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A daughter was born, and they called her Aurora. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 2
A forest of thorns shall be his tomb. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 3
A gay little love melody from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 4
A most gratitying day. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 5
A ray of hope there still may be in this, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 6
A spindle should your finger prick, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 7
A stranger? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 8
A toast to the home from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 9
A valiant figure, straight and tall, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) 0
A wondrous future lies before you. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) -
About the three peasant women raising a foundling child from Sleeping Beauty (1959) =
After all, we've had her for 1 6 years. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) q
All in the past. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) w
All of her subjects adore her from Sleeping Beauty (1959) e
All right. ln here, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) r
All these years they've been looking for a baby. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) t
ALL: (GASPlNG) Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) y
And a few carrots? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) u
And all the powers of hell ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) i
And bring back a love song from Sleeping Beauty (1959) o
And called her Briar Rose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) p
And don't speak to strangers. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) a
And finally their wish was granted. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) s
And from this slumber you shall wake, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) d
And good King Stefan and his queen from Sleeping Beauty (1959) f
And houses and. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959) g
And I command you to come to your senses! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) h
And I'll make the dress. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) j
And I'm making the dress. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) k
And in yonder topmost tower from Sleeping Beauty (1959) l
And just before we say goodbye, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) z
And l've seen him so many times. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) x
And looked unknowing on his future bride. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) c
And Mistress Merryweather! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) v
And now to make a lovely dress, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) b
And now, dear, if you'll just sit here. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) n
And now, the gates of the dungeon part from Sleeping Beauty (1959) m
And prove that true love conquers all ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) Q
And she'll be expecting us to do something like that. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) W
And so to her his gift he brought. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) E
And that's why Maleficent will never suspect. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) R
And then. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959) T
And this mighty Sword of Truth. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) Y
And to show I bear no ill will, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) U
And wash it and dress it and rock it to sleep. Oh, l'd love it. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) I
And we thought she'd be so happy. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) O
And we won't have any Briar Rose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) P
And what about the town? The forest? The mountains? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) A
And won't expect. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) S
And you are, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) D
And you'll awaken from Sleeping Beauty (1959) F
And you're taking her away from me. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) G
And, lo, I catch a prince! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) H
And, you're not offended, Your Excellency? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) J
Are you sure you searched everywhere? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) K
As is thy right and royal duty. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) L
As their most precious possession, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) Z
At the Forbidden Mountain. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) X
Aunt Flora and Fauna and Merryweather. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) C
Aunt Flora, Fauna, Merryweather. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) V
Aunt Flora! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) B
AURORA: Hmm? from Sleeping Beauty (1959) N
AURORA: Mmm hmm. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) M
AURORA: Why, it's my dream prince. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) <
Away with him. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) >
Beautiful. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) !
Beauty rare from Sleeping Beauty (1959) @
Before the sun sets on her 1 6th birthday, from Sleeping Beauty (1959) #
Behold, King Stefan's castle. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) $
Beloved by all who know her. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) %
Besides, we can't. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) ^
Blue. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) &
BOTH: Our children will marry Our kingdoms unite from Sleeping Beauty (1959) *
Bringing gifts and all good wishes too we pledge our loyalty anew from Sleeping Beauty (1959) (
Bringing his sweet serenade to her door from Sleeping Beauty (1959) )
Buck up! Battle's over! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) ~
Built, man ! Finished ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) `
Built, man ! Finished ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959) |
But gently, my pets. Gently. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) "
But I have met her, Father. from Sleeping Beauty (1959) '
But if I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959) ?
But if I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959) /
But if I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959) ,
But if I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959) .
