"In Siam, everything has its own time. And sometimes that time is never." Sad lines, but true. It's too bad we couldn't get this scene without the commentary.
I thought the same. The icing on the cake was when he gave her the same ring that his late father tried to give her, Did the king in real life ever gave Anna a ring as a keep sake gift?
This should have been the end of the movie. This would have let the person know that the King always loved her, though they never saw each other again.
I think the last line of narration in the movie makes it quite clear saying "I was only a boy but the image of my father holding the woman he loved for the last time has remained with me throughout the years." That is exactly what we'll remember at the end, the last moment of their dance. The ending was beautiful that way with the movie ending and beginning with the prince's narration
Nah. If you were paying attention to the movie, you would already know that they always loved each other. This is an ending for the low IQ crowd, who needs everything spelled out for them.
that deleted scene is soooo deeply touching... no music necessarty... really wish I could have heard some of the lines.... this could & still can be maybe ? inserted right after the prince watching them dance near the end of the movie & then flash back to their encounter and last dance together... this is one of my favorites for ever...
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines) Anna: Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. (Can't get her next lines though) Chulilongkorn: It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this tripAnna: In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is neverChulilonghorn: M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it.(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept.Anna: I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life.Anna: I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much.
They did met in England in 1897. He was grateful of her as his teacher but was also concerned of the inaccuracies in her books. Her son, Louis, returned to Siam at 25 seeking to rebuild his life after accumulated debt while he was living in the U.S. He was welcomed by his old friend King Chulalongkorn and was granted a commission in the Royal Cavalry until he left to establised a teak trade. The company is still exist until today. He married Caroline Knox, daughter of Thomas Knox, then British consul-genersl in Siam. His father-in-law left Siam after another son-in-law was charged with embezzlement.
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. (Can't get her next lines though)Chulilongkorn: It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this tripAnna: In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is neverChulilonghorn: M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it.(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept.Anna: I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life.Anna: I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much.
This would be a great ending but it was not presented and would be even better if the narrators would stop talking so you can hear what the Prince says
Would of loved to be able to enjoy this scene w/out this mans annoying voice constantly babbling. Not interested in anything he had to say. Let these scenes play on their own.
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: "Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. " (Can't get her next lines though) Chulilongkorn: "It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this trip" Anna: "In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is never." Chulilonghorn: "M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it."(Anna hesitates) Chulilonghorn: "Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept" .Anna: "I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance....." (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: " It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life." Anna: "I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much."
I am a bit upset that this scenes had been left out and not included in the final editing. It is so well made and showing the heartwarming continuities of the endearing film
I really wish the editor didn't ruin this scene with his explanation; he should have left this scene in the movie, and SHUT THE HELL UP so we could hear what was being said.
you know whats interesting?? they probably aged jodie foster character about 20 years, this movie was over 20 years ago, and jodie foster does not look like that
I just finished watching the movie & I wish they had included this part, because you see the son watching them dancing on the balcony, but you here him speaking as an adult, not a child. So it would have been nice if they developed this scene & included it, instead of cut it out.
I love this end... and Fenton wrote some amazing music, but this moment is so pure that no music at all works perfectly for me. Would love to see it without that stupid editor talking!
King Chulalongkorn did not visit Anna in London. She was passing thru on her way to Germany when she heard the king was staying at the Siamese embassy. She then asked for and was given an audience with the king. No gifts were exchanged and the meeting was strained. After King Mongkut's death, Anna had written to Chulalongkorn expressing her sympathy and offering to take up her former position as an english teacher. Chulalongkorn wrote back thanking her ...but did not invite her back . He was very well aware how troublesome her presence had been at the Siamese court from his father King Mongkut.
In 1897 they did indeed meet again. 30 years after she had left. They were in London as he was on a state visit. However, it was not a cordial meeting as the new king was not at all happy with Anna's account of his father King Mongkut while she was a tutor in Siam. In her writings she referred to King Mongkut as a ridiculous man. But if you read how it was written, you will understand it was her own frustration at not being to help him make a real change in Siam and his willingness to let things happen in their own time and in their own way. This is the fact. Not sure where you got your information. But really, it doesn't much matter as these versions of their story are made for movie purposes not true to life facts. So enjoy the story for how it is told here or don't, the majority love the fiction and the romance...as it should be.
@@michaelrandall9319 also since then it has come out that a lot of anecdotes from the story are just straight up lies. for example tuptims descendants have come forward saying that her fate was just straight up made up. other parts have happened, but ages before and she just made them contemporary.
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: "Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. " (Can't get her next lines though)Chulilongkorn: "It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this trip" Anna: "In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is never" Chulilonghorn: "M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it."(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: "Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept." Anna: "I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance..... (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: "It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life." Anna:" I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much."
