宝贝都湿成这样了还说不要电影《灰姑娘》2015英文台词

2021年1月20日发(作者：芮沐)
电影《灰姑娘》
2015
英文台词

电影《灰姑娘》
2015
英文台词
Papa, welcome home!
Once upon a time, there was a girl called Ella, How are you?
and she saw the world not always as it was, You are grown. Haven’t
you, now?
but as perhaps it could be, with just a little bit There you go, sir.
What was that? of magic. Oh, this? I found it hanging on a tree. I think
Ah, my darling. there may be something inside. To her mother and father,
she was a princess. Oh, it is so pretty.
In French, that is un papillon. True, she had no title, nor crown,
nor castle,
Ouch. Ouch. but she was the ruler of her own little kingdom,
whose borders were the house and meadow on You’re standing on my
feet.
Shall we? the forest’s edge where her people had lived

Look, Mummy! I’m dancing! for generations with
Mr. Goose and all
their
animal family. Whee!
Hello, there. What do you think you’re doing? Little papillon.

Let the little ones have their share. We don’t All was just as it
should be. They knew want you getting an upset stomach. Oh, themselves
to be the most happy of families to Gus-
gus, you’re a house mouse, not
a garden live as they did and to love each other so.
mouse. Isn’t he, Jacqueline? And you mustn’t But sorrow can come
to any kingdom, no eat Mr. Goose’s food. Isn’t that right, matter how
happ
y. And so it came to Ella’s Mummy? home.

Do you still believe that they understand you? I am so sorry.
Don’t they, mother? Thank you, Doctor.

Oh, yes. I believe that animals listen and This must have been very
difficult for you.
Come. speak to us, if we only have the ear for it.
That’s how we learn to look after them. Ella.

Who looks after us? Ella, my darling. I want to tell you a secret. A
Fairy godmothers, of course. great secret that will see you through all
the And do you believe in them? trials that life can offer. You must
always I believe in everything. remember this. Have courage and be kind.
Then I believe in everything, too. You have more kindness in your little
finger Her father was a merchant, who went abroad than most people
possess in their whole body. and brought tribute back from all of
Ella’s And it has power, more than you know. And subject lands. magic.

Ella! Where are my girls, my beautiful girls? Magic?
Where are my darlings? Have courage and be kind, my darling. Will
Ella missed him terribly when he was away. you promise me?
But she knew he would always return. I promise.
There she is! Good.
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Good. And… Do you think I may be allowed one last

chance, even though I thought such things I must go very soon, my
love.
were done with for good? Please forgive me.
Of course, I forgive you. Of course I do, father. I love you.
She’ll merely be your stepmother.

I love you, my darling. And you’ll have two lovely sisters to keep
you I love you. company.
Time passed and pain turned to memory. Have courage, be kind. In her
heart, Ella stayed the same, for she Welcome, ladies. Welcome!
remembered her promise to her mother. She’s skinny as a broomstick!

Have courage and be kind. And that stringy hair! Father, however,
was much changed. Bu
t he You’re very nice.

hoped for better times. Welcome.
‘and thence home, and my wife and I singing, I’m so happy to meet
you.
to our great content, and if ever there were a You have such pretty
hair. man happier in his fortunes, I know him not,’ Thank
you.
thus ends Mr. Peys for today. You should have it styled. I do love a
happy ending, don’t you? Oh. I’m sure you’re right. Would you like a

They’re quite my favorite sort. tour of the house? As well they
should be. What did she say? Ella…. She wants t
o show us around her
farmhouse.
I have come to the conclusion that it’s time, She’s proud of it, I
think.
perhaps… to begin a new chapter. Do they keep animals inside?

