Queen realizes that Elizabeth Windsor is long gone - The Crown Season 6 (
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As Queen Mary told her "And while you mourn your father, you must also mourn someone else, Elizabeth Mount batten. For she has been replaced by someone else, Elizabeth Regina"
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And I believe she also repeated another one of Queen Mary's wisdom Nuggets to Charles in the show, about how individuality and personality are against the roles they were born into
I still take to heart what Queen Mary said. Many of us who watch the Crown are not Royals but we are all trying to maintain our own family values and traditions for the survival of our own family, in spite of the world influences good or bad. And one thing I realized about what queen Mary said was you have to look past the good and the bad and you have to look at what is the most pragmatic and rational thing to do so that we all can carry on our own family, legacies and wealth both financial and knowledge wise.
After witnessing that scene, I informed a friend that it might be crucial to comprehend Her Majesty's internal restrictions and, at the very least, her desire for a private life with her own open opinions.At the moment when King George VI passed away, Princess Elizabeth, along with all heirs, also ceased to exist, a circumstance that endures to this day
People think it's easy to lead a nation. Period are so quick to type nonsense online
I feel like Claire Foy did the best job with the Queen's accent, she sounds just right.
Because that is what she sounded like when she was younger, she had be trained in that dictation. If you listen to what she sounded like most recently, Imelda. nailed it.
Couldn’t agree more
Amazing performance
So true I had hoped the producers would have aged Claire more in role Elizabeth.
@@arleciajackson9237 They can't tho. She'll look like Princess Anne and Diana's sister.
I can’t believe they found a way for Claire and Imelda to act opposite each other on the show! This might be the best acting in the show.
She also did a scene with Olivia prior to the one with Claire. The final scene, mannnnn.......😢😢😢😢😢
I don't think you ever actually see them in shot together, so it's possible they filmed on different days.
Which episode
I think Claire Foy has had a cameo in every series as well as main in series 1 and 2
@@bobbyanderson1054 yes, that was the most touching & prolific moment in the closing scene of Season 6 when it showed all 3 Queens thru the various stages of her life in the one shot:
• The Young Queen to her right &
• The Mid Life Queen to her left
BOTH dressed in Traditional Mourning Black flanking The Present Day Queen 🫅
in an angelic ivory colour…
Claire is a queen of expression. Her eyes speak copiously.
She would have done well in the silent era.
A bit like Elijah woods that way
@@brianschmidt9919 oh yesss absolutely
If only they would blink.
Amazing how she barely blinks.
The most poignant part of the Queens funeral for me was right at the end at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, just before she was taken away to be buried when the Crown & Sceptre were finally taken off her coffin. She was no longer Queen, she was an historical footnote, and the human remained - Elizabeth Windsor.
I felt the same way. It was an incredibly powerful feeling 🥺.
I still struggle with the realisation that our beautiful Queen Elizabeth II has gone. 👑🙏
That to me was so sad, but i was overwhelmed by the sharpness of it all,remove the articles of State and that was the end, slowly disappearing below all gone. I still have moments of sadness about the end of our great Queen. Thank You Your Majesty .
so well put, I felt the same, I still think of Queen Elizabeth 2, her wisdom and intelligence she was the original GOAT
Very poignant and moving.👑🎇⚘🕊
For me, it was the man who played the bagpipes while walking out of the church.
I’ve always been confused why we see Claire Foy’s young queen emoting quite a bit but the subsequent versions in the show have been so opposite, but this scene made me see Claire Foy was really playing Elizabeth Windsor because it took a long time for her to settle into Queen Elizabeth even after the coronation.
I felt that there was a difference between season 1 and 2 in terms of personality
@@Jake.03-g3k In the show, I think the turning point was what she did to Margaret in season 1. It’s emphasized again in season 2 that it wasn’t her sister who denied her true love, it was her queen.
@@Jake.03-g3kthis is so true. there was a stark difference i think when her honeymoon was cut short and after she became a mother and leave her kids for her duties overseas. she truly evolved into this true figurehead, unmoving and a force of nature.
@@bcbockthe same Queen who allowed her son to stay in line to be King even though they were both divorced 🙄
@BayouBarbie504 for real. I mean the world did change a lot between those two events.
