The Story Of Princess Alice | The Crown
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- Princess Alice, the mother of Prince Philip and the mother-in-law of the Queen, had an astonishing story and she wasn't afraid to tell it. Watch the Real Story of Princess Alice, the painful life she lead and what she sacrificed to help those in need.
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I really love how the reporter’s tune changes. It’s clear that he wants to rip the Royal Family to shreds once more, but as Princess Alice reveals more of herself it disarms him and he’s even more fascinated.
Yeah
Yes, it's something watching the reporter getting more drawn into a story he never expected to discover, the amazing life of a princess who lost everything and was tortured by doctors but came out far stronger for it and became a true force for helping people.
Of course it's Colin Morgan 🤌
Reminds me of my mother and how I came to admire her. I cried.
I love how his whole demeanor shifts as they talk. He clearly comes in looking to dig up some dirt and seems almost bemused as the interview starts. But once Princess Alice mentions meeting Sigmund Freud, he realizes 'Oh, damn, there's a real story here.' and starts taking her a lot more seriously.
I'm so happy for this episode. Princess Alice was a human that deserved far more recognition for what she has done. If it weren't for this episode, her life would remain unknown to millions of people. Thank you Netflix for sharing her story.
Right....I only know that she was mentally ill (obviously based on Prince Phillips wiki page but never bothered to look at her wiki page)
What are you talking about, there was a whole documentary about her.
It’s a replay of by the kennedys..... they gave rosemary a labotomy
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Which episode is this
I’ve never heard of Princess Alice but her heroic and tragic life needs to be told on the big screen.
AGREED.
Amen to that
I think she is mother of Prince Philip
rch 19 she is actually.
I would recommend Hugo Vickers book about her. She had a wonderful sense of humour and wit in addition to her bravery, charity, and generosity. During the German occupation of Greece, she organized soup kitchens and hid a family of Jews in her apartment. In her youth, she was a nurse near the frontline. She was simply a wonderful person.
This actress deserves every acting award for this role alone!!
Jane Lapotaire
Sean Go - Indeed! Sadly, Jane Lapotaire's acting career in recent years (her senior years) pale in comparison to female actors of her age and generation: Helen Mirren, Charlotte Rampling, and Glenn Close to name just a few. These three all have title roles and very substantial parts in films and TV shows they appear in but not Lapotaire. Yet her acting style is so polished: delivery of dialogue, body language, facial expression. All near perfect. Mirren and Close have acting style signatures that are sometimes awkward or exaggerated. Close sometimes does a Katharine Hepburn mimicry that's cringy to be honest. Only Rampling can level up to Lapotaire, acting style-wise (my opinion, of course).
Unfortunately Emmys overlooked her. A divine crime.
@@emiltiwaz1022 But I can't imagine any of the actors you named coming near to playing this part as well as Jane Lapotaire. Not even close.
Yes! She was fantastic! Great acting!
Jane Lapotaire acted the hell out of every scene in that episode.
Matthew Frota she deserves an Emmy
I honestly thought she was Princess Alice herself.
Fun Fact: Jane played Princess Dagmar/ Empress Marie in the 1970’s miniseries Edward the King, about Edward the Seventh.
Jane and Helen Ryan were a total force as the Danish Sisters Alix and Dagmar. I recommend it to anyone to watch!
@opugilist Its not about the money, it's about them as artists, bc the most amazing of the actors would not only sell you a performance but an experience, a good actor would make you feel like you know the person, like you are there with them and that's what Jane did.
Agreed. She was absolutely heartbreaking the whole time. From a slight tilt of the head and a Mona Lisa smile to her crying missing her sisters in the Greek nunnery, every scene was so expertly played.
Absolutely beautiful episode. “Bubbikins” really captured Princess Alice, how she was a true “Mother Theresa” and gave up everything for the needy. I’m very happy Netflix decided not to skip over her important storyline. Prince William visited her grave site in Jerusalem during his recent visit.
So she’s buried in Jerusalem? I don’t know this story at all.
