Queen's tutor advises her to act on the ongoing political crisis - The Crown Season 1
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- Опубліковано 8 гру 2022
- The Crown S01 E07
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I love the tutor. He’s respectful of her but speaks to her like a normal human being. “A good dressing down from nanny is what they most want in life…” lol😂
a lot of the Upper Class English were into S&M
@@DSAK55true. There was a lot weird sexual abuse going on in the British public school system. (Public school is private school in uk)
And probably purely drama without any historical accuracy.
@@CrniWuk, strictness and spankings being turn-ons are frequent staples of British comedies such as Monty Python & the Holy Grail. I'm only a quarter Brit myself and don't know if there's any substance to the stereotype. But reputations tend to persist even if there's no substance.
What they really want is their bottoms spanking.
they are english, male and upperclass a good dressing down from nanny is what they want most in life. thats hairious but so true im sure
Especially if she’s the queen
Could do with a good dressing down from my old buxom matron mmm
I was far afraid of a caning from Pop than a dressing down - I was all of the above.
@@alwellus well in that time upper class children were more raised by their nanny than their parents
Ever heard of punctuation? 🤔
I love the face he makes when you realizes he just outed the entire cabinet. He's like "Oh shit, I'm so fired".
Lol yeah.. the please kill me now look
I imagine he'd be the only one who's head the Queen wouldn't want on a pike.
He wasn't fired tho
@@anikethchakraborty3238 I know that but at the same time if you were him wouldn't your anxiety dial up to 11
Not fired. Her Royal Majesty has your back.
All you need in life is one good teacher who SEES you, who believes in you.
That’s very true.
Amen
This is one of the best episodes… self doubt happens to everyone even though you are the head of a state…
Unless you're a raging ego maniac
@@gabelogan5877 they tend to develop persecution complexes instead.
Or we just forget who we are, how strong we are, & what we have been through.
I thought Assasins was the best but there you go....opinons
I could listen to the actor (portraying the Professor) all day. He has such a calming voice.
"Unconventional to the end..." Love that line.
Integrity and principle, that is what the world really needs!
The system destroys both
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He is correct, Kings and Queens and the younger versions were educated in preparation for ruling the kingdom not running the mill.
I swear the whole Crown is like:
Somebody: I want x
Liz: Ok, fine.
Monarchy boffins: nope.
Liz: Sorry, cant.
Or more like..
A problem x is introduced
The whole episode revolves around that problem with episode ending on its consequences on everyone, with the problem never being actually solved
Anglo americans are usually like that. Loud at pointing at the problem yet they kick it to the can@@ArvindKumar-me6sw
Even if a fair amount of it is accurate, It is an annoying pattern at times. I think it was the showrunners' way of saying "don't let the fancy jewelry fool you, the job sucks" lol
This is a historical drama with a one episode arc@@ArvindKumar-me6sw
Pretty much, from the moment she became queen, literally everyone in her life was undermining her authority and forcing her to adhere to their rules rather than let her decide anything. Never would have gotten away with that in the 16th century, you'd be hung drawn and quartered.
I absolutely love this scene (the 2nd one with the professor). Even if it is fiction, it gives a hint at the monarch's active (though limited) role in the government.
the conversation may have been written for The Crown but the classes themselves were very real - am sure I’ve read that Queen Elizabeth met with this gentleman for regular tutorials - image that Queen Elizabeth did indeed knew the constitution better than anyone else - how little would her uncle the Duke of Windsor have known (or even cared to know)- “grandpa England” King George had an incredibly poor education - great grandpa King Edward had learning disabilities and struggled badly thru his studies - and who knows what miserable eduction her twice great grandma Victoria received being isolated from anyone and everyone until she assumed the throne after her eighteenth birthday - long way of saying that it would seem Queen Elizabeth was better educated than she thought - thank goodness for her quick mind and curious nature - thank goodness for the efforts Queen Mary took with both girls and the time her father took with her once he became king 🇨🇦🙏
She speaks so beautifully.
I absolutely love me some Claire Foy!!!! PERIOD.
Claire Foy is amazing in this .
Not to mention you’re their Queen and that’s the end of it. What you say goes!
A classic of the purest old English decorum
I just last night saw Alan Williams, Professor Hogg, in the London production of ‘Dr. Semmelweiss’, opposite Mark Rylance.
Excellent acting there too - I was pleased to recognize him.
Thank you for uploading this scene! It's one of my favorites.
Everyone needs a good mentor.
One of my most favorite scenes from S1 ❤
*holy smooookes* that’s how you make a statement! He is so right!
Of course this never took place. The Queen would never have divulged such important matters to a tutor, but very nice scene! Wonderful dialogue
yeah I miss these scenes. seasons 4 and 5 wasted time with diana's telenovela instead of more political stuff that happened at the time and was way more important and interesting.
She'd have had trusted confidants.
Maybe not, but I’m sure she was advised on this matter.
They will know in 100 years.
She kept a diary and was an assiduous student of history.
She mourned the loss of Victoria's diaries as such a great loss to understanding the 19th century as her youngest daughter Princess Beatrice rewrote them and burned the originals.