The Queen (Elizabeth Windsor in the present) having an internal debate/conversation with her younger self (Elizabeth Windsor her younger version prior to becoming Queen) is so moving and heart breaking. I think this is why she respected and empathized with Princess Diana. To give up your happiness for the good of the country is admirable yet lonely.
I don’t think the Queen ever accepted Dianna- they family needed heirs-
She HATED Diana
Claire Foy consistently being the best thing about this series, no matter how high that bar is set she finds a way to clear it. Unbelievably talented.
The Queen sacrifice a happy simple normal life as a mother and wife in Malta, by the sea, to become the Mother of the Nation, may God give her peace now
She was more than that. She was a sort of grandmother to the world. She is deeply missed.
I miss her very much even if I did not have a chance to meet her. She is Our Queen. 4 Ever ❤
@@nishikapedro3796I was within 12 feet of her. Twice! She opened my local library and shopping centre and museum in ‘83 and I went to a garden party at Buck House in ‘18. She was everything you ever dreamed she would be and more.
A life of service and duty.
I'm not a monarchist, even though she was Australia's Queen also. But I deeply admire Elizabeth's commitment to her role and country. She never faltered, she never abdicated, and was there to the very end. I give anybody praise for that level of loyalty to their work and family.
It's moments like this why The Crown reigns supreme. The internal battle of the Elizabeths was brilliantly acted by Claire Foy, Olivia Colman and Imelda Staunton. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Claire really made this role her own.. the expression, accent her eyes. You just believed she was queen Elizabeth.
"The crown must always win"
I truly miss Her Late Majesty. The world changed without the stability she brought.
May God bless her and rest her.
Claire Foy was outstanding in this series and she really is just beautiful in a very natural, classic way.
💯% - indeed, an incredible actress…no words to describe her performance…
ABSOLUTELY !!! Claire was amazing to watch. Was SO DISAPPOINTED when I started watching The Crown, SO enjoyed seasons 1 and 2, popped in the DVD of Season 3, and she wasn't there; Didn't know almost the entire cast was different, Ughhh.
Sucha powerful scene. Shows Her Majesty’s strength of heart towards duty. I miss her
She sacrificed being a mother, being herself what are the duty of the crown. My problem with this is she was never herself she molded herself into something that she wasn't tell me something she was supposed to be for the country. When she was nothing but a prop. For people to idol while others quietly around her ruled.
claire foy got the accent so very right
This why at the end of the series young Princess Elizabeth steps from behind the coffin first. The Queen found and reunited with that part of herself in death.
I thought it was to basically show her entire life as Queen from the beginning to the end in order.
Both ladies are exceptional actors.
I cried buckets when the Queens were together. Women can relate. From girl to woman to mother to empty nest ..to grandma. All have blessings. All have deep sadness ❤
the acting in this show: phenomenal
Grand Mama. We miss you. Long live the queen Elizabeth II.
Always in my heart.
Queen Elizabeth, thank You for Your sacrifices and Your service. Rest...
Queen Elizabeth was a phenomenal woman - not many could sacrifice and live through what she went through with continued love for her country and with grace
Boohooo they want you to feel sympathy to the very same people that live lavishly on taxpayers money, undeservedly
@@Fangshuifarttheory you’re entitled to your opinion and I to mine
With regards to duty, she favored her father.
@@FangshuifarttheoryBoo. Boo on you.
She was useless. World will be the same without her.
This show was a whole series of master classes in acting and this scene was so powerful. Imelda letting the mask fall off after years of wearing the crown. Only to have Claire, who created the mask, tell her to put it back on because the person who created it (Claire’s version) was buried 50 years ago. So poignant.
Beautifully written ❤
You said it
A lot of women ask this question of themselves when they’ve spent a lifetime sacrificing who they once were for the benefit of their family (their children, their parents, their siblings or their husband). At the end, we find ourselves looking back, searching the faces of our memory for our own youthful, sparkling eyes….. once we land on them, we instantly smell the same spark of glee that we had when we looked to our horizons as a young woman and we just as instantly realize those dawns are now in a glass box within our hearts. Some of us are lucky enough to release a few glimpses from the box and recapture moments again while in our wisdom years but quite a lot of us steel ourselves, as we’ve always done, brace for the headwinds and lean into our strength to hold her steady. We know who we are. We are the rock that others break themselves upon. We are Matriarchs of our families and our purpose is to hold the light at all costs until the last of our stragglers are in, then and only then, can we close the book!!