Sharon V yes. In her final will she stated she wished to be buried in Jerusalem “overlooking the Garden of Gethsemane.” The Palace complied with her final wishes and her body was transported to Israel and buried in a convent in Jerusalem.
Wow! Interesting to know
She's far greater than Mother Teresa
@@RixMorales i dont know if thats true
The first half of this scene perfectly tricked me; I was expecting the newspaper story to be a big scandal about a crazy royal relative, instead it became a tribute to an incredible life.
Another milestone of getting older for Prince Phillip: getting to know and truly appreciate his mother as a real person.
That is the difference between The Guardian and the Daily Mail.....
The Crown gives the impression Anne took the time to learn about her grandmother. Given Alice’s own history and relationship with Philip it would not be surprising either interacted very much until then.
I only learned about this amazing lady via The Book of Dreams and Beauty - or something like that- posted to me some months ago. It also mentions the Romanoff family and it shows the children as they were before their terrible tragedy. I noticed the incredible likeness of King George VI to the last Russian Czar Nicholas. They could have been twins.
C J she lived at Buckingham Palace for two years until her death. They could’ve become close.
She really helped many families and especially orphan girls in Greece. Some of them are still alive.
When I found out she was treated by Sigmund Freud I was so astounded. It’s so surreal to actually found that out.
piaoliang this is a dramatisation she was treated by his proteges. He never directly treated her and was only a consultant on her case. Which was barbaric and hyper-sexualized...
@@rosiepink1 Freud thought humans were directed by two things, our pulsion of life (more like lust) and of death so basically you live bc of your lust. Basically, you live for sex.
I agree
Audrey it’s our purpose besides entertaining each other so we can forget all the other horrors
@@audrey5592 He was in many ways a brilliant man and we wouldn't have psychiatry today if it weren't for him. But he made a lot of mistakes. He recommended nose surgery for a young woman activist because he thought it was a sexual organ and did such abad job that she ended up having to have it cut off. I don't know which fact is more surprising: that he actually admitted that he was wrong, or that despite the loss of her nose the woman still identified herself as a Freudian.
Princess Alice was a badass. Hands down badass. She was hardworking, generous, brave, dutiful, and most importantly, she was caring.
That streak of badass has found its way through to Philip and Anne
As close to an actual saint as you can get. Constantly abused, mistreated throughout her life, yet she constantly gave everything she had, literally saving the life of a Jewish family during WWII.
@@chad3232132 yes.. 😍 She deserves to be an official saint! Heavens know how much we need a modern age of saints to inspire us right now
@@chad3232132 wow how is it possible that she was so kind she saved a Jewish family during war world 2 and yet her daughters married nazis? Why are her daughters cruel unlike their kind mother who raised them or who gave birth to them and was too ill to raise them?
@@chad3232132AMEN❤☦😪🙏 A true royal, lady, Christian, and human being.
The interviewer in this scene is played by the actor who played Merlin. Gosh memories.
Oh wow thank you, I'm so glad he grew into his ears!
Zoe Rickard his hair covered his large ears
Who better to play a sassy, anti-royals reporter than the warlock who was never afraid to call Arthur out on his crap? 😂❤️
@@silverstarlightproductions1292 great connections😂😂😂
@@silverstarlightproductions1292 lmao right
Yes she was deaf, but she managed to speak a few languages including Greek and English. Not only that Queen Victoria learned sign language for her. I'm glad princess Alice is getting some recognition she deserved.
She hid a Jewish family in her house in Nazi occupied Athens. A true hero
Yes, their name is Cohen and their descendants are still alive and praising Princess Alice for her true heroism during the occupation of Greece by the Germans. How sad that her courage was not shown. Also, Prince Philip did NOT see his mother taken away according to his biographers. He returned home from school to find that she was gone--and would be gone for years--which helps explain his sense of abandonment (he'd already been abandoned by his father, Prince Andrew) and resentment of his mother.
