A Century In 100 Minutes | The Marvellous Life Of The Queen Mother | Real Royalty
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I met her very briefly once. It was in 1977 when I was on a trip with my school. I was then 15 years old and could only understand a few words of English (I'm French). We were on the steps going up to St. Paul's Cathedral when someone came out making big gestures and closing the door to the public. There were about twenty of us on the steps when two huge cars stopped in front of the cathedral. An old lady got out of one car and 2 other people got out of the other car. The old lady was in front and went towards the front door. As I was almost in her way, she came to shake my hand with an incredible smile and say 2 or 3 words to me. Then she entered the cathedral. I knew from my teacher that she was the Queen Mother and that's when my legs started shaking :D She was just adorable.
What a memory for you....👑
She helped Charles cheat on Diana.
@@juliesprik9479 ridiculous comment
Virginie very nice recollection especially from a none brit. Some smiles are just magic. Whether Queen Mum or Diana.
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I feel like the fact that King George, or Bertie, had such a fear of public speaking endeared him more to the people, because it shows he is just as human as the rest of us.
He had a speech impediment. It’s in the movie the King Speech
If it was a secret that wasnt known to the public, how exactly did something secret garner public sympathy?
Those children had a horrible life. There didn’t seem to be a single bright spot until Diana came into the family.
Elizabeth and Margaret had a ok younger life, but Bertie, David and their siblings had a life of abuse. Prince Phillip’s life was sad and so was Charles. I guess things are better today, but not so fifty years ago.
@@shirleydrake1602 lol horrible? Pampered in the lap of luxury? I'm going to say W&H were spoiled to some extent. Sheltered, pampered into forced naivety. I've read books about starving children resorting to cannibalism, children forced into prostitution by their parents or their fellow urchins, children growing up in concentration camps - now those were horrible childhoods, Lady Granthamcrackers.
The narrator at the background is spectacular...I can listen to her whole year round...perfect intonation...command of language....just perfect 😍
Not with that horrible intrusive R
I agree! ❤❤
What’s so remarkable about this woman who lived lavishly until the end, like there was no tomorrow. She spent millions of taxpayers money on clothing and other superficial rubbish. When she died, she left with millions in debt. Besides she was apparently extremely vindictive and nasty, especially toward princess Diana and making her country home available to Charles and Camilla. Who with a trace of decency, would do that ?
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@@neytiriavatar140 couldn't agree more, a completely selfish utterly vain woman, but there's another world { after this } that isn't impressed with royalty from down here.
George VI was a hero for stepping up to be King even though he felt unprepared for the job and forced into it by his brother.
Would have been hilarious if he'd said no. Talk abt a constitutional crises.
Poor thing cried on his mother’s shoulders!
In remebrace, Maam
The Queen Mother seemed like she loved & supported her husband so, so much. He was so lucky to have her as his partner! What comfort she must've brought him!
She was a wonderful lady and supported him indeed. He had a stammer also.
It’s weird to think she was born when almost absolutely everyone in the world was born in the 1800s, and she died when there were about 5 of them left.
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Shes not dead
@@georgiaritchey4326 she is
@@georgiaritchey4326 she died in 2002
Born in the last year of Queen Victoria's reign, died six months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
These documentaries hit different when ur not quizzed on them
Truth
Everything hits different when we’re seeking knowledge we want to know. Our retention of information changes, also.
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Ya Tuhan, Tuhanku
Oh Lord, my God
Saat aku, dalam keajaiban yang luar biasa
When I, in awesome wonder
Pertimbangkan semua dunia yang telah dibuat tangan-Mu
Consider all the worlds Thy hands have made
Saya melihat bintang-bintang, saya mendengar guntur yang bergulir
I see the stars, I hear the rolling thunder
Kekuatan-Mu di seluruh alam semesta ditampilkan
Thy power throughout the universe displayed
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Dan ketika saya berpikir bahwa Tuhan, Anak-Nya tidak menyayangkan
And when I think that God, His Son not sparing
Mengirim Dia untuk mati, saya hampir tidak bisa menerimanya
Sent Him to die, I scarce can take it in
Bahwa di kayu salib, beban saya dengan senang hati memikul
That on the cross, my burden gladly bearing
Dia berdarah dan mati untuk menghapus dosa saya
He bled and died to take away my sin
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Saat Kristus akan datang, dengan teriakan aklamasi
When Christ shall come, with shout of acclamation
Dan bawa aku pulang, kegembiraan apa yang mengisi hatiku
And take me home, what joy shall fill my heart
Kemudian aku akan membungkuk, dalam adorasi yang rendah hati
Then I shall bow, in humble adoration
Dan kemudian nyatakan, Tuhanku, betapa agungnya Engkau
And then proclaim, my God, how great Thou art
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Kemudian menyanyikan jiwaku, Juruselamatku Tuhan untuk Engkau
Then sings my soul, my Savior God to Thee
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
Betapa agungnya Engkau, betapa agungnya Engkau
How great Thou art, how great Thou art
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I really enjoy hearing stories from those Queens of the past. Victoria, Mary, and Queen Mother. They were alive not that long ago, and yet those times also sound so distant in the mist of time.