How charming. Indeed, father?
You’ll recall that some time ago, in my travels, How p
erfectly
charming. I made the acquaintance of Sir Francis Lucifer.
Her stepmother-to-be was a woman of keen Tremaine.
feeling and refined taste. And she, too, had Yes. The master of the
Mercer’s Guild, is he

not? known grief. But she wore it wonderfully
well. Was.
You did not say your daughter was so The poor man has died, alas.
His widow, an honorable woman, finds herself beautiful.
Oh, She takes after her… alone, though still in the prime of her
life.
Her mother. Just so. You’re worried about tell
ing me. But you
mustn’t be. Not if it will lead to your What does Mummy mean?

What’s so charming about it? happiness.

She’s lying. Yes. Happiness.

That’s just good manners.

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Shut up. And when you bring it back, it means that
you’ll be with it. And that’s what I really want. How long has
your family lived here?
For you to come back. No matter what. Over 200 years.
And in all that time, they never thought to I will.
decorate? Ella, while I’m away, I want you to be good to Anastasia,
hush. your stepm
other and stepsisters, even though They’ll think you
are in earnest. they may be…. trying at times.

Ella’s stepmother, high
-spirited lady that she I promise.
was, set out to restore life and laughter to the Thank you.
house. I always leave a part of me behind, Ella. Oh, you are awful,
Baron. Remember that. And your mother’s here, too, Ah, fortune favors
me again. though you see her not. She’s the very heart of Well, look
who’s having a party of their own. this place. And that’s why we must
cherish Jacqueline, Teddy, Matilda, greedy Gus-Gus. this house, always,
for her.
Uh-oh. I miss her.
Just what… Do you?

Yes, what do you think you’re up to, Lucifer? Very much.

Jacqueline is my guest, and the eating of Remember the lace!
guests is not allowed. I simply must have it!
Go on, now. And my parasol!
You’ve plenty of cat food to keep you happy. For my complexion!

We ladies must help one another. That means skin, if you don’t know!

You’re missing the party. Bye!

Oh, I imagine it’s much like all the othe
r ones. Bye, Ella!
And I’m leaving first thing, El. I love you.

No. but you’re… you’re hardly back from the I love you, too!

last trip. Do you have to go? Bye!
It’s just a few months, my darling. Ella, dear.

What would you like me to bring you home Now, now.
from abroad? Mustn’t bulb.

You know, your sisters, uh, stepsisters, have Yes, stepmother.
asked for parasols and lace. Oh, you needn’t call me that.

What will you have? ‘Madam’ will do.

Bring me the first branch your shoulder There isn’t room
for me and
all of your brushes on your journey. clothes!
That’s a curious request. Well, then make yourself smaller!

Anastasia and Drisella have always shared a Well, you’ll have to
take it with you on your
way …. And think of me when you look at it. ro
om.
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Such dear, affectionate girls. Our litter system, up there, talking
to the
woodworm. Or…

How very pleasant. Or better yet, disappear entirely!
You’d like that, wouldn’t you? No cats and no stepsisters.
Sometimes I could scratch your eyes out! We have a halfwit for a sister.
I think they’re finding the sleeping quarters I’ve got two.

rather confining. I heard that.
Oh, well, my bedroom’s the biggest besides Who is she talking to?
She’s mad.

yours and father’s.

Perhaps they’d like to share it.
Good morning.
What a wonderful idea. Good morning, Miss Ella. What a good girl you
are. Good morning, Tom!
I can stay in the …

The attic. Hello. Don’t mind if I …

Quite so. What a lovely Chantecler. The attic? Well done.
Yes. Thanks.
Oh. Only temporarily, while I have all the Morning.
other rooms redecorated. Morning.
The attic’s so nice and airy and you’ll be away Thank you, Miss
Ella. from all of our fuss and bother. You’d be even You’re welcome.

more cozy if you kept all this bric-a-brac up Ella!
there with you.
Keep you amused. Wake up, girls!
It’s lunch time!

