
00:25:31Out!
00:25:37You stupid, stupid children!
00:25:40I'll never forgive you!
00:25:43Never!
00:25:44We're sorry.
00:25:45We really are.
00:25:47Find some berries for our dinner tonight.
00:25:49Enough for all of us.
00:25:50Or don't come back.
00:25:52Now get out of my sight!
00:25:56Get out of here.
00:25:57And don't even think of coming back empty-handed.
00:26:00Or I'll...
00:26:01I'll...
00:26:02Mama!
00:26:03Go away!
00:26:04Leave me alone!
00:26:05Leave me alone!
00:26:33Come on.
00:26:34Let's go over there where we always go.
00:26:35There aren't any berries left in those woods.
00:26:36We've picked them all.
00:26:37No one ever goes here.
00:26:38But Papa said not to come in these woods.
00:26:39There's no path to follow.
00:26:40We could get lost.
00:26:41Have you still got those cookie crumbs the baker gave you?
00:26:42No.
00:26:43No.
00:26:44No.
00:26:45No.
00:26:46No.
00:26:47No.
00:26:48No.
00:26:49No.
00:26:50No.
00:26:51No.
00:26:52No.
00:26:53No.
00:26:54No.
00:26:55No.
00:26:56No.
00:26:57No.
00:26:58No.
00:26:59No.
00:27:00No.
00:27:01No.
00:27:02No.
00:27:03No.
00:27:04No.
00:27:05No.
00:27:06Yes, but they'll stay.
00:27:07Good.
00:27:09Just enough.
00:27:10We'll leave a trail of crumbs so that we can find our way back home.
00:27:17And we won't get lost.
00:27:19But Papa said...
00:27:21Come on.
00:27:22Don't be a baby.
00:29:02Look at all these berries.
00:29:22They're so big and ripe.
00:29:27Mm, sweet too.
00:29:35Mother's going to be pleased.
00:29:37Let's –
00:29:45How do you do it?
00:29:46A fairy plays a hop in the woods
00:30:16A fairy plays a hop in the woods
00:30:46She wears a cap of silver upon her head
00:30:52Where can this good fairy be
00:30:56Waiting in the woods for me
00:30:58Maybe she lives underneath the chocolate tree
00:31:04There's no such thing as a chocolate tree
00:31:07Yes there is
00:31:09She dances in a circle of warm sunlight
00:31:34Her feet are very swift and her eyes are bright
00:31:40Where can this sweet fairy be
00:31:43Dancing in the sun for me
00:31:46Maybe she lives underneath the chestnut tree
00:31:51Maybe she lives underneath the chestnut tree
00:31:59Mother can't be cross with us
00:32:05With all the berries we've picked
00:32:07I've never made one so lovely before
00:32:10Well princess, shall we return to our castle?
00:32:15All we have to do is follow our royal trail
00:32:17Our royal trail of cookie crumbs
00:32:20Here's our trail
00:32:25Here's another one
00:32:29Look, some more
00:32:35There's another one
00:32:37And another one
00:32:41Where's our trail?