I agree. I also enjoy hearing the stories about the Queens of the past: Victoria, Mary and the Queen Mother. Each left their own marks on their time as queen. This is a delightful history lesson.
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Beautifully said
The photographs of the queen mother as a young lady are enchanting
Yes, she was a gracious lady.
Sort of like a camio.?
Agreed. Personally I tend to like her teenage looks rather than the short 1920's haircuts of her young adult hood and later life. Perhaps that is because of my modern tastes.
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I noticed in one early photo shown of her with her siblings the high resemblance current Q.Elizabeth has to her.
Queen mother was born on the 4th August and 50 years later i was born on the same date, on her 100th Birthday i sent to her a Birthday card and was really surprised that her Lady in Waiting sent me a letter with the Queen Mum wishing me a Happy Birthday on my 50th Birthday i tresure that letter how nice! (Actually one of my Uncles before WW2 was a photographer of the Royalty and he left me some photos in his Will and i sent those Photos to the Queen Mum on her Birthday she was very thankful for them).
Geoff Horgan another August 4th here 🙋🏻♀️
@@PinkSwan146 I am 70 this year going up the ladder and also a well known English rockstar still at the music looking forward to my birthday and think of the Queen Mum every year used to send her our CDs as well nice lady she was one of us
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August 4th crew! 🙋🏼♀️👍🏼
@Mother Riley Well i am a londoner a cockney like a tumble down the sink pity your Mum did not teach you that like mine did, and i am a rockstar have composed 10,000 songs in my music career there you go
King George made me smile when he was having fun with a group of people and they did hand gestures and he had a huge smile and he kept looking at his wife. He really adored her and even though he always looked stoic, his wife always brought that smile on his face. This is a lovely side of the royalty.
Hello 👋
How are you doing? Hope you and your family are safe
She rather ruled the roost, I've read. Steel hand in a velvet glove... She battled Philip for power and bossed Elizabeth around. She had been co-regent with her husband and didn't adjust well when Elizabeth ascended. Wouldn't move out of Buckingham Palace for the longest time.
She was so lovely. 💐 Always smiling with a genuine joy.
Through all of the Queen Mother qualities, I think her devotion to her husband as his rock is what make her stand out from most royal marriages. That was a couple who had genuine love and happiness between each other, sad that through her extremely long life she couldn't spend more of it with her Bertie.
Equally devoted to her hats and all things she could spend money on without a thought. Apart of this, she was a very warm person who gave a lot of love to her family.
You mean after her advances on and rejection from the Prince of Whales ?
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@@rdhudon7469 It was a rumour and even if she did, she proved a better wife to Bertie compared to Walis slaving her David.😑
@@rdhudon7469 that is nothing but a very desperate rumor started by the abdicator himself.
I love the 1920s fashion and the art deco vibe . I think her wedding dress was sublimely magnificent and so modern fot that period of time .
The Queen Mum's dress was seen as old-fashioned and frumpy back in 1923. It was not long before she found herself a new designer (it was Wallis who made fun of her awful dress sense that alerted her to her hopelessly poor taste).
@Nenethegreat W I'm still young to be married and yet I agree. "Vintage" wedding dresses look more elegant and beautiful. I appreciate the new designs for they speak of the modern times we live in today but in my opinion, they don't have that elegance and aesthetic of wedding dresses from 1920's.
I agree; the ‘medieval’ look with the Juliet veil is so gorgeous...if I get married I want a dress like that, complete with the Juliet cap.
the hats! The no bras fashions!
That, I can agree on.
