Yes... She made full of her vow, "i will dedicate my entire life, whatever it is long or short, to serving people " May she rest in peace. Long live the king.
Yank here; moved to Belgium October 2000 and then about 11 months later was with my mother, my wife, and 5 yo daughter was in London 09/12/2001 wandering around behind Buckingham palace in a state of mild shock when suddenly the Queen told one of the guards to invite my daughter in to walk through her garden. we could hardly believe it; then, about an hour later were in front of the palace as the royal Band played America's national anthem. we were then all in tears; especially my mom because when my daughter's age in 1943 had just discovered her father had been shot down in S Germany on a bombing run and pow'd. she had no idea he was definitely alive to be later liberated and return home safe and sound. So in 2001 that public expression of "State solidarity was very powerful and moving, setting very deep in our hearts a love for the Queen and the U.K. as well. Friends, the Queen is not dead, she has finally gone to her eternal home never to bothered with the brokenness of this world again. Jesus said- “I am the resurrection and the life.* Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying.( John 11:25 NLT) May God be with and comfort all who mourn her departure, she was a lovely Lady.
@@dmmusicmusic Another Yank, partial to the Lady on Canadian coins I collected since I was eight. Queen Elizabeth II is the only British monarch I've ever known. Truly irreplaceable.
My favorite is: “I am fully aware that I am surrounded by strong men, capable men, intelligent men who think they can do the job better. Well, wether you liked it or not the crown fell on my head.”
That speech she gives Phillip about marrying him besides her family's dismay always breaks my heart. You can definitely see the hurt in her eyes while she maintains her composure.
A brief look at history does also show that the establishment really were against it and very much preferred she look elsewhere Strong will was a hall mark of hers even then
It was Diana who was suffering because of prince Charles. I blame the medias obsession with Diana and they caused her death. RIP Diana, Princess of Wales 1961 - 1997 ❤️
@@nicolelawless3199 Oh, enough of the she-was-a-poor-little-angel propaganda from the Cult of Diana. The former Princess of Wales had her own issues; her infantile codependence being one. It wasn't Charles' fault that Diana was naive and immature and thus a total mismatch for him; just as it wasn't her fault that Charles had a need for approval and was more philosophically- and intellectually-minded. Contrary to what 'The Crown' will have you believe, Charles did not have a close relationship with Camilla through the early years of his marriage. Only later, as things between he and Diana started to break down because of the chasm between their personalities did he rekindle his connection to Camilla. _Then_ DIana played The BIggest Victim on the Planet, taking no responsibility for her own actions, as is typical of juvenile people.
@@bayousbambino427 And she was struggling with them like I was for a few years until Mummy found out what really was going on, I wished I told her way back in November 2018 but I didn’t think she’d understand me and that’s why I left it until 2021 not long after Prince Philip had died
Very true. Princess Elizabeth loved him from the first time she met him. She was only like 14 or something like that, young teenager. Prince Philip was so handsome, any girl would be smitten. But she loved him, grew into actual love. Not sure about Prince Philip but I think he definitely did come to appreciate and respect her, which is pretty close to love. He came from such an emotionally deprived background it's possible he never knew what love was until he got some from her.
A few u left out, like when Charles came to her for her to say thank you after his visit to Wales and speach. And When the prime Minister abdicated while she was pregnant, and she said something like "Do know? I have been queen barely 10 years now, and in that time I have had 3 prime Minister, all of then clever men, great men, brilliant men, not one has lasted the course, they have been too old, too ill or too weak, a confederacy of elected quitters"
@@Chuck0856 You're splitting hairs. In reality, anyone can abdicate. To abdicate simply means to quite or resign or abandon one's duties. It would not be incorrect to state that Nixon abdicated the presidency. Trump certainly abdicated his responsibilities in his last few months as president.
Claire as the Queen has rendered stellar performance. I watch The Crown Series again and again only because of such unpretentiously natural performance of Foy. She is really the Queen . I have watched endless number of films and the series. But Foy remains unmatchable in my estimation
Now that I watched series 3 and 4, I definitely think Claire Foy did a much better job than Olivia Colman. She’s got a lot more acting to do. She transforms in front of the camera. Olivia just had one tone to play and was a lot more unlikable.
@@vampiregamingyt8754 yes…you have to remember those bombing raids on Buckingham Palace were a direct attempt to assassinate King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
Both Clare Foy and Olivia Coleman performed a marvellous role as The Queen. Each gave their own uniqueness to their role. Watching the all seasons again.
Please though guys. Is there any clear tendencies that she doesn't want Charles to suceed her. And to say that a mother would want to outlive her child. That is very mean isn' it? Even though the child is becoming old at this point.
It was necessary. He had such a complex about having to give up his princely status as a young man that it drove his ambition. It got him back into Buckingham Palace, enough for him to feel emboldened to overstep the mark.