00:33:08It's gone
00:33:21I think we're lost
00:33:27Don't say that
00:33:29We'll find our way back
00:33:31I know we will
00:33:32Come on
00:33:35Oh what a day
00:33:48Oh what a day
00:33:49Oh what a happy man am I
00:33:52Oh what a bird
00:33:53Oh what a breeze
00:33:54Oh what a joy to see the sky
00:33:57How did I know how to be strong
00:34:01Where did I find the voice to say
00:34:03No not enough
00:34:05No not at all
00:34:06No not again
00:34:07No not today
00:34:08This is how it should be
00:34:13This is how it is
00:34:15A man gets what he wants
00:34:17If he takes what is his
00:34:19Oh what a man
00:34:21Oh what a man
00:34:22Oh what a noble man am I
00:34:24Oh what a tree
00:34:26Oh what a leaf
00:34:27Oh what a fence
00:34:28What a cottage
00:34:28What a flower
00:34:29What a life
00:34:31Maria
00:34:50Wake up
00:34:52This is no time to take a nap
00:34:54Your husband's home
00:34:56From his long trek to town
00:34:58Would you like to say
00:34:59What I bought
00:34:59Aren't you glad to welcome me home
00:35:03I welcome you home
00:35:04To what
00:35:05Nothing but troubles
00:35:07I have to
00:35:09Keep the house
00:35:10Feed the children
00:35:12A lot
00:35:13Nothing
00:35:14Well then
00:35:15Let us see what we have to eat
00:35:17Today
00:35:18Oh Stefan
00:35:18I'm in no mood for your jokes
00:35:20I'm weary of living
00:35:22The cupboard is barren
00:35:24We have nothing
00:35:26Would a large jar of honey
00:35:28Make you less weary of living
00:35:30Or wouldn't some flour
00:35:35Fill up our cupboard nicely
00:35:37How about
00:35:39Some butter
00:35:41Butter
00:35:43Where did this come from
00:35:49I demanded my money from the baker
00:35:51And he gave us
00:35:52Every last penny
00:35:54He owes us
00:35:55Oh Stefan
00:35:57Oh he's a hard man
00:36:02Did he give you any trouble
00:36:04Yes well he put up a bit of a fuss
00:36:06But this time I didn't
00:36:08Let him off the hook
00:36:09Until I had everything that I came for
00:36:11Oh
00:36:12Tea
00:36:19Sausage
00:36:23Sausage
00:36:23Mmm
00:36:24Ham
00:36:31This must have cost a fortune
00:36:36Where are the children?
00:36:39Oh those little scallywags
00:36:40Do you know what they did?
00:36:42I left them alone
00:36:43And while I was gone
00:36:45They let the donkey into the house
00:36:47He ate an entire pan of custard
00:36:50That I had made
00:36:51And broke a pitcher of milk
00:36:52That our neighbour had given us
00:36:53This very morning
00:36:55When I found them
00:36:57Playing with the donkey in the house
00:36:59I was so angry with them
00:37:01I sent them out to pick berries
00:37:03There aren't many berries left
00:37:05On the bushes by the cottage
00:37:06We've eaten them all
00:37:07Yes I know
00:37:08I couldn't find it in myself
00:37:09But I was so angry
00:37:11They should be home by now
00:37:14You don't suppose that they've
00:37:18Gone into the
00:37:19The Northwoods?
00:37:22No no they wouldn't have gone there
00:37:23I've told them a hundred times
00:37:25Not to go anywhere near there
00:37:26Oh
00:37:27What have I done?
00:37:31Heaven help us
00:37:32My children
00:37:33Maria
00:37:34Go
00:38:00Hansel, Gretel, where are you?
00:38:30Hansel, Gretel, please come home.
00:38:39I'm sorry.
00:38:41It's too dark.
00:38:42No one could find them in that forest tonight.
00:38:44Poor Hansel and Gretel.
00:38:46My little babies.
00:38:47If anything should happen to them, I'd never forgive myself.
00:38:50Don't blame yourself.
00:38:51You were upset.
00:38:52It's an evil forest.
00:38:55Many children have disappeared there.
00:38:57There are no paths.
00:38:59Easy to become lost.
00:39:00An old woman once told me there's a witch who lives deep in the Northwood and demons
00:39:06as well.
00:39:07Superstition.
00:39:09Tonight we will pray for their safety.
00:39:11Tomorrow I will set out and find them.
00:39:12Come home.
00:39:13Come on, little sparks.
00:39:25Catch on fire.
00:39:26Light these twigs.
00:39:31I think we've got it.
00:39:32Yes.
00:39:33We're going to have a fire.
00:39:38We're going to have a fire.
00:39:39We're going to have a fire.
00:39:40We're going to have a fire.
00:39:45We're going to have a fire.
00:39:47We're going to have a fire.
00:39:59You're gonna have a fire.
00:40:00You're going to have a fire.
00:40:05Mama? Papa?
