Sissi: The Young Empress Page #3

Synopsis: Through her Hungarian teacher the young Empress Sissi is enchanted by Hungary, a country she has never visited, but feels an affinity with. The Council of Ministers wants to punish some Hungarian rebels, but Emperor Franz Joseph gives all the rebels amnesty, including their leader, Count Andrassy. The Emperor is influenced by his wife, who says that you cannot win a country with force, only with love. The Hungarians are deeply affected by Sissi's love for their country, and want to crown Franz Joseph and Sissi to King and Queen of Hungary. At a big ball for the Hungarians the Emperor's mother, Archduchess Sophie, insults Count Andrassy, by refusing to greet him. Sissi rescues the situation by asking Count Andrassy to dance with her. Sissi gives birth to a daughter, but her happiness is broken, when Archduchess Sophie decides to nourish the baby herself, and takes it away from its mother. Sissi runs away to her family in Bavaria. Franz Joseph follows her, and takes her on a honeymoon in
Genre: Drama, History
Director(s): Ernst Marischka
Production: Erma-Film
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Year:
1956
107 min
1,497 Views


that traitor, Andrassy!

Come on...

It is not easy to forget that|it was a Hungarian...

who lifted a dagger|against my Franz.

And now we can find him|unpunished among us!

Highness, count Andrassy requests|the honor of being presented to you.

Congratulations.

I won't give my hand to a rebel,|even if he has been amnestied.

Royal highness...

how can I tell him that?

In German or in Hungarian,|whatever!

It's a pity the waltz is gonna be over.|I'll have to change you for another one.

The Highness, Franz's mother,|offended us in public...

She doesn't recognize our amnesty|and she considers us her enemies!

Inadmissible.

I think we must|leave the ball!

I agree.

You are the imperial couple guests|and not the Emperor's mother guests!

It is all the same!|We don't accept this insult!

- Let us put our ladies together!|- Sure.

I'm sorry.

Majesty, are you going to|shake hands with the guests?

Majesty, excuse me, but do you|allow me to speak to you?

- What happened?|- The Hungarian guests...

got offended with the Royal|Highness Sofia...

and they want to leave|the ball!

The Royal Highness Sofia|offended us and...

Andrassy wants us|to leave the ball!

Majesty, the abandon of|the ball will mean...

- a break in the peaceful relationships!|- But how can we avoid it?

- Leave me alone.|- Majesty.

What is going on, Sissy?|You look so pale.

Franz, forgive me, but I will break|the ceremonial procedures...

but I will do that for you|and for your country.

What are you going to do?

This is impossible,|Countess!

But it is the expressed wish|of the Empress!

Well...

Gentlemen, the royal orders:|"the ladies choose".

"The ladies choose"?

- Was it you that ordered, Franz?|- No, I was me!

Colonel? Tell to Count Andrassy|to dance with me.

I am astonished!

Is everybody here?

Yes, but must we have|to say good-bye?

No.|We must not.

Count Andrassy, the Empress asks|your honor in the next dance.

I think this Empress' choice...

it more important than her|mother-in-law's offense.

We should stay.

Ask the Emperor|to dance with you.

It's my pleasure.

May I take you to the Empress?

Please.

Will you be there|without saying nothing?

Mother, I don't know reasons|that made Sissy...

to take this attitude, but I agree|with everything that she did!

Majesty, may I have|the honor of this dance?

It' my pleasure...

- The ball is over for me!|- But why?

My God!

What was it?|An attack?

The Empress fainted!

- What does the doctor say?|- We don't know yet.

- He is with her.|- Which would the reason?

For sure one|she fell of the horse.

I have been with her all the time.

When she went to|Prater, you weren't!

It can be appendicitis.|She already complained of pains.

The reason of the indisposition...

was the irritation with|her mother-in-law Sofia.

Will We say to the Emperor that the|doctor is still with her?

The Emperor should not|be disturbed.

He meets with|the correspondent of Russia...

and he is taking some serious decisions|that should lead us to a war.

- Is the counselor still there?|- Yes, Your Highness.

Am I very sick,|counselor?

I don't think so, Majesty.

But Your Majesty should quit|riding for a while.

It is too bad...

but it has to be this way.

- Am I so bad?|- Bad, no, no...

- But what is it?|- Good news!

- No, it cannot be!|- Yes, Majesty!