They also do a great job highlighting the distance the Queen keeps with everyone especially her children. Literally stands behind a chair to talk to Charles about marriage issues. Not together on the couch, standing “like privy council, ...too keep it brief”
My favorite scenes from this series are of her father, KGVI. When he puts on that paper crown & joins the carolers, you feel the depth of his despair. The actor is marvelous but then so are they all.
Claire Foy is absolutely fabulous in that scene where she perfectly confronts Edward's hideous past (his liason and plot with Hitler). Edward shrinks in shame in front of her. Beautifully acted by both. Riveting.
The actresses they cast for this show is impeccable! I love this show because of the actresses who play the Queen. It is the only show I have been able to rewatch! ❤️
The Queen Mum’s assessment that no one wants a blue stocking for a queen was interesting as the first two queen regnants of England Mary 1 and Elizabeth I (3 if you count Lady Jane Grey) were definitely well educated, just the same as a man would be.
Since Elizabeth was heir presumptive, they should have worked on appropriate topics such as history geography state craft and science. She was flying blind for at least the first five years...
I loved the scene where two heads of state were sent to her office and she dressed them down like an angry mother who caught her sons with their hands in the cookie jar! Definitely one of Claire Foy's best performances. I can't imagine any other actress playing the Queen so well.
I think some of my favorite scenes include her and Thatcher because of how strong and badass they both are. They clash wonderfully and it's just so entertaining to me.
What I respected about Elizabeth was that she was a strong woman but never once lost her femininity. She was proud to be a mother, a wife, and a queen. She will be sorely missed.
@@quinnhall8205 Many people are of the mistaken belief that to be strong, women must abandon all femininity and become men with XX chromosomes. This is seen in fiction and real life. Elizabeth II's limited time with her children is unfortunate, but she was busy ruling about 50 entire countries.
Olivia Colman was the best at telling people off as The Queen.. I remember watching the scene where she stared Harold Wilson down at 3:00 and it scared me so much that I looked away 😳😰 Great acting in this show.
But the whole point is that it was the truth, but not the WHOLE truth. And Elizabeth could not see the missing truth - Charles was emotionally crippled and deeply unhappy because his mother never loved him.
I so agree with so many of your comments. The actresses (and actors) in this series are outstanding. All are worthy of awards. As I remember being glued to the TV set when "The Tudors" were playing, I can watch "The Crown" over and over again and am amazed at the level of their performances. Claire Foy and Olivia Coleman are extraordinary and if I were King Charles, I would make them both Dames of Great Britain.
the most outstanding demonstration of power is in self discipline, honor and self control, the queen is a master class in all. nowadays people lack of all of those things, instead they are easily influenced by anything, a rollercoaster of emotions, entitle, victims of everything and they call that empowered.
I’m surprised. I did dream about this once and after this conversation, prince Philip just went off with me and I loved every minute. I loved Elizabeth and Prince Philip argued so much that he went off with me. This was one of my best dreams of 2021
@@nicolelawless3199…the creepiest para social comment I’ve ever read and I’ve seen a lot of weird ones. People really are mentally ill and unwell when it comes to famous people.. they really show just how weird they are. No wonder they have body guards to keep “fans” tf away from them and when they DO have to speak to them, they hate it. I wouldn’t want these obsessed creeps around me either.
the casting and preparation for the roles in this show has been nothing short of fantastic. yes there may be an element of creative license taken with some character elements, but especially those playing the Queen and Prince Philip were fantastic. i was so impressed with this show.
Claire Foy was by far my favourite portrayal of the Queen. I was really disappointed when they recast her in season 3. I understand why they made the choice but I still think she could’ve been aged with make up and kept in the role for at least a few more seasons. My only complaint about the show in general is that they really don’t show Queen Elizabeth’s marvellous sense of humour and great comedic timing.
I never expected to say this, I was never much of a Royalist, but I miss her. She was kind, had a huge heart and a hell of a sense of humour, and boy did she put in a shift for the country, right up to the day she died. Wherever she is now, hopefully with Philip, her father and everyone who loved her, I hope she's happy and can now rest after her decades with the weight of that crown. RIP Ma'am. We all will miss you and keep you in our hearts as the last of this country's real Royals. Charles is now king and I of course wish him well..... but you'll always be our true MONARCH.
Hes a wonderful ecologist and environmentalist who advocates for protection of the planet, climate change reform, organic farming.. His charitable trust raises millions of dollars a year. You never hear any of this.... just that he was a bad husband, which of course he was.
I was whining to myself about all the problems I had encountered in the past few months. I must say that the Queen's last chastening straightened me up quite a bit. Quite a performance.
So much to love about the series, but probably my favorite is the use of the English language. Lines given to Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles were especially scathing! Always love Pip Torrens, though.
