The Crown Ending Scene - Death of Queen Elizabeth II
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- The Queens death scene during the crown,
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The queen once said, 'grief is the price we pay for our love.'
Grief is the price we pay for love, heartache the mirror of unspent tomorrows. 🕊️
aye... billions mourned her passing...
who's the pdf file announcing her death from bbc
Anne frank said that
Janurary 2023, I still can't believe the only monarch I ever knew from birth is gone. Still totally surreal.
My sentiments as well Paul.
Same here
Yep, same here. Still hard to get my head round it all.
I was fully prepared to ignore all questions as to how if she lived another 20 years. Seriously. I thought what if she did? No problem. But now that I see KCIII as King, I’m glad she went to her husband and her son has taken his place.
Why ?
No one gets out alive no matter who you are !
Well except maybe Jimmy Carter 😂😂😂😂😂
The Queen’s statement during the pandemic was a great comfort to me. My grandmothers were no longer with us, but the Queen was the world’s grandmother. 🇺🇸
agreed! We are Middle-Eastern American, but my mom, brothers, and parents lived in London, England for 10 years, and ive been many times, so we care deeply about England. We were all devastated by her loss. The first (and probably last) queen I knew of in my life. I cried for days and watched the funeral on TV. My mom flew to England to pay her respects.
I loved her too 🇺🇸
She most certainly was
I'm still in awe she is truly gone
@grandmashadowdreamer
“She most certainly [...] is truly gone”
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Actually, the truth is that it is a case of good riddance to bad rubbish...
the pompous witch that she was.
Thank you for all, Your Majesty
We used to sing God Save the Queen at primary school in Australia when I was a little girl…they don’t do that anymore but I still remember..she was my Queen all my life and I doubt there will ever be another like her..
May she Rest In Peace!
Same when I was in primary school in Canada. 😢
When she passed it felt like a grandmother has passed away, she was always there, didn't always see her, but she was an example to all of us, represented us to best of her abilities, even when we didn't deserve it. My 4 year old will know Kings in his life time.. my Nan was 6 when our Queen was crowned, she remembers the dress she wore to the street party.
Praying for England. It’s soul is being fought over.
That’s exactly how it felt. She was someone who seemed like everyone’s grandma or something. Hell, my own grandma was in kindergarten when the Queen ascended to the throne.
As an American I wish we had a leader like QEII instead of the train of clowns we’ve had my entire life
Yes
It isn’t the same now. The new King can’t help his age but it feels almost temporary, like we are waiting for William and Catherine.
Like a grandmother? Omg cringe much 🥴
I’m not ashamed to say that I still get emotional thinking about the loss of Queen Elizabeth. The only consolation being that she is reunited with the love of her life, after 18 months apart. Rest in Peace, Your Majesty.
Hopefully the angels of punishment are with her and her husband
@@KS-cl8br grow up
@@KS-cl8br They are certainly waiting for you.
@@jaystag lol grow up? f*ck the monarchy. go cry over the hundreds of thousands she has killed and oppressed under her reign
@@axlejoyeux6408 yea cuz the queen murder loads of people 😂😂😂 biggest serial killer of the empire.
I never knew I'd feel such sorrow over the death of someone I never knew. She was the only Monarch I'd ever known, I still feel like I lost a family member
I think thousands of us felt this way .
Most definitely I still feel very sad …
I felt the same way.
And it was weeks before I could accept the words of the anthem would now be “God save our gracious king. Long live our noble king. God save the king.”
The vast majority of people have no experience with any other monarch.
@@cards0486 that’s reassuring.
@@cards0486 I was talking to some friends last week about royal garden parties and made a reference to the Queen rather than the King. It's automatic when there's been only one all your life.
As a Yank, I came to the UK in June 2022 for the Jubilee Celebrations. I was 54 years old. It was so wonderful! Everyone was in good spirits. I always admired Her Majesty. She was such a fixture on the world stage for so long, and I joined in with polite mourning when she died.