Well…

No one shall disturb me here. Mornings did not agree with Ella’s
stepsisters.
Oh, hello, Gus-
Gus. And they lacked accomplishment in such Oh…
domestic arts as keeping house. Oh. In fact, they lacked accomplishment
in any art.
Go on, Gus-Gus, you can do it.
So this is where you take refuge. Oh.
Me too, it would seem. Do shut up.
Right.
Who’s going to help me? Ella’s great comforts were the letters
that
Simpleton. father would send from his travels. That is the last
straw.
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The weeks away lengthened to months, but Have dinner with me, won’t
you?
every day would bring his thoughts from some
But those friends she had, she treated with an distant part.
Miss Ella, it’s the m
ail coach! open heart and an open hand. Until
late one afternoon…

Your table.
Farmer John?
Miss Ella. Sometimes, by the end of the day, the drafty
It’s your father, miss. He took ill on the road. attic was too cold
to spend the night in, so she
He’s passed on, miss. He’s gone. To the end, lay by the dying
embers of the hearth to keep
he spoke only of you, miss. And your mother. warm.
I was to give you this.
But what about my lace? I thought breakfast was ready. My parasol?
It is, madam.
Can’t you see? I’m only mending the fire.

None of that matters. In future, can we not be called until the work
We’re ruined. is done?

How will we live? As you wish.
Thank you. Ella, what’s that on your face?

It must have been very difficult for you. Madam?
It’s
ash from the fireplace.
How indeed to live. Do clean yourself up. Economies had to be taken.
You’ll get cinders in our tea.

I’ve got a new name for her! Cinderwench. Ella’s stepmother
dismissed the household.
Her stepmother and stepsisters ever misused
I couldn’t bear to look
so dirty.
her. And by and by they considered Ella less a Oh, Dirty Ella.
Cinder-ella! sister than a servant. And so Ella was left to
That’s what we’ll call you. do all the work. This was a good thing,
for it distracted her from her grief. At least that was Oh, girls,
you’re too clever.

Who’s this for? what her stepmother said. And she and her

Is there someone we’ve forgotten? two daughters were more than
happy to
provide Ella with lots and lots of distraction. It’s my place.

It seems too much to expect you to prepare In their defense, they
did share with her the very food they ate, or rather, the scraps from
breakfast, serve it and still sit with us.
their table. She had little in the way of friends. Wouldn’t you
prefer to eat when all the work
Well, her friends were very little. is done, Ella?
Or should I say, ‘Cinderella’?

There you are. Hum.
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What’s he ever done to you that you should

chase him about? Cinderella.
I must confess I’ve never met him before. He Names ha
ve power, like
magic spells.
And of a sudden, it seemed to her that her is a friend of yours?
An acquaintance. We met just now. I looked stepmother and
stepsisters had indeed
into his eyes and he looked into mine, and I transformed her into
merely a creature of ash and toil. just felt he had a great deal left to
do with his
life.
That’s all.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Miss, what do they call you?
Never mind what they call me. Run!
You shouldn’t be this deep in the forest alone. Quickly, my friend,
or they’ll
catch you!
Go! I’m not alone. I’m with you, Mister ….

Whoa! Easy! What do they call you?
You don’t know who I am?

Perhaps it was just as well that Ella’s That is….

stepsisters were cruel. For had she not run to They call me Kit. the
forest, she might
never have met the Well, my father does when he’s in
a good
prince. mood.
And…

Easy! Easy! Where do you live, Mr. Kit? Whoa! Whoa! At the palace.
Easy, boy! My father’s teaching me his trade.

Come on, boy, slow down! You’re an apprentice. Miss! Of a
sort.
Miss! Are you all right? That’s very fine.

Hold on! Do they treat you well? I’m all right, thank you! Better
than I deserve, most likely. That’s fine. And you?

Whoa! They treat me as well as they’re able.

Whoa, whoa, whoa! I’m sorry.

Whoa. It’s
not your doing.
Whoa. Nor your either, I’ll bet.

Are you all right? It’s not so very bad.

I’m all right, but you’ve nearly frightened the Others have it
worse, I’m sure.

life out of him. We must…

Who? Simply have courage and be kind, mustn’t

The stage. we?
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Yes. You wouldn’t.