I first saw Claire Foy as Janet Armstrong in the movie "First Man", documenting Neal Armstrong's life. She was brilliant there and a dead-on double for Janet Armstrong. I had no idea after watching that movie twice, that she was English and speaks with an English accent. Then in seeing her as the young Queen Elizabeth in The Crown. WOW! I will be a Clarie Foy fan forever. She totally emasculated Phillip with her lines about the ballerina and Porchey.
The ballerina line was actually from Olivia Coleman's tenure in the role. I do prefer Claire Foy's portrayal over Olivia Coleman's, but the latter is still excellent. Foy went in to be in the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" reboot series, and that's quite a trip seeing her killer side. I'm going to have a hard time seeing Imelda Staunton in the role. It's hard to see her as anything other than Delores Umbridge, but maybe she'll surprise me. Elderly Elizabeth should just be Helen Mirren again as far as I'm concerned.
Yah, freaking superb and thanks for reminding me of where I last saw her, I was mulling, trying to find it, was it one of the war wives from "we were soldiers" or maybe another period piece from that era but I couldnt quite put my finger on it.
i was captured by her and made to feel very uncomfortable like heroes can do to you, when she played Erin in "the promise " ,which was riveting .by Peter Kosminsky Channel 4 The Promise - Cinema 2011trailer ua-cam.com/video/6oR4jtQGIYc/v-deo.html & E1 The Promise Episode 1 ua-cam.com/video/dciKqsXQ89U/v-deo.html
I am also a fan of Hugh Laurie. He is great as Dr. House and even the director of the first episodes was fooled and didn't know he was English when he heard him talking with cast members without faking the American accent.
What about Queen Anne, the last Stuart monarch? Her connections with Catholics and Protestants and the royal families of Europe brought about peace and heralded in the Georgian era. She was recently portrayed in film as a neurotic woman keeping rabbits (both pure invention).
There's been 6 Queens of the UK/England, and you mentioned the 3 that weren't Queen by themselves from the cradle. Mary I, Mary II and Anne all were more guaranteed of their ascension. Elizabeth I was behind her brother in the succession, whilst being declared illegitimate as a child, and imprisoned by her sister. Victoria was 5th in line at her birth, behind 2 uncles, her father, and one cousin (the prince regent's daughter), and Elizabeth II was thrust as heir presumptive by the abdication crisis.
@@xolotlnephthys Actually..... *Elizabeth I was behind her half-brother and half-sister (Edward VI and Mary I). Mary imprisoned her in the Tower. *Victoria was not assured of the Crown. At birth, she was behind three uncles and only one legitimate cousin.
One of my favorite scenes. Her uncle was portrayed as a condescending, arrogant and insulting man, yet he had no problem accepting an annual allowance from The Crown. The Queen shut him down. Love Claire Foy as the Queen. .... PEACE to ALL.
She has incredible eyes. Great eyes, not only just beautiful, but eyes that can speak full, passionate, and heart-wrenching words with just a look. That's my favorite thing about Claire.
I think we all just heard the news.
R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II
She fulfilled her duty brilliantly but I fear the monarchy will not survive without her.
Heard it from my Art teacher in class and this is exactly what happened: Oh the queen just died... The class: Why did you say it so calmly?
Yes... She made full of her vow,
"i will dedicate my entire life, whatever it is long or short, to serving people "
May she rest in peace. Long live the king.
Yank here; moved to Belgium October 2000 and then about 11 months later was with my mother, my wife, and 5 yo daughter was in London 09/12/2001 wandering around behind Buckingham palace in a state of mild shock when suddenly the Queen told one of the guards to invite my daughter in to walk through her garden. we could hardly believe it; then, about an hour later were in front of the palace as the royal Band played America's national anthem. we were then all in tears; especially my mom because when my daughter's age in 1943 had just discovered her father had been shot down in S Germany on a bombing run and pow'd. she had no idea he was definitely alive to be later liberated and return home safe and sound. So in 2001 that public expression of "State solidarity was very powerful and moving, setting very deep in our hearts a love for the Queen and the U.K. as well. Friends, the Queen is not dead, she has finally gone to her eternal home never to bothered with the brokenness of this world again. Jesus said- “I am the resurrection and the life.* Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying.( John 11:25 NLT) May God be with and comfort all who mourn her departure, she was a lovely Lady.
@@dmmusicmusic Another Yank, partial to the Lady on Canadian coins I collected since I was eight. Queen Elizabeth II is the only British monarch I've ever known. Truly irreplaceable.
My favorite is: “I am fully aware that I am surrounded by strong men, capable men, intelligent men who think they can do the job better. Well, wether you liked it or not the crown fell on my head.”
What episode is this?
That's not the word for word dialogue.
@@shaimarie8590 I know it's from the 1st or 2nd season, because that iconic line was from Claire Foy.
@@giankie_507 2nd. The end of Harold Macmillan's tenure.
This sentence is to say that before strength and intelligence, comes order and order is a woman's.
I wish I had a "THIS CONVERSATION IS OVER" button to push whenever I needed it
Yes! And a servant to open the door and whisk whoever is annoying you away . . .
