Hannah Montana: The Movie Page #3
- What's with the rat?
Ferret. Harlow.
- Good to be home.
- Yeah.
Got any plates for me?
Do me a favor. Introduce
yourself to Lorelai over there.
She's new and a little shy.
You ain't up to your
matchmaking again, are you?
- Me? Never.
- That's right.
Then I reckon it would be a shame
for anybody to feel left out.
- Uh-huh.
- Excuse me. Got anything for me?
I don't know.
Are you sure you can handle it?
You'd be amazed at what I can handle.
I don't believe we've met.
I'm Robby Ray.
- Oh!
- Ha!
Told you you'd be amazed.
Yahh!
I got it. It's not that bad,
ladies and gentlemen.
Oh, Lord!
- Howdy!
- Oh, no.
Oh!
Whee doggies!
Great news, everybody.
Elvis is alive and well.
I keep thinking
I should change the wallpaper,
but your mom picked this out
when she was about your age.
I like it.
You used to like a lot of things
about coming to see me.
- Grandma...
- It's OK.
I know it's not personal.
- I just miss my Miley.
- Why does everyone keep saying that?
Maybe you should be
asking yourself that question.
Caterpillar in a tree
How you wonder who you'll be
Can't go far
But you can always dream
Your daddy used to
say that to you every night.
Not so much anymore.
Miley! Rise and shine!
Commence Operation
Save Hannah Montana.
Morning! Sleep well?
I've been up for hours.
How about I go feed the chickens
and grab some eggs?
Like I always say, ain't nothin' better
than farm-fresh eggs for breakfast!
Who in the Sam Heck was that?
Here, chick-chick-chick-chick.
Get away from...
Ahh!
figures out to put down the bucket?
Oh, I'm gonna...
All right. Here we go,
one farm-fresh egg.
- Y'all couldn't wait?
- Darling, we waited,
but eventually we had to get on
with the rest of our lives.
Get yourself cleaned up, honeybee.
I'm taking you to the farmers' market.
Yay.
Oh, Robby Ray, my gutters need fixing.
And my truck is making a noise
you just don't want to hear.
I'm on it.
If you need any help,
talk to the foreman.
Might be down by the vegetable patch.
Gotcha.
But don't go squashing my squashes.
They're prizewinners.
Looks like you beat me to it.
Lorelai?
Uh, Ruby didn't... You're the foreman?
- That would be me.
- So that means you're living here, too?
You're good at this.
That's me, right over there.
I was looking for a fresh start,
and I guess Ruby thought
that both me and the farm could
use some looking after, so...
She does like putting things together,
that's for sure.
Lorelai. The foreman.
I'll be dang.
All right, you guys.
I'd like to introduce
you all to Tammy Wynette.
She is the fastest two-legged
animal in the world.
She can't fly, she can't swim,
but she sure can...
...bite. Be careful.
Unless you want to see ostrich burgers
on the menu at the snack bar...
I'll take it from here.
Go feed Miss Pearl.
No, I hate Miss Pearl.
All right, kids.
Who wants to see a real live...
...alligator?
Let go!
Help!
Ah!
What's with the giant udder?
That is something you
don't see in Beverly Hills.
Old Man Crowley died
and left the town the meadows,
pretty much everything you can see.
But we don't exactly
have enough for the taxes,
so I've been helping organize
a fundraiser or two.
It's just awful.
Developers circling like vultures.
apartment buildings. Shopping malls.
A mall? Really?
If they have their way,
there won't be any open land left.
Hey, Ruby. How'd you like one of those,
young lady?
- Thank you.
- Come on, Miley.
- We've got work to do.
Sorry.
- You're looking at the future.
- Thank you.
Uh-huh.
Oh.
I swear, everything
about that man irks me.
- Morning, Miss Ruby.
- Morning.
See you got your
granddaughter with you.
- Yeah, sure do.
- Ain't she grown some.
Amazing what a little
food and water will do.
Nice chatting.
When we finish, maybe you
and I can do a little shopping.
In there? No, thanks. I'm good.
Look, missy. You may be
Hannah Montana back home,
but here we're
britches and boots. And...
...if that ain't good enough for you,
maybe you should just pack up and git.
You might be fooling your daddy,
but you sure as heck ain't fooling me.
Now, I'm sorry for fussing at you,
but... I just think you should
for the time being, you have
a place like this to call home.
I do.
And I'm sorry.
I know you are.
Come on!
- Right here?
- Yeah.
Now... slice up
this watermelon for samples.
You're looking at the future
of Crowley Meadows.
I'm going to take this mood
of mine and put it to good use.
Free samples! Here you go, girls.
Ruby, you can have as many
fundraisers as you want,
but you are not going to stop progress.
Turning Mills Pond into a landfill
is not what I call progress.
Well, obviously...
I'll be right back.
- Morning.
- Morning.
Um, do you know this girl?
Sure, Hannah Montana.
I don't live under a rock.
No, obviously not. No, no.
- You wanna try something?
- A bit of that.
OK.
That's very nice. That's delicious.
- Uh, I'll be right back.
- Maybe she used a different name.
- I don't think so.
- Somebody must know where she lives.
- No. I got to go.
- OK. Thank you!
- Miley, help me get this...
- Get up.
Help him up now.
Let's get him out of here.
Help me with this poor man.
Are you OK?
- I'm terribly, terribly sorry.
- Honey, you are so forgiven.
You're too kind. No, really.
You're about the same age.
You know this Hannah Montana?
Hannah Montana! Who don't know
Hannah Montana? She's famous.
from this little patch of nowhere,
but no one's ever seen her.
I seen her, saw her,
know her, knew her.
- You're the first one.
- I know all the Montanas-es.
Do you know where I could find them?
Sure. You go about five miles south
of town, turn right at the first crick.
- Left at the second crook.
- There you are.
- There you are.
- Oh.
- Yeah. Sure.
- Take care.
- Yeah. Thank you.
Hello?
Hello, anybody home?
- What?
- A better question would be "where?"
As in "where's my story?"
Sorry, love. Two seconds.
- Hello?
- Daddy, where are you? You didn't call.
Sorry, darlings. Daddy's working.
I'll call you back in two seconds.
Hurry. It's nearly lights out.
Sorry, Lucinda. Don't worry. I guarantee
this Hannah Montana story is...
Hannah Montana!
I can't believe it! Dad!
I'm glad we called you.
I don't believe this!
Have you met her yet?
Not now, girls!
- Please get us her autograph!
- I'm going to faint!
Who's that?
What's all that screaming?
- Darlings, I'll call you back.
- Daddy, Daddy, make sure you do!
- Sorry. You were saying?
- Ozzie, I want the dirt!
Trust me, I'm all over it.
Oh.
Oh, I messed up. Um...
Oh...
Um, I'm sorry. Don't stop. I'm going.
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