00:40:17I shouldn't have listened to you.
00:40:20I hope no goblin gets me.
00:40:24No goblin will get you while I'm around.
00:40:28Stay close to me. I'll protect you.
00:40:31Hands are dreadful.
00:41:01I'll protect you.
00:41:03Let's all get you.
00:41:05Please, let me see.
00:41:09Let's see.
00:41:13Let's see.
00:41:45I dreamt the angels came to protect us last night. Beautiful angels. A boy and a girl. Maybe it wasn't a dream. We're safe.
00:42:08Mother and father must be very worried. Time to go home.
00:42:15I'm hungry. I wish we still had those berries.
00:42:21I wish I could.
00:42:23I wish I could.
00:42:25I wish I could.
00:42:27I wish I could.
00:42:29I wish I could.
00:42:33I wish I could.
00:42:35I wish I could.
00:42:37All right.
00:42:39I wish I could.
00:42:41please let me come with you no if they find their way home it's best that you're here
00:43:11so
00:43:41Look. Do you see that?
00:44:02Yes. Yes, I see it.
00:44:11I see it.
00:44:41Everything looks like cookies and candies.
00:44:58There are candies.
00:45:10You lemon.
00:45:12Hansel!
00:45:14How can you be so bold?
00:45:16Who knows when you live here?
00:45:18Well, I don't see anyone. Aren't you hungry?
00:45:24Mmm.
00:45:26So good.
00:45:30So good.
00:45:32So good.
00:45:34So good.
00:45:36So good.
00:45:38So good.
00:45:40So good.
00:45:44So good.
00:45:46So good.
00:45:48So good.
00:45:50So good.
00:45:52So good.
00:45:54So good.
00:45:56So good.
00:45:58So good.
00:46:00So good.
00:46:02So good.
00:46:04So good.
00:46:06So good.
00:46:08So good.
00:46:10So good.
00:46:12So good.
00:46:14So good.
00:46:16So good.
00:46:18So good.
00:46:20So good.
00:46:21So good.
00:46:22So good.
00:46:23So good.
00:46:24So good.
00:46:25So good.
00:46:26So good.
00:46:27So good.
00:46:28So good.
00:46:29So good.
00:46:30So good.
00:46:31oh poor darlings you must be starved oh well you've come to the right place
00:46:38everything here is good to eat my name is briselda
00:46:50come here little pretty what is your name child great old man and this is my brother hansel
00:47:01your house is so beautiful are you a candy maker oh my yes
00:47:19and a baker too sugar and spice and everything nice that's what my house is made of gingerbread
00:47:29girls with strawberry curls that's what my house is made of so please come inside i'll help you decide
00:47:39i'm full of delicious surprises and delicious disguises
00:47:53i love to cook and serve you little dears so tender but slender and hungry it appears
00:48:09apricot custard and lemon meringue raspberry strawberry taut
00:48:14butterscotch pudding and apple souffle marzipan hazelnut mocha parfait and if you want more
00:48:22try the gingerbread door my dears my pie my apple raisin tart my cake my best i cross my chocolate heart
00:48:35heart my house is yours you're welcome and you're sweet so tender so slender you need some more to eat
00:48:49tender but slender you need some more to eat some more to eat some more to eat some more to eat
00:48:59tender but slender you need some more to eat to add some more meat
00:49:20No sooner had his lips touched hers than Briar Rose opened her eyes, woke up, and smiled sweetly.
00:49:32Oh, Gretel, you are so sweet, just like my candies.
00:49:38Oh, now, where was I?
00:49:42They went downstairs together and then the king and the queen and the whole court woke up and they all stared at each other in amazement.
00:49:55Oh, poor little Hansel, you are so painfully thin. Here, won't you have another doughnut?
00:50:02Not at the moment, thank you.
00:50:05My, what perfect manners you have.
00:50:11All right. Well, I'll just put them over here. You can have one whenever you want one.
00:50:17I made them especially for your children.
00:50:19Oh, I'm so glad your children decided to spend the night.