@@michaelplunkett8059 Probably to keep all of Victoria's interesting lifestyle secret, all I know is hearsay and BS though.
The best line n scene in Crown..
"A good dressing down from Nanny is what they most want in life." "Really?" He nods. "Followed by a light spanking." "Eh?"
"I gave Our Majesty some strong sound advice on how to deal with the Upper Crust of Parliament and the Cabinet. That's my style, Sir"!
It's Nicholas Rowe! Barely seen him since Young Sherlock Holmes. Looks good!
Omg!!! I totally missed that… I knew he seemed familiar but couldn’t place him.
The KGB dude from Chernobyl really stepped up his game, becoming the queen's advisor.
One of the best scenes!
Thanks for this. Can you upload the scene where the young queen realises that her education is lacking and she meets her tutor for the 1st time? It's also in season 1. TIA.
love this! is there an upload for when she gives the dressing down?
One of my favourite scenes.
The actor playing Jocke easily could’ve played the young, Prince Charles. Anyways, Josh O’Connor did a pretty convincing job.
Nicholas Rowe couldn't play Charles, he's a towering 6'4'' tall.
he made a good Sherlock Holmes
I have a crush on him lol.
@@jonmunoz2772 Me too!
@@peg202xo7 lol. He's old but he's hot asf.
The problem with this is that so many people believe it is all true, rather than fiction.
people believe science fiction movies are actual science. there's not much hope
Season 1 is actually the most accurate season of this show becoz its based primarily on journals and biographies
@@inigobantok1579 It is still fiction, not documentary.
That's not a problem with the show, it's the problem with the people.
Perhaps it never happened at all. But to many monarchists, it is completely plausible 👑
It's Young Sherlock Holmes! He's aged well.
Too bad they never made any sequels to that. That was an entertaining movie.
At the beginning there was the conflict who should be the Queen's next secretary - that's why she ordered the government official come, who then spills the beans about Churchills and Eden. I wonder why Tommy Lascelles sat idly by while Churchill and Co. lied to the Queen about the government's health. Of course, it could be that Elisabeth wanted to sort things out without him because of the secretary matter.
thanks again for this clip, if I may request you to please upload the next scene where the young queen lectures Churchill
Get a Netflix subscription
@@sikandersingh3145 I do have Netflix subscription, thank you.
@@duskyy14 Then go watch it!
@@sikandersingh3145 I have watched it a few times and hence requested to upload. I don't think I need your advice for it.
@@duskyy14 alright
"Nothing, of course. That's my job." LOL
1:04 when Sherlock Holmes realizes the games a foot in a very bad way...
Yeah, whoops, he just spilled the beans. Guess he won't get invited to the gentleman's club anymore to smoke cigars, drink brandy, and plot the overthrow of 3rd world countries while discussing the Haberdashery Wars with Colonel Noseworthy.
I think the actor playing the professor plays the homeless ex soldier in the tv series” father brown.”
He also played Morse’s father in Endeavour.
Also. The Head of the KGB in "Chernobyl".
Season 1 is really the best
Little did her majesty know that her tutor was actually the head of the KGB
Hee hee hee
"Trust but verify"
the crown was so much better the first 2 seasons
I'd say season 3 is also a good one, but seasons 4 and 5 are indeed gone far from The Crown original vibe.
Seasons 1 to 3 are peak writing of the crown Season 4 is a roller coaster ride of peak crown to telenovela crap season 5 is a total let down
Season 5 (and now 6) had a lot of potential, but by focusing on external events that we knew everything about, the Crown lost its charm
She should make sure to wear dark blue with white trimming on the neck and the wrists, her hair tied in a strict bun and she should be brandishing something like a ruler while speaking to them.
Spank me, Mommy . . .
Where is the scene where she fusses at the advisors?
After The Crown, I saw the Tutor in Rome.
Oh shit you're right. Gaius Acerbo right? 😄
From 1:01 to 1:04: This is the look of a man who desperately needs to change his undershorts.
I know the series is great quality in every aspect but I could keep watching after they replaced Claire Foy. Such a crime!!!
Could or couldn't?
@@josephherrera6656 you are right! Couldn't!
‘Better than I’ not ‘better than me’.
@tomharrison1849 I know. And from a tutor.
Remember, this is all pure fiction.
With serenety we can prevent both violence and negligence. But we can no longer afford to fail accepting that our democracies are nowva matter of interpretation.
This sensation of uncertainty is actually the stabiliry granted by solid strategy to antidemocratic forces, who are braging their position while the people is afraid to speak up.
Seal off the city. Cut the phone lines.
Not a "tutor", Churchill's private secretary, Jock Colville, is the first man in the clip.
The second man is a figment of the director of The Crown's imagination.
It would have been great if, instead of a fictional professor, the Queen had taken her private lessons with Anthony Blunt.
Blunt
Or perhaps Anthony Blanche, which would have been both very fictional and rather amusing.
lol
Nanny is nice, they could have had a Latina mom with a chancla
Asian parents too - with a belt or stick, or both! Sometimes the flying chancla too. 😁
If the Crown was Latino: Reina Lizbeth going after everyone with a chancla. Except for her mother the Reina Mami hitting her, Margarita and Philipe with a chancla.
