The Giants of Thessaly 1960: ★★½ Adventure/Fantasy [1:28:10] English Dubbed

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Thessaly, overrun with barbarian invaders and beset with natural disasters, sends King Jason and his Argonauts on a search for the fabled Golden Fleece. Meanwhile, back home, his scheming cohort is plotting to get his hands on the kingdom and the queen.   The film's subplots bear some resemblance to Odysseus' odyssey including a plot by a trusted lord to seize a throne from an absent king and a desire to marry the king's faithful wife. Jason and his men encounter a queen on her island of siren witches who turns seduced men into animals much like Odysseus' encounter with the sorceress Circe. There is also a struggle against a Cyclops also reminiscent of the encounter between Odysseus and Polyphemus the Cyclops son of Poseidon.   Cast:  Roland Carey as Jason  Ziva Rodann as Creusa  Massimo Girotti as Orfeo  Alberto Farnese as Adrasto  Nadine Sanders as Queen Gaia  Luciano Marin as Euristeo  Cathia Caro as Aglaia  Alfredo Varelli as Argo  Maria Teresa Vianello as Gaia's Sister  Nando Tamberlani as Aglaia's Father  Alberto Sorrentino as Licaone  Paolo Gozlino as Laerte  Raf Baldassarre as Antinoo   Music 2 songs :  Vendetta  Carlo Rustichelli  I giganti della Tessaglia   Ali danzanti  Carlo Rustichelli  Ali danzanti

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00:28:41Let's go.

00:28:48And that's the reason.

00:28:50That's why we've sailed away from home.

00:28:53If I fail to appease the anger of Zeus,

00:28:56my people will be destroyed.

00:28:58And among them, my wife.

00:29:01And my son.

00:29:03I am sorry.

00:29:05Neither of us has very much reason to be grateful to the fates.

00:29:08They have given us youth and health.

00:29:11And beauty.

00:29:13But these gifts must be shared with others to be enjoyed.

00:29:16We are both like trees which produce a marvelous fruit

00:29:19that no one is allowed to gather.

00:29:28We are barely allowed a fleeting moment of happiness.

00:29:31Then you will sail away with your men.

00:29:34And we will be left in silence again.

00:29:35Our nights will be unendurable.

00:29:40Without love.

00:29:41You mustn't give way to despair like this.

00:29:44Your men will return to you.

00:29:46You must have faith.

00:29:47No.

00:29:49We are all condemned for eternity.

00:29:51Help!

00:30:17Beware of Gaia!

00:30:19Flee for your life, oh, king!

00:30:28Help!

00:30:29Save us!

00:30:31Save us!

00:30:35Help!

00:30:37This land is a curse.

00:30:40Flee from it.

00:30:41Whoever you are a stranger, flee before it is too late.

00:30:45Gaia will destroy you.

00:30:49No!

00:31:19Father of witchcraft, almighty Apollo, grant that I may be made once again as beautiful

00:31:38as I was, even if only for a moment.

00:31:41Only for a moment.

00:31:43That's all I ask of you.

00:31:45Oh, no.

00:31:46No.

00:31:47No.

00:31:48No.

00:31:49No.

00:31:50No.

00:31:51This is the land of death.

00:32:17Gaia is a witch.

00:32:21Don't believe her words of love.

00:32:27Leave for your life.

00:32:32Leave for your life.

00:32:36Leave for your life.

00:32:42This land is a curse.

00:32:48Flee from it.

00:32:52Whoever you are, stranger, flee before it is too late.

00:32:58The sky will destroy you.

00:33:00Don't come near me, stranger.

00:33:02Run away.

00:33:04The sky will destroy you.

00:33:12Don't come near me, stranger.

00:33:14Run away.

00:33:16Don't come near me, stranger.

00:33:18Run away.

00:33:20Run.

00:33:22Run.

00:33:23You will never manage to set me free.

00:33:30Only magic can break these bonds.

00:33:32But can you tell me what powerful sorcery is concealed in this island?

00:33:40The sorcery you asked me about has only one name.

00:33:43Its name is Gaia.

00:33:44Why, that's the name of the queen.

00:33:46Yes.

00:33:47No one but she, Gaia, the terrifying daughter of the great sun god.

00:33:51She is my sister.

00:33:52A monster whose appearance is as frightening as the terrible things she does.