00:50:23The whole court looked at each other in amazement.
00:50:26Yes.
00:50:27The horses stood up and shook themselves.
00:50:31The flies on the wall started crawling.
00:50:35The fire in the kitchen flamed up and cooked the children.
00:50:41I mean the chicken. Cook the chicken.
00:50:47Are you children comfortable? Would you like four or five more pillows?
00:50:51No, thank you. Finish the story, please.
00:50:53Yes, please.
00:50:55Yes.
00:50:56The cook began to roast again.
00:51:01The roast began to cook again and the prince and Briar Rose were married in splendor and lived happily to the end of their little lives.
00:51:12They're long lives.
00:51:13They're long lives.
00:51:14Yes.
00:51:15That was a good story.
00:51:16Yes.
00:51:17Yes.
00:51:18Yes.
00:51:19Yes.
00:51:20Yes.
00:51:21Yes.
00:51:22Yes.
00:51:23Griselda, what's that you wear around your neck?
00:51:28Oh, this is my eyeglass child.
00:51:32It helps me to see things close up.
00:51:42When I take my glass away, I, I don't see quite as well.
00:51:45well that's what happens when you get as old as me but my nose now that's a
00:51:51different story I have a very good sense of smell it helps me to cook up all my
00:51:56goodies oh no no dear it's fragile and Grandmother Griselda wouldn't want to
00:52:04let it out of her sight yes good night my little cupcake sleep tight and don't
00:52:09let the dead bugs bite could we have pancakes and jam for breakfast tomorrow
00:52:20Grandmother Griselda well of course you will honey you can have anything your
00:52:25plump little heart desires you'll have sacks and stacks of pancakes and three
00:52:30kinds of jam and Gretel and I will cook up a wondrous breakfast won't we Gretel yes
00:52:37Griselda good night thank you
00:52:58Hansel you call Griselda grandmother but she's not her grandmother is she
00:53:06our grandparents are in heaven so she can be our new Grandmother
00:53:11oh
00:53:18this bed is so comfortable it's like a cloud I wish we could live here all the time
00:53:25what about mother and father wouldn't you like to live here and eat the good things
00:53:32Griselda cooks and have her read the stories every night this is the most wonderful house in the whole world
00:54:02can't you talk a little bit when things are stored on the sheet of everything
00:54:04is so much like it's so cute
00:54:05me
00:54:09I'm grateful
00:54:11I am grateful
00:54:12me
00:54:13I have a good moment
00:54:14I am grateful
00:54:15that we didn't have a good moment
00:54:16I have a good moment
00:54:17what about ninth year
00:54:18I am an essential
00:54:19hat
00:54:20I am doing
00:54:21I am sorry
00:54:22I am sorry
00:54:23Hannah
00:54:24I am finished
00:54:25in my family
00:54:26I am sorry
00:54:27I am fine
00:54:28Adam
00:54:29I am sorry
00:54:30I don't know.
00:55:00I will eat them all the rest, at the midnight hour when no one can see, I speak my witches chant with a goblins' glee, and three and four, this witch's lore,
00:55:28and five and six, my witchy tricks, and nine is one, and ten is none, and seven is nil, or what I will, and thus I chant till dawn of day, these children shall be mine.
00:55:49So dream away, you little sheep, for soon you'll sleep, your last long sleep, and hence become part of my gingerbread fence.
00:56:04Oh, how well I will dine, of young flesh so divine!
00:56:14I know you're there.
00:56:18I can smell you.
00:56:21I can smell you.
00:56:34Hansel, Hansel, wake up!
00:56:36Hi.
00:56:37Hansel.
00:56:38What is it?
00:56:39She's a witch!
00:56:40She's a witch!
00:56:41Hocus Pocus, witches spare, rope entwine his body.
00:56:52WELL!!
00:56:53HAHAHAHAHAHA!!
00:56:58Hansel!
00:56:59Run!
00:57:00I can't!
00:57:01I can't move!
00:57:02Hansel, run!