Same lol XD I think everyone needs such a button...
TBH
Everytime she uses that little ring, I feel so unnaturally happy.
🤣🤣🤣 I need that for my husband
That speech she gives Phillip about marrying him besides her family's dismay always breaks my heart. You can definitely see the hurt in her eyes while she maintains her composure.
Hello.Which season and episode is that?
A brief look at history does also show that the establishment really were against it and very much preferred she look elsewhere
Strong will was a hall mark of hers even then
@@sehranahadov7255 4
That scene implies that Phillip didn't love her. That's not what I've read.
@@billcollins2798 no, only that he loved someone else at some point...but I'm curious about who as well
Charles: "...and I am suffering"
Elizabeth: "I'm about to end this mans whole career"
Oh, boo hoo hoo. Poor Charles. Couldn't marry his snaggle toothed old mistress.
@@SymphonyBrahms Except he did.
It was Diana who was suffering because of prince Charles. I blame the medias obsession with Diana and they caused her death.
RIP Diana, Princess of Wales
1961 - 1997 ❤️
@@nicolelawless3199 Oh, enough of the she-was-a-poor-little-angel propaganda from the Cult of Diana. The former Princess of Wales had her own issues; her infantile codependence being one. It wasn't Charles' fault that Diana was naive and immature and thus a total mismatch for him; just as it wasn't her fault that Charles had a need for approval and was more philosophically- and intellectually-minded. Contrary to what 'The Crown' will have you believe, Charles did not have a close relationship with Camilla through the early years of his marriage. Only later, as things between he and Diana started to break down because of the chasm between their personalities did he rekindle his connection to Camilla. _Then_ DIana played The BIggest Victim on the Planet, taking no responsibility for her own actions, as is typical of juvenile people.
@@bayousbambino427
And she was struggling with them like I was for a few years until Mummy found out what really was going on, I wished I told her way back in November 2018 but I didn’t think she’d understand me and that’s why I left it until 2021 not long after Prince Philip had died
if memory serves, you had your own ballerinas for that - is the MOST BADASS line in the entire show! pure gold!
I thought it was a bit below the belt...no pun intended!😉
I lost it at that line 😂😂😂😂
And a savage queen burn!!
And the fact that she just drops it like it’s nothing, effortless yet devastating.
She made him choke lol!
This isn’t hyperbole: Ms Foy’s interpretation of Elizabeth II is one of the finest performances ever committed to celluloid.
yes!
I don’t know about that. I do know that it’s ahistorical.
@William Bleeker They haven't actually used celluloid for many years now (lol)...
@@BerenikiRegina Thank you so much for your services, Captain Obvious.
@@williambleeker7214 You're welcome ;-)
That last monologue Her Majesty delivers to Charles IS EVERYTHING! SO BRILLIANTLY WRITTEN and PERFORMED!
I agree.
Charles is a putz but for better or worse, he is now king.
Well as she said in the show, he better start behaving like one.
Perfect.
The real Charles truly comes across as a petulant spoilt person. No wonder the Queen held on to the throne as long as she could.
Claire is one of the best actors of this generation for sure. This woman knows how to give a stellar performance 🎭
she also played anne boylen what a performance.
The queen ua-cam.com/video/MHhc2D4cE-c/v-deo.html
She’s brilliant ⭐️
Agreed
She was excellent in Women Talking. Damn fine film. Highly recommend it.
The "Porchey is a friend " scene will always be ICONIC 👌🏽
Very true. Princess Elizabeth loved him from the first time she met him. She was only like 14 or something like that, young teenager. Prince Philip was so handsome, any girl would be smitten. But she loved him, grew into actual love. Not sure about Prince Philip but I think he definitely did come to appreciate and respect her, which is pretty close to love. He came from such an emotionally deprived background it's possible he never knew what love was until he got some from her.
🥺🥺🥺
The way her voice trembles when she says "Can you honestly say the same? "
@@dwijdave6046 That line melted me.
I can’t even tell Claire from the character, and that is a great actress.
“If memory serves you had your own ballerinas for that.”-Liz
Philip: Well that escalated QUICKLy.
Yeah, that was a body blow. You could tell he felt that!
@@athenastewart9167 Poor guy was about to choke. 😂
Damn...
@@athenastewart9167 what does the line mean? I don't understand it.
@@tam6753 She threw serious shade at her husband, as he had infamously dallied with ballerinas in his youth.
Gillian Anderson is simply perfect as Thatcher. Voice, tempo, inflection... so good
Gillian Anderson is one of the most brilliant carracter actresses.
Not to mention hot. I mean really, reeeaaaly hot! Two cans of hairspray per take.
She’s great in everything but she’s more Thatcher than Meryl
I hated it, which is the highest accolade that an actor can get when playing such a divisive and abhorrent individual.
