The Singing Ringing Tree | Trailer
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A surreal fairytale featuring the world's first communist princess, a bizarre fish and a malevolent dwarf that haunted the nightmares of generations of children from the mid-'60s onwards, The Singing Ringing Tree is presented here in High Definition for the first time.
To win the love of a beautiful but arrogant princess, a prince must find The Singing Ringing Tree. His quest leads him to a magical garden ruled by an evil dwarf, who allows the prince to take the tree on condition he wins the princess' love before sunset. If he fails, the prince will be transformed into a bear!
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There's not a single kid who saw this in the 70's that wasn't plain traumatised by this show
It was made in the Fifties and I watched it in the Sixties in B&W on BBC UK.
It had some dark qualities about it down to the represenrtation of the dwarf character and that of the bear....
I think it had more of an impact to us as children watching BBC TV in the early 70s .because we do not share the tradition of dark and.mysterious folk tales in the way. that Germans Scandinavia and russsia do. .It was very advanced as a production for its period
I Wasn't, rather the opposite.
@@dandydesmonds Me Too, as I posted earlier I was aged 9 and watched it on BBC in 1964.
So funny!
I'm 60 now but clearly remember it. I first saw it when I was about 4 in the UK on the BBC. I think it had English narration over it.
That Dwarf was pure evil. I've only just recovered ........ at 60!
😂🤣😂
He was horrible
He was traumatising. I'm 63 and have never forgotten the feeling of terror. I'm still a little unnerved watching this video. I must admit it was scarier in black and white
Oh yea, nightmare fuel for 60 year-old's in HD... Thanks for that!!!
That dwarf seriously scared the sheet out of us when we were kids!
🤣😂🤣👍👍👍
A Truly Wonderful Fairy Tale I remember it being shown on BBC1 IN 1964, I was aged 9, I have it on DVD, for me this timeless Masterpiece has stood the test of time just like the Alistair Sim Scrooge, so origional and so great.
Same here,I loved it,and Scrooge, absolutely brilliant.
I also saw it in 64, I was 6, that midget used to be scary!
So many people in their 60s watched this. I'm 19 and used to watch it all the time. My gran had it on dvd
and in their 50s too...
The dwarf scared me to death as a child😁
Goes to show, that the actor did a great job.
Me too lol
Yes, when he would run from side to side at the other side of the lake, I was terrified!
@@VMM34 yes that's my memories 😩😩
@@raydegs1602 the trauma was real (and still is!). It's not as bad in colour, but in black and white it was terrifying! 😄👍
Even the byline 'A magical tale that haunted the dreams of a generation' gets me worried 🤔
Daleks? Cybermen?? Terror Lightweights! "the singing ringing tree" was the stuff of nightmares.
Wer ist auch hier wegen des Bobcasts zum „Höhlenmenschen“ und wollte Ecki Dux als Prinz sehen?
😂 ich 😊
@@BrittaGausW ❤️❤️❤️
Und das böse lachen 😂
@@GourmetBanause Stimmt! 👻
Ich auch 🤣
I loved this when I was a kid!
Me too! And this great parody even more... czcams.com/video/7XqMF5ou7hE/video.html
Haunted for years by this!
Does anyone remember
Knock Three Times with Jack Wilde? About a goblin in a pumpkin? Terrified me. No footage remains…. Just a couple of stills…
Likewise! I'm not familiar with Knock Three Times, but sounds terrifying
I absolutely loved this when i was a sprog in the 60s.
I loved this series as a kid. The dwarf scared me to. But I was fascinated by the colours it seemed so magical
Brings back memories ,weard and frightening , I still shat myself looking at the bear and that little b☆☆☆☆☆d now after many years and i'm almost 70 . 🤭😂
"A magical tale that haunted the dreams of a generation" Too bloody right it did...
That dwarf troubled me deeply when I was seven.
Now I know why I turned out warped.
Me and the mrs saw this in a double bill with Tinderbox on a proper big cinema screen in the 1990s.
Guess they were subtitled widescreen colour movie versions ?
It's too long ago to remember which screen ratio.
Singing Ringing Tree was mind blowing on black and white TVs when we were lttle kids in the 1960s.
Though seemed a bit dull and slightly disappointing nostalgia in our 30s.
Despite probably preparing with 4 or 5 pints of Stella before entering the cinema.
Stuff of nightmare made out of. It scared the B-Jesus, out of me.
It haunts me to this day lol
Many feel the same
Danke Bobcast :))
I don’t blame the Princess for emptying the Pearls on the floor, he was trying to buy her favours!
Love it.
I was 50 odd when I revisited this and it still made me shudder.
I loved the show and it did not frighten me all those yers ago.
Same here we were more fascinated because we knew it wasa foreign film with an English narration ..
I don't think it was scary at all,I just loved it,it was wonderful.
EY I tell you what, that Peter Dinklage should like TOTES do a remake of this INNIT
haha, i love that when she's made ugly pretty much her hair just turns brown
In the German narration it is described more like "mold". ;) The prince said that if her outside reflected her inside, her golden hair - among other things - would turn moldy.
This is the reason all kids that grew up in the 70's are a bit odd!
Oh God it’s all coming back now 😱 but good…. in a weird way 😳
Ist die Melodie vom Film die gleiche wie "Es wollen zwei Reisen gehen" vom Film "Die Fahrt nach Bamsdorf"?
Haunted was the right word…never again!
The Singing Ringing Tree was parodied in The Fast Show.
the dwarf was nasty
This show gave me nightmares
Strange
Shame you’ve cropped the picture into a false widescreen. Like all DEFA films of this era, it was shot and composed for Academy Frame (1.37-1)
According to the link the blu-ray will have both a widescreen 'theatrical' version with a German soundtrack and a fullscreen version with English narration to choose from.
I loved this in the 60’s. weird and surreal.
Kids should be made to watch this now instead of all this degenerate woke nonsense.
The prince would be African, the princess would be a lesbian, the dwarf would be the misunderstood hero and the king would be the villain. Unfortunately the fish would still be scarier than the dwarf😆
I also enjoyed this back in the 60s. But neither me or any of my old mates grew up to become bigoted Gammons..
How weird is that !!!???
@@garycrant4511 to paraphrase Churchill ‘if you’re not a liberal when you’re young, you have no heart. If you’re still a liberal when your older you have no brain’
@@djlewis5149 @Dj Lewis and if at any age you believe smugly quoting churchill wins arguments, you are a deluded buffoon.
My Grandad was a genuine respected Dunkirk hero, fighting and killing fascists, while churchill was a fat pampered pompous desk jockey.
Nowadays modern day neo fascists worship churchill as a philosophical genius.
How even weirder is that !!!???
Singing Ringing Tree makes more sense...
@@garycrant4511 not a philosophical genius but really good with a pithy quote. If you think that simply calling people names (gammon, buffoon) is a genuine argument then you are deluded