Queen Mother Loss | The Crown | Emotional Scene
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- A scene from The crown Season 01 Episode 08 where Queen Mother was telling her loss which is not just his husband died but there are so many....
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“The loss of a home, having to leave the palace.” I can certainly relate to that.
lmao a palace? a crown? this women is what is wrong. she couldnt even produce a heir. seriously a real heir, a male one. elzbiebth has been a weak pupet queen. edward was what we needed.
@@deneshbhaskar3944 a male heir would still be a puppet and Queen Elizabeth II has done more than your sorry ass
@@deneshbhaskar3944 Men determine the sex of a baby. Not women.
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@@niamunt that doesn't even make any sense
I do feel a bit sorry for her. She didn't even want to marry into the royal family as a princess, but eventually accepted because she loved George, and then Edward abdicates and drops the crown in her family's lap, so she buckles down and dedicates herself to it because what other choice is there... and then after it all, she gets chucked out.
That's got to hurt a bit.
She very much wanted to be a royal. She tried to snag Edward VIII for herself but he rejected her, so she went to Bertie (George VI) instead. All out of ambition, not true love.
@@henryford2950 There's no historical evidence to support that.
@@Visplight Any "historical evidence" to counter that claim?
@@henryford2950 Pretty every historical record we have on the subject? There's no record that she even knew Edward before she married and also, she turned Bertie down before his mother talked her into it.
@@Visplight Name one.
It's a lovely performance but god is playing the worlds smallest violin
ha, great comment!!
Disrespectful.
@@direfranchement no, calling her the fat Scottish cook was disrespectful (as Edward Mrs Simpson did)
@@L-mo😂🤣😂
Fantastic !!!!!
Great acting
I have always abhorred her character.
"A girl who was totally uneqipped for it"?
Ma'm that's your daughter, and for better or worse, the Crown sits on her head, if she was uneqipped to take it on, that's a reflection on your thoroughness as a mother to a possible heir to the most powerful throne in Europe.
And to all those who would say "yeah, but she was never meant to take the throne", to you, I say balderdash. A thousand years of English history should have made it obvious that unexpected, sudden, and precipitous rises to power, by unsuspecting individuals, due to the death or abdication of the sitting Monarch, is practically a national tradition.
Not to mention she was heir since she was about 10.
@@m.s.6586 exactly!
Her youth was the issue. Elizabeth had just started training. She should have had years of it, but her father died early.
She was always meant to take the throne. Regardless of whether or Edward VIII had abdicated, Elizabeth would have been Queen eventually because Edward VIII had no heirs. Had Edward VIII stayed on the throne, Elizabeth would have been third in line until 1952, and then second in line until Edward VIII’s death in 1972. Obviously things played out the way they did and she became Queen in 1952.
As for being unprepared for the role, she had been preparing for the role since her childhood. Her father, King George VI, had educated her about the responsibilities of the job, even showing her the red boxes. This ramped up as his health began to fail and she even started undertaking engagements on his behalf (including the trip to Africa that she was on when he passed away).
This was just jealousy on the Queen Mother’s part, which according to a documentary I saw, was true. She had her day in the sun and wasn’t ready to give it up. She did not want to step aside for her daughter, even to the point of staying in Buckingham Palace for quite a while and trying to exert her influence even after Elizabeth II had became Queen. This was particularly true where the coronation was concerned, which was the focus of the documentary I watched.
@@terminallumbago6465 She infantilizes her daughter, like many mothers with their daughters and many fathers with their sons.
That's the sad truth about monarchys people who love to do it don't always get to do it for as long as they like. And being a monarch can easily kill you like we see with the queen's father
Awwww what a sad storyyy:(((
I think the chainsmoking killed him more than being king.
Yea imagine being a british leader who is the part of almost all the wars and destruction going on in the world. Sad indeed 😣
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Everyone can bash her for being richer and more well known than they are, but I adore her. She was a good mother, a good wife, and a good Queen. It’s not like she burned hundreds of Christians alive because they wouldn’t convert to Catholicism yet it seems like more people have something bad to say about the Queen Mother Elizabeth than Bloody Mary..
Do you know why? Because commoners hate seeing other commoners rise above them. Her family was aristocratic, not royal, she was viewed as a commoner as well.