00:33:56Explain what you mean, I beg you.

00:33:57I don't understand you.

00:33:58This creature you think is the most beautiful woman in existence was born and grew up disfigured and horrible to see.

00:34:05Naturally, all men fled at the sight of her, but they sought me.

00:34:09Maddened by her jealousy, at last she chained me in this lonely cavern and asked and was granted a favor by Apollo.

00:34:15Her hideous appearance, like that of the witches who are her companions, was turned into dazzling beauty so that no man thereafter could resist them.

00:34:23But she also wanted to have her revenge.

00:34:26Whoever the victim is, who yields to her embraces or to the allure of her companions, will be either transformed into rocks or living trees or animals.

00:34:35Apollo gave her her wish, but only on one condition.

00:34:39Her loveliness would be resplendent only in daylight until the sun sets.

00:34:43And so it will be until that day when fate brings a certain man to this island, Jason, the king of Thessaly.

00:34:49If she should once succeed in seducing him, her beauty will become eternal, immortal.

00:34:54If not, her magic powers will end.

00:34:57But tell me why she didn't have you put to death.

00:35:00Because if she ever dares to kill me, our divine father Apollo will be sure to punish her by condemning her forever to be as hideous as she was at birth.

00:35:09But you must flee, flee before Gaius' treachery destroys you.

00:35:13No man has ever been known to resist her.

00:35:20I know you're an enchantress, Gaia.

00:35:22I'm not afraid of your witchcraft.

00:35:24Where is it?

00:35:26Where is it?

00:35:27Your magic power is finished forever.

00:35:30No!

00:35:31No!

00:35:32No!

00:35:33No!

00:35:34No!

00:35:35No!

00:35:36No!

00:35:37No!

00:35:43You think you've won, don't you, Jason?

00:35:46But you're wrong again.

00:35:48I still hold you firmly within my power.

00:35:51Rivers of blood will flow in the streets of your curse.

00:35:54Others, instead of you, will occupy your throne.

00:35:57Others will take your wife and kill your son.

00:36:01I lay my curse on you.

00:36:03You and all your kindred.

00:36:05My curse is on you.

00:36:07Yes.

00:36:08You're right.

00:36:09You're absolutely right.

00:36:10They killed all of this father.

00:36:12It was a blast of the soldiers.

00:36:14That blast will take you to the throne, Jason.

00:36:17Summer's all right, you kids!

00:36:19Come on, everybody!

00:36:21Come on, everybody!

00:36:22Come on, everybody!

00:36:24Come on!

00:36:25Come on!

00:36:26Come on!

00:36:27Come on!

00:36:28Come on!

00:36:29Come on!

00:36:30Help them!

00:36:32Come on!

00:36:37Cut them down!

00:36:39All of them!

00:36:56All of them!

00:36:57Come on!

00:37:27What am I to thank for this great honor, Creusa?

00:37:30You miserable wretch!

00:37:31Wasn't it enough for you to usurp a throne with your treachery?

00:37:34Why do you also want to kill innocent people?

00:37:40I had good reason to proclaim myself king of Thessaly today.

00:37:44It's my only hope of saving the crown for you and for your son.

00:37:48Not for me and my protection.

00:37:49The fact is, even when all Thessaly has been transformed into a desert of dry cinders,

00:37:58you and your son will still have a kingdom of your own.

00:38:01The one that I conquer and subdue for you, not like the one here, in another kind of land.

00:38:06Thanks to my genius.

00:38:07And to my force of character.

00:38:09And to the gold in the vaults of this palace.

00:38:11But to bring this to reality, and to make sure that at my death there be no one to challenge your rights,

00:38:18I require that you, for your welfare, have due respect for my decisions.

00:38:24However distasteful they are.

00:38:27What decisions?

00:38:27At the proper moment, I shall reveal to you my plans for our future,

00:38:32and I hope to find you reasonable and cooperative.

00:38:39It would be unpleasant if I had to use force.

00:38:42This fish is enough to make your stomach turn over.

00:39:05You know, you ought to offer Poseidon thanks for his blessing,

00:39:08otherwise that fish would be eating you.

00:39:10This ship was filled with food and water when we put out the sea from that witch's island.

00:39:15And now we're back to putrid fish again.

00:39:19I don't know what I wouldn't give if I could only see my little son once again.