WHAT A SUPERB DOCUMENTARY. SOME OF THE TV CHANNELS SHOULD LOOK AND LEARN. TOTALLY CHARMING 🌺🌺🌺🌸
Princess Margaret's bridal look is everything omg I love it
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Yes! Simple & elegant 💕
Our family revered George VI and Queen Elizabeth for setting an example of calmness and comfort to the population devastated by the bombings during WWII. The right man ascended the throne.
I agree with you. The right man ascended the throne. George VI and Queen Elizabeth had a way to set that example (something that David could never do) of calmness & comfort to the population of the UK during those awful bombings during WWII.
I loved Queen Mother saying after Buckingham Palace was bombed, "Im glad we've been bombed because now we can look at the East end in the face"..a part of Britain devastated by bombing during WW2
Yes a Queen Wallis would have been a tad disconcerting and Edward was such a pathetic specimen it would have definitely been Queen Wallis pulling. God I’m shuddering.
They are only people. They too shall give in account to God for their lives here on earth.
Actually not. They are all imposters.
The queen mother was born a year earlier than my paternal grandmother. When I hear about her life story it gives me a frame of reference for my grandmother's life: WWI as teens, the Spanish Flu, being in their 20's during the roaring 20's, the Great Depression as young mothers, WWII, etc. Fascinating history.
@Derrick Bridges learn to read
She was a true monarch. Shaped by the high principles and ethics and selflessness they were taught as children. They were so noble. Today we give up on people so easily. Marriages have no commitment. That is why we are all falling apart. Mental health is such a problem. Sad world indeed.
Except she wasn't 'royal'. She was the daughter of a Scottish earl of ancient lineage.
She was absolutely beautiful. She had the most gorgeous, genuine little smile with that little tilt in her head and it was always, always there.
Behind that smile was the toughest of the tough!
@@nan7503 Absolutely and that made her even more beautiful
@@nan7503 One has to be tough in such a position. Only the weak quit and run away from royal duty.
Y’all must have been hypnotized to see what you saw in her. She was a bigot, she was rude to underlings, she was vile, n she spent money on frivolities like she had a bottomless barrel of money.
@@aliciablankenship6663the royalists love to gush over these parasites.
Its amazing how they say Diana was a problem when she was perfectly fine until Charles disrespected her and their marriage by sleeping around with Camilla. They put her through hell as a young woman without a supportive mother to guide and comfort her.
You noticed that, too? Diana was amazing and we all certainly miss her. 💓🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
I still hate Camilla and Charles i really wish the monarchy would skip them both and put Will and Kate on the throne.
diana was moody, but what do you expect from a 19 year old girl?
@@yoongs3878 when you're young and in love and see your fiance fooling around with someone close to the family and who befriended her, you would be moody too. She was in love with him and she realized he was in love with Camilla. That is a deal breaker.
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My Grandmother was the same age as the Queen mother and looked very similar to her. She always dressed like the Queen Mother as well.
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Best royal documentary I have ever seen! A great collection of stories and history and beautifully put together. Definitely saving this one to watch on repeat. Thank you so much for making this ❤🙏👏
I finally get a good picture of Elizabeth II 's mother! She was so beautiful -
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There are remarkable outcomes from all modern monarchies...but the one strongest trait of the British throne....between Elizabeth and her parents....first and foremost they were what love stories were made of. May God Bless us all and help us to heal this hate-filled world and help to return us to a time... where true love and peace were our guiding lights. May Heaven help all of us to end this terrible violence and hate that are spreading like poison around the globe. In the name of our Savior Jesus Christ ... Please Lord, help us all.
Nobody could hold a grudge more tenaciously or for longer than she could.
I agree!
Ah well. She had her reasons.
Behind the sweet smile there is visiousness
I love her private home, Castle of Mey in Caithness. It's full of family stuff , not grand and a real feeling of 'her home'. Her gardens are informal , and full of colour. Her love of farming where her Angus cattle are still bred.
Is it true that when she bought it She'd been walking by and fell in loe with it It had no water nor electric
Prince Charles opened a B & B on the grounds of the Castle of Mey last year, Jude Linsell. It`s called The Granary Lodge and has only 10 bedrooms. It looks exquisite.
@@labelle2659 thanks will look
@@lesleymcshanemitchell9651 Yes it was almost a ruin,she did manage to save the house,but it was a rather foolish waste of money,costing far more in repairs than the property was actually worth.still ,apparantly she looked after its staff very well ,when she died,cant remember the terms,but its some sort of trust now
@@gc3847 Comment on the worth of English land: The value of any land on this island nation is whatever anyone is willing to pay. Any time you have an established "preservation" effort in a community, you will be limited to approval before you update anything, even the color of your paint. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, with no regard to its resale value.