But it's about Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But l've never baked a fancy cake. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But see the gracious whim of fate. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But she can help. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But that's impossible. How could I marry a prince? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But the 1 6 years are almost over. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But there must be some way. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But they say if you dream a thing more than once, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But we've met before. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But when we explain it's the only way. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But who'll wash? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But why did it have to come so soon? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But you can't sew, and she's never cooked. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But you must never see that young man again. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But. . . But I can't. He's coming here tonight. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
By Harry, I won't have it! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Can't meet your future bride looking like that. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Certainly. To the woodcarvers' guild. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Change into something suitable. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Children bound to fall in love with each other. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Children need a nest of their own, what? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
CHORUS: And I know it's true from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come along now. We must tell Their Majesties at once. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come on, bucket, mop, broom. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come on. Let's find out. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come on. She'll be back before we get started. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come on. We've got to get back to the cottage. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come, my pet. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Come. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Conquers all from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Cradle! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Cradle? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Dear child, for thee. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Deep in the forest. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Did all the kingdom celebrate the long awaited royal birth. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Did then and there decree from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Did you hear that, my pet? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Disappeared into the night. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Dreaming of her true love, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Dreaming of true love from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Each of us the child may bless with a single gift, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Enough of this foolishness. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Even walls have ears. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Every cradle. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Everything's so wonderful. Just wait till you meet him. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Fauna, you close the windows. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: (CRYlNG) We're all to blame. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Don't forget a pretty bow. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Just do your best, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Lots, lots more. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Oh, l'd like that. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Oh, why did we leave her alone? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: That's for the feet to go through. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: That's right. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Watch out, Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FAUNA: Why, it's Maleficent. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Fit to grace a fair princess. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: (CRYlNG) Oh, I'll never forgive myself. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: (ECHOlNG) Rose, don't touch anything ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: (GlGGLES) Yes. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Bolt the door, Merryweather. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: No magic! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Oh, I'll think of something. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: She'll be perfectly safe. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Uh huh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Why not? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Yes, and raise the shoulder line. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
FLORA: Yes, go on. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Flora? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Flour, three cups. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Fold? Oh, well. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Fools! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For an extra bucket of oats? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For everyone knew that as long as Maleficent's domain, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For King Stefan and his people. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For she filled their lives with sunshine. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For the first time in 1 6 years from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For these weapons of righteousness will triumph over evil. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
For true love from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Forgive me, Hubert. The wine. Now. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Forty bedrooms, dining hall. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Forward ! For honor! For country! For. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Getting on in years. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Girl's as good as here. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Give up the throne, the kingdom, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Go, and do not fail me. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Gold of sunshine from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Gold of sunshine in her hair from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Gold of sunshine in her hair. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Good gracious! Who left the mop running? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Good heavens, we must tell Stefan. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Goodbye. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail to the from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail to the King, hail to the Queen from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail to the King, hail to the Queen from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail to the Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail to the Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hail, Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Happy birthday! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Has a someone from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
He takes me in his arms, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
He will come from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Health to the Princess Wealth to the Princess from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Health to the Princess Wealth to the Princess from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
HERALD: The sun has set! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Here they are, good as new! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Here, to the future. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Here. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Honeymoon cottage, really. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
HUBERT: (SlGHS) Ah, excellent vintage. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
HUBERT: Getting my Phillip, aren't you? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
HUBERT: Of course! To the home! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
HUBERT: Want to see our grandchildren, don't we? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hubert's son and heir, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hup, boy! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Hurry! Hurry, Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I can't believe it! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I don't know who she was. A peasant girl, I suppose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I don't understand. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I don't. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I had hoped it was merely due to some oversight. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I have plans for our royal guest. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I haven't even seen my daughter yet, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know what you'll do from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know what you'll do from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know what you'll do from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know what you'll do from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know what you'll do from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I know you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I promised to meet him. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I said, I met the girl I was going to marry. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I set my trap for a peasant from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I still think what I thunk before. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I think we ought to think of Rose and what she'll think of this mess. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I think we've had enough of this nonsense! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I wake up. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I walked with you from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I walked with you once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I walked with you once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I walked with you once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I warn you, Hubert. This means war. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I was? Oh, yes. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I wonder if she suspects. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I wonder why each little bird from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm going to bake the cake. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm going to get those wands. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm going to. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm sorry, child, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm sorry, Hubert, but after 1 6 years of worrying, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
I'm sure it'll work out somehow. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
If through this wicked witch's trick from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
It's sure to come true. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Joyfully now to our princess we come from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Just a tiny baby. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Just do it like it says here in the book. I'll put on the candles. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Just some peasant girl he met. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