00:57:06I can't! I can't move!
00:57:09Rope! Restrain him!
00:57:12Quattle, behave!
00:57:13He's my prey and she's my slave.
00:57:19Hocus pocus!
00:57:22Malus locus!
00:57:24Rocus foalus!
00:57:26Hocus pocus!
00:57:32You eat by day.
00:57:56And you eat by night.
00:58:02And in a week, you'll be clump, all right.
00:58:09He, he, he, he, he, he, he.
00:58:11Hocus pocus!
00:58:20Let's go.
00:58:50Let's go.
00:59:20Let's go.
00:59:50Let's go.
01:00:20Let's go.
01:00:50Let's go.
01:00:51Let's go.
01:00:52Let's go.
01:00:54Let's go.
01:00:56Let's go.
01:00:58Let's go.
01:00:59Let's go.
01:01:00Let's go.
01:01:01Let me out of here.
01:01:02Let's go.
01:01:04Let's go.
01:01:05Let's go.
01:01:06Let's go.
01:01:07Let's go.
01:01:08Let's go.
01:01:09Let's go.
01:01:10Let's go.
01:01:11Let's go.
01:01:12Let's go.
01:01:13Let's go.
01:01:14Let's go.
01:01:15Let's go.
01:01:16Let's go.
01:01:17Let's go.
01:01:18Let's go.
01:01:19Let's go.
01:01:20Let's go.
01:01:21Let's go.
01:01:22Let's go.
01:01:23Let's go.
01:01:24Let's go.
01:01:25Let's go.
01:01:26Let's go.
01:01:27Let's go.
01:01:28Let's go.
01:01:29Let's go.
01:01:30Let's go.
01:01:31Let's go.
01:01:32Let's go.
01:01:33I'll eat no more of your cooking, witch.
01:01:34You'll eat what I tell you to when I tell you to.
01:01:37The only time I'll let your little sister stop her shores is when you're eating.
01:01:42Understand?
01:01:43We've got to fatten you up, pig.
01:01:49Vessel, watch that pie plate and be quick about it.
01:02:13You've still got a whole barrel of apples to do.
01:02:42At that rate, you'll never finish.
01:02:45Faster.
01:02:49You're not getting tired of my delicious pies and puddings, are you, little Hanson?
01:02:55Give me your finger.
01:02:58Oh, my, my.
01:02:59You'll still need some more fattening up before I bake you in my oven.
01:03:13Oh, my, my.
01:03:14You'll still need some more fattening up before I bake you in my oven.
01:03:20I'll bake you in my oven.
01:03:22I'll bake you in my oven.
01:03:23I'm pulling my oven.
01:03:25I'm pulling my oven.
01:03:32Help me, father.
01:03:36Barbara, help us, Barbara, help us, Barbara, help us, please, Barbara, please, Barbara,
01:03:48over here, come and get us, Barbara, help us, over here, come and get us, Hansel,
01:04:03come and get us, Barbara, help us, Father, you're eating too slowly, my little man, hurry up
01:04:29and finish, your sister has lots of chores to do for me, let me see your fingers,
01:04:33your finger again, ouch, you're squeezing too hard, oh, I am, am I, oh, you're not quite
01:04:41fat enough, but you're getting fatter, yes, well, soon you'll be fat enough for me to eat
01:04:46you, oh, oh, I'm getting tired, it's been a long day, before I go to sleep, I want you to
01:04:59eat some more of my delicious sweet rolls, I won't eat them, you can't make me, you'll eat
01:05:10whatever I give you, or I will eat your little sister, she's not very big or plump, but she'd
01:05:28do for a midnight snack, I'll boil her quickly and eat her right in front of your eyes,
01:05:39I'm eating, I'm eating, don't hurt her, well, I'll have no more trouble with you, you'll eat
01:06:03whatever Griselda serves you, oh, surprise, a little something different for you to enjoy,
01:06:16a nice fat chicken for my little Hansel to eat, and go it right up, eat it up, darling, because
01:06:26I just can't wait to have you for my fluffy little chicken, mmm!