Sandi Steinberg true. His grandmother Victoria was the one who take care about him. Sending him to his uncles and sisters.
Really? Wow what a brave woman.
Not only that, but when a Nazi general asked her if he could do anything for her during the occupation of Greece she replied, "You can take your troops out of my country." Basically, she told him to go F himself.
@@sandisteinberg1579 on Wikipedia I read that the Gestapo interrogated her being suspicious of her concealing Jewish people and she feigned deafness to appear as though she didn't understand their questions. She was successful. They gave up and left her alone. Resulting in the family she hid not being discovered
Princess Alice is an extraordinary historical figure. Don’t know why there was never a movie made about her life, or at least a docudrama miniseries. She had the diamonds removed from one of her tiaras so that Philip could give Elizabeth an engagement ring “fit for a queen”...just one very minor gesture of love and consideration by this selfless, courageous, marvelous woman.
If there is a docudrama miniseries about her I’d like to play the younger version of her since I look like her when she was young that’s my dream role
She hid a Jewish family during the Holocaust and even avoided having the SS search her residence using her deafness to pretend she couldn't understand them (she could read lips fluently but they bought it). She was awarded "Righteous Among the Nations", the same award given to for instance Oskar Schindler of Schindler's List. There is so much to her story. A whole series could be made about her really.
If there is a series about her I’d really love to play the young version of her since I look like her when she was young it’s my dream role
I cried my eyes out during this episode. It was so beautiful that Netflix gave this fitting tribute to Princess Alice; many people weren't even aware of her story prior to this.
I remember a television interview with her, sometime in the 70's, and being very impressed by her mental sharpness, her warmth, and her sheer humanity. She was in extreme old age at the time but was still full of life and enjoying every moment of it.
Finished The Crown S3 this morning and now my life feels empty tbh
I feel your pain roll on session four
Same here, I finished S3 just a week ago.
Same ...
Same!
I stagger this show for that reason.
This episode was not only eye opening but well put together God bless Netflix may the royal saint princess Alice rest in peace amen
The interview never happened. The episode was designed to pay tribute to Princess Alice. People never found out what happened to her until after she died.
Thanks for the love everyone! Now her son joins her, Rest in Peace Prince Phillip.
Another example of this ridiculous programme changing history. I must be the only person who hates The Crown.
@@mscott3918 does it matter? If you're letting a TV show get to you just because it has changed a few details in history to fit the show then you need help lmao
If u want history lessons watch Discovery channel, not a Netflix drama.
@@Furrina89 God forbid, maybe we should read a book!!
@@AmethystDew are u new here? How many teens do u see holding books for casual reading? Or any reading, ftm. They closed down bookstores and libraries in my city to make more mobile shops, and sold books by kilograms (like trash) during the going out sales.
When she is praying in greek lanquage in her room, almost make me cry. 🇬🇷 Her story is so heart touching! I would like to see a movie just with her life! Her story need to be told!
If there is a movie or docudrama miniseries I’d really love to play the younger version of her since I look like her when she was young it’s my dream role
Ελαφρύ να είναι το χώμα της 🙏
@@annatheofylaktou4236 Αμήν! 🙏
Sometimes the secrets we hide in the "attic" end up breaking barriers and saving a family. Honorable Princess Alice... A true hero. Much respect.
The look on Philip's face when you see him clearly realize the horrors his mother went through.
And how he had to stop reading when it came to the abuse done to her womb omg had me choked up.
She deserves to have a movie of her own !
Definitely if they do make one I’d really love to play the younger version of her since I look like her when she was young it’s my dream role
The royals get all kinds of stick these days and often rightfully so, but some of them more than others have an incredible place in history. Not many people know too much of the Duke of Edinburgh's family other than his royal connections and the greek exile so i think the Crown explored this really well and i'm glad they gave his mother her own designed episode...her story deserves it.