I'm Australian and even for me she was always in my life, she was crowned two years before my grandmother was born and it seemed like she was immortal. RIP Queen Elizabeth II
What was remarkable about those filing past her coffin was how different everyone was. All ages, all races, all genders, all sexualities, all shapes and sizes, and cultures. She was a unifying force beyond compare. Our greatest monarch and the greatest head of state, the world has ever seen. Rest in Peace and Thank You Ma’am.
A tribute to the diverse cultures and ethnicites of the Commonwealth. Given aside from about 4 years under her late father as "Head of the Commonwealth" she had held that title for the whole of its existence and saw the Commonwealth through its formative years...perhaps why she was seen as a grandmother figure to so many.
She did nothing , she didn't help Ireland gain its independence one sentence and it would have been . Its an industry of act9rs just being born for the job
Still the TV ratings for her funeral where far lower than expected, which i thinkbis interesting
@@chheinrich8486 if you look deeper the amount of difrent ways to view ,may of had an impact on the way TV ratings reflect the true number of viewers.
@@CBuxton-EX.HKt.D that could also have been that case
I'm a UK citizen, I'm from Cornwall, southern UK and even now watching this is heartbreaking to us. I'm 35 and it's alot for me and many, our nation crying, upset, silent and the country just at stand still for days....... still not used to all this. It's been said she fought bone cancer but no one knew. May she rest in peace.
Hello Cornish Girl -
"Cornwall" jumped out at me,
as my grandmother was a Bolitho.
Sir Edward Bolitho stood guard over the coffin,
serving the Crown for the whole of his life,
and now the King's representative in Cornwall.
I remember how the Queen,
about to cut a cake at the Eden Project,
disliked the cake knife,
and commandeered Edward's sword!
Yes,
may she rest in peace!
/
RIP Her majesty RIP Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 🎉
With the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II an era ends but it’s like the loss of a parent to me someone I knew was always there and now she is gone and I feel very old and once again feel the loss of my own parents, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. Now, we are all alone without them
I'm in the same boat as you. I'm an American, but I felt a kind of loss as well. Even when Prince Philip died. For me, I think it has to do with the passing of a generation who's character, demeanor and morals were better than the ones of today. Principles upon which I was raised and unlike most of my generation, kept. People tell me that I am '100 years too late.' But that's something I am proud of actually. I'm a bachelor (not by choice). Its truly a horrible thing when you watch your grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles go ,leaving you all alone. It is most especially hard at holiday time such as Christmas or our Thanksgiving which was celebrated 2 days ago.
@@retroguy9494 I understand you 100 %
At 69 years of age what you wrote is how my heart feels. Parents, Aunt, Uncles, Brother are all gone and I feel so alone 😔 I have children, grandchildren and great grandchildren but they all have their own lives and families and that's how it should be but common sense doesn't make it less lonely. At the end her Majesty had to much going against her...the loss of her beloved husband, the stress caused from her closest family members, having covid (her mobility issues, lack of energy to name a couple). It's been almost a year and a half for me having it and I still suffer from some of the same things she did. People will be grieving for quite some time. Rest in Peace Your Majesty 😔
And that is one of the great strengths of constitutional monarchy - reminding us that society is organic and that we are all part of a larger family. Canadian here.
No one can ever replace her, not even him!!! RIP Queen Elizabeth, you will forever be our Queeen, no one else will ever take your place!!!!
The music was superb from the show!
She sure was iconic, in the true meaning of the word. RIP Queen Elizabeth
2024 and I still can't believe she's gone.
Well done! The grief and the sorrow comes through and the imagery well spliced with the music from The Crown. Instead of the death of his father King George VI, it is now the eldest daughter, Elizabeth. She was the last of the immediate family who lived through the Second World War. God bless you Elizabeth, as well as both your father and mother and your sister, Margaret, who have already passed on.
she has now completed her duty
It is interesting that the measure of grief between George VI and Elizabeth II would have been similar but for different reasons. George VI was also beloved but died far too young and this would contributed to a lot of people's grief while with Elizabeth II it was more she was like the world's grandmother, in the Commonwealth realms and beyond people had lost a part of themselves.