L, too, shall bestow a gift on the child. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
L'd like to turn her into a fat, old hop toad. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
L'll get the wands. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
L'll have the royal woodcarvers start work on the cradle tomorrow. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
L'll take those wands right now. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Ldiots! lmbeciles! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Let her have a few moments alone. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Let me out of here. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Let me see. And all the cradles. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Let us leave our noble prince with these happy thoughts. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Let's see. The woodcutter's cottage, yes, yes, the abandoned one. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lf humans can do it, so can we. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lips that shame from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lips that shame the red, red rose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Listen ! Maleficent! Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Listen well, all of you. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Little princess, my gift shall be the gift of beauty. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lived a king and his fair queen. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Living like mortals, they had reared the child as their own, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Ln slumber repose from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Ln your hair from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Long live the Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Ls so familiar a gleam from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Ls so familiar a gleam from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lsn't he? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt can only do good, dear, to bring joy and happiness. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt isn't that, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt wasn't a dream, Father. I really did meet her. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's a good half hour till sunset. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's a very unusual cake, isn't it? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's Aurora! She's here! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's incredible! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's just that you're. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's not exactly the way it is in the book, is it? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lt's that boy she met. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Made welcome their lifelong friend. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Make it blue. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Make it pink. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Make it pink. Now, hide, quick! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Make ready to welcome your princess! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Make ready to welcome your princess! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Maleficent doesn't know anything about love, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Maleficent's powers are far too great. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MALEFlCENT: Touch the spindle. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MAN: His royal highness Prince Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Many sad and lonely years passed by from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Marry the girl you. . . No, no! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Maybe it was a mysterious being, a wood sprite, or. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Me! The mistress of all evil ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Melody her whole life long from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Merryweather still has her gift to give. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MERRYWEATHER: Flora? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MERRYWEATHER: Goodbye. FLORA: Goodbye. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MERRYWEATHER: Rose. FAUNA: Oh, Rose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
MERRYWEATHER: Yes, but how are we gonna get her out of the house? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Might pay homage to the infant princess. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Mistress Fauna! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
My Phillip, a shock? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
My son likes your daughter! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
My son Phillip says he's going to marry. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: And so, for 1 6 long years, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: But King Stefan, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: Fondly had these monarchs dreamed from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: ln a faraway land long ago, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: On this, her 1 6th birthday, the good fairies had planned a party. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: On this, her 1 6th birthday, the good fairies had planned a party. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: So, the King and his queen watched with heavy hearts from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: Thus, on this great and joyous day from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
NARRATOR: Yes, they named her after the dawn, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No carrots. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No more, no less. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No sign of her yet, Hubert. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No time to explain. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No, no, no! No magic. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No, no, Phillip! Stop! Come back! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No! lt cannot be! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
No! You can't do this to me! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Not in death, but just in sleep. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Not now, Hubert. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Not want. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Nothing elaborate, of course. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Nothing, Hubert. I only meant. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now go with a curse and serve me well. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now shall you deal with me, O Prince. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, come have a nice cup of tea, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, come. We must hurry. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, dear, that isn't a very nice thing to say. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, now, we don't know how. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, Sword of Truth, fly swift and sure. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, that's not for us to decide, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, yeast, one tsp. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Nowadays, I'm still the king from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course not. But what will? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course not. Come on. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course, the King and Queen will object. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course. it's the only thing she can't understand from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Off he rides on his noble steed, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh ! My name. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, better get rid of those wings, too. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, but she doesn't, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, come now, Prince Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, gracious, how that child has grown. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, gracious! We're acting like a lot of ninnies. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, he's not a stranger. We've met before. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, how will I ever tell Stefan? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, I don't see why she has to marry any old prince. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, I improved it. But perhaps if I added a few more ruffles. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, it seems only yesterday we brought her here. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, it. . . Wasn't that. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, never, never! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no, no. I can't. l. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no, not pink. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no, Sire. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no! This evening ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, now, come, man ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, Phillip, stop it. Stop that! Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, she'd make a lovely flower. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, she'll look beautiful in that. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, silly fiddle faddle. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, that's very nice of them. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, they're hopeless. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, uh. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, we walk together and talk together. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, you darlings. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, you won't have to, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh. . . A prince. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
On that joyful day from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a dream. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Once upon a. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One day from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One day their kingdoms to unite. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One day you'll awaken from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One gift from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One gift from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One grander by far than a palace in Rome from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One teaspoon. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
One, two, three. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Or kindness or the joy of helping others. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Peasant girl? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Phillip, ho, Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Phillip, watch out! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Phillip! Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Phillip? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Phillip? Oh, yes, of course, Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
PHlLLlP: Who are you? What's your name? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
PHlLLlP: Whoa! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