Princess Alice went through a tremendous ordeals, but lived through so much..being a granddaughter of Queen Victoria and going onto live through dreadful treatment and then saving countless lives in Nazi occupied Greece....a true princess and an incredible woman.
yeah tbh i've never really liked the royal family for the most part because of their privilege, but prince philip and his mother were really incredible. Their story, and what they achieved, was truly remarkable, and i can't think of too many celebrities who I admire as much as them. They went through hell, and still had the strength to thrive and serve others particularly during ww2
Yeah man a granddaughter of queen victoria.... Yet she helped others almost her entire life....
She was a great- granddaughter of Queen Victoria.
She was recognized as one of the Righteous among Nations by Yad VaShem in Israel for her efforts to save Jews in WWII. That is not an honor given without serious Investigation.
As a Jew, that makes my heart melt ❤️
@Arikm7 You can read most of the story here: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/dec/01/princess-alice--saved--my-famils-from-nazis-in-wartime-greece
Yad Vashem was the most tragically beautiful place I‘ve ever been to. As a 16 year old German girl it was not only filled with immense sadness but also regret, shame and guilt. The hall of the children was literally so unbelievably devastating to see. The imagery has burned itself in my brain and I cherish this memory to this day. I ugly cried all the way through. My heart has never been the same since I‘ve been there. The garden is such a beautiful way to honor the heroic life some have lived during that time.
She earned the honor.
Very serious investigation
The way she stood there half-smiling as Philip read all of that back to her...she seemed proud through all her dedication and sacrifice after immense suffering and ridicule. She is one of my favorites from the show including Princess Margaret.
This scene for me could probably be one of the best in the entire season. The way it was put out in context to the story of Princess Alice it really touches in a very emotional way. Beautifully done I hope this gives the Crown a Golden Globe.
I saw this episode at the perfect moment when I was so upset and angry at my mom. That was Mothers' Day. I think this episode healed a decades-old wound inside me.
I was reading Princess Alice's wiki page, and it says when she told her daughters she wanted to be buried in Jerusalem her daughters said it would be too difficult for them to visit her grave over there and Alice replied (I'm paraphrasing), "nonsense! I'm sure there's a perfectly fine bus service!" 🤣 you know, funny because they're royal princesses and they'd be scandalized to ever stoop so low to ever take a bus unlike Alice who died penniless after having gave away all her possessions. Also, on her wiki it says that during WW2 a German General assuming Alice was pro nazi because her daughters married German princes asked her if she needed anything while the Germans were occupying Greece and she told him, "you can take you troops and get out of my country". 🙌🏻 zing
She's right. There is bus service. 3 lines.
God bless her!❤☦😪🙏
I believe she was actually touched by God and gave her strength to continue her life in service to others. Her story touched me deeply. I'm not much of a fan of royalties, but not this one. God bless you Princess Alice.
It always seems strange to me that people will say someone was touched by God, no doubt your particular God. Instead of just accepting that perhaps she was a good and decent person who did more than one would expect. You have to include the supernatural as if you are elevating yourself by declaring a divine thing happened. You take away from her actual actions by insinuating that there was supernatural aid and I find that insulting to people who do good work all on their own.
I know your comment is two years old, but it struck me - and I think you are right.
@@foulwin9719 I think she meant that life is a balance. With everything working against her and most people not being able to mentally survive what she went though, she came out with compassion and action for people that is rarely matched. You may be agnostic which is your right, but I'd like to think that God had other plans for her. That of course is my right.
I always cry about the story of Prince Philip's mum.
That episode last season when he was sent to that boarding school too
Me too.
A very moving scene that was well acted. But more important to that is the actual person who was behind it. That is what I think we need to remember here. She was a real person and a person who suffered greatly. Especially from her family and her husband. But she turned her life around, devoted it to God, and made her life stand for something. I think that's a lesson all of us can and should take.
A Real Christain Helped /gave/loved hundreds of people Owned nthing wanted nothing I loved and admired her so much
Blessed are we for people like Alice.
Sacrificial.
Inspirational.
Hopeful and gratious.
What more does the world want?