You’re right. You’re right.

Well, how is he? That’s exactly how I feel.

Please don’t let them hurt him. Your Majesty…..

But we’re hunting, you see. It’s what’s done. Never mind.

Just because it’s what’s done doesn’t mean it’s If it takes that
long to work out a way to say it, what should be done. I already know.
Right again. Father…

Then, you’ll leave him alone, won’t you? Way of all flesh, boy.

I will. Come.
Thank you very much, Mr. Kit. We shall be late.
Ah. And pun
ctuality is the ….

There you are, Your High… … politeness of princes.

It’s Kit! Kit! His Majesty, the King!

Kit! I’m Kit. I’m on my way. I’m sure your father spoke to you of
your Well, we’d better get a move on, Mr. Kit. behavior in the forest.

As I said. On my way. Is it any business of yours, Grand Duke? I
hope to see you again, miss. Your business is my business, Your Royal
And I, you. Highness.
It will not do to let the stag go free. You sound as if you’re the
first fellow ever to Just because it’s

what’s done doesn’t mean it’s
meet a pretty girl. what should be done.
She wasn’t a ‘pretty girl.’ Or something like that.

Well, she was a pretty girl, but there was so Master Phineus, master
of the paintbrush, much more to her. patiently awaits.
How m
uch more? Make him look marriageable, Master Phineus. You’ve
only met her once. We must attract a suitable bride, even if he How
could you know anything about her? won’t listen to a work I say.

You told me you knew right away when you I shall endeavor to please,
Your Majesty. met Mother. But I can’t work miracles.

That’s different. Your mother was a princess. A splendid canvas,
Master Phineus. You would have loved her anyway. Thank you.
I would never have seen her, because it As if he knows anything
abou
t art. wouldn’t have been appropriate. So, these portraits will
really be sent abroad? Any my father would have told me what I’m To
include the high and mighty to attend this telling you and I would have
listened. ball you insist upon.
No, you wouldn’t. W
hich is a tradition. Which is beloved. Yes, I
would. At which you will choose a bride.
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Ah, fascinating. Not at all.
Why do you stay there, when they treat you If I must marry, could I
not wed, say, a good,
so? honest country girl?
How many divisions
will this ‘good, honest Because I made my mother
and father a country girl’ provide us? promise to cherish the place we
were so happy. How will she make the kingdom stronger? They loved our
house…and now that they’re We are a small kingdom amongst great s
tates,
gone, I love it for them. It’s my home.

Your Royal Highness.
And it’s a dangerous world. Hear ye! Hear ye!

Listen, boy. Quiet!
Taking you up, Master Phineus. Good. ‘know, on this day, two weeks
hence, there I want to see you and the kingdom safe. shall be held, at
the palace, a Royal Ball. At All right, father, on one condition, let
the said ball, in accordance with ancient custom, invitations go to
everyone, not just the nobility. the prince shall choose a bride.
Furthermore, The wars have brought sorrow on us all. at the behest of
the prince, it is hereby What do you think? declared that every maiden
in the kingdom, be Would that please the people? she noble or commoner…
is invited to attend. It’s beyond my wit, Your Majesty. Such is the
command
of our most noble king.’

But I wouldn’t mind a bit of a jolly.

I think we might have made a bargain. Excuse me, madam.
A ball for the people, and a princess for the Ella was enormously
excited to see Kit, the prince. apprentice. And her stepsisters were
mildly Sounds like a step in the right direction, if you intrigued by
the notion of meeting the prince. ask… I shall trick him into loving me.
We didn’t ask you. See if I don’t!

I’m so sorry. Naughty paint, naughty brush. This is the most hugest
news!
Down, please, Samson. Calm yourselves.
Haven’t even got a cushion. Now listen to me. One of us must win
the Right, down, down. Not that… Oi! heart of the prince. Do that, and
we can I’m on the ground. unwind the debt in which we were ensnared I
am literally on the ground. when we came to this backwater!
Sorry. I, a princess?
Actually this is a very good angle for you. Or rather, I
Great nostrils. a princess?
Could I have a longer brush? Having delivered your news, why are you
still
here? You must return to town right away and
tell that seamstress to run us up three fine ball You don’t look
well, miss. gowns.
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Three? I don’t know anything about her.