I vaguely remember when she died but had no idea who she really was. It wasnt until i watched the Kings Speech that i started to realise that without her Queen Elizabeth may not have been my queen today. That she was the strength behind the crown.
I have watched this documentary many times. However, upon this viewing, I am so pleased to see the beaming Prince Philip walking his sister-in-law down the aisle. What a wonderful unit this family exhibited. Beautiful. That gesture exemplifies attainable royalty, in my opinion: i.e., a united family IS royalty. ❤
Crazy how current queen and husband are 3rd cousins and queen Victoria is both of their great great grandmother
Wtf! WOW LOL
😱😱🤯🤯🤯😱😱😱 WHAT?!?!? i suppose throughout history any royal family in the world believed in keeping the blood pure n not mixing with peasants haha what do they call it blue blood or summit
It’s called keeping the fortune in the family many families married first and second cousins this is not unusual nor suspect good evening
@@lifesthehardestgame6863
"blue blood" is an expression that originally comes from the Iberian Peninsula during the century long moorish occupation ! The moors came from North Africa and were mainly "mulattos", or even black whereby the natives of the Iberian Peninsula were Europeans and light skinned, so that the visible veins beneath the skin appeared blue! So "blue blood" originally meant "native" and "christian", regardless of one´s social position
Third cousins and related to Queen Victoria a few generations back is fine.
Look up the Rogers, American hillbillies........ YOU WILL GET A SHOCK!!
To me she was just always "the old lady", now I see her as a true queen! Beautiful documentary!
Remember that we are all young and we will all grow old. Cherish a life well lived.
@@chomama1628 as an adult I understand that now... but I'm younger than both William and Harry, so without a documentary about her life I would never have been able to appreciate her.
A very good doco of the Royal family and the Queen Mother. Thank you for up loading
I am so fascinated by the British Royalty traditions. Most of the Royal Family women were and are so strong , each in their own ways, beautifully bound to family and duty to their country. According to my genealogy, my fifth great grandmother was the first Duchess / Princess of Sussex.
As an American , and now the matriarch of my family, I hope I live the long life as these women.
My heart goes out to the Queen on the loss of her husband, as I too lost mine at only 53 years. God bless her.
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they weren't Duchesses of Sussex either, both times the marriages contravened the royal marriages act 1772
so they could not have the courtesy titles
Two were locked away her neices who she forgot she had 😢
This was a delightful recount of history. As some of the royals fit like a gloves some that shouldn't be in charge. The QueenMother is a portrait of quite leadership. She was the wind behind his sails even after his death ,it is a tribute how she raised her daughter to fill the role as Queen of England. Such a fulfilled life. RIP Queen mother along with her son in law Prince Philip Mountbatten.
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You know she was quite the racist..”Beware the blackamoores”
She was a nasty piece of pie actually.
The Princess Alexandra is a wonderfully kind lady with a wonderful memory for recognition and like all the Royals, she doesn't see the difference between theperso she is introduced to on a formal society evening and the "rough-neck' in his working togs the following week. Once she's met the person it is like it has been imprinted.
Love Lady Ogilvy!
"who became the first royal to divorce." The Church of England is based on a King trying to get divorced. Henry 8 was divorced twice. That is what is so bizarre about the Royal Family. The current family exist only because of a divorce.
No, henry VIII had annulments. George I was divorced. There was no issue with divorce per se, it was remarriage after divorce that was considered impossible.
The current family are reigning because Princess Charlotte (daughter of George IV) died in childbirth. Had she not died, Queen Victoria would likely never have even been born because, without Charlotte's death, there wouldn't have been a scramble to produce an heir to follow William IV.
Thats like saying if William and Mary had a child then the UK and the Netherlands would be the same country.
I really love Diana. My mom.and her are the same age and the way she attends to her children on the balcony. Just so sweet.
What a delightful lesson in history! It was a great way to spend a socially distanced afternoon!
Why be on anyone's side hear ,she was just a lifelong spoilt party girl.
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I live alone, don't work, no close friends, so I've appreciated these types of docs posted to YT for years now. I think it is the only modern convenience/extra, made possible by electricity that I couldn't live without. 'll ride in a horse pulled carriage, pump water, burn candles, use oil lamps and happily cook with wood or dung, but the Internet is my lifeline.