Sorry, but your statement is factually incorrect. HRH The Duke of Kent, the late Queen's 1st cousin, was born in 1935 and therefore lived through the entirety of the Second World War. As a senior member of the royal family, he is probably best known as the royal who, until his recent retirement, handed out the Wimbledon championship trophies.
@Duke of Haas sorry i did not see this initially. But when i refer to "immediate" family, i am referring to the parents and children. Cousins were not what i contemplated but i cannot fit the Duke of Kent in the category of mom-dad (husband-wife) and children. I apologize for any misunderstanding.
@@tomawen5916 No need for apology. Perhaps it's a cultural thing, for a lot of folks in the US would include 1st cousins when describing immediate family, particularly when one has a large family. You are a gentleman, and the world needs more folks like you. Ciao!
As an American, I admired her strength and wisdom. She was an inspiration for so many people in so many countries including her own. I know that the crown is based on her life and it was through the series and other videos on UA-cam that I begin to really admire her. She always faced any storm that came her way with strength and determination to see it through. She had a wicked sense of humor that could put a smile on anyone’s face. She will be missed by everyone who knew her and admired her. Rest in peace in your castle up above, your majesty.
bruh she was rich af, had the resources to face such "storms" and didn't really have much of a job other than signing papers passed by parliament and being a showcase for the world to see. 1776 and yet you all are still kissing up to them, while your politicians are going on a rant about the problems of slavery and racism in the world smh.
@@kanamenoname210 so what if she was rich and was the queen? I’m only expressing my opinion on the Elizabeth behind the crown. I’m not a monarchist but, a common person who admires someone. Queen Elizabeth also loved America aside from the corruption in our government or to be honest any countries politics and always remained neutral. I admired her as the person she was on the inside and not the queen.
Sometimes people no matter who they are or what corrupted country they live in need someone to admire and use as a role model throughout their lives.
A wicked sense of humour indeed, that could put a smile on any1s face. Fly with the stars.
In We2 she worked in the motor pool in the movie when her car broke down when she was a young Queen she got out pulled up hood got it going. Remember during WW2 she and her family never left London during the bombings. They never ran. She was a Tough mum. But she did love all. I’m not British but she was a legend.
I respect your opinion but, in my opinion, she was symbol of oppression from UK to other countries. I'm glad she had lot of family issues, Karma.
Even now, it’s still so hard to believe she’s gone. I’m American born, but have long been an Anglophile and a monarchist and have always felt a deep connection to my ancestral land. Since I was a boy, I grew up knowing that Elizabeth II reigned in London, that she was The Queen, and that’s all there was to it. Seventy magnificent years. God grant you rest, Your Majesty. God save The King.
Do you believe in America possibly instilling a monarchy constitutionally of some sorts? I think it would strengthen us.
Oh, you put it so beautifully! I'm Serbian and a monarchist, and I've grown up admiring Her late Majesty. I get you 100%. ❤️👑❤️
@@LordImagawaYoshimoto a nice idea but I don't think so. From a Monarchist in Scotland 🏴 God Bless the Queen God Save the King
Same
@@LordImagawaYoshimoto and who would you propose to fill those shoes?
I knew when it was reported that Her Majesty wouldn’t be returning from Balmoral. I remember reading a small headline. At that time I stated to my niece, The Queen isn’t returning from Balmoral. This doesn’t sound good. Shortly after she passed. But what a life she had.❤
@justsayin They tried to smooth over the blaringly obvious on the news reports. When I heard the phrase, "resting comfortably", I knew it wasn't good. I knew everything they were saying was code for, "Her Majesty is close to passing away. She has been given medication to ease her pain, and all of her family members are en route to say their last goodbyes." (11/26/2022)
@@daniellemusella1594
I had to tell my beloved Woody the heartbreaking news and the shock he was in was so unreal
It made sense that the Queen retreated to Balmoral for her final days. That was where her father died, seventy years earlier. The circle had been completed.