The way he looked at her while she is praying, it broke my heart! 😢
So ashamed of himself for being ashamed of her all those years.
Without a doubt, “Bubbikins” is the best term of endearment of all time.
One of my favourite Crown scenes with one of the most impactful lines- “suffered more than the rest of us, worked harder than the rest of us and created more good than the rest of us.”.
It’s deeply moving and very unforgettable.
How ironical it was to watch Prince Philip asking for a raise while his mother a princess was selling her personal jewellery to put roof and food in front of the people in her convent and that too of different religion she protected a Jew family a true royal she was.
Lord Mountbattens sister (India’s last viceroy)
Mother of Duke of Edinburgh and consort of the Queen
Mother in law of Queen Elizabeth II
True
Indeed.
She was never queen consort
@@pedanticradiator1491 she was queen consort of Greece
@@afschinh.8159 no she's not. She was only daughter-in-law of King of Greece
This was my FAVORITE episode of the Crown. Acting, storyline, and screenplay were just superb. Above all, the story, though. Completely heartfelt without dissolving into sickly sweet sentiment. One of the best pieces of film I have EVER seen.
Clearly she was not accepted simply because she was deaf. She was above them all. People detest people who are different. Different? No. Pure. A pure generous heart.
I'm only now starting to realize that the "fictional" parts that were added to somehow embellish the character of Princess Alice Battenberg/Princess Andrew of Denmark and Greece is the showmakers' way of actually paying tribute to and honoring posthumously this relatively unknown but truly heroic and saintly royal.
A woman with courage way ahead of her time..... She cleared the path for so many others
Helped Philip connect with his mother which helped him to regain his spirituality in the end. Beautiful.
I love Princess Alice so much. When Prince Louis was almost about to be born, I was so hoping it would be a girl they would name Alice!!
I love the name Mary Alice. Always have.
I too hoped for Alice!
Perhaps George, Charlotte, or Louis will name one of their children Alice, assuming they have kids that is
IIRC, one of Princess Anne's middle names is "Alice".
What if Harry has a daughter and name her Diana Alice or Alice Diana... both names derived from angels in human form 😍
The interview shouldve been an episode all on its own. Such amazing performances by both actors
This was one of my favourite parts of The Crown. Princess Anne set her up to meet this guy, instead of her speaking to him...She wanted her Grand mother to tell HER story...It was so precious!!
I think Princess Alice is now my favorite Royal Princess ever! She embodied the greatness of being human. Very Saintly..
Her Mother Princess Victoria of Mountbatten was an amazing woman as well...when she was told both of her sisters Czarina Alexandra and Archduchess Elizabeth were murdered by the Bolsheviks,she went into her garden and pulled weeds for weeks without saying a word to anyone...
I love her role as Princess Alice! I feel a sudden empathy for Prince Phillip's mother.
"They tell me you don't hear the bullet that takes your life. And since I am deaf, why should I care?" - Princess Alice
This is where Princess Anne gets it from . The hardest working royal
She was treated unfairly and horrible and yet her faith in God is what kept her going a beautiful scene here between a mother and son relationship reunited ❤
I never knew the mother of Prince Philip and what she stood for until I saw this episode of The Crown. I felt a tremendous sense of empathy for her while I was watching. I cried when she finally had a conversation with her son. And then I cried some more when Prince Philip walked alongside his mother, Princess Alice, with their arms intertwined. What a lovely scene and a heartfelt tribute to Princess Alice.
I loved that she never reproached him for taking so long to visit her. She simply looked at him with great love. Good lesson for us all!
He kept in touch with her. She was in Balmoral in 1946 when Philip proposed to Elizabeth and was at his wedding. She also spent the last 2 years of her life with him and Elizabeth in Buckingham palace. So he wasn't ashamed of her. Growing up and world war 11 might have separated them for a while but he returned to her as soon as he was able.
I also think this episode gave great insight to Prince Philip - the more you learn of his past the more you learn of why he has such a harsh exterior.