Or evening.
@@gaslitworldf.melissab2897 - Ditto for me, girl! I've been through two hurricanes in 6 weeks here in Texas and BOTH times I had NO power, NO phone, NO internet for 7 days. It's 100 degrees here and I slept in my car because it was so hot. We couldn't buy gas because no one had electricity for the pumps so we couldn't go anywhere. I drove 60 miles to a McDonald's one day because they had free WI-FI just to read my email in the A/C! What would we do without the internet? What did we do BEFORE we had it??
Continue resting in peace Queen Mother and Rip Prince Philip Mountbatten
lol no rest in piss
@@TheGael128 😂😂
@@TheGael128 love this
They hated each other.
@@gerardcollins80 who are they in your comment?
The beloved Queen Mother.
22 years today. And like this year, an Easter Saturday too. We miss her presence..
Get a life-the royals couldn’t care less about you.
THIS is the REAL History behind ‘The Crown’.
Not so true. Years ago I met an old lady who remember ed the abdication time welk. Queen Mum was desperate to be Queen and for the abdication
Nit the nice person you all think at all
MORE TO COME!! AND LIES
@@marleneclough3173 if I were her I would’ve also been desperate lol. She had such a wonderful life.
The Crown destroying their image as human, such dramatic lie.
@@ladyarthuria The Crown is meant to be dramatized but it isnt exactly far from the truth.
Highly chosen and blessed to live an enormous luxurious life.
“Standing back and never interfering.”
LOL yeah I’ve heard different! 🤣
I remember seeing Princess Diana when she came to Australia in the early 80s to support the bushfire recovery. I was in the crowd and she drove past smiling ill never forget her
Her eyes are full of joy of life!⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘⚘
While watching, it amazes me how close Great Britain & the US were and still are to this day. Other countries who have fought blood wars could learn from our two countries. We hated each other before & during the Revolutionary War, even after. But learned to get over that crap & work together/respect each other
I Loved how this video about the Queen Mum. Thank you for taking us into the murky mystery of our Monarchs life, past,history...you put light beautifully and tastefully.... impressive job of handling the reputation of all involved. Sweet!
Hello James. Things are going alright. Always room for improvement lol. Thank you how are you?
Thank you James Hama how are things over there lol?
Well James im not that exciting .. im living in Washington state in Tacoma and im in the middle of a move im not moving out of Tacoma yet but I would love to see the U.K. someday soon lol. I really wanted to see the Pyramids James but the situation has gotten too unstable for me...especially traveling alone. So im hoping to see the U.K. eventually. Im sick of Tacoma and I need horses in my life I won't lie lol. So you live in Korea usually? You must be doing some interesting work in Korea. Im very happy you will be reunited with your daughter. Im sure she is excited to have you coming for her soon. Please be safe. And tell me more. I don't use whats app or anything I don't like it but I do use messenger on Facebook for chatting.
James did you watch this Queen mother video?
Loving this video . Love the history, the time period , the beautiful clothes, the romance & the wonderful story being narrated . Excellent job!
Wow I watched every second of this. Fascinating! Thank you
Thank you! She was the product of a bygone era and I think she was one of the inspirational and influential women of the 20th century.
Agreed. She gave us a window into that time, so long ago.
Who did she inspire and influence and what did she do that changed the 20th century ? Dream on !
@Kandy Kandy Lmao , I inspire my children and employees . I employ many people and pay huge taxes . I am well educated (obviously you are not ) and am a risk taker . I am as important as you or anyone else . I pity you . What have you done ?
@@rdhudon7469 yeah dream on self pitying egomaniac
Well every era is bygone eventually lol
The queen mother could dress. I loved watching her.
Phyllis Johnson Amazing what you can do with taxpayers hard earned money.
Idols are dead things.
even a pig would look great with tax payer $$$$
Gaynor Realtor Miami Absolutely. She wasn’t a very nice person by accounts. She liked her champagne and truffles.
Sara i disagree, good taste is generally educated or bred, and she didn’t lack either of these things.
Best Royal documentary ever!
Rest in peace Prince Philip, may God bless the queen and her family with so much peace and love.
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Why? Do you know them? Have they done anything for u?
I've always been fascinated and had great respect for the Royal family and its history. Thank you for this.
Hello Anne
How are you doing? Hope you and your family are safe
Hello it’s me William Wales how are you
You guys really need to do the life of Mary of Teck. She really is of the most interesting! Strange you've sort of sidestepped her all around.