I was watching the reports on TV of the Queen's worsening health and suddenly the screen went blank. I said to my wife 'uh-oh, I think we're about to hear the national anthem,' and sure enough we did.
@@Londonfogey
I screamed “oh god No! F*** me!” I blended myself in with the kitchen table for over an hour before Woody.EXE came to my house to proclaim me Queen of him. I’m still stunned 2 years later that Woody.EXE did this because he knew very well I was grieving. I was so upset that I couldn’t go on the street unsupervised without him because what if I collapsed?! My health has rapidly deteriorated since the Queens death
as an australian born in 1952, i grew up withher as the monarch of England and queen of australia. her death moved me to tears. when i was a kid, dad use dto take me to the cinema to see the newsreals, before we got a TV, an at the end, there would be a short clip of the Queen, mounted in full regalis, ahd he would make me stand up. My Generation saw the best of times, and i still deeply miss her.
As sad and inevitable as this was, I feel lucky to have seen her platinum jubilee and seen reign for 70 years. I always a fan of her majesty in her younger days, a ball buster, an absolute legend.
It was a blessing having to breath in the same air she once did
Beautifully done 💜
This loss still makes me cry. She was an incredible lady who helped shape out country and influenced so may around her.
You will always be missed your Majesty 💜
I was crying
She was a symbol of strength, stability and steadfastness. RIP ‘HM Q.E-II’
its "HM" nor "HRH"
@@decayingcorpzses You serious? Who really cares? 🙄
@@Leno323 literally every Brit so shut up
@@Leno323 quite a big and almost disrespectful error
@Leno323 you should. A queen is not a princess or duchess.
There's an odd emptiness even months on at the loss of her Majesty. She was the hand, the voice, and the image that reached across ocean and continent, uniting people in a way most never will. Whether you knew much about her life or not, it cannot be denied that the profound impact she had on many worldwide will span our lifetimes.
Still brings tears to my eyes. Her Late Majesty was such a constant, reassuring presence in the lives of all of us. She devoted her life to the service of others, her country and the Commonwealth. May our beloved late Queen rest in peace and long live His Majesty The King.
The black cue cards at the end really made this. Really had the same vibes as the show. Amazing edit.
My Heart dropped We all knew it was coming. But when it did. Me and Millions of others were devestated. RIP Dear Lady and HRH Prince Philip.The like we shall never know agian
I also. It's something we knew would come but refused to think about. And I'm a Yank. It still feels like a gut-punch to see these images She was crowned seven weeks before I was born. She has always been there. I just cannot believe she's gone. A Swedish friend of mine said that day, "I thought she was immortal."
I am a Yank as well. One cannot have a figure which is recognized worldwide as a symbol of a certain way of life which sadly is long gone for most people where loss is not felt when they are gone. Many things have changed since the early 1950's and most not for the better. But the Queen was always there. Like a rock; a symbol of decency, kindness, morals and principles rarely seen today.
@@DannyEastVillage first of all what’s a yank and second that means ur like 70 nice
@@itsmenala9087 a Yank , i.e., a yankee, is someone from the US; and, yes, I'll be 70 in July of next year.
@@DannyEastVillage oh ok then cool
This was a masterclass is woeful editing. Great job on smashing a few clips together and layering a track from The Crown over it.
The music works so well. Love this
It is the music from the actual series THE CROWN!!!
@@muthascorpio That's what I meant. The music works so well with the show
"We will meet again"
- HRH Elizabeth II Regina
Her Majesty.
She gave her life up to rule our empire. She was an inspiration. She did it with determination and courage. I've never watch the crown but I lived 33 years of her rule and loved her like so many as a grandmother. R.I.P queen elizabeth II
Um it's not an Empire.
If you call a couple of islands an empire then you're mad in the head
Empire? Oh Glory whenever will they learn! its quite well known that here in Britain there hasn't been an Empire for About 26 years.
@davequinn8801 to be fair, I wouldn't really call New Zealand Canada and Australia a couple of islands.