00:39:24I'll bet you that he can handle a bow better than I can now.

00:39:28Be still, Laertes.

00:39:29It doesn't help to talk about it.

00:39:34I shall let you lead Eurydice back to life.

00:39:38But there is one more thing.

00:39:40As she is going out of the underworld, you are not to turn around and look at her.

00:39:46I promised not to.

00:39:49But the moment I was outside the entrance and saw daylight, praying that she was behind me,

00:39:55I turned around to look at her.

00:39:56Then I heard a distant rumble of thunder.

00:40:04And my beautiful Eurydice went back into the underworld forever.

00:40:08To dwell among the dead.

00:40:10What is real love, Orpheus?

00:40:21It's a joy.

00:40:25And a sorrow.

00:40:28It's final.

00:40:29And eternal.

00:40:35Do you mind if I ask why you're studying the bottom of the sea?

00:40:38What do you expect to find down there?

00:40:40You're wrong, Pelius.

00:40:41I wasn't looking for anything.

00:40:43I was thinking that after what we've been through, it's a miracle that we're still afloat.

00:40:50Pelius!

00:40:50What is it?

00:40:51Look, there is land over there on the horizon.

00:40:54Land!

00:40:55Land!

00:40:55Over there!

00:40:56Look!

00:40:56What is it?

00:40:57Land!

00:40:58Yes!

00:40:59Yes!

00:40:59Land of the city!

00:41:03I'll take ten men to collect supplies.

00:41:05The rest of you stay aboard and guide the ship.

00:41:06Very well.

00:41:08Look there.

00:41:10It's almost like yoke.

00:41:11All the time!

00:41:12The ship's yours!

00:41:13All the time!

00:41:14All the time!

00:41:15All the time!

00:41:16All the time!

00:41:17All the time!

00:41:18All the time!

00:41:19All the time!

00:41:20All the time!

00:41:21What do you suppose could be happening in this city?

00:41:28I hope it doesn't mean we'll be attacked.

00:41:31Surely they saw us coming in.

00:41:33Jason, look at that.

00:41:47The city has almost resulted.

00:41:48Please let me go.

00:41:53I beg of you.

00:41:53Don't keep me from leaving.

00:41:54I have to put out to sea before night.

00:41:56Why are you fleeing?

00:41:57Where are the people going?

00:41:58Far away from here.

00:41:59This is a day of sorrow.

00:42:01Death is already circling about our heads, ready to fall upon us.

00:42:04And if you want some good advice, go back by whatever way they brought you here.

00:42:08And run for your lives.

00:42:10Run for your lives before it's too late.

00:42:12Are you the king?

00:42:33I am.

00:42:34And who are you?

00:42:35I am Jason, king of Thessaly.

00:42:38I've just put into port and come ashore in search of supplies for my shipmates.

00:42:42But I find you and your people running away, as though you were pursued by some horrible disaster.

00:42:47I would like to offer you my assistance.

00:42:49Tell me what I can do for you.

00:42:51First, I wish to tell you, for your own security, that once a year, when the moon is full at midsummer,

00:43:00a frightful monster that lives deep in the caverns of Cytharia comes out to hunt for victims.

00:43:06Before he returns, he spreads death and destruction among the unhappy inhabitants of this fair island.

00:43:15And therefore, I too, and my daughter and my counselors here, are running away to find a place of refuge.

00:43:21But why couldn't you kill the monster?

00:43:24Many young men of this island have tried in vain to do so.

00:43:28And one was my son.

00:43:30But every one of them was destroyed.

00:43:33The strongest men are helpless against the brute.

00:43:36So every year we must suffer again and mourn our dead.

00:43:40My comrades and I will overpower the monster and kill it.

00:43:44I'm afraid not, King Jason.

00:43:46You will be killed like all the others were, and your comrades as well.

00:43:49This time you needn't worry.

00:43:51Our ship was brought here by Zeus, and he will protect us.

00:43:54Well, King Jason, I wish I could fight at your side, but at my age it's not possible.

00:43:59May the gods protect you.

00:44:05Let's go.

00:44:06Let's go.

00:44:30Surrounded.

00:45:00Oh, my God.

00:45:30Oh, my God.

00:46:00Oh, my God.

00:46:30Oh, my God.

00:47:00Oh, my God.