Please the royalties aren't humans. And even tho i loved crown, i hate the fact that they tried to make the royal family look good bc i bet half the world who was ever in a war would beg to differ
They don't like her because she was seen as old fashioned and also because of the DIana thing
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It reminds me of princess margaret later on.
I would’ve taken more Queen Mother centric episodes. Regardless of her views she made an intriguing character.
She didn’t appear to have left the palace when you saw her all through Season 4
She lived in Clarence House and the House she bought in this episode, the whole reason she ended up buying Castle of Mey.
She had multiple properties. Clarence House was in London and a lot of her scenes were featured there. She had Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate, Birkhall at Balmoral and the Castle of Mey in Scotland. Those are off the top of my head.
Her acting is outstanding. What a captivating monologue.
But I do have to admit when she says, “having to leave the palace” you can see the faintest shimmer of Pride in her eyes lie inside her head she’s saying “haaaaaa I got to live in palace you plebs can’t relate”
The pain in her eyes…. 😢
This scene is heavy.
But there's a scene she's riding a horse at the beach. I can't find the beautiful song they played in that scene. It touched me, but I can't find it.
Girl, bye 👋🏽. As if they threw her to the street. She just didn’t have the same ranking. But your husband was the head of the family and country. I just don’t get these monarchies.
Exactly😂😒
I've despised the British Monarchy for so Many Years. India, Africa, and Hong Kong can say that for they were the victims of The British Empire
@@heneralantonioluna8725 I AGREE OMFG!! I love the crown but the way they downplayed the cruelty of these reptilian imperialists pisses me off. Also, I hated that the show tried to make us believe that the royals have it harder than the ordinary person. they are a privileged, pampered bunch with no worthy functions yet they live in Palaces, eat the best food, drink the best wine, people bow and curtsy before them, they have access to the best healthcare in the world and WE are supposed to feel sorry for them?!!! what a concept.
@@iremever8464 ikr. Till this day, the huge stone that The Queen wears on her crown, belongs to India.
@@heneralantonioluna8725 almost all the world is the victim of British monarchy lol i hate these people (but i still like the crown haha)
The Queen Mother never would have cried in front of anyone like that she was a tough old bird. Although I believe what she says there wouldve been no tears.
They thought it would look more humanly. 😊
After reading multiple biographies of the Queen Mother (including the authorized one, written by William Shawcross), I am convinced that a scene such as this never would have happened. She was not one to discuss family matters openly with anyone, sometimes even her own family! They were legendary for writing letters to each other and never having open discussions or displays of emotion.
remember this is a retelling with creative freedom, not a documentary on the life of the royal family
@@charlessoutherton8946 Got it - "Creative Freedom" = Lying.
@@rah62 I don't know why your getting upset when every actor, director and producer has literally said that there are fictional scenes to basically beef up the story they even did it in season 1 and 2, made up scripts to fill scenes behind palace doors...Why is this season getting people so upset, Diana herself did an interview confirming the relationship between Camilla and Charles and her issues with bulimia also, it's well known before this show that the relationship between Charles and Camilla was frowned upon by the whole family. Bottom line is people have stated that this show is not a documentary so why are you guys treating it like one....do you think every biopic on Marilyn, Judy, Joan Crawford, Whitney Houston, JFK etc is filmed with 100%fact???.....
If you want an accurate account of these people’s lives a tv show is not the source, it’s entertainment. Go watch a documentary or go to Buckingham or Kensington Palace. Everything on this show is not real but they have done research and have accounts of former servants, friends of royals most notably ladies in waiting of Princess Maragaret and of course Lady Di’s own account. While many of us know the royal family rarely shows emotion in public there have been times they broke in public like the Queen after Margaret’s funeral. No one is made of steel 24/7 and in private I don’t think it would be odd or unrealistic to see someone grieve or get sad over the loss of their husband.
@@heresqueenie So if I want the truth it's all MY responsibility to go find it? It's not their responsibility at all to portray things as they ACTUALLY HAPPENED? I dare say you're totally letting them off the hook. Telling an uninformed populace what "happened" is wrong and irresponsible, and you're enabling them.
One of my favourite scenes
Wow!! Good acting I thought she was going on welfare! 😪😪😪
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Imagine Mr krabs and his tiny violin playing this scene
And yet, the oldest reigning monarch in history...