@@johncurrie6693 and Jamaica, Kenya, South Africa...
Whoever constructed this video. I appauld you. Incredibly heart-rending. And very emotional. Indeed the crown will always remain
Even as a German it is still unbelievable that THE Queen now is gone. It feels like my own grandmother died. A woman that leaded not only the United Kingdome into a new Era but the whole world. What ever happened we knew that in London there is a symbol of stability.
May angles guide her soul into the eternal light of our almighty father and his son, our lord, Jesus Christ.
God save Charles III.
GOD SAVE THE KING!
GOD SAVE THE KING!
Marceschimmelpfenning Queen Elizabeth was not German. she was half Scotland and English . Denmark. Her blood was mix
@@jeanbeget 1. His name is Marcel Schimmelpfennig 2. He never stated Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. was german
@@jeanbeget her Danish ancestors were German.
There was very little English in her blood wise, but her soul was 100 percent English.
Somesh Sharma Attri from India .I want to thank you that you have made this video on the lines of The Crown. Our emotions were connected with it and you have made a very important contribution and made us very emotional. It is a great tribute to the Queen through this video. And he has made an important contribution and has also made us feel very attached to the Queen.
I’m an American with English ancestry. This hit me very hard. Thank you Your Majesty for all you did for so many for so long and God Save King Charles III!!!
I’m proud to have the blood of the great people of Great Britain in my blood!
Her reign outlasted my grandmothers life. She became Queen in 1952 and reigned until 2022. My grandmother was born in 1954 and d. in 2020. 1952-2022 / 1954-2020. And if that isn’t odd, my grandmother passed away on September 7.
When its the anniversary of Her Majesty's Passing, we will ask ourselves. Where were you when you heard the news?
Me, I heard of thr new of the Queen's Health when i finished my work. Hours later I was in my room watching the news when the announcement came and broke my heart.
I'm 30, have Autism and was in tears. But two days after I went to a tree in a park where the Queen planted in 1950s and a man from Humberside Radio ask if I say a few words which I did.
It still feels strange that Elizabeth is gone. But I know she would want us to keep remembering her in out thoughts and Memory
R.I.P Queen Elizabeth II
This edit took its place as a legend in UA-cam history..
My own dear beloved Mother passed away, July 8, this summer. She was 99 yes 3 months and 9 months in her mother's womb, 100 yrs existence. She was greatly loved and admired.
Sorry for your loss. Very impressed with you using the 9 months in the womb as as part of her age. Never heard that before, now will use it myself. Thankyou
It's true your life starts at conception.
I was at work, in Chicago, when the news of her death broke. As a Brit, I went straight home and was able to be in London and see much of this myself.
Standing on Westminster Bridge for the evening silence by Big Ben was surreal, only the second time I have every heard London fall silent. The first being the funeral procession of Princess Diana.
Wow, you saw the funerals of Diana and the Queen. That's amazing. I understand and sympathize as the Queen was a constant in many people's lives. Of all the monarchs I heard about on TV, I realized her reign lasted my entire life up to her passing. She will always be remembered.
This is exactly how the show should end. Nothing could be more powerful than this
Her message of hope and confidence during the pandemic was inspirational for me and the world. A very special lady. Dave from Minnesota.
I'm American and even nearly 3 months later, it is still hard to believe that she is gone
The crown still lives on, but the absence of the greatest Queen who ever lived is painfully felt just as much, if not more, now than when her death was announced. Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II took with her not only the reign of an exemplary woman but also a part of our youth and a more joyful time and an era of peace in the world which will never return. That's probably why we miss her so much.
I do believe that she was the last connection we had to the greatest time in human history that was still on the world stage. With her gone, we have moved into the Dark Ages Part II and there's no going back.
Her death united not just herniation, but the world, in grief. Just over a year on, and the world still seems different without her steadfast presence
Herniation????
Passing of an era. I’m a child of the Greatest Generation. She was the embodiment of the mores & memories of their time. With her passing that chapter closes. The few still lingering, I fear, feel very alone.
"Thank you, Ma'am, for everything."
