The Story Behind Walt Disney's 'Fun and Fancy Free' Page #3
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- 1997
- 15 min
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Althea, you okay?
[ Sighs ] I told you
I couldn't do it.
If you say that once more,
with soap.
Do you understand?
Yes.
Good.
Now...
close your eyes...
and feel the rhythm
of the steps.
That's it.
Let it flow
through you.
Off you go.
I did it.
[ Laughing ]
I did it!
All right!
She did it!
[ Weeping ]
I'm so happy.
[ Sarcastically ]
Yeah, right.
You'redreaming.
[ Sighs ]
What's your name?
Travoltus.
He'll do.
Have him fitted
for his costume.
Sir. Sir!
What'she
still doing here?
What's the matter?
Uh, Hercules and the girl
managed to... avoid
the accident this morning.
Oh, Uncle,
you promised!
Now, now!
You know I'm a man
who keeps his word.
It seems Hercules
has left us no choice.
Time for a more
hands-on approach.
Oh, that's what
youalwayssay!
Now I'llneverwin
the Panathenia!
Stop whining,
you blubbering brat!
[ Gasps ]
[ Snickering ]
[ Shrieking ]
Your turn.
I... don't twirl.
Oh, of course you do,
you silly boy.
You do it every day.
I-I don't think so.
Oh. Really?
[ Yelling ]
[ Laughing ]
There. You see?
Youdotwirl.
You see, fighting,
in its very essence,
is like a dance.
And you, my hunky Herc,
are a natural.
Thanks, I think.
Now, tell me,
have you ever fought
with a partner?
Yes.
Mmm!
And what, perchance,
is his name?
Iolaus.
Iolaus!
Well, Hercules,
I know this'll be difficult,
but I want you to imagine,
for a moment,
thatIam Iolaus.
Now, I know it's a stretch
of the imagination,
but I would appreciate
the effort.
Now, then--
[ Gasps ] Oh, no!
We're surrounded!
[ Gasps ]
Completely defenseless!
What are we going to do?
[ Yelling ]
- Hah!
- Waaah!
[ Hooting, Grunting ]
That was great!
Yeah.
You're not bad.
You're not bad yourself.
[ Chuckles ]
But now you two must learn
to do that together.
Hercules, Althea,
do you promise
to trust each other,
to catch each other
when you fall,
and to move together...
as long as you both
shall dance?
[ Together ]
We do.
Then, darlings,
it's time to learn...
the Twanky Twiddle.
And this being
the most dangerous part,
because to any action
there is an equal
and opposite reaction.
[ Men Singing
And back, and through,
and one, and two--
One and two!
Get it up!
[ Continues ]
dd La-la-la-la dd
dd Down-doo-doo-down dd
dd Hey, la-la-la dd
dd Hey, la-la-la, hey dd
dd Hey, la-la-la dd
dd Doo-doo-doo-doo dd
[ Man Vocalizing ]
[ Singing Continues
dd Down-down-down
Down-down dd
dd Down-down-down
Down-down dd
dd Down-down-down
Down-down-down-down dddd
[ Vocalizing Continues ]
Righto, my darlings.
This is the one.
I know it.
I can feel it.
Off you go.
Ow! Ohh!
It's just too hard!
You can do this, Althea.
I know you can.
The contest is tonight.
I just don't think
I've got it in me.
That's exactly
what your mother said
You knew my mother?
Oh, yes.
She was a pupil of mine,
and the most incredible dancer
this town has ever seen.
My mother was a dancer?
I've never seen anybody
with such a passion,
such a fire inside.
I never thought
I'd see anyone else
sparkle like that again...
till I saw you.
Why did my father
never tell me?
[ Sobbing ]
Althea, wait!
Why didn't you
tell me?
Tell you what?
That my mother
was a dancer.
Who told you that?
The Widow Twanky.
You've been dancing
behind my back.
Stop treating me like a child...
[ Sniffles ]
and start telling me the truth!
Please!
She did love to dance.
Winning the Panathenia
meant everything to her.
We would have too.
We?
You were her partner?
It was the happiest time
of my life.
She refused
to follow the rules,
so the magistrate
disqualified us.
We were banned
from the contest forever.
The truth is,
your mother died
of a broken heart.
[ Sighs ]
That's why I forbid you...
to enter the contest.
You can't stop me.
Elis--
How dare you.
I know you want
what's best for your daughter,
but... this is her dream.
If you really
want to protect her,
then encourage her, support her.
But if you don't
let her dance,
youwillbreak her heart.
[ Panting ]
Twanky!
- [ Gasps ]
Now, what is it they say, again,
to wish someone luck?
[ Chuckling ]
Oh, yes.
Break a leg.
[ Laughing ]
Break a leg. Get it?
Hey.
[ Twanky, Muffled ]
Hercules!
Let me guess.
You're, uh, looking
for a dance partner. Hmm?
- [ Grunts ]
- Sorry, but you're
not my type.
[ Grunting ]
[ Yelling ]
-Ohhh!
- [ Yelling ]
Oh, Hercules,
I'm so glad to see you.
You all right?
No, I'm not!
How they manhandled me!
And it's been so long.
Yeah. Well, uh, we should
get to the competition.
Wait!
You're not going
to the Panathenia
dressed like that!
It's all I ever wear.
I know, and I'm sick of it.
Come on.
[ Upbeat ]
Come, my dear.
Well, let's get straight to it,
shall we?
From the Dionysian Institute
of Danceology,
couple number one!
[ Audience Cheering,
Applauding ]
[ Mid-tempo Lounge ]
You better not
screw this up.
Althea.
I'm sorry I didn't
tell you the truth.
I was afraid.
You're so like your mother.
But Hercules was right--
You need to
follow your dream
wherever it takes you.
That's what she would
have wanted you to do.
Oh, Daddy!
Now go get ready...
and finish
what she started.
[ Continues ]
[ Continues ]
[ Ends ]
Weren't they wonderful?
[ Applause, Cheering ]
Let's give them
another round of applause!
no more contestants,
the judges will now
select a winner.
[ Exhales ]
[ Door Opens ]
[ Whimpers ]
You're too late, Hercules!
The contest is over!
[ Violin:
Solo ][ Rumba:
Slow ]Oh. Mmm. Mmm!
[ Continues, Faster ]
Get them
Come on!
]
[ Continues
[ Groaning ]
[ Yelling, Grunting ]
[ Yelling,
Grunting Continue ]
[ All Gasping ]
Oh, Uncle, do something!
[ Sputtering ]
[ Woman ]
Ohh!
Stop this outrage!
You have insulted the Muses
by breaking the rules,
and now they'll turn
their backs on us!
Wrong.
Do you understand?
Yes.
Good.
[ Grunting ]
[ Audience Cheering,
Applauding ]
Stop it!
to find what's already
in our hearts.
But your magistrate
wants you to forget that.
with reaching for the sky.
Don't let his rules
keep you from trying.
Thank you. Thank you!
Well, you heard him!
What are you waiting for?
Let's dance!
[ Giggling ]
[ Upbeat ]
Come on, big boy.
I am your magistrate!
Stop this at once--
Aah!
Do you hear me?
Stop this! Stop it!
Stop this at once!
Oh, shut up!
[ Groans ]
[ Continues ]
Hey-hey! Hey!
I don't know how to
thank you enough.
You don't have to.
We did this together.
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