I really wished the person speaking over this would have just written it somewhere. I wanted to hear their dialogue, instead I'm listening to this guy explaining over everything. Even the line Jodi says, was talked over. ☹
I actually prefer this ending over the original. The original ending makes you long for something more than just a final dance between Anna and King Mongkut. It didn't feel like a proper closure after everything they went through. Here Anna gets to see Chulalongkorn and learns about how she influenced him. It's such a sweet, tender moment between them. And I like Anna being given back the ring that King Mongkut wanted to give her as a gift. That way, she'll always have something to remember him by.
This movie is and always be one of my favorites. But I totally disagree with the narrator on this clip. I thought Jodie Foster did a horrible job. Her British accent is terrible and she is stiff through the whole thing. But it doesn't stop me from watching it. I thought Chow Yun-Fat with his twinkling eyes makes up for Jodie. He balances out her stiffness.
it's no wonder the scene is deleted, one, that's not chow yun fatt, and two, thais as far as i know isn't that dark. surely the thai king don't look like a manual laborer having worked for years in the hot sun in the street. what was the director thinking? Jeeeeez.
A lovely lovestory, unfortunatly it is part true, part fiction. There was no lovestory between them. He was an old, short not good looking man and she was a real governess, who dispised him because he turned young woman into incubators for his children, according to Annas real dairys...sorry to bust your bubble...😉
The whole movie is far from the true story. The real Anna was born in India, her grandfather had married an Indian woman, this is supposed because the British kept detailed marriage records and her grandfather's wife is not mentioned, only his marriage. She also went to a school for mixed race children. And she later divorced herself from her family completely, creating a false identity, was a failed teacher, having made attempts to start a couple of schools, married a working bloke, not of a notable family and while she did work for the King as a tutor and administratively, it was not grand, she was unhappy with the pay. She had four kids before her husband died, two of them died too. She was a hustler and spent her life embellishing and giving herself credit for progress made in the region. She spent her life trying to survive and created this false identity to live in a class above her own. I understand b/c the times were hard, but it is what it is.
He come back to Thailand (Siam) and become filthy rich by his old friend, King Rama V (Prince in film) gave him a license to monopolize lumber in northern part of country and many more, His company has been very big company in Thailand to this day. (right now their main business is sale weapon to Thai military)
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Good scene, but I like how it ended without it. You know he loved her, and she him, with them dancing for the last time on the balcony.
"In Siam, everything has its own time. And sometimes that time is never." Sad lines, but true. It's too bad we couldn't get this scene without the commentary.
I liked this deleted scene, it never should have been deleted!!!!
It was what actually made sense to all his Anna´s lifetime in Siam.
Anna Leonowens was in Siam six years.
I thought the same. The icing on the cake was when he gave her the same ring that his late father tried to give her, Did the king in real life ever gave Anna a ring as a keep sake gift?
This ending would have made the movie that much more heart breaking, but would have given closure to the audience, in my humble opinion.
This should have been the end of the movie. This would have let the person know that the King always loved her, though they never saw each other again.
That would convert the entery movie in a very sad thing (more than even it is). Good decision to keep it out.
I think the last line of narration in the movie makes it quite clear saying "I was only a boy but the image of my father holding the woman he loved for the last time has remained with me throughout the years." That is exactly what we'll remember at the end, the last moment of their dance. The ending was beautiful that way with the movie ending and beginning with the prince's narration
Nah. If you were paying attention to the movie, you would already know that they always loved each other. This is an ending for the low IQ crowd, who needs everything spelled out for them.
It is a great movie.
I like this deleted scene too, the only thing that annoys me though is the editor's voice throughout the whole clip...
ABACUStoPC exactly my thought.
I agree I wanted to hear what they were saying
that deleted scene is soooo deeply touching... no music necessarty... really wish I could have heard some of the lines.... this could & still can be maybe ? inserted right after the prince watching them dance near the end of the movie & then flash back to their encounter and last dance together... this is one of my favorites for ever...
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines) Anna: Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. (Can't get her next lines though) Chulilongkorn: It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this tripAnna: In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is neverChulilonghorn: M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it.(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept.Anna: I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life.Anna: I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much.
They did met in England in 1897. He was grateful of her as his teacher but was also concerned of the inaccuracies in her books. Her son, Louis, returned to Siam at 25 seeking to rebuild his life after accumulated debt while he was living in the U.S. He was welcomed by his old friend King Chulalongkorn and was granted a commission in the Royal Cavalry until he left to establised a teak trade. The company is still exist until today. He married Caroline Knox, daughter of Thomas Knox, then British consul-genersl in Siam. His father-in-law left Siam after another son-in-law was charged with embezzlement.
Where did you get this info from?
Actually her son died after he grew up and returned to Siam
My old time favourite movie. It is a privilege to see this seen. It rounded off the movie for me.