PHlLLlP: You know, Samson, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Pink! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Pink! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Place to raise their little brood, eh? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Pompous, blustering, old windbag ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Precisely. And as for grandchildren, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Princess Aurora? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Princess Aurora. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Put me down. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Quick, lock the doors. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Riding out of the dawn from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! Prince Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Royalty, nobility, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Search for a maid of 1 6, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Seems he's fallen in love with some peasant girl. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Seize that creature! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She always ruins your nicest flowers. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She couldn't have vanished into thin air! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She is indeed most wondrous fair. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She shall prick her finger from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She'll walk with springtime from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She's got Prince Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
She's in love. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Shh ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Should on that very day be burned. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Since the day you were born. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sixteen wonderful years. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sixteen years, and not a trace of her! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Skumps from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Skumps from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Skumps, skumps from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sleep on from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sleep on from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sleeping beauty from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sleeping beauty fair from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
So it was done. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Splendid ! King size, of course. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
STEFAN: Now, be reasonable, Hubert. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
STEFAN: Well, I suppose in time. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
STEFAN: Yes, but. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Still feartul of his daughter's life, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sweet Aurora from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sweet princess, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sweet princess, my gift shall be. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Sweet things to from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That every spinning wheel in the kingdom from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That visions are seldom all they seem from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That visions are seldom all they seem from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That's it! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That's what I'm trying to tell you. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That's what I'm trying to tell you. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The entire kingdom began to rejoice. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The fateful prophecy you'll keep. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The Forbidden Mountains, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gentry and. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gift I give to thee. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gift of song from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gleam in your eyes from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gleam in your eyes from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The gleam in your eyes from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The little darling. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The peasant girl? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The plans! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The Princess Aurora. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The princess shall indeed grow in grace and beauty, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The red, red rose from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The road to true love may be barred by still many more dangers from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The symbol of thy royalty. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The way you did from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The way you did from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The way you did once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The whereabouts of the princess remained a mystery. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The years roll by. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Their only child, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Then a great holiday was proclaimed throughout the kingdom, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Then she can undo this fearful curse? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
There was something strange about that voice. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
There. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
They never want me to meet anyone. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
They'll be heartbroken when they find out. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
This is a pleasant surprise. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
This is the happiest day of my life. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
This is the one I picked. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
This one last gift from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Thundered with her wrath and frustration, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Thus, today would they announce that Phillip, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Till then from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Till then, sleeping beauty from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Tiny princess, my gift shall be the gift of song. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To enjoy the celebration. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To love's first kiss from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To love's first kiss from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To me from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To Prince Phillip, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To sing to from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To Stefan's child would be betrothed. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To the wedding ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To wake his love from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Tomorrow? But, Hubert, they're not even married yet. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Tonight, we're taking you back to your father, King Stefan. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Too beautiful to be real. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Touch it, I say! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Tsp? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Turn around. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Two eggs, fold in gently. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Uh huh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Unreasonable, pompous, en garde, sir! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Until Maleficent sends a frost. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Up here, dear. You can be the dummy. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Up to? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Up! Up this way! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Upon a dream from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Want you for a grandfather! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We can, and we must! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We can't take any chances. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We decided pink was her color. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We must go to the dungeon and cheer him up. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We searched mountains, forests. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We want you to pick some berries. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We'll put them all to sleep until Rose awakens. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We're taking no chances. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We've never done anything without magic. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, a bonfire won't stop Maleficent. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, and what are you three dears up to? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, he's tall and handsome and. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, here's your precious princess! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, how about this one? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, how about this one? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, I still say we ought to use magic. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, in that event, l'd best be on my way. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, it may come as quite a shock. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, it's got to have a hole in the bottom. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, it's. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, just been talking to Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, perhaps if we reason with her. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, quite a glittering assemblage, King Stefan. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, that would make me happy. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, to come right to the point. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, we all knew this day had to come. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, what do you think of it? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, what do you think? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, why don't we? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What a pity Prince Phillip can't be here from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What do you think of the dress? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What do you think, Merryweather? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What's that for? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What's this all about anyway? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Whatever are we going to do? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
When true love's kiss the spell shall break. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Where is everybody? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Wherever she goes from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Which you alone will have to face. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
While deep in the forest, in a woodcutter's cottage, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Who are they? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Who is she? Where did he meet her? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Who will find me from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Who won the heart of our noble prince but yesterday. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Who? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why do they still treat me like a child? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why so melancholy? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, it's us! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, it's, it's. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, it's. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, no, Your Majesty. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, where is the boy? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, you, you unreasonable, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why? After all, I am 1 6. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Will my song go winging from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