I cried so much at the end of this episode. My mom died young and I would give up everything I have to just have one more day with her. The way the actress played princess Alice is impressive. Is one of my favorite episodes of the whole series
3:22 - 3:44 - The pathos that she radiates without dialogue shows an actor of superb skill and wisdom. Jane Lapotaire has done so much theatre in Britain, but seemingly only briefly in the USA in Piaf for which she won the Tony award. Awards aren't necessarily a gauge of talent but I am glad as an American she did receive formal recognition here. And she has definitely been busy in her home country. Brava!
Never knew about this lady until this episode. I was touched to put it mildly. Hardship makes many people hard and cynical, not so here.
It was the first time I cried watching something on Netflix. During this episode that is. Powerful.
She is one of the best actresses I've seen and that includes Meryl Streep. Between this scene and the conversation with her brother, her expressions telegraph her feelings so well. Even the cough before pointing to her brain is so credible. I often listen to both scenes to see this fine actress apply her trade.
Very touched to learn about prince Alice’s story, she seems having no fear to live a life she really wanted to lead despite of difficulties that include her congenital hearing loss and many other distresses during wartime. I somehow think being religious doesn’t mean to blindly follow what is being told, it is deep caring to humanity gets resonated with people’s inner soul, which made them to stick to it firmly.
Jane Lapotaire amazing actress.👏👏👏👏
The real Alice of Battemberg after being buried in first instance at Windsor, in 1988 she was re buried in Jerusalem at Saint Magdalena (ortodoxo) church. Her grave is located near Isabel Romanov, sister of the last Russian Zar,
Both women were devoted to charity.
The Israelite Government offered to her son: Prince Phillip, a recognition to her mother: Princess Alice, for helping a Jew family to avoid death at nazi hands.
RIP Princess Alice 🌺🌷🌹❤️
Princess Alice was first buried in Windsor Palace, only in 1988 was she reburied at at Saint Magdalena according to her will.
Yes, you are right, on my comment I refers to the final grave of Princess Alice.
Grand Duchess Elizaveta Feodorovna was actually a sister of the last Russian Tsarina, the one who Princess Alice shares a resting place. 😊
Isabel? You mean sister in law to the last Tsar?
@@noemigarza4310 yes. Queen Victoria granddaughter was the last Czarina. Princess Alice was born at Windsor Castle and Queen Victoria was her great grandmother. It goes Queen Victoria, Princess Alice of the United Kingdom, the Princess Victoria of Hesse and by Rhine, then Princess Alice of Greece, then Prince Philip of Edinburgh (he was born a Greek Prince).
Now if you go back to Princess Alice of the United Kingdom, her 2nd to last child was Princess Alix of Hesse who change it to Alexandra Feodorovna when she converted to Russian Orthodox. Then she married Prince Nicholas. Who was the future Czar of Russia to be Nicholas II.
Queen Victoria is considered the grandmother of Europe because she had 9 children and she did her best to married the surviving ones into royal families.
This is a near perfect episode. I say near, but honestly I don't think there's a single flaw. And it's beautifully capped by this scene and the one that follows. Say what you will about this show but it had so often in the first several seasons a wonderful sentimentality and was at times extraordinarily personal. They treated Alice's story with grace and deserved dignity.
I cried watching this episode. Is was quite heartbreaking.
same here
This part of the series is absolutely brilliant. I cried again watching this clip. Jane Lapotaire was so wonderful.
Rosemary Schlick same
Prince Phillip, in his younger days, was a very attractive man...especially when compared to his average looking sons, Charles, Andrew and Edward.
Agree
I don’t think so
Andrew was very handsome back in the day. Prince Harry looks very much like his grandfather, but w/red hair.
Thomas Cawood Andrew is a billion times better looking then his stingy haired father
Can't blame Philip, Elizabeth is ugly
I was so scared the interviewer would take advantage of her. Thank God he was kind and complimentary to her.
One of my favorite episode from this season ❤️
And Princess Alice saved Jews during WWII by hiding them in her house - what an incredible woman.