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00:47:36Oh, my God.

00:47:38Oh, my God.

00:47:40Oh, my God.

00:47:42Oh, my God.

00:47:44Oh, my God.

00:47:46Oh, my God.

00:47:48Oh, my God.

00:47:51I love you.

00:47:52Oh, my God.

00:47:54Oh, my God.

00:47:56Oh, my God.

00:47:58Oh, my God.

00:48:00Oh, my God.

00:48:02Oh, my God.

00:48:04Oh, my God.

00:48:06Oh, my God.

00:48:08Oh, my God.

00:48:10Oh, my God.

00:48:12Oh, my God.

00:48:14Oh, my God.

00:48:16Oh, my God.

00:48:18Oh, my God.

00:48:20Oh, my God.

00:48:22Oh, my God.

00:48:24Oh, my God.

00:48:26Oh, my God.

00:48:28Oh, my God.

00:48:30Oh, my God.

00:48:32Oh, my God.

00:48:34Oh, my God.

00:48:36Oh, my God.

00:48:38I could stay with you, but I can't.

00:48:40I mustn't.

00:48:43I'm destined to sail with my companions.

00:48:46And you know why.

00:48:48We have to continue our voyage.

00:48:50But I'll come back.

00:48:52If the gods grant their protection,

00:48:55I'll come back.

00:48:56And it will be forever.

00:49:00No, you won't.

00:49:02You can't come back even if you want to.

00:49:04Your country is too far.

00:49:06Believe me, I promise you.

00:49:08I know you don't mean it.

00:49:11I don't want any false illusions waiting,

00:49:15hoping in vain.

00:49:17I love you, and I love no one but you

00:49:20for the rest of my life.

00:49:38Tell me what you're thinking about, Jason.

00:49:42What do you expect me to think about?

00:49:44Cleusa.

00:49:47It is my little son.

00:49:50And my people.

00:49:53Thinking of them

00:49:54isn't going to cure your homesickness for them.

00:49:57I know too well.

00:50:00It only makes it harder to bear.

00:50:02Forget it.

00:50:03Forget it?

00:50:04It's impossible to ignore your feelings.

00:50:06You must try to suppress them.

00:50:08Laocritus.

00:50:09What is it, Laertes?

00:50:10Go below and fetch us some of that good wine.

00:50:12Right away.

00:50:14Hey, not that wine in the big jars.

00:50:16Look in the hold on the Stauber side by the bow.

00:50:18I see that you've brought along a supply of your own.

00:50:21I wanted it for those times

00:50:22when my mind is full of longing and bitter memories.

00:50:25The way yours is at the moment.

00:50:27You surprise me.

00:50:29A family man like you.

00:50:31Consulting himself with wine.

00:50:32Well, I admit a pretty girl would be better.

00:50:35But since there aren't any, what can I do?

00:50:51Here is this.

00:50:52Here is this.

00:50:58Atalanta.

00:51:00Who put you in here?

00:51:03You can trust me.

00:51:05Afraid.

00:51:06Of what?

00:51:07I won't hurt you.

00:51:13You're too beautiful.

00:51:15Atalanta.

00:51:16Atalanta.

00:51:17Don't run away from me.

00:51:18I want to talk to you.

00:51:22If I tell Jason you're a stowaway...

00:51:26Take it.

00:51:26Promise you won't say a word to anyone.

00:51:29It's not much.

00:51:31And I don't want to deprive you of your pretty bracelet.

00:51:34Go away.

00:51:35You frighten me.

00:51:37Don't be silly.

00:51:38Why should I frighten you?

00:51:39You don't mean it, Atalanta.

00:51:42You're so beautiful.

00:51:46Leopratus.

00:51:46Laertes is waiting for that wine.

00:51:49Atalanta.

00:51:50Atalanta.

00:51:59Atalanta.

00:52:02Atalanta.

00:52:03They'll kill each other.

00:52:28Pull them out!

00:52:29Break it up!

00:52:32Break it up!

00:52:33Get me out of them!

00:52:35I want to kill them!

00:52:39Eurystheus, by smuggling this woman aboard ship, you've broken our law.

00:52:42It was no fault of his, my lord.

00:52:44I stowed away on board.

00:52:46Eurystheus didn't know I was here until the ship was far away from the island.

00:52:49What's your defense, Eurystheus?