With love's first kiss from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
With something l've been saving for 1 6 years. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
WOMAN: Come in. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes, and a dress a princess can be proud of. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes, I do, too. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes, it's only in my dreams. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes, you can. . . The wands? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes? Yes? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes. Of course, it'll be much stiffer after it's baked. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yes. You said that a moment ago. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yet I know it's true from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yet I know it's true from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Yet I know it's true from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You decided ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You have? Where? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You hear that, Samson? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You know our magic doesn't work that way. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You know, I think she's right. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You know, I'm really not supposed to speak to strangers. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You mean live like mortals? For 1 6 years? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You most certainly did. You said. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You poor, simple fools, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You really think we can? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You weren't wanted. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You, the destined hero from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You. . . You mean, you're building it already? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You'll love me at once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You'll love me at once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You'll love me at once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You'll love me at once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You'll love me at once from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You're a prince, and you're going to marry a princess! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You're going to marry a. . . Why, Phillip. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You're right. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You've met some stranger? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Your Highness. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(LAUGHlNG) it's simple. All you do is follow the book. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(SlNGlNG) Skumps Skumps from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
ALL: Rose, Rose, where are you? Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
And cook? Oh, we'll all pitch in. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
And marry the girl I love. Exactly! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
And now, to the new home, eh? New home? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
And this is her last chance. Well. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
But. . . Of course, we need a few pleats. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Goodbye, Father. Goodbye, Father. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Goodbye. But when will I see you again? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Him? Rose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
l'd have to be. . . A princess. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
l'll take care of the baby. Let me have it, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
l'll turn her into a flower. Maleficent? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Lots of berries. But I picked berries yesterday. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
lt hasn't any. That's right. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
lt looks awful. That's because it's on you, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
lt's Rose. She's back. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Maleficent! ALL: (GASPlNG) Maleficent! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
never knowing. . . The past! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now hurry! Ooh ! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, I thought a few changes here. Uh huh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Now, now. . . I'm not so sure from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Of course, but. . . There's no time to lose. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh, no. This is terrible. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Oh. Oh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Reason? With Maleficent? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! (ECHOlNG) Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! ALL: (ECHOlNG) Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! ALL: Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! ALL: Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Rose! ALL: Rose! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Skumps A toast to this night from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Skumps, skumps Skumps, skumps from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Surprise! Surprise! FAlRlES: Surprise! Surprise! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
That's it! Berries! Berries? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The outlook is rosy And the future is bright from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
The way you did The way you... from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
They're not going to. MERRYWEATHER: They aren't? But. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
To the wedding ! Now, hold on, Hubert. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Up to? Up to? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
We. . . We have? Well, of course. You said so yourself. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, maybe someday. When? Tomorrow? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, send for him immediately! But. . . from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Well, she can't be all bad. Oh, yes, she can. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
What do you think? l think so. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Where? At the cottage in the glen. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
While l. . . Clean the room, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Why, Merryweather. Whatever is the matter, dear? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You have? Where? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You mean, we us? Uh huh. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
You? Now, she's always wanted to, dear. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Your Majesties. FAlRlES: Your Majesties. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL BABBLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL GASPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL GRUNTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL LAUGHlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL SCREAMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL SOBBlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL SOBBlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ALL YAWNlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(AURORA HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(AURORA HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(AURORA VOCALlZlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(AURORA VOCALlZlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(AURORA VOCALlZlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BELCHES) Excellent bird. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BELLS CHlMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BlRDS CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BlRDS CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BlRDS CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BlRDS CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BlRDS TWlTTERlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BOTH CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(BOTH LAUGHlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CACKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CACKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CACKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CACKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CACKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CAWlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CAWlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHlRPlNG TO THE SAME TUNE) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLES) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLES) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLES) How quaint. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLES) Nothing, Hubert. Absolutely nothing. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLES) Why, 'tis the selfsame peasant maid from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CHUCKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CLEARS THROAT) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CLEARS THROAT) Well, after all, Stefan, this is the 1 4th century. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CLEARS THROAT) You were saying? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CRYlNG) After today she'll be a princess, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(CRYlNG) No! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(DEEP SlGH) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(DEJECTED CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ECHOlNG) Explain what? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(ECHOlNG) Phillip! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(EVlL LAUGHTER) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(EXCLAlMS) Blue? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(EXClTED CHlRPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(FAlRlES GlGGLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(FOOTSTEPS PATTERlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GAGS) Shock? from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPlNG) But we can't, we can't go there. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPS) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPS) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPS) No! from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GASPS) Stop, mop. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GlGGLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GlGGLlNG) Now, now, now we'll have to plan it carefully. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GlGGLlNG) Oh, one teaspoon, of course. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GOONS BABBLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GOONS CHATTERlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GOONS GRUNTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GOONS SHOUTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GROANlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GROANS) Oh, ho. from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GRUNTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GRUNTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GRUNTS lN ANGER) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(GRUNTS) Now, dear, from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HlCCUPS) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HlCCUPS) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HOOTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HOOTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HOOTlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUBERT CHUCKLlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)
(HUMMlNG) from Sleeping Beauty (1959)