And she went out like one, walking around with a smile on her face, days before death like nothing was wrong. God save the Queen
hey!!!! its a TV show
she really was such a strong woman
@@HK-gm8pe No
Cringe queen
@@nani_bow3489 Yes.
A few u left out, like when Charles came to her for her to say thank you after his visit to Wales and speach. And When the prime Minister abdicated while she was pregnant, and she said something like "Do know? I have been queen barely 10 years now, and in that time I have had 3 prime Minister, all of then clever men, great men, brilliant men, not one has lasted the course, they have been too old, too ill or too weak, a confederacy of elected quitters"
Prime Ministers don't 'abdicate'. They resign.
@@Chuck0856 You're splitting hairs. In reality, anyone can abdicate. To abdicate simply means to quite or resign or abandon one's duties. It would not be incorrect to state that Nixon abdicated the presidency. Trump certainly abdicated his responsibilities in his last few months as president.
@@nunyabiznez6381 abdicate has a whole different resonance in England.
How could I forget the iconic line “A confederacy of elected quitters” *Shame!*
@@ErnestoHerrera2002 Shame indeed.. 😐
Claire as the Queen has rendered stellar performance. I watch The Crown Series again and again only because of such unpretentiously natural performance of Foy. She is really the Queen . I have watched endless number of films and the series. But Foy remains unmatchable in my estimation
Agreed, Claire was a joy to watch.
I adore Olivia Colemen too, probably my favourite actress at the moment.
She is amazing. Her voice, her expressions, mannerisms.. wonderful.
You and I should be friends on this opinion.
Now that I watched series 3 and 4, I definitely think Claire Foy did a much better job than Olivia Colman. She’s got a lot more acting to do. She transforms in front of the camera. Olivia just had one tone to play and was a lot more unlikable.
That last scene where Elizabeth puts Charles in his place is GOLD. Both actors did a terrific job.
Having only seen season 1 and 2, that ballerina line had me SHOOK
Hi 👋 Allison, how are you doing?
What's the name of the series? =)
@@thynk-unlimited The Crown
I could watch the scene of the queen throwing glass at Phillip 100 times it never gets old.
Phillip was being a real C U Next Tuesday and deserved every bit of it
I was annoyed and I understand why the Queen lost it because her father died so young. I still love Prince Philip though
I felt bad for laughing but that scene was funny to me lol
I know right 😂
What Philip said was callous and heartless. He deserved to have lot more lethal things thrown at him.
The queen talking to her Uncle, I believe she said the words the entire nation wanted to say, when they found out the truth.
For someone completely ignorant to the circumstances, what are you referring to?
@@queezle4277 that he plotted to collaborate with the Nazis in exchange for his throne if the Nazis invaded the UK
@@vampiregamingyt8754 Omg Wow!
@@vampiregamingyt8754 HOLY SHIT!!!
@@vampiregamingyt8754 yes…you have to remember those bombing raids on Buckingham Palace were a direct attempt to assassinate King George VI and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
Both Clare Foy and Olivia Coleman performed a marvellous role as The Queen. Each gave their own uniqueness to their role. Watching the all seasons again.
“Think of it as a question.” Holy cow, the subtle power of that statement is wild. And a line so well delivered.
I sort of love how much disdain she has for Charles that she is seemingly in physical pain when she has to talk to him.
"Love"???
@@ilawilliams8617 are you a child? Or otherwise unfit to understand the comment?
I don’t think she liked him very much.
To be honest Princess Anne is more fit to be Queen than Charles.
@@steph_lopez Too bad that she could only become queen after the death of all of her brothers and their children and grandchildren.
Imagine how she must feel, knowing that for the good of her country, she MUST outlive her son.
Ikr
@Luca Goodoer I think they were referring to Prince Charles.
🤣😂
Please though guys. Is there any clear tendencies that she doesn't want Charles to suceed her. And to say that a mother would want to outlive her child. That is very mean isn' it? Even though the child is becoming old at this point.
it does not matter, they have no power.
I love her rigidity… it’s so commanding… she’s so controlled
Also love how she tears Charles a new hole over how he treats Diana like dirt.
Hi 👋 Adriana, how are you doing?
@@patrickmckinley6679 she’s fine, pervert.
@Adriana MacLennan Forgetting that the Queen’s sons act PRECISELY as she raised them
It's not about how he treats Diana. It's about how both of them treat the people and their behavior in public.
Diana cheated on him first. She did him dirty
Her dressing down of Lord Mountbatten in “Coup” is also one of her best.
It was necessary. He had such a complex about having to give up his princely status as a young man that it drove his ambition. It got him back into Buckingham Palace, enough for him to feel emboldened to overstep the mark.
One of the best episodes
They also do a great job highlighting the distance the Queen keeps with everyone especially her children. Literally stands behind a chair to talk to Charles about marriage issues. Not together on the couch, standing “like privy council, ...too keep it brief”
My favorite scenes from this series are of her father, KGVI. When he puts on that paper crown & joins the carolers, you feel the depth of his despair. The actor is marvelous but then so are they all.