00:52:51My noble lord and king.

00:52:53What Atalanta says has nothing to do with the troop.

00:52:56I forced her to come on the ship with me, against her own will.

00:53:00If one of us is to suffer, it's only fair that I should.

00:53:03No, that's not true.

00:53:05Don't believe him.

00:53:06Eurystheus, don't lie to them, please.

00:53:08Tell the truth, otherwise they're going to kill you without mercy.

00:53:11They won't harm me.

00:53:12You're lying.

00:53:13They're going to kill you.

00:53:14Oh, I beg you.

00:53:16Tell them the truth.

00:53:17Tell them the truth, please.

00:53:18I believe what you say, Atalanta.

00:53:22But as soon as he discovered your presence here with us, Eurystheus should have informed

00:53:27me, whereas his silence makes him equally guilty of insubordination.

00:53:30This crime carries the maximum penalty of death.

00:53:35The same is true for the crime of Leocritus.

00:53:37I would like to hear your opinion.

00:53:43Let Atalanta be put adrift on a raft, and let both Eurystheus and Leocritus be put to

00:53:49death.

00:53:49Let me suffer, but show him your mercy.

00:53:51Justice will be done all the more.

00:53:53If it will save Eurystheus, then take my life.

00:53:57Eurystheus, speak before the verdict is delivered.

00:54:00I have nothing more to say, except that Atalanta is innocent.

00:54:04What penalty do the rest of you consider just?

00:54:07The death penalty.

00:54:09Also for the girl.

00:54:10I'm for it.

00:54:14Me too.

00:54:15I say death.

00:54:16Death.

00:54:18Yes, death.

00:54:19Death.

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00:54:24Death.

00:54:26Death.

00:54:28Death.

00:54:33Then it is your decision that they must die.

00:54:37Admetus and Dionysus carry out the sentence.

00:54:40Wait a moment, Jason.

00:54:41Orpheus.

00:54:44Eurystheus and Atalanta have done wrong, it is quite true.

00:54:49But let us consider why.

00:54:53Because they discovered love for the first time, they were unable to resist the power of

00:54:59this feeling they experienced and which governs our very existence.

00:55:04So if there is a criminal here, then it must be love.

00:55:07But who of you would dare to condemn love?

00:55:09It would be the same as condemning life itself.

00:55:16Eurystheus, Atalanta, whatever the judgment of these men here may have been, continue to have faith in the power of love.

00:55:25You will be in the right and they will be in the wrong.

00:55:27You in light, they in darkness.

00:55:33Don't be too hasty.

00:55:35I, Orpheus, born a prince of Sparta, ask that you show them mercy.

00:55:41All right, as long as you let the girl be cast adrift on a raft.

00:55:44If she stays here on the ship, there will be quarreling and fighting over her.

00:55:47Argus, you haven't said a word.

00:55:52If we were to put the girl on a raft, we'd be saving her life for the time being.

00:55:56But by leaving her to drift alone in the open sea, we're condemning her to a death worse than a criminal.

00:56:01I say Argus is right.

00:56:03That's true.

00:56:05No, no.

00:56:06Put them to death.

00:56:07Put them to death.

00:56:08Death to both of them.

00:56:10Here is the death.

00:56:11Argus, you will put them on the raft with weapons and enough food and water to last two persons a fortnight.

00:56:18As for Leocritus, give them a hundred lashes.

00:56:31Good boy.

00:56:35Good boy.

00:56:49Good boy.

00:56:59Oh, my God.

00:57:29Oh, my God.

00:57:59Oh, my God.

00:58:29Oh, my God.

00:58:59You will forgive me if I must leave you, my friend, but affairs of state are too urgent

00:59:09to be neglected.

00:59:09To your affairs of state, Adrastus, or to Creuza, to be more precise about it.

00:59:14Here I am, darling.

00:59:20Polibia!

00:59:22Polibia!

00:59:26Polibia!

00:59:28Polibia!

00:59:30Polibia!

00:59:31Polibia!

00:59:32Polibia!

00:59:33Polibia!

00:59:35Polibia!

00:59:36Polibia!

00:59:37Polibia!

00:59:38Polibia!

00:59:39Polibia!

00:59:40Polibia!

00:59:41Polibia!

00:59:42Polibia!

00:59:43Polibia!

