On the Set: The Princess Diaries 2 - Royal Engagement Page #7

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But l don't know

how to do this sort of thing.

Asana, now.

Grandma, just follow Asana and sing.

- ? Some boys can walk

- ? Some guys can groove

- ? Strike an elegant pose

- ? Wear the really hip clothes

? Some seem to have no faults

- ? But we never like those

- ? No, we don't

- ? They'll praise your eyes

- ? Your melodious laugh

? Call you more lovely than others by half

- ? The one who's right

- ? My gorgeous prince

- ? Will be honest and true

- ? He'll believe in me too

? And prize your heart of gold the way l do

? He'll know that

that will be your crowning glory

? Your whole life through

? Your love will see

that it's your crowning glory

? The most glorious part

? Of you

- ? And you

- ? And you

? And you

Me?

Go on.

? That will be your crowning glory

? Darling, when they tell your story

? They'll call your heart of gold

your crowning glory

? The most glorious part

? Of you

(Mabrey) Gretchen, hot water.

- What are you saying?

- Well, she's smart.

And she really cares about Genovia.

Maybe...

Well, maybe it wouldn't be so bad

if she ran the country.

Are you mad?

She believes in Genovia

so much that she's convinced herself

to marry someone that

she knows she can never love.

l can't believe that l am hearing this.

You want her to rule?

After all the effort that we have put in,

to end up with nothing?

lt wouldn't be nothing. Genovia would be

in good hands, and she would be happy.

Ah.

You've fallen in love with her.

No.

No, Uncle, all that l'm asking...

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, you listen.

What do you think will happen?

That she will leave Andrew and marry you?

l put in the effort to make you a king,

not to have you marry a queen.

l will not have it, sir.

Don't worry, Uncle. That will never happen.

Mia doesn't care for me that way.

Oh, but you care for her.

Uncle, l just want us to stop

trying to sabotage her. That's all.

All right. lf that's what you really want.

l just want your happiness, my boy.

Go to her.

Congratulate her.

And tell her that we surrender.

Thank you, Uncle.

Elsie Kentworthy, please.

(coughing)

That's enough flaming ones for now.

Are you sure l didn't burn you?

- (Lilly) Of course you did. Look at his coat.

- No, no, it's very minor.

You just sort of seared the sleeve. Look.

(Mia) Sorry.

(Nicholas whistling Rachmaninoff)

- Lilly?

- Yes?

- Can l talk to you for a second?

- Uh-huh.

Look over there.

Should l shoo him? Should l shoo him?

Just tell me who l should shoo and l'll shoo.

l just want to talk to Nicholas for a second.

OK.

- Backing off, please. Andrew?

- Yes?

Why don't you go introduce

Lilly to your parents?

You know, just tell them

l'll be up for brunch in a second.

(Lilly) Yeah, l'd love

to meet Susan and Arnold.

We can have those tasty

finger sandwiches together.

Would you like some help?

He's not the one she's marrying, is he?

Would you please try to keep up, Brigitta?

He's trying to steal the crown.

- Ready?

- Mm-hm.

- Take your stance.

- OK.

Elbow down. Just a bit.

Use your mouth as an anchor.

- Excuse me?

- Touch your mouth.

Good.

Relax this hand.

And breathe in.

Release.

Oh.

How did that feel?

Wonderful.

Wonderful.

Turn around.

We should give them some privacy.

l have to go. l really

only came back to pack my things.

You're leaving?

l think it's time l bowed out gracefully.

Don't you?

Goodbye.

- Bye.

- Goodbye.

Mia.

Could l see you one more time before l go?

Nicholas, l'm watched like a hawk.

Princess, Princess.

See?

l'll find a way.

Yes?

Um, nothing.

l'm just supposed to watch you.

(crashing and clattering)

With only two and a half days left, Olivia,

l'm beginning to feel rather frantic.

Would you take

Maurice out for me, please?

l have to check the orchestra selections.

And they asked you to approve a place

setting for the reception, Your Majesty.

Very well.

(woman's voice) Our selections

for dancing at the royal reception.

(? waltz music)

(chuckles)

Have you been thinking about us?

Yes, l have.

l see.

lf you'll excuse me.

No, Joseph.

You had to know what l was going to say.

Mia needs me now more than ever before.

lt's the monarchy. l mean,

as queen it's my responsibility.

You know how it is.

You were never just my queen, Clarisse.

You were the someone that l wanted

to spend the rest of my life with.

But, if you prefer that l see you

first and foremost as my queen...

- l shall oblige.

- No, Joseph...

Your Majesty.

(music stops)

Your bed is turned down, Your Highness.

lf you don't need anything else, Princess,

we're going to supper.

Oh. Well, enjoy yourselves, ladies.

Ah-ah-ah. What did we talk about?

No more curtsy.

We're going to supper.

Thank you.

- Hi, Miss Lilly.

- May we announce you?

l can announce myself. Lilly Moscovitz!

- Mia, look out your window.

- Why? What's going on?

Just look out your window.

Prince Charming is throwing pebbles.

Nicholas.

Nicholas, what are you doing?

(clears throat)

Rapunzel, Rapunzel, with hair so fine.

Come out your window,

climb down the vine.

The feat you ask, dear sir, isn't easy.

And l won't respond

to that line, it's far too cheesy.

So what does he want?

He wants me to climb down the vine.

- Well, do you want to?

- Yes.

- So go.

- lt's a recipe for disaster.

Mia, do something impulsive

for once in your life. You're getting married.

Do you want a regular bachelorette party

with 1 2 screaming girls,

or do you want a stroll in the moonlight

with your almost-Prince Charming?

l always like a man in shades.

- Oh, Your Majesty.

- No, no, ladies.

Come in, come in.

l was just about to leave.

This really is more romantic in books.

My foot is stuck.

(thud)

Oh, what was that?

? Frre Jacques, Frre Jacques

? Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?

Your Majesty, we never got to finish

our routine at the slumber party.

And there's more dancing, too.

? Frre Jacques, Frre Jacques

- ? Dormez-vous? Dormez-vous?

- (thud)

- And there's a big finish.

- Yes, the big finale.

(screaming)

(grunts of pain)

- l'm sorry. Did l hurt you again?

- No, l... l'm used to it.

? Sonnez les matines, sonnez les matines

? Ding, dang, dong

? Ding, dang, dong

What a pity we missed it at the party.

(Lilly) l'll cover for you. Go, Rapunzel, go.

- (Nicholas) Tell me your greatest desires.

- Tell me a secret.

- lsn't that the same?

- Almost.

But anyone can see your desires.

No one knows what's in your heart.

- Tell me something.

- Um...

l love I Love Lucy reruns.

And sometimes l dream in black and white.

l used to pretend l was sick

when l had a test in school.

- We all did that.

- OK.

Sometimes, l put chocolate milk

on my cereal.

l am deathly afraid of jellyfish.

l haven't danced with you

since your birthday.

That's a fact. lt's not a secret.

The secret is, is that...

(? ''Love Me Tender'' by Norah Jones)

? Love me tender

? Love me sweet

? Never let me go

? You have made

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