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Anastasia (1997) |
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Watch songs from original Anastasia soundtrack
Pictures of charactersto watch in high resolution, click on themFull QuotesSERVANT: Your Highness... DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: There was a time, not very long ago, when we lived in an enchanted world of elegant palaces and grand parties. The year was 1916 and my son Nicholas was the Tzar of Imperial Russia. Hello, darling. We were celebrating the 300th anniversary of our family's rule. And, that night, no star burned brighter than that of our sweet Anastasia, my youngest granddaughter. She begged me not to return to Paris, so I had a very special gift made for her to make the separation easier for both of us. YOUNG ANASTASIA: For me? Is it a jewellery box? SERVANT: Dimitri. You belong in the kitchen. YOUNG ANASTASIA: Look. It plays our lullaby. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: You can play it at night before you go to sleep and pretend that it's me singing. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE (singing): On the wind across the sea, Hear this song and remember DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE and YOUNG ANASTASIA (singing): Soon you'll be home with me, Once upon a December. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Read what it says. YOUNG ANASTASIA: "Together in Paris." Really? Oh, Grandmamma. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: But we would never be together in Paris, for a dark shadow had descended upon the house of the Romanovs. His name was Rasputin. We thought he was a holy man, but he was a fraud, power-mad and dangerous. TZAR NICHOLAS: How dare you return to the palace? RASPUTIN: But I am your confidant. TZAR NICHOLAS: Confidant? Hah! You are a traitor. Get out! RASPUTIN: You think you can banish the great Rasputin? By the unholy powers vested in me, I banish you with a curse. Mark my words. You and your family will die within the fortnight. I will not rest until I see the end |
of the Romanov line for ever! DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Consumed by his hatred for Nicholas and his family, Rasputin sold his soul for the power to destroy them. RASPUTIN: Go. Fulfill your dark purpose and seal the fate of the Tzar and his family once and for all. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: From that moment on, the spark of unhappiness in our country was fanned into a flame that would soon destroy our lives for ever. YOUNG ANASTASIA: Help! TZAR NICHOLAS: Hurry, children. YOUNG ANASTASIA: My music box. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Anastasia! Come back! Come back! Anastasia... Please, hurry. YOUNG DIMITRI: Come this way. Out the servants' quarters. Hurry, Anastasia. DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Rasputin, she's getting away. YOUNG ANASTASIA: My music box. YOUNG DIMITRI: Go! Go! REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER: Comrades, in here! Where are they, boy? YOUNG ANASTASIA: Grandmamma... DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Keep up with me, darling. Rasputin! YOUNG ANASTASIA: Let me go. Please! RASPUTIN: You'll never escape me, child. Never! Bartok! BARTOK: Master! DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Anastasia, hurry. Hurry. YOUNG ANASTASIA: Grandmamma! DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Here, take my hand. Hold onto my hand. YOUNG ANASTASIA: Don't let go! DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: Anastasia. Anastasia! DOWAGER EMPRESS MARIE: So many lives were destroyed that night. What had always been was now gone for ever. And my Anastasia, my beloved grandchild, I never saw her again. VLADIMIR: Well, Dimitri, I got us a theatre. DIMITRI: Everything's going according to plan. All we need is the girl. Just think, Vlad, no more forging papers, no more stolen goods. We'll have three tickets out of here: One for you, one for me and one for Anastasia. |
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![]() I had to prove I was the Grand Duchess |
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![]() Young man who found a music box |
ProductionDirected by Don Bluth, Gary Goldman; screenplay by Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham, Bob Tzudiker, Noni White; animation adaptation by Eric Tuchman based on Anastasia by Arthur Laurents and Anastasia by Marcelle Maurette; music by David Newman; edited by Bob Bender, Fiona Trayler. The movie received nominations for several awards, including for Best Original Song ("Journey to the Past" - lost to My Heart Will Go On from James Cameron's Titanic) and Best Original Musical or Comedy Score at the 70th Academy Awards. Trivia20th Century Fox scheduled for Anastasia to be released on November 21, 1997, notably a week after the 1997 re-release of Disney's The Little Mermaid (1989). Disney claimed it had long-planned for the 17-day re-release to coincide with a consumer products campaign leading into Christmas. The worldwide gross totaled up to about $139.8 million, making it Don Bluth's highest-grossing film to date and beating out his next highest-grossing film, An American Tail (1986), by about $55 million. This was Don Bluth's first financially successful film since All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989). |