Napoleon and Samantha Page #6

Synopsis: 11-year old Napoleon lives with his grandfather. He has a good friend who is a clown at a circus. When the clown returns to Europe, Napoleon takes care of lion Major. But the grandfather dies and Napoleon runs off with the lion and his friend Samantha.
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Director(s): Bernard McEveety
Production: Walt Disney Productions
 
IMDB:
6.1
G
Year:
1972
92 min
86 Views


H-C-G, 4-4-0. This is 22.

Request copter. Stand by.

[Sirens]

Slow down!

[Worker] Hey!

[Worker] Hey, fella!

What do you think this is?

A racetrack?

Nut!

[Policeman] Get that dozer

out of the way.

Whas going on?

[Siren]

[Siren]

There he goes.

Look out.

[Policeman] Are you OK?

[Man] I don't know. Why don't you guys

learn how to drive that thing?

Ajeep. Les take it.

[Man] Where are you going

with my jeep?

Don't worry about it.

[Logger] Easy. Take it away.

Hey, you!

Come back here!

Go ahead.

Look out.

[Horn blasts]

Up there.

OK. We've gotcha. Go ahead.

- Chief, Mike.

- Yeah.

About the escaped psycho,

he's a lulu.

- Just give it to me straight.

- Yes, sir.

He escaped ten days ago.

He used to live in Carsonville,

so he could be in our area.

- Over and out.

- How do you like that?

- The guy was telling the truth.

- He sure was.

Hey, look!

He didn't want us to nail him

till he got us up here.

Take her down quick.

Close to the cabin.

[Policeman] Take it easy.

[Sam] Hi, Danny.

Hi. Whas all the noise about?

Sounds like helicopters or something.

[Napoleon] Where did Mark go?

- You kids all right?

- [Napoleon] Sure.

- Hey, it was a helicopter, wasn't it?

- Yeah.

- Whas been going on here?

- Just a game.

Then all the noise and Mark ran out

like he was scared or something.

We were his prisoners

and he was the wicked giant.

Wait a minute. Hold on.

- Nothing's wrong, is it?

- Everything will be all right.

Sam, look, is the police.

What are they doing with Mark?

Are they taking him to jail?

No, just to a hospital.

- A hospital?

- [Danny] Yes.

Mark's been sick.

The hospital thinks is better

if he came back with them.

Gosh.

He sure didn't look sick to me.

You know, he was the best giant

I ever played with.

Goodbye, Mark.

You mean, we get to

ride back in a helicopter?

Thas what I said. But the lion

will have to stay here with you.

For this trip, anyway.

No more, thank you.

We got through to Samantha's parents.

They'll be at the airport.

They're home! Napoleon!

Next time you're in town, stop by

my office. I'll serve the coffee.

- Danny, Napoleon's run away again!

- What?

See? There he goes.

[Danny] Let me see.

Maybe I can handle it.

OK.

Napoleon!

Where you going?

I thought we had a deal.

No. I just said

I'd think it over, Danny.

I decided...

I better go live with the Indians.

On account of Maj and all.

There aren't any Indians around here.

- Not anymore.

- Yes, there are. I'll show you.

Just over this mountain.

[Danny] Boy, is a big world, isn't it?

Nobody can make it alone.

We all need people to help us.

Mark needs people to help him,

and they will.

You'll need people to help you.

Trust them, Napoleon.

Trust me.

Danny?

Well...

about the Indians...

well...

I meant over the next mountain.

Come on.

Hurry up, Maj.

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Stewart Raffill

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