I remember it being quoted in 2 different books where the QM was being outfitted for white ostrich feathers from Paris to adorn one her hats. When it was mentioned to her that one ostrich feather would feed an unemployed miners family for a year, (this was back in the 1930's) the QM simply replied, and I'll take them in blue also. Does anyone else remember reading this?
Queen Elizabeth II was such an adorable little girl.
What’s amazing is how passionate, how invested in the topic you all are. I’d love to see an age survey. However, from the content and knowledge(or lack of) shown, I’d guess most commenters are young, definitely under 30, many under 20, and I’d also guess a lot are American, and that very few are British.
So you can’t say the British Royal Family aren’t relevant. To inspire such passionate discussion in people who will never meet them, who have watched a 100 minutes about a lady whom many have trouble placing in history, whether or not the comments are favourable, means they are still relevant in some way.
I suppose it explains the massive tourist value which Royal supporters say the Royal family have for England.
Are you taking issue with young Americans finding such stories of state funded elitism fascinating? I always tell people that the queen may sit on a golden throne, but she still has to wipe her ass like anyone else. Although, she most likely enjoys a good stiff bide followed by a regimen including Masenguil Disposable Wipes. Out the door with purse in hand, clean as a whistle.
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You are missing the point, entirely.
I find it fasinating how throughout Royal history the path of the crown has taken such divergent paths from what would have been originally expected. The crown has sat on many heads that were completely unexpected. In reality, Queen Elizabeth would be not be monarch if even the slightest difference happened during the past 1000 years. The stars pretty much had to align perfectly or we would see a very different royal family. I find it fasinsating how things like that happen.
The Crown find its way to exactly the person it is meant to go to
Princess Charlotte looks amazingly like queen Elizabeth it’s uncanny how much she looks like her great grandmother and she is growing up into a beautiful Princess 👸 - it’s so nice
She looks like a Middleton.
This is one of the best on this topic I've ever seen! So detailed, and in information I've never heard before.
Now thsts a word you never really hear you may read but I have very rarely heard anyone say chagrin.The commentator just used it there
This was quite interesting. I was never interested in the royal family before. I now have some understanding of the significance of English royalty as an American.
And see how she’s so gracious to those who serve her just looking in the eyes of a man closing the door of her cab for her most people don’t do that. Some people won’t even greet their Uber driver
That little town was so beautiful! I love that it was drizzling and a little ❤! Thanks for taking us shopping, its always so cool to see the little stores and the antiques! I could spend hours in one of those places! Lancelot running down the stairs to you was everything!! He loves you both so much, and Marie is his best friend!❤
Never deny the loyalty of our people. We fiercely love our country, and our monarchy. God save the Queen
I’ve always thought that the marriage of the Queen mother and the King was a testament to how love can support and lift us to become more than we ever thought we could be. They seemed to bring out the best of each other, but then the Queen mother did that for so many throughout her life. I truly believe that she was the reason for whatever happiness the King was able to find in his life. She was such a wonderfully caring woman, with a very big heart.
I have no doubt she did the same for her daughter the Queen when she was forced into her crown so unexpectedly, despite being completely grief-stricken - it’s very well known how much Queen Elizabeth depended on her mother those first years, and I was deeply saddened when the Queen mother passed away. She was always my favourite of all the Royals - she wasn’t at ALL politically correct in private, lol, but then it’s impossible to compare her using today’s standards. She was incredibly politically astute, and I’m sure the royal PR team must have absolutely adored her.
I’ve often found it a bit odd that more wasn’t made out of the fact that that horrible woman, Simpson, and Edward were actually nazi sympathizers. (She was truly an absolutely beastly woman 😠).
@Wendy Oh, shut up ferchrissakes!
My beloved Scottish maternal grand-mother simply adored the Queen Mum. I hope they're enjoying an afternoon tea together and chatting away, each on their fluffy cloud in Heaven!
What is your hope of them being in heaven based on?
Heaven r u kindin. Lord known what they did to his ppls slave .stole vauables Jewels from Africa.
@Emz 3103 Why do you feel the need to write such rubbish when the person above was simply sharing a lovely comment about their grandmother.
@dave 1 Definitely.
@@RoseMary-vs3iomaybe "based on" being nice?