Perhaps your mystery girl may come to the That’s very thoughtful of
you.
ball. What do you mean?
To think of me. That is why you threw the doors open, is it Think of
you? not?
Mummy, she believes the other dress is for Captain.
her. It was for the benefit of the people. Poor, slow, little
Cinders. Of course.
How embarrassing. How shallow of me.
You
’re too ambitious for your own good. And if she comes, then what?

Oh, no. I only want to see my friend. Then you will tell her you’re
a prince. And a Let me be very clear. prince may take whichever bride he
wishes. One gown for Anastasia, one for Drisella, and Ha,
one for me! Yes, ‘ha’

She doesn’t know what that means. You know my father and the Grand
Duke will
only have me marry a princess. Good. Well, if this girl from the
forest is as charming Right. as you say, they may change their minds.
That’s s
ettled then.
Now go! The day of the ball arrived and the entire Every girl in the
kingdom will be chasing the kingdom held its breath in anticipation.
prince. You want me to be your queen?
You must get there first before the seamstress Who? Me?
is drowning in work! Tighter.
Tell me what she said, Drisella. Tighter.
I speak French, not Italian! Tighter.
That’s it!

A vision, sister.
Wake up, Your Royal Highness. You’re in a Likewise.

daze. We must compete for the prince’s hand.

I’m sorry. But let it

not mean we harbor dark thoughts You’ve been
off since the hunt. against each other.
It’s that wonderful girl. I can’t stop thinking Of course not,
dear sister.
about her. I wouldn’t dream of poisoning you before we But there
are plenty of girls. leave for the ball.
But her spirit, her goodness… Oh, nor I of pushing you from a
moving You don’t suppose she has a sister, do you? carriage on the way
there.
I don’t know.

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Or I of dashing your brains out on the palace My dear girls.
To see you like this
…it makes me believe one steps as we arrive.

of you might just snare the prince. And to We are sisters, after all.
And blood is so much thicker than water. think I have two horses in
the race! I daresay We shall let the prince decide. no one in the
kingdom will outshine my What will he be like, I wonder? daughters.
What does it matter what he’s like? Cinderella?

He’s rich beyond reason. It cost you nothing. It was my mother’s
old Wouldn’t you like to know a bit about him dress, you see. And I
took it up myself. before you marry him? Ooh-la
Certainly not. Cinderella at the ball!
It might change my mind. No one wants a servant for a bride. I bet
you have never ever spoken to a man. After all I’ve done…

Have you, moon-
face? I don’t want to ruin anything.

I don’t even I
have, once. want to meet the prince.
To a gentleman. Oh, and you won’t because there’s no Some menial,
no doubt. question of your going.
Some ‘prentice. But, all of the maidens of the land are invited, He
was an apprentice, yes. by order of the king.
All men are fools, that’s what Mama says. It is the king I am
thinking of. It would be an The sooner you learn that, the better.
insult to the royal personage to take you to the The first dance, milady?
palace dressed in these old rags. Princ
e Charming, you’re so naughty!
Rags?
I want to try it. This was my mother’s.

No, I’m wearing it. Oh, I’m sorry to have to tell you…

No! no! But your mother’s taste was questionable.

This thing is so old-
fashioned, it’s practically Not for the first
time, Ella actually felt pity for falling to pieces.
these two schemers, who could be every bit as The shoulder’s frayed.

ugly within as they were fair without. It’s falling to bits.

My prince. And this!
But I will be his queen! It’s a ridiculous, old
-fashioned joke!
How could you?
If her stepmother would not have a fourth How could I otherwise?
dress made, it seemed to Ella that there was no I will not have
anyone associate my daughters reason why she would not try to run it up
with you.