01:06:45Oh, my God.
01:07:15Oh, my God.
01:07:45Oh, my God.
01:08:15Run away from here.
01:08:22No, Hansel, I won't leave you.
01:08:25All right.
01:08:26We must be bold.
01:08:28We must steal her seeing glass.
01:08:30But how?
01:08:31She always wears it around her neck.
01:08:34Carefully.
01:08:35Go on.
01:08:36It's now or never.
01:08:37I can't eat much more or I'll burst.
01:08:40I can't want much more or I'll fade away.
01:08:43Oh, how I miss mother and father.
01:08:45So do I.
01:08:46And to think I call that witch grandmother.
01:08:48What are you doing?
01:09:07I'm just wiping some crumbs off your apron.
01:09:11It's almost morning.
01:09:12You seem wide awake and eager to begin your chores.
01:09:16Just stop now.
01:09:18I need walnuts.
01:09:19You will shell and crush a barrel of my finest walnuts.
01:09:23Today there'll be a storm of baking.
01:09:26Oh, my God.
01:09:48Oh, my God.
01:09:50Oh, my God.
01:10:20That's not the way I showed you, you stupid girl.
01:10:23We'll never get anything done this way.
01:10:26Just can't get any good help anymore.
01:10:29You fill a whole bowl full.
01:10:31Then you pound the nut meats like this.
01:10:34And one, and two, and one, and two, and one, and two, and one, and two, and one.
01:10:42But what are you pounding?
01:10:43There's nothing there.
01:10:45I am demonstrating how to pound a pile of nuts.
01:10:51I'm trying to show you how it is done.
01:10:57One, and two, and one, and two, and one, and two, and one.
01:11:02Look what you made me do.
01:11:12I broke my precious eyeglass.
01:11:18Oh, oh, thanks.
01:11:30All right.
01:11:33You'll just have to work extra hard.
01:11:36Go fill up two buckets at the well.
01:11:40I must fill my cauldron.
01:11:41Help us, Gretel.
01:12:06Help.
01:12:07We're trapped.
01:12:07But how did you get in there?
01:12:10Gretel, where is that water?
01:12:13The witch.
01:12:14She put us in here.
01:12:16Be careful.
01:12:17Gretel, get in here right now.
01:12:27Gretel, what took us along?
01:12:29Fill the cauldron and be quick about it.
01:12:32Oh.
01:12:33Give me your finger, little Hansel, so that I may see if you're fat enough for me to cook up.
01:12:53No eyeglass.
01:12:55You don't seem a bit fatter today.
01:13:00In fact, you seem thinner.
01:13:02There's just no meat on your bones.
01:13:05Not even enough for me to have a nice lunch.
01:13:07Perhaps the two of them together would make one nice meal for me.
01:13:20Gretel, today is the day we make my special gingerbread.
01:13:28Gretel, today is the day we make my special gingerbread.
01:13:29Yes.
01:13:30Yes.
01:13:31Yes.
01:13:32Yes.
01:13:33Yes.
01:13:34Yes.
01:13:35Yes.
01:13:36Yes.
01:13:37Yes.
01:13:39Yes.
01:13:40Yes.
01:13:41Yes.
01:13:42Yes.
01:13:43Yes.
01:13:44Yes.
01:13:45Yes.
01:13:46Yes.
01:13:47Yes.
01:13:48Yes.
01:13:49Yes.
01:13:50Yes.
01:13:51Yes.
01:13:52Yes.
01:13:53Yes.
01:13:54Yes.
01:13:55Yes.
01:13:56Yes.
01:13:57Hansel, I heard them.
01:14:03They're gingerbread boys and girls in her yard.
01:14:06They're children like us.
01:14:07She wants to bake us into a gingerbread cookie, too.
01:14:10She's coming back.
01:14:14Gretel, go to the oven and open the door.
01:14:18Close the door when I tell you to.
01:14:20We'll just test the batter
01:14:22and make ourselves a delicious duck cookie.