What a perfectly choreographed life
I agree . The strength of character and kindness and humility
The Queen Mum instinctively knew the value of gratitude and a smile. Daughter Liz and grandson Charlie appear to have grey clouds always hovering near by.
What can you expect with the problems their family are causing
Hi Albert how are you doing. I hope you are safe and in good health.
It's just a thought but maybe it's because the Queen mum was a queen consort, rather than the actual monarch? There's less weight on a consort's shoulders. I also think that when Elizabeth II unexpectedly became queen at a very young age, it was in an era that was still very much a man's world, and, if memory serves, Churchill referred to her as a 'slip of a girl'. Maybe she felt that, to take on the role and prove herself, she had to maintain a serious outlook. You can imagine how she would have been received if she'd been seen nationally as a 'slip of a girl'.
@@pennylando3145 -- Excellent perspective! These are plausible explanations for QE2's manner, which often strikes me as disdainful, stern and gloomy. So the dour persona may have been the instinctive shield of a frightened young girl, and evolved into her concept of how a mature, serious, intelligent woman behaves when the eyes of the world are upon her.
@@jeanettestilwell2369 lol
A true example of duty and dignity.
They should have given a more realistic portrait of the Queen Mother. Along with her good traits maybe include the fact she was a heavy drinker and big spender. She had no respect for budget. The life she lived was one of extreme privilege and not always acceptable but seldom talked about.
They barely touched on the extravagance and waste. She was monstrous to Diana.
I love the movie The Kings Speech! Edward has a stutter also. Their father sure did a number on those kids.
Wasn't that movie about King George 6th stammer?
@@khernandez46 yes, and the people who helped him deal with it.
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What an interesting and entertaining way to spend a cold and rainy afternoon. Excellent history lesson as well 😄
Really? How boring!...
Alot of pish
When she bypassed Wallis & went straight to The King that was correct protocol! When the king is present he's the 1st to be "noted" THEN comes the host/hostess. So I hope everyone in attendance bowed to King FIRST then to "Mrs Simpson"
Her hats are so lovely. She seemed like a special lady.
The queen mother had the most beautiful voice!
Queen Elizabeth II in her youth spoke in that same crystal clear accent but now speaks in a gentler accent
So much respect for King George. He and Queen Elizabeth made a formidable power company.
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Don't hey come from a German NAzi family? What about thpse secret Wold war II documents from the Germans to theis family....? I always thought the royals were German Nazis.
Brilliantly played clips and well presented remarkable documentary ever saw on UA-cam.
I must admit, as an Aussie brought up as a "Monarchist" I absolutely loved "Her Majesty The Queen Mother". She appeared to be very "down to earth" and approachable to ordinary people. This was probably why I loved the BRF from birth, and I continue, in 2024 to follow The Royal family now. Thanks for the wonderful memories Your Majesty and to HMTQ.
This was absolutely fantastic. Please, keep these coming!
Thank you for this delightful history lesson. I think it would be easy for modern people to be jealous of the Queen Mother who had a delightful life. I enjoyed catching up with the history of Royal Family members of whom little is shown nowadays. I love the Monarchy and all the connections and continuity with the history of Great Britain. I think a lot of people take it for granted and do not know what a blessing it is. It belongs to the Nation, and it does not depend on personality so much as an appreciation of History.
Thank you for your positive remarks . You are quite right an appreciation of history and respect that is being lost on some of the younger generation
@Kandy Kandy He thanked someone for a positive message.How is it that you find fault with that
BLUE BIRD .... you have to remember there are 3 other countries ! England gets everything ! And the rest are red hair stepchilds ! Not everyone is a Royalist ! I didn’t care for any of them ! But personally think the QM was not very nice!! I met her once and was not impressed!
She really wasn’t nice to Dianna, when Dianna lived with her before wedding ! QM was coaching or training her for her future duties ??
Most people who live there could care less about the pomp and circumstance !! Wasn’t that long ago that there was an uproar about none of the Royals paying taxes! They do now !!
William and Catherine will bring a newer younger generation as I think they are well liked ! And their children are adorable !
Maybe some didn't like her racism , cheap opportunism and classism . Children think in terms of jealousy .I hate the monarchy and what it did to my ancestors . Was it her feeling about Jews that impresses you ? Or how she deemed black people , Japanese or anything non white ? Was it her sympathy for Hitler that you admired ? I count my blessing that my family survived British tyranny , greed and blood lust . The sun has set on the British empire . Thank God !