Mr. Doctor!|Doctor!

It's very good, Doctor!

What does it mean?

Franz, I need|to talk to you now.

Just a moment,|Excellency.

What is going on, Sissy?

- Franz...|- Yes?

We are going to have a baby!

Sissy! Is it true?|Is it really true?

- Yes, get me down.|- Sissy.

Don't press me! Don't press me.|We should be careful!

- News!|- What is that?

- Something very good!|- What happened?

From Vienna,|from Sissy...

- Is she gonna have a baby?!|- Exactly! Congratulations, grandpa.

Mom! Mom!

Is it true what|Thomas told us?

That Sissy will have a|baby in Spring?

He doesn't know|to keep a secret!

It is true, soon you|will be uncles and aunties.

Bravo! I will be an uncle!

- And me an aunt!|- Me too?

Everybody will be!

Highness, I want to express|my happiness.

I thank you very much, but now|bring a champagne, hurry up.

Sure.

It's enough for today.|Go to bed! Thomas!

Please, Thomas, take the|the aunts and uncles with you.

Come, children!

Good night.

It will be very good|it is a small heir boy!

I would rather a girl|like Sissy.

But I think|Franz would not!

- I am so happy.|- So do I.

The happiest days of the|life are like this...

we are happy to see that|we are getting old.

I still remember, as if it was yesterday,|that wonderful night...

when which I got the biggest|present that the life gave me:

Sissy.

She was so pretty!

- I was proud of her.|- Me too.

And soon she will be|a proud mother!

Is it a boy?

It is a princess!

I am very happy.

You would be happier if it|had been a little prince.

- I can't wait to see the baby!|- And I...

Did I hear anything?

My dear, here it is,|the little princess.

She is like Sissy.|The eyes, the hair...

Max, show her to me too.|Max, let me see her.

Wait! The ears are also|like Sissy's ears! The two of them!

Come on, don't drive me crazy!|Show me! Let me take her!

Just a minute! I need|everything again very close!

She is so cute! Isn't she pretty?|Like Sissy!

- The forehead!|- Forehead?

- What will be name?|- Sissy, of course!

No! Franz and I already agreed,|if it were a boy it would be...

Rudolph and if it were a girl, what I was|afraid of, the name would be Sofia!

I hope everybody agree because|we didn't choose Ludovika.

Of course not,|Ludovika is a bad name!

- Sofia is bad too!|- He is right about that!

- Since when you listen so well?|- Well, it was the labial reading.

Fantastic!

"You niece was baptized with|the name of Sofia, Anastacia...

Amalia, Elizabeth, Francisca,|Stephanie, Carolina, Maria..."

- All of that?|- Yes!

- Do I need to remind all of them?|- No, just Sofia.

The stork held little|Sofia so hard?

- Yes, but she didn't feel anything!|- When the stork brought me...

- I didn't feel either.|- I felt.

"In a few days, dad and me|will be back.

And I am happy since now|because we will be all together".

Great! Till there we are going|to play Indian!

Countess?

- Isn't she sweet?|- Charming!

Majesty, the visit to the|The children's Home!

I am coming!

The Empress!

- Nurse. Nurse. Nurse.|- Majesty.

- What noisy reception.|- Yes, it's really noisy.

- How old are they?|- It varies a lot, from 2 to 7 months.

A girl?

- How much does she weigh?|- Two pounds and a half.

She weights more than mine.|But mine is younger.

Is he hungry?|I think he wants milk.

He already had milk, Majesty.

- Yes?|- Already!

- Please, Majesty!|- He is screaming for screaming!

Are you a baby girl?|Yes, no? But what a blondie.

What about you?|What a nice sleepy.

Is that a nice thumb?

One more baby girl?

- What about you? What is her name?|- Eva.

She is tired.

It's to bad the Emperor didn't come.|He loves kids like me!

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Ernst Marischka

Ernst Marischka (2 January 1893 – 12 May 1963) was an Austrian screenwriter and film director. He wrote for 93 films between 1913 and 1962. He also directed 29 films between 1915 and 1962. He wrote and directed the Sissi trilogy - Sissi (1955), Sissi - The Young Empress (1956) and Sissi - Schicksalsjahre einer Kaiserin (1957). The films were based on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria. He was the brother of Hubert Marischka. He was named for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay in 1946, for A Song to Remember (1945). more…

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