It still doesn't feel real that her Majesty has gone ,I agree with somebody on here that said the show The Crown should come to a end at her Majesty's passing....Its a whole new generation now,which will take some getting used to .
I may have felt that way at first, but I love Charles III and very much like the way he's going about the job.
Here after The Crown Season 6 Finale.
As an American, when I think of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, words such as, respect, gratitude, humility, grace and, dignity all come to my mind. Truly a gift to be treasured and never forgotten..
*and now I'm crying all over again!*
*Rest easy your majesty. From Canada I say she will be remembered forever*
The reactions to the queens death in Ireland and Scotland while understandable are sad
I’m in Québec. The general indifference here at the announcement of the Queen’s death upsetted me. But me, as a loyal and devoted subject of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II, I was, and still am, sad and I miss her. I do support His Majesty the King Charles III, though, and wish him the best. 🙏
The year she celebrates her platinum jubilee an achievement for her reign and for everyone to celebrate and enjoy is the year she dies. Joy turns to sorrow and sadness as the nation and maybe the world mourns for her.
Ahh I absolutely love Hans Zimmer and this score was perfect for thwe show! I loved how this was done.
Oh wow, I had no idea he wrote this score. Makes sense because I love it and think it’s very powerful.
This score from The Crown is titled "Duck Shoot" and is composed by Rupert Gregson-Williams. Hans Zimmer composed the title track of the series.
It’s been 2 years now and she was the only British monarch I ever knew
Beautiful tribute
Thanks for posting it
Loved it so much
Hope King Charles 3 is doing well and it will be a sad christmas without Queen
Australia 🇦🇺
As an American 🇺🇸 we hear news about the royal family, and many of us were saddened by her passing. Rest in peace.
Never before, and perhaps never again, had a monarch wielded so little power of their station yet commanded with such authority and grace that the figurehead was actually the guiding hand, shaping us all with the kind example of humility and genuinity.
I think in modern times the only other example would be TM King George VI and Queen Elizabeth who were great morale-boosters in the Second World War. Queen Victoria was beloved in her later years but was not particularly popular in the earlier part of her reign.
I remember standing in a Co-op, buying two pints of milk, when I saw the newsflash on my smartphone. The three teenage shop assistants were gathered around nearby talking and I asked them if they'd just heard too and they all. When I left the shop, I remember everyone in the street outside were all looking at their phones - it was such a strange image. The walk back to my flat - only ten minutes or so from the co-op - felt like the longest walk ever. Such a historical day.
The Crown must win. The Crown must ALWAYS win.
Stupid sycophantic remarks,
@@timothywilliams4089 And yet here you are…
@@jdsthird Moved from sycophancy to blather absurdum.
@@timothywilliams4089 And you remain…
@@jdsthird And yet you repeat blather; bet you're a flag waver outside the palace,.....waiting for ' ooohh here they come, they're out again',...just like a zoo. 'sycophats are us'...
I heard what to her royal highness passed away. She was my favorite queen of London and she makes everyone happy with lots of love ❤️ ❤❤. I will miss you queen Elizabeth of London. God saves the queen 👸.
R. I. P., Queen Elizabeth. One day "we will all meet again". ❤️
It’s April of 2024 and I’m still trying to wrap my head around it
It's haunting how well the music goes
I'm not a Christian, but Her Majesty was, and all I could think when she passed was "Well done, thou good and faithful servant." I like to think that remark would have pleased her.
As an American descended from Patriots who fought for independence I have no allegiance to the British Crown. However, I respect service, honor, and sacrifice. Queen Elizabeth II was an extraordinary servant of the people of the UK and the Commonwealth of Nations. She sacrificed her whole long life in service of her nation and did it with tireless dedication, dignity, and class. For that she has my respect and my wish that she rests in peace. The People of the UK have my sincerest condolences.
December 2023 and the news reports still make me cry....
wouldnt it be cool if the show actually did that. What an amazing superb tribute to her.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the crowning of King Charles III is a defining moment of my life. Long live the King.