Don’t cry for us - we choose this honor and we accept our journey proudly. THAT is what the young Elizabeth is saying!!
beautiful comment
Here here!
Back in the 1980s, I worked with a woman called Jenny. She was old fashioned even then. Very 1950s twin set and wing glasses. A couple of younger women in the office detested her, I think because she was so old fashioned. I always got on fine with her. She had nursed a succession of maiden aunts through the last years of their lives. When the last of them died, it coincided with Jenny's retirement. My supervisor said "At least she can live her own life now".
Unfortunately she had ignored some warning signs with her own health and died a few months later.
The same can be said of Prince Philip and the men that had to do the same as the lead or supporting act.
well said. thank you
Claire Foy went from Vampire Academy to an absolutely perfect rendition of the Queen.
Truer words were never spoken She died to self everyday God Save Elizabeth Regina... Elizabeth the Great
Imelda was wonderful in this role ❤
In so glad they still brought Claire back even when the queen was older. She’s a master class in acting! 👏🏼
Heavy is the head that wears the crown
Actually, the quote is "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown." Shakespeare. Henry IV Part 2.
"One does not wear the crown; the crown wears you". The epiphany moment for all royalty who truly understand their role as head of their nation.
This was one of the most powerful scenes in the show to me. The part about burying your younger self is actually really relatable (obvs not to the same extent but yk what I mean) since I did the same thing with my younger self. Rest in peace your Majesty ❤
Claire is one of my favorite actresses
This scene almost had me in tears! The crown is literally one of the best shows on Netflix
We all bury our many selves who never were. Hers was a hell of a burdensome self to become, and she did an incredible job.
Claire Foi should be the goddess Athena in Percy Jackson series. I could totally believe she is the goddess of wisdom and war.
This is so incredibly beautiful.
Who would have thought they could do something so intimate with the queen.
The fact that Claire foy middle name is Elizabeth gives her acting ability of the queen even more to it. She’s like Iam an Elizabeth as well.
I am blessed to have lived through Her Reign she was and will always will be amazing
The great majority of us alive today lived through her reign. I mean, the woman sat on the pot, I mean throne for 70 years!
A life long of dedication to her duties. No retirement she stayed to the very end. God Bless Her Late Majesty
This scene was spectacular
Never to be equaled We miss your strength and wisdom Thank you Your Majesty for always being there you will always remembered Please enjoy your horses in heaven Cheers Cheers!🐎🐎🐎
Wow, That was Deep, but then she knew, and said she would be Queen For Life
The acting is just superb
"You buried her years ago."
But that's growth, isn't it? Growing from hardships, experience and becoming a more mature version of yourself each time. If you're able, you will take a look of past experiences, reevaluate them, take your lessons from them and transform yourself by changing certain attitudes and behaviour. Like shedding one's skin to grow a new thicker one, leaving the past versions of yourself behind. This scene demonstrates it perfectly.
I also like Claire Foy's piercing but rather empty stare she gives to Imelda Staunton at the end, almost robotic as if she became a shallow image of her past self, that was Elizabeth Windsor. Great acting props from both amazing actresses.
Emotional and real.
I think that goes for everybody.. especially when we become parents. The me I am now, is not the same me I was before. She’s gone. Life also changes us.
Only one elizabeth that is queen elizabeth II 😢
En tant qu'historienne je me suis souvent demandé comment ont réagi certains personnes quand elles se sont rendues compte qu'elles n'étaient plus une personne mais un personnage historique
Miss our wonderful Queen Elizabeth. Two years. Oh how the world needs her now.
I’d love to have seen all 3 gloriously talented actors in a scene together
They had all three actresses in the final moments of the series finale episode titled "Sleep Dearie Sleep". There just wasn't any dialogue among them.
This was brilliantly written.
I think our late queen did an amazing job. She had centuries of mess and scandals to deal with, to mend and repair. And yet people still hold the family responsible for atrocities done centuries and decades before their birth!!
She did her absolute best in anything and everything that was thrusted upon her. May she and her husband rest in eternal bliss. They both deserve it.