@Kandy Kandy The Queen's House of Windsor is of German paternal descent and was originally a branch of the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. This derived from the House of Wetin, which succeeded the House of Hanover to the British monarchy following the death of Queen Victoria, the wife of Albert, Prince Consort. Educate yourself and ease up on the caps , it just confirms you are emotionally driven and not too bright . She sympathised with Hitler and approach the British parliament about it . It is all documented .
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QUEEN..... WISHING GOOD HEALTH AND PROTECTION OF GOD BLESS YOU. And others
Lovely documentary, so many excellent contributing commentating specialist historians so pleasant to hear. I especially so like to listen to Sarah Bradford for her forthright but empathetic style. Thank you so much for it all, a joy to see and hear.
Love all these royal documentaries..😊
why, forchrissakes???
2:58 had to look twice there, George looks so much like his distant cousin, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia
Very much.
Why distant? They were first cousins. Their mothers, Queen Alexandra and Empress Mary, were sisters, princesses of Denmark
They were first cousins! They do look almost identical.Prince Michael of Kent has the same look!
They were cousins, but looked like twins.
Sometimes the King and the Tsar would switch uniforms and few would be the wiser.
This is a wonderful step back to understand the
Queen Mother.
I’m off to see her and Bertie’s wedding photos. I have to see the dress on her!
Wow. What a wonderful documentary.
Thank God in Heaven Edward VIII abdicated making George VI & Elisabeth King & Queen! If not and Edward stayed, all of Great Britain would be speaking German today! She may have been soft and sweet on the outside, but on the inside she was pure steel! Hitler called her the most dangerous woman in Europe! Gotta love her for that!
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@ - I "think" it is a reference that means "mixed breed" and that the Queen Mother's teeth need to be brushed. Seriously, Google Aussie Pom **6 and see what comes up.
@ I read it the way you did as well.
@@ericag5346 I don't know if u saw her original comment where she was calling me names but yea she changed it to make me look nutty.
@ yea, I remember. It's called gas lighting when people do things to play games with your mind.
I do enjoy the documentaries on the Royals! I love the story of the Queen’s mother; and her King father. The rendering of the information is so respectful to the government and the family.
Hello Sherry
How are you doing? Hope you and your family are safe
The two best documentaries were Edward V111 British Traitor King and the one about her two neicee she forgot she had locked away in a hospital
I never knew Princess Diana and The Queen mother didn't get along. These two are my two favourites royals who are now both passed on. Both women were very special. May they RIP.
Same I loved them both. RIP to them
Rest in peace Dodi al Fayed. 🕊
As I understood it QM was supposed to "educate" Diana into the do's and don'ts of royal life before the marriage. However when it became obvious that Diana was more "popular" than QM and she refused to cover up "big ears's" infadelity the QM changed attitudes because of the adverse publicity Diana's actions brought on.
Well Diana was loved by the world 🌎, but never by her husband!!
Looking at the state of royal marriages today, Ed's trifle seems quaint.
marvelous!! very well done. I enjoyed this immensely.
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She was a True Lady, with grace, style, and poise. Loving to her family, bravely touring the city's after bombing raids, and helping to raise British People's moral during those incredible bad times. That alone took courage.
Spot on she was a wonderful person, many were interviewed when she died,ordinary people, all spoke well of her,its easy to spread false rumours when a person is dead,and mist if those who knew her gone as well, The Queen who had never put a foot wrong,was devoted to her mother,she is good judge of people,knew how indispensable she was to our King ,for that alonesheshould be honoured ,her memory not abused
Her brother in law King/Prince Edward asked Hitler to bring London to its knees 😢
@@johnungi7315 I know. What real shame that man was. Cancer took him .... Very slowly. One way or another...we all pay a price for our sins....I think that was his price.
May God's Grace and Blessings be with Us All.
@@brianeutzy3376 what a disgusting comment about his cancer the family you know as Windsor were German so why wouldn't he support Hitler yes they changed their name to .... Well u google it as you won't believe me ... but they can't change their blood
Another wonderful video. Fascinating.
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A gracious mother. Flower shows . Lovely 😊
Absolutely the best! I feel so much more knowledgeable about this fantastic family. Thank you!
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Brilliant interview by Gorgeous George
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She went from seeing typewriters to seeing computers. 100 years and even lived to see the first 2 years of 21 century.
Great documentary. I enjoyed getting to know the Queen Mother better . Sending lots of love from Malaysia ❤️ Now time for bed!