As an Indian,I respect her deeply. I am doing BA English.I deeply mourned for HM Queen Elizabeth IInd's demise .Respect from India.🇮🇳
indian here too and i agree, it was disgusting to see how some people from our faith acted when she died
Thank you
@@y4sh888 same
Good luck with your BA English studies 😊 So nice to see respect from all corners of the globe.
You didn't need the nds at the end. Queen Elizabeth II's is the proper way to write that.
The first thing that came to mind when we thought of the UK was, her Majesty. You are dearly and truly missed our beloved Queen
Still miss the queen
Thanks you so much for this video .The crown will always live on
Its one of those things where you remember where you were when you heard the news. Still keep having to remember to say "God Save The King" and "His Majesty" instead of Her. Elizabeth II truly was one of the greatest people to ever walk this earth. RIP Ma'am
i dont remember this ever being on the crown
She was an incredible woman. She is truly missed.
In grade school in Canada we would use crayons to fill in the colors of her crown in a coloring book. Someone below remarks about her being here as if forever. I was born the month before HRH Queen Elisabeth's coronation in 1953. My mother's second name was Elizabeth as is my sister's first. That was a small part of the respect this nation had for her.
I was hard broken when she passed, she will always be close to my heart
Always!❤
The unexpected death of a family member in the early hours of September 8, 2022 was devastating. I didn't know that the Queen had died until that afternoon. I've never knew her death would stun me like it did. I still had to carry on...
RIP EIIR 🕊
Though an American, I am a great admirer of the English Royal Family. And we won’t see her like again, nor have a monarch on the throne for so long. Long live the King! December 24 2023
Queen Elizabeth was truly one of the Greats of this country's history, a woman who dedicated her whole life to serve her peoples across the world, true selfless devotion to duty and a steadfast constant in British public life. Her legacy will continue for generations as a stalwart example of duty. May Her Majesty Rest In Peace and Thank You for your service
Very good ending scene if the Crown ever makes it to Season 7 or 8. At 2:40 during the funeral march scene, perhaps you could add in the quotes of Queen Mary to young Queen Elizabeth when she assumed her reign 70 yrs earlier that "Elizabeh Mountbatten is now Elizabeth Regina.The fact is, the Crown must win. Must always win.”
Thats is not a very good moment.
She was Elizabeth Edinburgh when the King died.
Season 6 will be the last. They have already said so.
totally agree. now that would be a perfec ending o he beautiful story
I'll never forget where I was when the news broke that HMTQ died. I was at the courthouse (in the lounge area) waiting for traffic court to start when one of the lawyers gasped loudly and said "Oh my god, Queen Elizabeth has died!" You could hear a pin drop in that hallway. It was a shock, even though she was 96 yrs old. She was the only British monarch many of us have ever known...WORLDWIDE! I'm an American, was in an American courthouse and the passing of the Queen made us all pause and pray for her family, her people and for all who respected her 7 decades of service. Rest in Peace, your Majesty...🕊🤍👑
I was in class
Vero. Era unica ..Grande
It’s true. I believe no one will ever forget where they were when that announcement of the Queen’s death went public. I was on my lunch break from work here in Florida USA. I wanted to cry, but I felt numb. The Queen’s death signifies that we will never go back to the old world and we’re moving forward to the new world.
I rushed back upstairs to tell Woody and he immediately knew why I was panting so heavily and Woody knew the Queen was dead. Then I told Woody.EXE after meeting him recently, all 4 of us are still in mourning
@@nicolelawless9942 who’s woody
I will always be an Elizabethan nothing more... It still feels like she is here.... May almighty God still be caring for her with all his divine power.
She passed 2 days before my own grandmother, I remember the news being on the tv in the hospital room when I visited her in the hospital on the 9th. Even as an American the Queens death had a profound effect, thinking of her as a mother and a grandmother and her family losing her as my family lost ours. She lived such a long, and I’m sure fulfilling life, my she rest in peace.
I’m American and felt terribly sad.
