Or her TERRIBLE attitude. She was known to be rude and vexatious to so many that didn't deserve it, and a selfmade victim for those that did. She allowed much, like her first love to be ripped away, because when you're always the victim, you can always be terrible.
@@MomMom4Cubs Exactly. She was rude and snobbish all her life, and she got what she deserved: unhappiness and an unfulfilled life. You get back what you put out.
Margaret had told her family at her own birthday how her husband was having an affair but instead of getting her family’s support, they talked how the scandal would be bad for her to get a divorce.
@@hey-zl6vs I guess what I’m getting at is they scolded Margaret for wanting to pursue a divorce but when Philip was having his affairs it was crickets. And allegedly there was a point where he (Philip) considered divorce as he was unhappy in the marriage because he supposedly felt emasculated having to be subservient to his wife, who is also the sovereign. They covered that in season two of the series. Naturally, everybody got up an arm over that particular episode. To which I remind them it’s fiction and all they (the writers) have to go on is speculation and rumor. Naturally, they’re not going to get it right so they have to do the best they can with what Little is available about these people.
It's the truth though. The Royals play chess with both the public and the press. Any slip up and they go into panic mode. If only I think that the show didn't dramatize the family enough. Read Prince Harry's book 'Spare' to know more details about their treatments.
I never really understood why they were all so hysterical about even a tiny bit of "scandal", but had no problem with keeping Margaret unhappy all her life. And then of course not taking any blame for what happened to her ever after. And it's kinda true across the board. Maybe that were different times, but who the hell cares if they landed on the cover of the newspapers. Did people really came demanding the whole monarchy be abolished the second an affair or a divorce happened?
Well, that’s the thing right? They’re there only because of the goodwill of the people. They’re supposed to be the « ideal perfect British family » The most upstanding morals and a perfect model for the population to follow. If they find out they’re just like anyone else, what’s the point of having them there?
Who was there to tell the real story? The show is based only on trash tabloids, so people who believe all this soap are really naive. By the way, I am anti monarchy.
All she wanted was ti Bev with Peter Townsend. All of her unhappiness, smoking, excessive drinking and “indiscretions” was because the family did want her to marry a man who was divorced. She was crying for help due to her loneliness. Sad.
@sharroncalundan7794 She could have left it all behind, but she chose them not him. Of course I never understood why it mattered that a peripheral member of the family married a divorced man.
She screwed her sister! Margaret lived an unhappy life because she couldn’t marry Peter. Just like Charles should have married Camila out of the gate! They would have all been happier and spared a lot of other people a lot of misery.
@@gemmag.2988 Elizabeth actually devised a plan to let Margaret marry Peter AND keep the perks, but their kids wouldn't be in the line of succession but Margaret ended it before she found out.
Again just fiction, what i remember is that MArgret was very supported of Diana during the mess with Charles it was only after the interview she cut ties. Again this is all about drama to make the show interesting. The same was with Prince Philip he also support Diana during all that and i think was not that judge her about her afair because after all Charles was an iditot.
All of these people are so judgy, Prince Philip had an affair, Charles had an affair, who are they to judge anyone. Let Margaret have her fun, she looked so happy when that guy was rubbing sunscreen all over her. She is a woman she has needs.
And that is part of the reason why her second son is such a mess - because she failed utterly to understand the difference between the personal and the public.
On July 11, 1981, Llewellyn married Tatiana Soskin, a daughter of film producer Paul Soskin. The couple have three daughters: Alexandra, Natasha, and Rosie. Alexandra, the eldest, is a designer and artist.
@@lexusdriver1963Not really, Townsend (who was 16 years older and already the father of two sons with his first wife) would've probably replaced her for a still younger woman when she got older. That's what he did when they broke up.
If anything one could argue that Margaret’s major foil to her happiness was her mother
Her sister sure didn't help.
Or her TERRIBLE attitude. She was known to be rude and vexatious to so many that didn't deserve it, and a selfmade victim for those that did. She allowed much, like her first love to be ripped away, because when you're always the victim, you can always be terrible.
@@MomMom4Cubs Exactly. She was rude and snobbish all her life, and she got what she deserved: unhappiness and an unfulfilled life. You get back what you put out.
@@ktgbwhow was Elizabeth II the culprit???
@@audreykennedy90 for denying her Peter. The one she truly loved and she couldn't marry because he was divorced
Margaret had told her family at her own birthday how her husband was having an affair but instead of getting her family’s support, they talked how the scandal would be bad for her to get a divorce.
And yet when Philip was doing it, they all looked the other way.
That’s why I don’t understand how the monarchy still stands it’s irrelevant
@@antmagorwhats the tea here?
@@hey-zl6vs I guess what I’m getting at is they scolded Margaret for wanting to pursue a divorce but when Philip was having his affairs it was crickets. And allegedly there was a point where he (Philip) considered divorce as he was unhappy in the marriage because he supposedly felt emasculated having to be subservient to his wife, who is also the sovereign. They covered that in season two of the series. Naturally, everybody got up an arm over that particular episode. To which I remind them it’s fiction and all they (the writers) have to go on is speculation and rumor. Naturally, they’re not going to get it right so they have to do the best they can with what Little is available about these people.