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. (Can't get her next lines though)Chulilongkorn: It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this tripAnna: In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is neverChulilonghorn: M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it.(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept.Anna: I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life.Anna: I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much.
This would be a great ending but it was not presented and would be even better if the narrators would stop talking so you can hear what the Prince says
They should never have deleted this scene, it was closure.
I wish the narrator would stop talking so you can hear the lines!!!!!!!!!
SAD FACT: The guy who played King Chulalongkorn here, sadly died from cancer a few years ago!
:(((((
Would of loved to be able to enjoy this scene w/out this mans annoying voice constantly babbling. Not interested in anything he had to say. Let these scenes play on their own.
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: "Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. " (Can't get her next lines though) Chulilongkorn: "It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this trip" Anna: "In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is never." Chulilonghorn: "M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it."(Anna hesitates) Chulilonghorn: "Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept" .Anna: "I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance....." (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: " It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life." Anna: "I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much."
She never lived in England and died in Montreal Canada.
Certainly one of my all time favorite movies. It was wonderful, beautifully done and the love story that unfolded such a joy to watch ❤
It would of nice to hear them talking without the narrator talking over their conversation
Una storia d'amore bellissima!❤️❤️❤️
Such a beautiful movie and with amazing casts too 👍🇹🇭👍🇹🇭👍
Ms. Foster looks beautiful at any age 💐🍃💐🍃💐
I use to work with Ramli Production and one of the capenter for this film. Both nice person and passed away
She was more than his teacher, she was like his other mom.💖💖💖💖
I would like you to make the second part of the movie Anna and the King, meet again ... A movie forever❤️
I am a bit upset that this scenes had been left out and not included in the final editing. It is so well made and showing the heartwarming continuities of the endearing film
I love this ending better
I really wish the editor didn't ruin this scene with his explanation; he should have left this scene in the movie, and SHUT THE HELL UP so we could hear what was being said.
Me gustaría saber si es la parte de la pelicula. Y si se puede encontrar. Soy de Argentina. Excelente película
you know whats interesting?? they probably aged jodie foster character about 20 years, this movie was over 20 years ago, and jodie foster does not look like that
Other than most people in this comment section I really like that the narrator explains and I always like a look behind the scenes
I just finished watching the movie & I wish they had included this part, because you see the son watching them dancing on the balcony, but you here him speaking as an adult, not a child. So it would have been nice if they developed this scene & included it, instead of cut it out.
This would have been so much better if I could have heard what they were saying. I just kept wanting the narrator to shut up and explain later.
I love this end... and Fenton wrote some amazing music, but this moment is so pure that no music at all works perfectly for me. Would love to see it without that stupid editor talking!
En ESPAÑOL por favor 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
King Chulalongkorn did not visit Anna in London. She was passing thru on her way to Germany when she heard the king was staying at the Siamese embassy. She then asked for and was given an audience with the king. No gifts were exchanged and the meeting was strained. After King Mongkut's death, Anna had written to Chulalongkorn expressing her sympathy and offering to take up her former position as an english teacher. Chulalongkorn wrote back thanking her ...but did not invite her back . He was very well aware how troublesome her presence had been at the Siamese court from his father King Mongkut.
In 1897 they did indeed meet again. 30 years after she had left. They were in London as he was on a state visit. However, it was not a cordial meeting as the new king was not at all happy with Anna's account of his father King Mongkut while she was a tutor in Siam. In her writings she referred to King Mongkut as a ridiculous man. But if you read how it was written, you will understand it was her own frustration at not being to help him make a real change in Siam and his willingness to let things happen in their own time and in their own way.
This is the fact. Not sure where you got your information. But really, it doesn't much matter as these versions of their story are made for movie purposes not true to life facts. So enjoy the story for how it is told here or don't, the majority love the fiction and the romance...as it should be.
@@michaelrandall9319 also since then it has come out that a lot of anecdotes from the story are just straight up lies. for example tuptims descendants have come forward saying that her fate was just straight up made up. other parts have happened, but ages before and she just made them contemporary.
Why they delete this scene??
This perfects!
Please let me hear their convo 😼
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Could you upload it without the narrator voice?but it was totally great.. I love it :)
As best I can decipher; (Just the interrupted lines)Anna: "Who would have thought I would be sharing tea with you, your majesty. " (Can't get her next lines though)Chulilongkorn: "It is unfortunate he never had the chance to make this trip" Anna: "In Siam everything has it's own time and sometimes that time is never" Chulilonghorn: "M'aam, the reason I came to see you, the day before my father died, he told me he wanted you to have this. We looked and finally came upon it."(Anna hesitates)Chulilonghorn: "Please M'aam. He would be disappointed if you did not accept." Anna: "I have always tried to impress upon my students, the importance..... (lost dialog)Chulilonghorn's last statement: "It would give me great pleasure, Mem manna, if you would come to visit me in Siam, in celebration of all that is wonderful in my life." Anna:" I should like that, Your Majesty, I should like that very much."