It's so true!!! When she became queen, when a mother becomes a mother, and even when a woman loses her mother she no longer is who she was. The lady who she was is no longer.
The Crown was an amazing piece of work- it reflected her sacrifice and the UK is no longer the UK anymore- I’m pleased she can’t see what is currently happening in the UK
It's something we all do, it's a deep moment but we all close doors for others.
You certainly gave your ALL. R.I.E.P now, you've done your bit Ma'am 🙏🏽 👑
RIEP, what does the E stand for?
@@edsr164 R.I.E.P = Rest In Eternal Peace.
I was in tears watching this scene😢 Queen 👑 Elizabeth
She knew since her uncle’s abdication that she was going to be queen unless her parents had a boy. From what I’ve read, she was kind of hoping that they’d have a third child who’d be a boy. And in any case, no one would have known that the king would die young. If he lived to, say, 70-something, Elizabeth would have had a few years to be…relatively normal.
This is what gets me when people say "They have a privileged lifestyle, I wouldn't mind swapping with them".
How many people really would want to grow up being told that no matter what they wanted in life, what job they'd like to do or where they'd like to live, even what furniture to have, it didn't matter. Because one day they'd have to give it all up to have every day mapped out for the rest of their lives, not just to retirement age, but beyond.
I've done miserable jobs where it felt like my life was not my own, one in particular made me very ill, but I was able to get out of them without having to involve Parliament to do so. Most of us have to do exhausting jobs, but not all of us are told that an entire institution rests on us personally and have our every move scrutinised by the world's press.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Let's be real: British monarchs don't ACTUALLY have the weight of the institution on their shoulders if they are of average intelligence and morals. The person in Britain who TRULY has the weight of the country on their shoulders is the Prime Minister. British monarchs have some of the least stressful jobs as far as heads of state go. They don't have to make political decisions, they don't have to give interviews, they don't have to make off-the-cuff remarks that expose them, they don't have to debate anyone, they don't have to give press conferences, etc. That makes it EXTREMELY difficult to put a foot wrong; no one even knows who they are as people find fault in them - because everything they do is rehearsed and planned. That's the whole purpose of the "mystique" of monarchy. Now, an American president - THERE is a head of state that truly has the weight of the world and institutions on their shoulders. There is a reason American presidents go into their first terms looking young and spritely, but have visibly aged 30 years at the end of their four years.
The British monarchy is an old institution in which many things that monarchs do are already pre-determined and set in stone. For most things that the Queen was seen in public doing, there was a blueprint, and it was rehearsed. It's the prime minister whose day-to-day can be unpredictable due to the nature of world events. It's the prime minister who can easily put a foot wrong because he/she doesn't have the benefit of having everything rehearsed. Most of the Queen's crises have involved her own family dramas, not external dramas that were placed on her plate to deal with. I'm not sure why you think her job or life position is to be envied over other things that other people have to deal with.
@@zacmumblethunder7466 Secondly, very few people in life are privileged enough to be doing exactly what they want to do - mostly because they lack resources or time - so this isn't unique to the monarch by a long shot. People give up what they WANT to do literally all the time, and for many different reasons. Also, have you ever thought how many people WISH their lives could be as predictable and planned as hers was? However, because so many people lack financial and physical security, they don't have the luxury of knowing what's going to happen to them in 24 hours, let alone 24 years - like the Queen did. Perspective is needed here.
And while it's true that regular people don't have the added pressure of the world watching their every move, it's also true that no one HAS to take on that role. She had the luxury of stepping away and still being financially okay. How many other people can say that in this world? That they could quit their jobs today and still be okay? And how many people can say that they have a guaranteed job for life? Again, I'm sorry, but I would take the struggles of a monarch over the struggles of a regular person any day. Her struggles involve emotional turmoil involving dissatisfaction with life, which we ALL experience for many different reasons. She doesn't have the additional added pressures of survival and security.
@anyaw340 The Queen could not step away from the job. When her uncle abdicated it was a constitutional crisis. People think that just means "Oh, we nearly lost the monarchy, so what?" But it was a time of great social upheaval, only ten years since the chaos of the general strike, and during the time of the hunger marches. The generation that had lived through the First World War were wondering what the sacrifices had been for and were aware that another war was imminent. George VI and Elizabeth knew it was their duty to represent stability and continuity. Losing the monarchy would probably have led to conflict and bloodshed given the inadequacies of the government of the day.