That scene brings me tears just to think about it!
That scene destroyed me.
The thing these tremendous scenes had in common was not great acting but a truly great script that enabled that acting. Scriptwriters are underrated.
Claire Foy is absolutely fabulous in that scene where she perfectly confronts Edward's hideous past (his liason and plot with Hitler). Edward shrinks in shame in front of her. Beautifully acted by both. Riveting.
The actresses they cast for this show is impeccable! I love this show because of the actresses who play the Queen. It is the only show I have been able to rewatch! ❤️
that’s first scene had me kicking my feet and giggling. she girlbossed so incredibly close to the sun with that one.
The Queen Mum’s assessment that no one wants a blue stocking for a queen was interesting as the first two queen regnants of England Mary 1 and Elizabeth I (3 if you count Lady Jane Grey) were definitely well educated, just the same as a man would be.
What does a blue stocking mean? Educated I'm assuming?
@@rc1411 Yes. Well educated - referring to a woman.
Actually an intellectual or literary woman.
Because the Queen mother was a vapid socialite who could only do small talk.
Since Elizabeth was heir presumptive, they should have worked on appropriate topics such as history geography state craft and science. She was flying blind for at least the first five years...
Bookworm.
And Victorian England is where we get alot of our traditions from. And some we get from medieval society.
"Now finally I love you more than I love Margaret"
Philippe being a savage
Claire Foy will always be the Young Queen Elizabeth! She played her to perfection.
Claire Foy, Olivia Coleman and Imelda Staunton all did an amazing job portraying the late queen
The last clip sealed Olivia's Emmy Best Actress award.
You forgot the famous "For better or for worst, the crown has landed on my head. And I say we go"
Claire Foye was ABSOLUTELY PERFECT for this role.
Olivia Coleman was perfect too
And Imelda Staunton too!!
I loved the scene where two heads of state were sent to her office and she dressed them down like an angry mother who caught her sons with their hands in the cookie jar! Definitely one of Claire Foy's best performances. I can't imagine any other actress playing the Queen so well.
I don’t care what anyone says, QE is an icon. How can you not love her?
It is very easy.
Too easy
easy... dont be a brit...
The truth about the queen
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@@peaveyst7 *brit here* I hate the royals 🙂
I think some of my favorite scenes include her and Thatcher because of how strong and badass they both are. They clash wonderfully and it's just so entertaining to me.
What I respected about Elizabeth was that she was a strong woman but never once lost her femininity. She was proud to be a mother, a wife, and a queen. She will be sorely missed.
She was almost never with her children. But I do understand that when ppl died we should pretend they were almost perfect in life.
The truth about the queen
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What does femininity have to do with strength?
@@quinnhall8205 Many people are of the mistaken belief that to be strong, women must abandon all femininity and become men with XX chromosomes. This is seen in fiction and real life. Elizabeth II's limited time with her children is unfortunate, but she was busy ruling about 50 entire countries.
@@quinnhall8205 I agree. The two very much go hand in hand.
Olivia Colman was the best at telling people off as The Queen.. I remember watching the scene where she stared Harold Wilson down at 3:00 and it scared me so much that I looked away 😳😰 Great acting in this show.
And when she told off Margaret Thatcher as well.
I’m good at telling others off. Everyone got scared of me as I grieved for Prince Philip last year because they know not to mention him in front of me
I thought both Foy and Colman were excellent. Haven't seen Prof. Umbrage as The Queen yet.
@@rosc2022 I’m excited to see this season with her as Queen. I hope she’s as good as the last two.
@@rosc2022 who
Claire Foy is spectacular as Queen Elizabeth 2.
my dumb ass read that as "Queen Elizabeth two"
@@andrej13666 Real easy being real dumb sometimes, friend!
@@andrej13666 that’s not dumh
Oh man, I never in my 53 years ever cared for the royals, but this is by far one of the best shows I have ever watched...in 53 years!!!!
Her in the end throwing truths in Charles' face about him and also Diana is something that many were "stuck" to say.
But the whole point is that it was the truth, but not the WHOLE truth. And Elizabeth could not see the missing truth - Charles was emotionally crippled and deeply unhappy because his mother never loved him.
She pretty much told her uncle “Screw you.” I just love the fierce and determined look in her eyes
Honestly I think everyone wanted to say that considering everything in both IRL and the show he did.
I LOVE CLAIRE AND SHE WAS SO GORGEOUS IN THE CROWN
I so agree with so many of your comments. The actresses (and actors) in this series are outstanding. All are worthy of awards. As I remember being glued to the TV set when "The Tudors" were playing, I can watch "The Crown" over and over again and am amazed at the level of their performances. Claire Foy and Olivia Coleman are extraordinary and if I were King Charles, I would make them both Dames of Great Britain.