00:59:44Polibia!

00:59:45Come on.

01:00:15Why do you cower at the sight of me, cousin?

01:00:26Evidently, you find my company most unwelcome.

01:00:28I want my son. I implore you.

01:00:30I want my son, you monster.

01:00:32I'm sorry, but I cannot allow you to have him.

01:00:35How can you do a thing like this to him, Adastis?

01:00:37I want him to return to me at once.

01:00:39Whenever your eyes are flashing with rage, you are even more beautiful.

01:00:43I had seen you grow up from an awkward child.

01:00:45And day by day, as you blossomed like some magnificent flower,

01:00:48my desire for you had become overpowering.

01:00:51Before I realized it.

01:00:52Before I even thought of it.

01:00:54My cousin had won your love forever.

01:00:57But now you must come. You can't escape me.

01:01:00I love you with all my heart and I've respected you.

01:01:02Had I wanted to, I could have forced you.

01:01:07No! No! Let me go!

01:01:10Let me go!

01:01:12I might have had you easily before now.

01:01:15But I'll wait a little longer.

01:01:17You're well worth waiting for.

01:01:20I want you to become my wife uncomplaining and of your own free will.

01:01:23But I warn you.

01:01:24If you disappoint me much longer,

01:01:27your son will be sacrificed on the altar of the gods.

01:01:31No!

01:01:32Kill me first.

01:01:34Make me the sacrifice.

01:01:35I advise you to think it over carefully.

01:01:41You can't escape me.

01:01:42Oh, my God.

01:01:43Oh, my God.

01:01:50Come on.

01:01:51Don't move.

01:04:01Were you afraid the ship was going down, Jason?

01:04:03No, I trust your ship better than that, Argus.

01:04:06Well, it's a wonder to me she's still afloat.

01:04:11Look over there.

01:04:13Do you see that light up there?

01:04:14It's a mountain shining as bright as gold.

01:04:21Why have they not to blind you?

01:04:26It's a real miracle.

01:04:29It's a mirage.

01:04:30Only the golden fleece could give out such a splendid light.

01:04:32It's enough to blind you.

01:04:33Listen, my friend.

01:04:42All your efforts and your great courage have finally been rewarded.

01:04:47The land we see ahead of us is Colchis.

01:04:49And the light blinding our eyes is from the golden fleece.

01:04:52We must now do exactly as the oracle commanded.

01:04:57I will go ashore alone.

01:04:59Orpheus, prince of Sparta, will take command on board.

01:05:03He will obey his orders without question.

01:05:06Orpheus, if I don't return within two days, leave me and return to Thessaly.

01:05:11Jason, we won't let you face it alone.

01:05:14We've always shared your adventures.

01:05:16You don't know what kind of danger you may meet in an unknown land.

01:05:19Suppose you run into difficulties, like monsters.

01:05:21Will men want to kill you?

01:05:22What then?

01:05:23After all, you are king.

01:05:25What would we do without you?

01:05:27Forgive me, Jason.

01:05:29But Alcius has a point there.

01:05:30If there are dangers ahead of you, we must face them together.

01:05:33It's just not right for you to risk your life all alone.

01:05:36Yes, it's right.

01:05:38I'm grateful to all of you.

01:05:40But this is one time I can't accept your offer to help me.

01:05:44The oracle was clear.

01:05:46I must go alone.

01:05:47Jason, king of Thessaly, with only his bare hands,

01:05:50and without aid, will have to steal the golden fleece from Colchis.

01:05:54Head for the coast.

01:06:10들� Control theire.

01:06:28Have a great night.

01:06:28Come on.

01:06:28Orpheus.

01:06:58Orpheus.

01:07:28Orpheus.

01:07:58Orpheus.

01:08:00Orpheus.

01:08:02Orpheus.

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01:17:23Don't look so sad

01:17:26The worst of our troubles are over

01:17:29Don't worry, we'll be all right this time

01:17:33I'm afraid, I'm so afraid

01:17:35Are you sure there's no other way?

01:17:37No other means of informing Jason

01:17:39The sirens rock is so far

01:17:41Here is to you

01:17:42How can you swim all that way?