She was THE problem with the entire Windsor clan. Had she not been around, life would have been better for everyone
Wow, so many people are judging her but she was the first non royal to be married into the royal family in over 400 years. Her family didn’t have any nobility, she was middle class all the way. She started out as a very inquisitive common girl who loved learning. Elizabeth and George would have never encountered each other if not for George’s secretary (who I believe was seeing Elizabeth at the time) introduced “the girl he was seeing” to George- who eventually became King when his brother abdicated the Throne after their father, King Edward VII died in 1910, 9 years after their Grandmother Queen Victoria died.
I don’t know if middle class is considered bottom, but she started low and went high, and then went back to low. That would suck for anyone. It’s like a poor person winning the lottery, and then losing it all because their loved one died. She did lose a lot, she lost a lot of blessings and a husband at the same time. That would be very difficult, like she says lol
Her family was wealthy, she had people waiting on her hand and foot since the moment she was born. No sympathy here.
@@nicholasforbes8658 Plus her family were apart of the aristocracy as Earls of Strathmore and Kinghorne. her father being the 14th while her mother decended from the Dukes of Portland. She was destined for privilege one way or another.
You are woefully misinformed....she was the daughter of a very wealthy EARL they had many many fine homes and castles.
Are you American? She was from Scottish aristocracy and from a very wealthy family. She actually kicked up a massive fuss and absolutely refused to leave the palace, it's not like she wasn't given a massive mansion to live in, she just wanted power. Also she spent a fortune on clothes and frivolities at a time when England could not afford it, e.g. she got about 17,000 more coupons as a normal person during the war, including when the rest of royal family stuck to rationed clothes, simply because she believed as Queen she must always be the best dressed. She died bankrupt (she had the most amazing over the top lavish parties, she also bought art but often "forgot" to pay though). She had a yearly stipend of about a million but over spent it every year and the present Queen silently repaid all her creditors to an amount in the millions, probably with tax payer funding, it wasn't known till after her death. Many of her financial advisers actually got ill and died early from the sheer stress of her excessive spending, I think a bank also refused to give her an OD at one point. Also she actively helped Charles cheat on Diana and was a notorious racist and many more. Don't get me wrong, she was of enormous help to her husband but she was an extremely flawed person, The Crown was very kind. But I just don't really have any sympathy for at all.
She was pure evil. As they all are. And a Satanist child killer, too.
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Having to leave the palace!! Boo-hoo!!
It's not just about leaving a palace. It's also about losing a home. Regardless of social class, it's insensitive to disregard a person's feelings for losing a home just because it's fancier.
@@sidbid1590 exactly this sounds more like jealousy. She was born into this money and was made queen by default. Losing anyone especially your husband very early is hard period. That's why people say money cant buy happiness
She didn't want ro move out because Clarence house was "too small". Meanwhile her daughter would have rather stayed in Clarence House. In the end they had to turn down tge heating and ice her out of Buckingham.
@@sidbid1590 granted. But when you think about it: they had/have homes/castles/palaces everywhere and still do. So, she could've just moved to a smaller estate and gotten on with her life. I guess even royals can come across as playing victim.
@@alisaoliver1969 Yes, she could've 'gotten on' with her life, but it's not about having many estates that she could move into. It's about losing the one home that truly mattered. Other than the physical home, there's also the more abstract home where her husband (who she truly loved) died so suddenly. She lost both 'homes' at once.
Rich people problems. Boo hoo.
It has nothing to do with money or position. It's a just a widow that is adapting to her NEW life, because the same moment she los her husband, she lost her routine of being a wife and a mother.
@@gogo-fs4wl exactly.
I don’t know what happened in reality but as per the show n her expressions in many episodes,it states she was jealous of her own daughter rather being happy..Yeh @ssansu I agree rich people problems.. I always felt power is the one thing a person never wanna lose ..She says they put it all on a gal who is unequipped in a way she wasn’t happy at all.. It’s not about change of routine,it’s about power which is lost instantly..
Poor people problems...no one cares 😅😅😅
@@nikhithaist as you said "power" is the problem here. She was being envy not because of economy factor, but power.
And power can comes in various way wether you are rich or poor. These situations applicable even for lower class people, it just maybe the case isn't about no longer being a queen but getting outshined by ur kids, no longer able to control them, and can't adapt well to the new situations as well as being jealous of your own kids. I have seen such situations in many of daily life normal working people.
Same situation but different cases.