Claire Foy and Olivia Colman played ERII really well. Must be a lot of pressure to the next actress playing HMTQ.
I doubt it. It's Imelda Staunton. She's a goddess and will nail the final two seasons.
@@xxwhispersxx2856 Do you know when will the new series be released?
“On our feet keep it brief” I’m using that shit from now on
She is a force to be reckoned with.
The truth about the queen
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At 3:30 I was expecting the "Tribal leader in eccentric costume" bit.
Another fan of The Audience!
Foy killed it. Period.
the most outstanding demonstration of power is in self discipline, honor and self control, the queen is a master class in all.
nowadays people lack of all of those things, instead they are easily influenced by anything, a rollercoaster of emotions, entitle, victims of everything and they call that empowered.
When she asked Philip if he could say that she was the only person that he had ever loved, and he just stood there and said nothing...😭💔💔💔
I’m surprised. I did dream about this once and after this conversation, prince Philip just went off with me and I loved every minute. I loved Elizabeth and Prince Philip argued so much that he went off with me. This was one of my best dreams of 2021
@@nicolelawless3199 oh shut up
@@nicolelawless3199 what the actual fuck
@@allthingschanice2485 💀
@@nicolelawless3199…the creepiest para social comment I’ve ever read and I’ve seen a lot of weird ones.
People really are mentally ill and unwell when it comes to famous people.. they really show just how weird they are. No wonder they have body guards to keep “fans” tf away from them and when they DO have to speak to them, they hate it. I wouldn’t want these obsessed creeps around me either.
8:25 the moment when the Queen took the long-life potion
Lmao
"I'm about to end this man's whole career!"
Imagine challenging a woman who passed through WW2, served in Army as mechanic and passed through alot of prime minister. 😀
The Crown has such amazing actors and a very good script.
That first scene she just rips his still beating heart out lmao. Like gtfo uncle your a joke
He sided with the Nazis, he deserved what he got.
I wonder if The Bell was given a nick name by the Household.
That's a nice thought
the casting and preparation for the roles in this show has been nothing short of fantastic. yes there may be an element of creative license taken with some character elements, but especially those playing the Queen and Prince Philip were fantastic. i was so impressed with this show.
Olivia Coleman sets him straight in his place. Charles is portrayed as such a petulant child.
8:12 it's at this point she decided she would live forever so he'd never be king lmao
The Queen yelling at charles...thats so powerful
Claire Foy was by far my favourite portrayal of the Queen. I was really disappointed when they recast her in season 3. I understand why they made the choice but I still think she could’ve been aged with make up and kept in the role for at least a few more seasons.
My only complaint about the show in general is that they really don’t show Queen Elizabeth’s marvellous sense of humour and great comedic timing.
The way she rips into Philip 😂😂 I love the crown so much 🤗
I never expected to say this, I was never much of a Royalist, but I miss her. She was kind, had a huge heart and a hell of a sense of humour, and boy did she put in a shift for the country, right up to the day she died. Wherever she is now, hopefully with Philip, her father and everyone who loved her, I hope she's happy and can now rest after her decades with the weight of that crown.
RIP Ma'am. We all will miss you and keep you in our hearts as the last of this country's real Royals. Charles is now king and I of course wish him well..... but you'll always be our true MONARCH.
This show likes to portray Charles as such a craven, self absorbed, overcooked porridge.
That is genuinely one side of him. It's not all he is. But it's definitely a part of what he is.
Well when the whole nation thinks hes nothing but a wanker.
@@thevampirecielphantomhive2342 well...he is
Hes a wonderful ecologist and environmentalist who advocates for protection of the planet, climate change reform, organic farming.. His charitable trust raises millions of dollars a year. You never hear any of this.... just that he was a bad husband, which of course he was.
i foudn also some aspergen like traits
"and might I suggest you start to behave like one!"
Can't wait to use that line.
This show is a masterpiece. My grandma is from Trinidad so a huge monarchist and got me into it and can’t thank her enough.
I love Irish, Scottish, and Briton accents, they sound so proper and neat. The actors are doing an amazing job speaking as royals.
I was whining to myself about all the problems I had encountered in the past few months. I must say that the Queen's last chastening straightened me up quite a bit. Quite a performance.
So much to love about the series, but probably my favorite is the use of the English language. Lines given to Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles were especially scathing! Always love Pip Torrens, though.
Hi 👋 Diana, how are you doing?
The bit at the end with Prince Charles was on the mark. Its a pity he failed to take his mother's advice.
6:00 That was a really low blow. I can't believe he would say something like that, disrespecting her father, when he mourned him with her.
I first saw Claire Foy as Janet Armstrong in the movie "First Man", documenting Neal Armstrong's life. She was brilliant there and a dead-on double for Janet Armstrong. I had no idea after watching that movie twice, that she was English and speaks with an English accent. Then in seeing her as the young Queen Elizabeth in The Crown. WOW! I will be a Clarie Foy fan forever. She totally emasculated Phillip with her lines about the ballerina and Porchey.