She's the most interesting person of the season.
Her son died today. RIP Prince Philip
I hope deep down that man was incredibly proud of his mother.
She was a genuine soul. A fascinating story that not many knew about until it was brought to life on this show.
She was indeed a princess not just by her title but with her beautiful soul. RIP my dear princess alice 💕
Beautiful but at times harsh back story the ignorance having a disability by those family members sending her away is heartbreaking her story is movie worthy
Rean Bean sadly that’s the way it was done right up til the 1970s
He loved his dear mother and had empathy for her
I truly loved the Princess Alice episode. We only see (the older) Alice in 2 episodes but we hang on her every word as she was a fascinating person. As many have said, she deserves her own movie/series. The life she led. A dark, tragic life but one in which she was a straight up heroine. They shouldve shown the scene with her brother Lord Mountbatten. It was sad that they didnt have more scenes together.
She is probably my favourite character in this season :) May God Rest Her Soul
Bubbikins is my favorite episode in The Crown Season 3 ... super cried!!!
ICHIE SEBASTIAN same here
whoever did the casting for the show should get a raise, allot of the actors look so similar to the irl characters
Best actor, character, and episode this season, no cap
A beautiful scene that I consider one of the best of the series.
This was such a beautiful episode! Glad to get to know Princess Alice’s story. She was truly a jewel within the Royal Family 🥰
The Actress who portrayed Princess Alice was simply Brilliant.
She brought the Princess story to light to a generation that was not familiar with her remarkable life. Bravo !
What an amazing woman ! I can now see where Philip gets his Strengh and some personality from !
She was an amazing person. More people should learn her story.
My favorite Royal hands down. Her story is amazing!
Episode is so moving. She had a very kind heart. I cried and moved by her story.
I never heard of Princess Alice before this episode, even though this article never happened I'm glad it's a sort of tribute and acknowledgement to her tumultuous life
I LOVE olivia and helena...BUT Jane just meryl streep'd everyone this season 3.. my favorite this season... give her the all the awards she deserves !!! BRAVA JANE!!!
She truly lived s hard life she has titles and family treasures that she sold to help her church and poor people..she shows us and the royal family what we can do as humans.
I almost cry in this part. Tobias is fantastic and the shocking moment who really knows the real life of his mother. Not only the crazy woman in the asylum. Alice is a survivor and she still have so much love and mercy for the people. 🥺👏
Love how the actress portrays Alices reactions when the interviewer finds out about the asylum situation. Like ‘yea so what I was put in an asylum’
She’s a lovely woman she holds on to God and prayers helped her a lot..
A maligned lady with a heart of gold.
Her " voices " as critics put it was the voice of St.Barbara. Anyway, she would give good to those that needed it and sold or just have her belongings away in order to help.
Indeed, a wonderful lady with a heart of gold who had a wonderful son we know as Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh.
Jane moved me by her absolutely brilliant performance! This episode was so special.
This actress looks so much like the actual Princess Alice.❣️
What an absolutely amazing human being. She had the courage of a lion and the wits to match it. There is a great line in the movie “Iron-Jawed Angels” where a doctor says, “courage is often mistaken for insanity” in women. Saint Alice, one day, perhaps, in the Orthodox Church?
Each time that I watch these scenes, I am brought to tears.
This was by far my favorite episode of this season ❤️
I love how you depicted journalism here. The reporter could have easily turned this into a sensationalism. Instead, he was telling her story. Even if this is fiction, it is how it should be.
Hello World😊
@@fredjohnson5458 Hello
@@worldlit1146 How are you doing today...
I hope you are having a wonderful day...😊
That's old-school journalism, which is virtually extinct now. Like politics and TV now, it's all "gotcha!" and pushing political agendas.
UA-cam should do something about those invisible ninjas cutting onions.
Arya1999 yes crying as I write this
Yasss I cried too 👏🏾👌🏾
😭 honestly one of my favorite episodes in the entire series.