Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer 1964 Part 3

The Third Part for the 1964 Movie Classic I do not own anything this movie is owned by Classic Media

There are moments when the video is out of sync with the audio. Nothing can be done to correct this :(. To reduce confusion I have annotated some captions to clarify who is speaking, primarily when the speaker appears off screen when he/she starts to talk. I hope you enjoy the video!

Because, you see...that little ice boat
...had run into a pack of mighty wicked fog!

Hello!

Fog as thick as peanut butter.

You mean pea soup.

You eat what you like and I'll eat what I like.

[yells]

Land ho!

No kidding.

Where are we?

Hey! Lookie up there!

[all gasp]

Halt! Who goes there?

Us, of course! Who'd you think?

Oh well, then that's okay.

Okay?!

Who, may I ask, are you?

We're Rudolph and Hermy
and Yukon Cornelius, sir. Who are you?

I'm the official sentry
of the Island of Misfit Toys.

A Jack in the Box for a sentry?

Yes!

My name is--

Don't tell me...Jack.

No, Charlie.

[sobs] That's why I'm a misfit toy.

My name is all wrong.

No child wants to play with a
Charlie in the Box, so I had to come here.

[Hermy] Where's here?

♪ We're on the Island of Misfit Toys ♪

♪ Here we don't want to stay ♪

♪ We want to travel with Santa Claus ♪

♪ in his magic sleigh ♪

♪ A pack full of toys means a sackful of joys ♪

♪ for millions of girls and for millions of boys ♪

♪ when Christmas day is here... ♪

♪ the most wonderful day of the year ♪

♪ A Jack in the Box waits for children to shout ♪

♪"Wake up! Don't you know it's time to come out?" ♪

♪ When Christmas day is here.... ♪

♪ the most wonderful day of the year ♪

♪ Toys galore ♪

♪ scattered on the floor ♪

♪ there's no room for more ♪

♪ and it's all because of Santa Claus ♪

♪ a scooter for Jimmy ♪

♪ a dolly for Sue ♪

♪ the kind that will even say, "How do you do?" ♪

♪ When Christmas day is here.. ♪

♪ the most wonderful day of the year ♪

How'd you like to be a spotted elephant?

Or a choo-choo with
square wheels on your caboose?

Or a water pistol that shoots jelly!

We're all misfits!

How'd you like to be a bird that doesn't fly?

I swim!

Or a cowboy who rides an ostrich!

Or a b-b-b-boat that can't stay a-a-a-afloat.

We're all misfits!

♪ If we're on the Island of Unwanted Toys ♪

♪ we'll miss all the fun with the girls and the boys♪

♪ when Christmas day is here ♪

♪ the most wonderful, wonderful, wonderful,
wonderful, wonderful day of the year ♪

Hey! We're all misfits too.

Maybe we should stay here for a while.

Well, you'd have to get permission
from King Moonraiser.

[Rudolph] Who's he?

He rules here.

Every night he searches the entire Earth.

When he finds a misfit toy, one that
no little girl or boy loves, he brings it here...

..to live on this island till someone wants it.

He's holding court in his castle right now.

[trumpets sound]

Come closer.

What do you desire?

Well, we're a couple of misfits from
Christmas Town, and now we'd like to live here.

No, that would not be possible.
This island is for toys alone.

[Yukon] How'd you like that?
Even among misfits you're misfits.

[King Moonraiser] Unlike playthings, a living creature
cannot hide himself on an island.

But perhaps, being misfits yourselves,
you might help the toys here.

[Rudolph] Help them?

Yes.

When someday you return to Christmas Town,
would you tell Santa about our homeless toys?

I'm sure he could find little boys and girls
who would be happy with them.

A toy is never truly happy until it is loved by a child.

[Rudolph] When and if we ever get back, we'll tell Santa, sir.

[King Moonraiser] Good. You are free to spend the night.

Footman? Show our friends to their chambers.

[Hermy] No, it's all settled. We leave tomorrow together.

But The Abominable will see my nose and get us all!

I've got to go alone.

[Yukon] Nonsense! It's all for all and one for--

I mean, one-one for....ah! Let's get some shuteye.

[Rudolph] But--

[Hermy] It's all settled.

[snoring]

[snowman] Well...poor Rudolph realizes
that he can't endanger his friends lives anymore.

And so, that night, he decides
to strike out on his own.

[wind howls]

Goodbye, Cornelius. I hope you find lots of tinsel.

Goodbye, Hermey. Whatever a dentist is,
I hope, someday, that you're the greatest.

[Abominable Snow Monster howls]

[snowman] Well, time passed slowly.

Rudolph existed as best he could.

The snow monster kept him on the run...

but once in a while he would stop
and make a friend or two.

[snowman] But it wouldn't last long...and Rudolph would be on his own again.

But during all that time,
a strange and wonderful thing happened.

Rudolph was growing up!

And growing up made Rudolph realize
you can't run away from your troubles.

And pretty soon he knew where he had to go: home.

[deer chatter]

Yo! I thought you were gone for good!

Hey, look who's back! Old Neon Nose!

[all deer laugh]

Mom! Pa! I'm home!

[Santa] They're gone, Rudolph.

[Santa] They've been gone for months,
out looking for you!

Clarice?

She's gone too and I'm very worried.

Christmas Eve is only two days off!

And without your father, I'll never
be able to get my sleigh off the ground.

[Rudolph] Gone? I'll find him, sir.

[Rudolph] I'll find them all!

[snowman] Well, he was
just about to leave when suddenly...

[wind howls]

It hit!

The storm of storms...

and only two days before Christmas Eve!

[wind howls]

Now Rudolph knew that he had
to find his folks right away

and he knew where he had to look...

the cave of The Abominable Snow Monster.

[Rudolph] Put her down!

[laughs]

[snowman] Tell me when it's over!

Oh...where was I?

Their last chance.

Not quite, you see.

Ever since Rudolph left them, Hermy and
Yukon Cornelius had been trying to find their friend.

Well, they arrived in Christmas Town
just as the storm hit.

And it was a good thing that I sent them
right out after Rudolph.

[dogs bark]

Hey! Look!

Whoa!

Whoaaaa!

Unmush, will ya'?!

What do we do?

We can't let that monster get a hold of them!