The episode should be called Landon bridge is down
Yeah plus George VI’s death episode is called Hyde Park Corner so it’s a nice continuity
Nope, that's too predictable and basic.
I am an Indian and I can’t believe I absolutely loved Queen Elizabeth since mu childhood and absolutely adored her!
I was really sad and disappointed when Her Majesty died. Still can’t believe.
I'm from Russia and was born in 90th.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for me, personaly, and for many Russians was as very far away, but beloved grandmother.
Even still I feel deep pain in my chest and I'm crying, while writing this post.
Goodbye, beautiful and gorgeous Lady Queen👑👑👑
Забыли уже какой праздничный концерт вы организовали на Красной площади в день похорон принцессы Дианы?
@@zz675oor Мне было 8 лет и в это время, я жила в Великом городе Одесса. Поэтому, к сожалению, не могу сказать какой праздник был организован.
Однако, поисковик Yahoo! говорит, что праздников как-то не было. Борис Ельцин тогда высказал соболезнования, а люди устроили хоть и не такой же водопад из цветов у английского посольства, как в Лондоне, но не меньший.
@@666DeiDaRa999 Вероника, это было празнование 850 летия города Москвы. Посмотрите в интернете даты.
@@zz675oor Празднование Дня Москвы происходит в первых выходных сентября. В 1997году это было с 5-7.
I just want the internet to know that my mother, Willda Ritter, died one year ago today 7/2/23. I will never forget the time we stole a calf together when I was 10.
Beautiful video, thank you and well done.
I felt so sorry for Charles he looks heartbroken.
I still cry...An entire era has ended...with Thee Greatest Queen this world will ever have
I was born in Canada in 1952. I took an oath to the Queen in 1970. She was my Queen and will always be my Queen.
I am American. I taught in East Anglia for three wonderful years. My lov😂e for the UK could not be stronger!
I love Queen Elizabeth with the whole of my heart.She set a standard for behavior,
class and the respect for the dignity of all people.She was a woman full of faith.She walked and talked the
Gospel. What a wonderful
Sovereign and Leader of the faith.
Your friends across the pond feel your pain and rejoice with you upon the
Coronation of King Charles!
Long live the King!
This was a sad moment in history I miss her so much
The queen was my idol. I took so much inspiration from her majesty like never to give up. To this day, I trier up when when I tried to remember that day, and I remember I cried so hard when she died
As many people agree, queen elizabeth is a solid rock that will never break even in death
Rip your majesty. I and the world will never forget you ❤❤❤
Being born in 1958, Queen Elizabeth II will always be the Monarch I looked up to, the only one I ever knew, and who was always there.
She’s been gone for over eight months and I still miss her immensely 💔💔😔😔
"London Bridge Is Down" was the command through parliament
As a American, I always considered HM Queen Elizabeth ll my monarch personally. I recognized HM Elizabeth ll as my Queen. I felt personal sorrow when I first heard the news. I even shredded a tear and got sadness in my gut. I always like to remember the great things people did when they pass away and she did a lot of good for western civilization. Everybody on this earth cannot remember a time when her Majesty the Queen Wasn’t our Queen. I would’ve always love to meet HM, Queen Elizabeth II. King Charles lll will have my undivided support as I recognize him as my King now.
Don’t you think you could have focused all that energy into something worth while
Technically, you just lost your U.S. Citizenship because you made "...a declaration to a foreign state" by recognizing King Charles III "...as my King now." Need confirmation? Just read Paragraph 13 of your U.S. Passport. I, too, am a Anglophile, but would never publicly publish a declarative statement such as yours. Although your sentiment is sweet and probably genuine, one must be careful with our written words because they can come back to haunt us in ways probably never intended. Finally, I must challenge your statement that "Everybody on Earth cannot remember a time when her Majesty the Queen Wasn't our Queen." There are millions upon millions of people worldwide who are still quite alive and can recall from their youth the year 1936, the year when Britain had three kings. Best of luck to you.
Leave. Americans bend the knee to NO ONE!
weirdo
Jesus get a life.