Go watch Little Dorrit. She is amazing in that.
The ballerina line was actually from Olivia Coleman's tenure in the role. I do prefer Claire Foy's portrayal over Olivia Coleman's, but the latter is still excellent. Foy went in to be in the "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" reboot series, and that's quite a trip seeing her killer side. I'm going to have a hard time seeing Imelda Staunton in the role. It's hard to see her as anything other than Delores Umbridge, but maybe she'll surprise me. Elderly Elizabeth should just be Helen Mirren again as far as I'm concerned.
Yah, freaking superb and thanks for reminding me of where I last saw her, I was mulling, trying to find it, was it one of the war wives from "we were soldiers" or maybe another period piece from that era but I couldnt quite put my finger on it.
i was captured by her and made to feel very uncomfortable like heroes can do to you, when she played Erin in "the promise " ,which was riveting .by Peter Kosminsky Channel 4 The Promise - Cinema 2011trailer ua-cam.com/video/6oR4jtQGIYc/v-deo.html & E1 The Promise Episode 1 ua-cam.com/video/dciKqsXQ89U/v-deo.html
I am also a fan of Hugh Laurie. He is great as Dr. House and even the director of the first episodes was fooled and didn't know he was English when he heard him talking with cast members without faking the American accent.
One of my absolute favorite scenes, perfect absolutely perfect...... bravo 👏👏👏
i just love this scene @6:31. when he saw that she reached for a glass he ducked so quickly and ran for his life.
That speech she gave Charles at the end...even I felt scolded 😳😳👍🏻👌🏻
When the prince's mother said, "What are you doing here?" that was his cue to leave.
"Those things will killed you"...Philip lived until his 99th birthday💀 hahahaha
JAJAJAJAJA yeah but I think he really quit that habit and it is kinda weird because he always wanted to be fitness like in shape and healthy
She smoked as well. She just did it in private.
0:38 The " you are fucking dead " stare is badass aff
0:38 The way she pauses and stares at him like "The audacity of this b*tch"... and the stands up and proceeds to destroy him. Brilliant!
Out of everyone who’s played the queen, I think Claire Foy was outstanding!
Rest in peace your Majesy, queen Elizabeth II. A headstrong leader that embodied the 20th century.
Hun, she's been doing it for longer than most of us have been alive. Still love the sentiment of this video. Long live the Queen.
Elizabeth I, Victoria, Elizabeth II , greats Queens; because they were Queen by themselves from the cradle.
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Why do you have a shamrock there?
Elizabeth I was not intended to become queen, though. Neither was Elizabeth II.
What about Queen Anne, the last Stuart monarch? Her connections with Catholics and Protestants and the royal families of Europe brought about peace and heralded in the Georgian era. She was recently portrayed in film as a neurotic woman keeping rabbits (both pure invention).
There's been 6 Queens of the UK/England, and you mentioned the 3 that weren't Queen by themselves from the cradle. Mary I, Mary II and Anne all were more guaranteed of their ascension. Elizabeth I was behind her brother in the succession, whilst being declared illegitimate as a child, and imprisoned by her sister. Victoria was 5th in line at her birth, behind 2 uncles, her father, and one cousin (the prince regent's daughter), and Elizabeth II was thrust as heir presumptive by the abdication crisis.
@@xolotlnephthys Actually.....
*Elizabeth I was behind her half-brother and half-sister (Edward VI and Mary I). Mary imprisoned her in the Tower.
*Victoria was not assured of the Crown. At birth, she was behind three uncles and only one legitimate cousin.
When she chased him and threw the glass at him... amazing
That row with Phillip is just precious. 😆
I just love the calmness yet fierceness of the Thatcher vs Queen Elizabeth II conversations
Love her to bits can’t believe we’ve lost her.
She was the badass throughout the whole 70 years… RIP Elizabeth Regina…
I LOVED that interaction with her uncle because after her statement then pressing that bell meant "A$$ Out!!!!!.... 😁
One of my favorite scenes. Her uncle was portrayed as a condescending, arrogant and insulting man, yet he had no problem accepting an annual allowance from The Crown. The Queen shut him down. Love Claire Foy as the Queen. .... PEACE to ALL.
She was not badass for few minutes, she is untill all the years of her reign.
God bless your Majesty.
This actress does such an amazing job.. her voice especially and her accent really well done
She has incredible eyes. Great eyes, not only just beautiful, but eyes that can speak full, passionate, and heart-wrenching words with just a look. That's my favorite thing about Claire.
Yes, the same with Vanessa Kirby, the eyes have it.
I must admit I never watched the series... these clips are just amazing... Big time!!
8:18 This aged well
I love both actresses, Claire Foy and Olivia Colman. Brilliant performance. .... PEACE to ALL.