01:14:27Quack, quack, quack.
01:14:39Oh, my God.
01:15:09Oh, my God.
01:15:39Oh, my God.
01:16:09Close the oven door now.
01:16:23Nice little ducky.
01:16:25Yes, I'll eat you later.
01:16:35You'll be my dessert.
01:16:38There's something wrong with the way that fire is burning.
01:16:45The batter is a bit crisp.
01:16:49Well, let's see how you turn out, little Hansel.
01:16:53Leave me and my little sister alone, you ugly old witch.
01:17:03Leave me and my poor little idiot sister alone, Miss Griselda.
01:17:11Rettel, run. Run away.
01:17:21Hocus, focus.
01:17:22Do my will.
01:17:25Unlock his cage and then be still.
01:17:29Don't listen to her.
01:17:42Run, run away.
01:17:44Run, I tell you.
01:17:46Malus locus over here.
01:17:48Come to me, my Hanseldead.
01:17:54Gretel, Gretel, wake up.
01:18:13Hocus, pocus.
01:18:25Dead places, this witch.
01:18:28Make Griselda a gingerbread witch.
01:18:31Dead places, this witch.
01:18:57Oh, my God.
01:19:27Hooray, the witch is gone.
01:19:29We did it.
01:19:33Hansels, come on.
01:19:57Oh, my God.
01:20:27The children.
01:20:31Hooray, I'm free.
01:20:35Oh, thank you, handsome Gretel.
01:20:38The witch's house.
01:20:40The spell is broken.
01:20:41The witch is dead.
01:20:46Gretel, look.
01:20:47The dark.
01:20:48We're free.
01:20:49We're not cookies anymore.
01:20:51Come on, everybody.
01:21:04Let's get out of this dreadful place.
01:21:06Hooray!
01:21:07Hey!
01:21:37Father! Papa!
01:21:52Hansel! Gretel!
01:22:00My precious children!
01:22:04Our prayers have been answered.
01:22:07There's so much to tell you.
01:22:09There was a house and a witch and she was going to be Hansel.
01:22:12But Gretel saved me. She was wonderful.
01:22:15The children.
01:22:17She turned them into cookies.
01:22:18But now they can return safely to their parents.
01:22:32Look, a treasure.
01:22:34The witch's gold is ours.
01:22:35We won't be poor anymore.
01:22:37Yeah.
01:22:38This is how the world can be.
01:22:42All the children strong and free.
01:22:46The angels must have spoken.
01:22:50The witch's spell is broken.
01:22:55The woods are full of singing.
01:22:59The children's voices ringing.
01:23:02This is how the world will be.
01:23:07Whites are intertwined.
01:23:09Whites are intertwining.
01:23:11Faces sweet and shining.
01:23:15Full of laughter.
01:23:17Full of love.
01:23:20Live and laughter.
01:23:23The most powerful, roses are everybody.
01:23:23The actual witch's spirit is from you.
01:23:26Those who have got one way.
01:23:27Thenen цвет are beautiful.
01:23:31The children's health of perhaps the nature.
01:23:40That's the chocolate's mystery may be.
01:23:41Rather than joy.
01:23:42The Dinge are powerful.
01:23:43The bears are beautiful.
01:23:44Themeg is one space.
01:23:44The cultures of the world.
01:23:45The animals areceğ Went to you.
01:23:46The Witches
01:24:16This is how the world can be
01:24:20All the children strong and free
01:24:24The angels must have spoken
01:24:28The witch's spell is broken
01:24:32The words are full of singing
01:24:36The children's voices ringing
01:24:41This is how the world will be
01:24:45Voices intertwining
01:24:49Faces sweet and shiny
01:24:53Full of laughter
01:24:55Full of laughter
01:24:58This is how the world will be
01:25:06Voices intertwining
01:25:10Faces sweet and shiny
01:25:13Full of laughter
01:25:16Full of laughter
01:25:20In the water
01:25:23Faces sweet and shiny
01:25:40You
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