And having sworn at 21 years old to serve the people for all her life, she would not step away from that as most of her generation would not break a promise.
Of course I know that ordinary people can have terrible lives, in my working life I dealt with people whose circumstances were apalling.
If you read up about the Monarch's constitutional duties, you'll see that it's not just opening some things and launching others. It's better to research it than take what is shown in the glorified soap opera "The Crown" as fact.
Yes, I think she and Phillip initially thought they’d be able to raise their children as a relatively normal family - in the same way Elizabeth remembered before her uncle abdicated. It’s sad really, what they all sacrificed.
In season one her father also said something similar to this, about how Albert was dead and George VI took his place, what an interesting parallel
Very often I think about my younger self,like this. I've put aside that young girl full of dreams and expectations,for my children. But I don't regret it,not a single moment,my children are worth it.
My dreams n expectations WERE my children
Raising them was where my every thing grew from and grew for
THIS IS ACTUALLY SAD 😞🙏😢😭😞😩😞🙏😢😭😞😩😞🙏😢😭😞😩😞🙏😢😭😞😩😞🙏😢😭😞😩😞🙏😢😭😞😩
This scene moved me immensely.
We all put our life aside for what we think , at that time , as being more important!
Two amazing actresses right there.
Long live the Queen!
This made me shed a tear,and the way Claire said it just 😢
Love that they brought back Claire Foy, my favorite “Elizabeth”
You have to a be a true fan to understand how deep that statement is. Love this show.
I am so overwhelmed with the acting. It doesn't feel like I am watching people doing parts. It feels like I am the fly on the wall watching real people living real lives. The British actors are absolutely fantastic. There aren't any descriptive words in the English language to convey the respect I have for these actors. When the either the Queen or Head of Hogworts, her acting is superb. She has well developed skills to keep you absolutely engrossed in HER. I don't know her name, which is a shame, but l will find out and remember so that I can search for her in other movies and programs.
She was never gone... We the public never got to see her
The emotions in the Queens eyes of her life she had to give up and take on Queen for the country the battles within her soul to move forward close the door to her once happiness to bear the crown in crisis at that time …. She honor and grace
RIP Ma’am
May the queen rest in peace #godsavethequeen
My empathic feelings for the Queen was sadly for the moments she reflects and realized that she gave up her entire happiness for a Kingdom that she stood proudly to mimic that her Kingdom was her happiness and that was sad
The sad reality of the choices we make 😢
One of the best shows to grace our screens.
How many hundreds of times must she have asked herself this question, especially when it came to family matters.
PHENOMENAL acting.
The quality of the acting in this scene gives me goosebumps there acting was impeccable for this series
I thought it wasn't possible to respect my mother anymore, until I saw this scene.
This is powerful acting. I really need to finish this series!
It’s so well done ❤
She looks like she had class! It's the clothes and 0 plastic surgery
This scene is quite possibly my favourite in the whole series and one of my favourite scenes in television history. It's SO well done
A powerful scene between two amazing actresses. One of my top 5 series ever!👍✌️🇺🇸❤️
Claire Foy is unmatchable as Queen Elizabeth!
This make me remember Star Wars Rebels when Darth Vader says "Anakin Skywalker was weak, I destroyed him"
Powerful scene.
An absolutely fantastic series. I finished watching it last Sunday. I watched last two episodes, finally. Ive been watching it since 2017 and I found the whole series captivating.
The scenes of the Imelda, Claire, and Olivia were so powerful. But this one, it’s in its own category.
This show was so well cast.
I loved all the actresses that played the queen through different stages.
This show was amazing
The moment when reality hits you.
Imelda Staunton is great too. Always. She never disappoints.
The Crown showed everyone how to do a series finale! 👏🏾 👏🏾 👏🏾
Wish theyd go back to before mountbatten.when we age we see a vision of where we arrived and one of free choice.she made time for both.
Queen Mary Curtsey to Queen Elizabeth II is like the angel of death like the Elizabeth Mountbatten-Windsor is gone and now Queen Elizabeth II has taken over
Such a good actress
What great actresses inc Olivia Coleman 👌
From Delores Umbridge to Queen Elizabeth. Great actress.