What a shame some scenes are deleted in many good movies
I really wished the person speaking over this would have just written it somewhere. I wanted to hear their dialogue, instead I'm listening to this guy explaining over everything. Even the line Jodi says, was talked over. ☹
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Why did you delete such wonderful end.?
Just watched this movie. A damn good movie
well... wonderful performace we cant hear
Believe this should have been in the end of the movie
I actually prefer this ending over the original. The original ending makes you long for something more than just a final dance between Anna and King Mongkut. It didn't feel like a proper closure after everything they went through. Here Anna gets to see Chulalongkorn and learns about how she influenced him. It's such a sweet, tender moment between them. And I like Anna being given back the ring that King Mongkut wanted to give her as a gift. That way, she'll always have something to remember him by.
Is there a version without the comment over it??
this should of been put into the movie
Off the narrator sounds... Just want hear the dialogue
COMMENTARY..... ########!!!
Yo pienso q es jeneroso enseñoar esta parte pero mi opinion es q tomaro una buena design con el fina q termino la pelicula benen final grasias
Exquisite Movie
In the movie only 10 % maid from true story and 90% is make from anna imagination.
Eu só queria entender porque fazem filmes inacabados, um fim sem sentido.
Poor man. He failed to seen in this film...🤔
The king Rama V should had hair and mustache as the real
Link para el vídeo sin el pesado del comentarista? No me deja escuchar lo que dicen
Tare mult îmi place filmul,dar nu înțeleg engleză,ce bine ar fi să fie tradus!
That house and its surroundings make me think of the shire and Hobbiton in tolkien's mythology.
Amazing seen
scene*
lol right
God bless forefer
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Wasn’t the king played by Chow Yan Fat?
YES.
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挿入歌の歌がとても切なく大好きです🎶🎶🎶🤠
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This movie is and always be one of my favorites. But I totally disagree with the narrator on this clip. I thought Jodie Foster did a horrible job. Her British accent is terrible and she is stiff through the whole thing. But it doesn't stop me from watching it. I thought Chow Yun-Fat with his twinkling eyes makes up for Jodie. He balances out her stiffness.
Grace Carrin NAILED, agreed with you.
Wish narrator would hush
it's no wonder the scene is deleted, one, that's not chow yun fatt, and two, thais as far as i know isn't that dark. surely the thai king don't look like a manual laborer having worked for years in the hot sun in the street. what was the director thinking? Jeeeeez.
Of course that's not Chow Yun-fat because it is his character's son - king Rama V.
Are you serious? It's the next king.
That not how Rama v looks like
A lovely lovestory, unfortunatly it is part true, part fiction. There was no lovestory between them. He was an old, short not good looking man and she was a real governess, who dispised him because he turned young woman into incubators for his children, according to Annas real dairys...sorry to bust your bubble...😉
and the lies in her diary about him is why every iteration of this story is banned in thailand
The whole movie is far from the true story. The real Anna was born in India, her grandfather had married an Indian woman, this is supposed because the British kept detailed marriage records and her grandfather's wife is not mentioned, only his marriage. She also went to a school for mixed race children. And she later divorced herself from her family completely, creating a false identity, was a failed teacher, having made attempts to start a couple of schools, married a working bloke, not of a notable family and while she did work for the King as a tutor and administratively, it was not grand, she was unhappy with the pay. She had four kids before her husband died, two of them died too. She was a hustler and spent her life embellishing and giving herself credit for progress made in the region. She spent her life trying to survive and created this false identity to live in a class above her own. I understand b/c the times were hard, but it is what it is.
Me gustaria berla en español
People need to do some research
Non si potrebbe avere la traduzione in italiano
What happened to her son Louie
he became a cavalry officer in the siamese army
@Luis Dance And Louis's company remains to this day in Thailand.
He come back to Thailand (Siam) and become filthy rich by his old friend, King Rama V (Prince in film) gave him a license to monopolize lumber in northern part of country and many more, His company has been very big company in Thailand to this day. (right now their main business is sale weapon to Thai military)
Did Louie died
You mean the line you talked over !!!!!!and over and over
I enjoyed seeing this but no, it doesn't work.
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見ることができたら嬉しいです！
王がアンナに贈った指輪。彼女は受けとらなかった。
時を隔てて届けられた指輪に王様のアンナへの愛情をみることができます。
ジョディー・フォスターのメイクには少し無理がありましたが美しいです！
アップありがとうございました🤠
2024.7.23
stop the voice over ... geeeeez
Why in the world narrator.. Just shut up we want to watch 🤕
Siam is slowly developing towards true democracy.
hey.stop
Por favor en español no todos podemos trAducir Siempre lo pedimos lo he leído desde varios países pero chocamos con el sIlencio
We still don't have true democracy
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