01:17:49Run, the soldiers are coming

01:17:50Onions, munching them like apples

01:18:05Ah, at home we say onions taste like apples

01:18:07If you're hungry

01:18:08And they make your hair curly, too

01:18:09Why, that's the sirens rock, I see

01:18:22Someone's lit a fire on it

01:18:27That fire must be a warning signal

01:18:32Head for the sirens rock

01:18:35The approaches are under guard

01:18:45The dungeon's full

01:18:46Creoso's on the point of giving in to Adrastus

01:18:49But only to save your son's life

01:18:51There's only one possibility

01:18:53If you can manage to get ashore

01:18:55Without Adrastus or any of his soldiers

01:18:56Setting eyes on you

01:18:57Otherwise it's the end of all of us

01:19:00We must do it quickly

01:19:02Well, it's still time to save the queen

01:19:04We can reach the coast by swimming underwater

01:19:06But I can't swim even on top of the water

01:19:09They'd be able to see us anyway

01:19:10Only if we take Adrastus by surprise

01:19:12Do we have a chance of defeating him

01:19:32It's very simple

01:19:39Tomorrow before the sun sets

01:19:42We'll bring the ship into port

01:19:43Under full sail

01:19:45But that's nothing short of madness

01:19:47For it looks like madness

01:19:48Is often the best solution

01:19:49You know, they suppose

01:19:51We haven't the least suspicion

01:19:52Of what's happened

01:19:53All hands to the mainsail

01:19:56Arnest, get a move on

01:19:58Head the ship straight for Yocas

01:19:59We're heading for shore

01:20:00The End

01:20:18King Adrastus, for what reason do you appear

01:20:39Before the altar of all-powerful Zeus

01:20:41To perform the rites of marriage

01:20:43With this woman whose name is Creuza

01:20:45King Adrastus, we have just sighted Jason's ship

01:20:53It's heading for Yocas

01:20:54Take all of the soldiers except my bodyguard

01:21:13And run to the harbor

01:21:14Jason and his men will not leave that ship alive

01:21:17Let me go

01:21:20Let me go

01:21:21And you, get on with it

01:21:29I assure you nothing can stop this ceremony

01:21:32Go on

01:21:33Go on, I say

01:21:34Go on, I say

01:21:54Go on, I say

01:21:55Go on

01:21:58Go on

01:22:01No, we will not celebrate your marriage, Your Justice, but your funeral.

01:22:31The End

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01:24:01Don't expect first to come to your doctor.

01:24:24The End

01:24:54Jason!

01:25:00His death and yours will be the end of all your hope!

01:25:05Mom!

01:25:05Look after you!

01:25:23You'll come back at last!

01:25:30Orpheus!

01:25:36My friend!

01:25:42Why do you grieve, noblest of kings?

01:25:47I've finally found the one whom I've sought for so long.

01:25:56I hear her voice, I hear her voice, I hear the voice of Eurydice, she is calling to me.

01:26:03She is coming now to take me away with her.

01:26:10Farewell, farewell, farewell, farewell, my friends, and to my wanderings from one end of the world to the other.

01:26:26And your marriage, Atalanta and Eurystheus will mark the beginning of a new era of happiness for this land and the end of our misfortunes.

01:26:54Joy has returned to us, joy has returned to us, joy has returned to us, thanks to the bravery of our king under the protection of the sacred golden fleece.

01:27:01The miraculous symbol of the miraculous symbol of the miraculous symbol of our great god, Zeus.

01:27:06The miraculous symbol of our great god, Zeus.

01:27:08Eurystia.

01:27:10Eurystia.

01:27:11At last.

01:27:14Eurystia.

01:27:15Eurystia.

01:27:16Eurystia.

01:27:17Eurystia.

01:27:18Eurystia.

01:27:19Eurystia.

01:27:20Eurystia.

01:27:21Eurystia.

01:27:22Eurystia.

01:27:23Eurystia.

01:27:24Eurystia.

01:27:25Eurystia.

01:27:26Eurystia.

01:27:27Eurystia.

01:27:28Eurystia.

01:27:29Eurystia.

01:27:30Eurystia.

01:27:31Eurystia.

01:27:32Eurystia.

01:27:33Eurystia.

01:27:34Eurystia.

01:27:35Eurystia.

01:27:36Eurystia.

01:27:37Eurystia.

01:27:38Eurystia.

01:27:39Eurystia.

01:27:40Eurystia.

01:27:41Eurystia.

01:27:42THE END

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