Whoever Slew Auntie Roo? Page #6

Synopsis: This is a retelling of the old tale of Hansel and Gretel, but set in England in the 1920s. To the children and staff at the orphanage, Auntie Roo is a kindly American widow who gives them a lavish Christmas party each year in her mansion, Forrest Grange. In reality, she is a severely disturbed woman, who keeps the mummified remains of her little daughter in a nursery in the attic. One Christmas, her eye falls upon a little girl who reminds her of her daughter and she imprisons her in her attic. Nobody believes her brother, Christopher, when he tells them what has happened, so he goes to rescue her.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
57%
PG-13
Year:
1971
91 min
66 Views


No!

Come on!

You naughty children.

You bad children.

Come here! You

come here! Come here!

Come to mummy.

Please, dear. Come.

Please, come to mummy.

Christopher,

You wouldn't dare. You wouldn't.

I promised you candy

and ice cream

and chocolate cake

every day, remember?

Remember?

Christopher?

Knives aren't

anything to play with.

They're not for children.

They're dangerous.

Give me that knife!

Christopher, give it to me!

You could get hurt.

You could get hurt.

Katharine could get hurt!

You might get hurt, Christopher.

Ooh!

Bad, bad children.

Bad,

bad children.

Naughty.

Naughty.

I don't understand.

I loved her so much.

I loved her. Why

did she run away?

Why did she run away from me?

Katharine.

Katharine, mummy's

coming, darling.

Mummy's coming.

Yes, I'll come back.

Katharine, I'll come back.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Nothing.

I have nothing. Nothing!

Nothing.

My dinner.

I have to get my dinner ready.

I have to get the

dinner ready for, uh...

I have to fix the

stuffing for, uh...

I have to fix the stuffing...

Aunt Roo?

Aunt Roo?

You try. She likes you better.

Aunt Roo! It's cold in here!

Please, Aunt Roo!

You mustn't disturb the cook when

she's making something delicious!

Please, Aunt Roo! Please!

I promise never

to run away again.

So do I.

Say, "Please, mummy."

Please, mummy.

Please, mummy.

It's time for tea, pets.

Christopher? Katy?

Christopher?

Katy?

It's time for tea.

You are

both naughty children!

No!

Pets, open the door!

Aunt Roo made a chocolate cake for you.

Children, let me out.

The key! We forgot the key.

Pets, let me out!

Let me out!

Let me out!

She's getting out!

Help me!

Quick, pile some wood

against the door.

Let me out!

Bad children!

Let me out!

Let me out!

Let me out!

Bad children! Bad! Bad!

Bad, children, bad!

Witch! Witch! Witch!

"" They shoved the

wicked witch into the fire.

"And slammed the bolt

on the oven door."

No!

Come on!

No!

Don't leave me alone!

Christopher! Don't leave me.

Don't leave Aunt Roo all alone!

Don't leave me!

We've left teddy behind!

Don't leave me all alone! Katy!

Katy!

Aunt Roo will be so lonely!

Don't everybody

leave me all alone.

Aunt Roo will be so

lonely. Don't leave.

No! No!

Hurry, Christopher!

Christopher! Hurry up!

Hurry!

You take teddy.

Whoa.

Hello there,

young fella, me lad.

Well,

Is she in? Mrs. Forrest?

I've brought her a

baby roasting pig.

Here.

What's this? The

bloody house is on fire!

Mrs. Forrest? Mrs. Forrest?

Mrs. Forrest?

Mrs. Forrest?

You said she

was going to eat us!

She was. Later.

Keep clear of the house!

I'm going to get that

fire brigade, quick.

Keep clear!

A lousy lot they are, but they'd

better get out here quick.

Come on, my beauty!

Come on. Come on.

Come on!

Bloody good fire!

Apparently, it started

in the kitchen.

Tragic. Really tragic.

She didn't stand a chance.

We tried to help,

But we just couldn't

get down there.

Too hot.

Of course. Now, it's not

your fault, my dears.

Shall we take them home?

Yes, come on.

Let's get in the car.

We'll all go home.

There we are, darling.

We'll go home. Good girl.

There you are, look

after my stick for now.

Poor little devils,

they'll probably have nightmares

till the day they die.

"" Hansel and

Gretel knew the wicked witch.

"Would never harm anyone else.

"And they were happy.

"They also knew that with the

wicked witch's treasure,

"They would

never be hungry again,".

"So they lived

happily ever after."

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Robert Blees

Robert Blees (June 9, 1918 Lathrop, Missouri – January 31, 2015) was an American writer and producer of films and TV. He died on January 31, 2015. more…

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