@@adventuresconjuan Bcz they unify the country..
It is an awesome historical fiction drama. Helena played a great flamboyant Margaret that is fun to watch.
Loved Helena as Princess Margaret.
The music makes it sound as if her affair was like the sinking of Titanic! Lol so dramatic!
It's the truth though. The Royals play chess with both the public and the press. Any slip up and they go into panic mode. If only I think that the show didn't dramatize the family enough. Read Prince Harry's book 'Spare' to know more details about their treatments.
“Are you still here?” Shrill and terrifying words from the QM. Margaret was a great leader in her own right, earned every bit of fealty.
I never really understood why they were all so hysterical about even a tiny bit of "scandal", but had no problem with keeping Margaret unhappy all her life. And then of course not taking any blame for what happened to her ever after.
And it's kinda true across the board. Maybe that were different times, but who the hell cares if they landed on the cover of the newspapers. Did people really came demanding the whole monarchy be abolished the second an affair or a divorce happened?
Well, that’s the thing right? They’re there only because of the goodwill of the people. They’re supposed to be the « ideal perfect British family » The most upstanding morals and a perfect model for the population to follow. If they find out they’re just like anyone else, what’s the point of having them there?
Many of them also took Tony's side in the separation.
The Crown is truly one of the most beautiful life depiction tv series
It's a show. Not a movie.
@@effurfeelings yeah! Thanks my mistake
It's largely fiction based on a few matters which actually happened. The producers were forced to put a disclaimer on the episodes.
Who was there to tell the real story? The show is based only on trash tabloids, so people who believe all this soap are really naive. By the way, I am anti monarchy.
All she wanted was ti Bev with Peter Townsend. All of her unhappiness, smoking, excessive drinking and “indiscretions” was because the family did want her to marry a man who was divorced. She was crying for help due to her loneliness. Sad.
@sharroncalundan7794 She could have left it all behind, but she chose them not him. Of course I never understood why it mattered that a peripheral member of the family married a divorced man.
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One thing I can say besides the tow sends situation Elizabeth didn’t have choice but she always had Margaret’s back the same way she had hers 🤞🏾🫶🏽
She screwed her sister! Margaret lived an unhappy life because she couldn’t marry Peter. Just like Charles should have married Camila out of the gate! They would have all been happier and spared a lot of other people a lot of misery.
@@MassonLifestyleNo Mgt could have married Townsend but she wd have to given up all her Royal perks which she didn't want to do!
@@gemmag.2988 Elizabeth actually devised a plan to let Margaret marry Peter AND keep the perks, but their kids wouldn't be in the line of succession but Margaret ended it before she found out.
@@MassonLifestyle Damn right her own sister screwed her over.
@@bricktamEveryone forgot that part
And yet Margaret had the utter nerve to judge Diana. I really hate the sympathy this show tries to force from the viewer. She was a hypocrite.
Agreed!!!!
Agree
Again just fiction, what i remember is that MArgret was very supported of Diana during the mess with Charles it was only after the interview she cut ties. Again this is all about drama to make the show interesting.
The same was with Prince Philip he also support Diana during all that and i think was not that judge her about her afair because after all Charles was an iditot.
Diana wasn't royal. Margaret however backed her niece's choice to marry once more after her her divorce
All of these people are so judgy, Prince Philip had an affair, Charles had an affair, who are they to judge anyone. Let Margaret have her fun, she looked so happy when that guy was rubbing sunscreen all over her. She is a woman she has needs.
Who did prince Phillip side chick
1:47 who is that? 🤔🤔
Tony’s girlfriend
What episode is this?
And that is part of the reason why her second son is such a mess - because she failed utterly to understand the difference between the personal and the public.
I believe anyone's live is their own business. No one has any right to interrupt anyone's privacy and ruin their reputation.
Whatever happened to Roddy Llewellyn?
On July 11, 1981, Llewellyn married Tatiana Soskin, a daughter of film producer Paul Soskin. The couple have three daughters: Alexandra, Natasha, and Rosie. Alexandra, the eldest, is a designer and artist.
He inherited a baronetcy from his older brother.
Is this beatrix in Harry Potter
Yeah.
Its Bellatrix
Nobody made The Crown's Margaret miserable except herself.
All on the taxpayer´s dime!
The taxpayer's shilling?
rrickar - hell of a lot cheaper than a President who thinks he should live like a king and costs far more......
For the most part, the taxpayers don't fund the royal family.
Royal families are not perfect
Discretion wasn't Margaret's deal. Ever.
She just wanted love and happiness 😢
If they let Princess Margaret marry Peter Townsend none of this would've happened. Doesn't matter if Townsend is a divorcee.
@@lexusdriver1963 She could have if she wanted to: all she would've had to give up was her place in succession. She chose not to.
@@lexusdriver1963Not really, Townsend (who was 16 years older and already the father of two sons with his first wife) would've probably replaced her for a still younger woman when she got older. That's what he did when they broke up.