@@LaKellita I think Princesa Margarita lacked being hit by the chancla that's why she turned out like that. 😉
@@kitty_s23456 nah, there's loads of people who got hit with a chancla who turned out MUCH worse.
@@LaKellita Yes
What/who is Batchet "... it's been a while since I read Batchet..."? Also, what is the correct spelling? 1:35
Bagehot. Walter Bagehot.
The guy's name is Walter Bagehot (pronounced "Badgit") who was the author of the book "The British Constitution" in the 19th century. It is the definitive text on the workings of the constitutional monarchy in the United Kingdom. I'm American, but I know this because I got a degree in political science. (But still had to use Wikipedia to get the spelling correct.) 😊
Thank you both!
The efficient and dignified political guy
Who's the old guy?
her teacher.
Her tutor that she called in because she felt insecure about the inadequate education she received.
'The Crown' should reflect reality, e.g. why the UK has a monarchy. Monarchy shouldn't be used as real-life soap opera, nor just as material to fill space in the media (since Elizabeth II's death there has not been much thought about why she matters).
Since the 1700s, the British monarchy has been a huge, tangible power for peace in the world. This achievement should become clear in comparison with the histories of other countries. In the 19th & 20th centuries the U.S.A, France, Germany, Russia, Italy, Spain and Greece suffered in various ways civil wars, political storms, and dictatorships. This shows what can go wrong in the absence of a head of state which is above politics, and which opposes illegal dictatorship. If there are many reasons England, Wales, and Scotland have had no civil war since Culloden in 1746, having a constitutional monarchy to unify all the people is an important reason. In the UK, 'peace' in formal speech is "The King's Peace".
This video should reflect how the monarchy is constitutionally separate from the organs of government. It was not Baldwin's fault Edward VIII chose to abdicate, nor is it fair to blame the monarchy for the Amritsar massacre in India, the Black & Tans in Ireland, or any of the mistakes British rule made in the world. The great value of the monarchy is to provide unity and stability in a way politicians can’t. Canada & Australia were given self-government under the British crown, and they have avoided secession and civil war (so far).
Of course King Charles III's marriage to Diana was a tragic mistake; the failure of Princess Anne’s & Prince Andrew’s marriages also show Prince Philip & Elizabeth II made mistakes as parents; Philip could be publicly tactless. Whatever mistakes the royal family have made, let us be grateful for the unity the monarchy gives. By stabilizing Britain & the commonwealth, it promotes peace in the world. The sea around it didn't protect the U.S.A. against civil war in the 1860s, and the UK could have suffered civil war over slavery in the 19th century; likewise over world war, loss of empire, economic failure, or race in the 20th. There will always be political violence and problems in the world, and billions of people who know or understand nothing of the British monarchy and the stability it brings. Since the 1700s, billions of people have lived under the British crown without civil war, lynching, dictatorship in their lives. God save King Charles III, and his successors.
"peace" via colonialism
@@ferriswheelfairies7725 yeah the "peace" Britain brought with its policies of mass starvation and concentration camps which it regularly subjected on its colonies
@@greenbrickbox3392 pax britannicawas a period with no major conflicts
I bet you're the type of person to refer to my people as savages.
Hell you probably think you still own us.
But being a real life soap opera is what the Monarchary is in danger of becoming and at times that is what the Monarchary is.
Did she?
I have no idea the context of what you're asking or what this scene is about but I'm gonna go ahead and guess no and I guess no because throughout her entire reign the Queen didn't do jack shit but give eloquent speeches that nobody asked for. That's Ol' Lizzie's legacy. Zilch. Nada. A big fuckin jerkoff
Yeah
@@ryandean9171 Epic scene. Elizabeth lets Salisbury and Churchill know that she's not one to mess with.
If only it was certifiably TRUE.
Where are the Fact Checkers when you need them?
Fact Checkers? LOL. Like the ones in the Constitution?
This country does not need a MONARCH.
But we Absolutely Do Need LEADERS who both know, and abide by, The Constitution.
Should “thin the (political) ranks” right there. js
“Presidential Immunity” my Aunt Fanny.🙄
Claire Foy is the real queer👑👑
This is McDonald’s mam
I hope Monarchy in Britain goes back to the King or Queen, be the guardians of truth, Justice and ensuring peace throughout the lands.
The overseer of anti corruption.
Imprison the criminal politicians, back stabbing mishandles of public tax that would be the best move for King Charles III to sort out. A speech akin to his predecessors with the same name. Bring back Treason as the worst of the worst!
The total mismanagement of the kingdom and taxpayers money, is the cause of our dismay and economic shambles!
The country has been dismantled and given away, there is nothing to save, unless mass deportations happen by the end of the day
The tories have defrauded and mismanaged the economy and procurement to the tune of over 200 billion. lock them all up!
Love when the English reference their nonexistent constitution.
There’s a constitution. But not a written one