Which moment from royal history would YOU have wanted to see in The Crown's final season? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 10 Things The Crown Season 6 Part 2 Got Factually Right & Wrong - ua-cam.com/video/JIPeGeg8tQE/v-deo.html
When princess Anne was almost kidnapped and fended for herself. Shes already many people's favorite character in the series, that plot point would have really embedded the humor and the horror of being who she is.
Yes, the attempt to kidnap Princess Anne was foiled only because she fought her assailant off. She kicked, bashed and swore at him. Michael Parkinson asked her about it and she spoke to him with humour, downplaying her role in escaping.
There was just too much diana in the past 2 seasons. knowing the crown had only a few seasons and episodes left. It was like detour. The 2nd half of the final season did feel like the original Crown which was great.
I would’ve not minded it at all if they included more on Diana’s philanthropy and works on the weeks before she passed, but dedicating a whole episode on Saint Tropez felt too wasteful of the episode slots, especially with the episode of literally just about the paparazzi shot of Diana and Dodi kissing. They could’ve definitely squashed it into Season 5 Episode 10, then featured her death on the first 2 episodes.
@@caffeinatedlagi it felt like they tried to milk Diana and William’s story so bad in the last season, I believe we should’ve gotten at least an episode for the Queen Mother and the core original characters with flashbacks. Basically we should’ve gotten more of like the Ritz episode.
I think starting in Season 3 they should have added at least two more episodes each to cover more material, especially in the final season since things are very rushed in the last episodes.
A quick montage showing clips of the family members up to the present time to wrap things up would have been nice in showing that the world continues when the queen dies. There,s always a new sovereign.
@@forgeustiss6667 she was flown in a helicopter, transported in a specially made wheelchair van that had been made for Margaret and attended. The Queen was worried and tried to talk her out of it apparently. After the funeral she went to Royal Lodge and never left.
What a great top this was (even though i haven't watch this series, yet) Thanks, Emely, and a happy thursday afternoon to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia.
well the “crown” can do any prequel series just like the “Downtown Abbey” where after finishing series’s , they’ve made 2 movies to continue the stories where we’ve seen the passing away of the dowager countess of Grantham in the modern era. If Peter Morgan wants to reflect the “Queen’s Death” in the modern era by accession of King Charles with Harry-Meghan-Andrew scandals they can simply start to filming a movie instead with prequel
I still can't believe 9/11 was glossed over as an afterthought when the Kennedy assassination got basically an entire episode devoted to it. They really lost the historical drama piece of the show in the final seasons.
Here’s my personal issues with S5-S6 At the end of S4 they really teased this idea of Diana as the new ‘Queen’ of the show. But S5 imo fell flat on its face. They could’ve done so much more, especially because the 90s were CRAZY for the royal family. 1992, Diana’s charity works, Charles and Camilla’s drama, all the stuff going on in England and the Queen not to mention Tony Blair. I feel that getting close to the real time period and with the heat from certain individuals and the royals themselves they decided to water down the show so that it wouldn’t cause a divot. But it lost me honestly. They didn’t have to focus on just Diana and Charles, they could’ve done other things to avoid that drama. But oh well, it’s over and done with. But they missed some great stuff. But that’s just how I feel.
I feel like the crown could have also touched on the story of The lost prince considering they had Made a whole episode on the Romanov’s and the queens 2 cousins it would have been nice if they had showed the queens reaction of her lost uncle and how she would have felt about her grandfather treating him. They were also in the correct timeline as the show ended in the year 2005 and the movie came out in 2003
@@HookedOnSonics518 but he didn't terrify his children that is misinformation he was just emotionally distant yet strict his relationship with his children improved the older they got and Prince Albert, Princess Mary and Prince John were his favourites.
Prince John was not lost. In 1909, it was discovered that John had epilepsy. In 1916, as his condition deteriorated, he was sent to live at Sandringham House and kept away from the public eye. There, he was cared for by his governess, "Lala" Bill, and befriended local children whom his mother had gathered to be his playmates . The family loved him their diary entries give details to their visits to him. he was sent to be raised in a calm sweet and stress-free environment for his health. he was allowed to do whatever he wanted and was quite cheeky King George V and Queen Mary found him brave and funny in their diary entries he even used to regularly prank his parents. he had a loving nanny and played with local children and his grandmother spoilt him so much. his siblings loved him all except Edward VIII former King and later Duke of Windsor the weriod. They were devastated when he died especially his parents in private they grieved deeply the staff noted it was the first time they saw and heard the Queen and King cry but in public, they put on a brave face for their people who were still at war and needed strength and service so people misunderstood them as cold. They sent Prince John away due to doctors' recommendation to reduce his riggers. high stress and public crowds triggered his seizures so Mary and George did the best they could in the most loving way for him to live a happy life unfortunately it was a short one. they visited him regularly even though their schedules during the war were hectic they loved their son very much and don't deserve the slander they get today.
S6 is easily my least favorite of the series mainly because I felt like they rushed a lot the early episodes. Especially the crash with Diana that could’ve been covered a bit more and stretched out over several episodes. Instead of condensing a large majority of it into just 4 parts.
I was living abroad but visiting Miami when Versace was murdered. I had been on a cruise and got back the day after his death - I was in shock as we drove through South Beach and I pointed to the foreigner visitors with me .. that’s Versace’s mansion only to right there and then realize something very wrong had happened … I never forgot what I saw - how dare they not address it with the princess being her close friend and shortly before her death?!
I read somewhere ( don’t know if it’s true) that Fergie wanted money if she was going to be portrayed in the crown. That made the producers mad and decided to just cut any references about Fergie from the show
That's because season 5 was extremely slow and not much happened.. I expected Diana's death to be season finale os S5 and aftermath the beginning of S6. A lot more could have been told..
I was under the impression that The Crown was a series predominantly about The Queen and events that made her into the phenomenal woman she was. Everyone else featured in the series (her origins, parents, sister, Prime Ministers, her children, grand children and their spouses) were an extension of that story? Metaphorically, she was the sun and everything and everyone else in the story orbited around her. To be honest, I felt more time should have been spent on activities she was involved in and what she meant to the world as 'The Queen'.
I Like The Crown But I Can't Believe That 9/11 Was Literally Just An Afterthought When The Kennedy Assassination And The Queen's Reaction To It Got An Entire Episode In Season 2 Was Wrong
Prince Harry's description of his first meeting with Camilla was in step with the theme of the rest of the book, the fact that he was the Spare. He said that Camilla was respectful, but it was obvious she didn't place much significance on the meeting because she had already met William, and the Heir was the one she really had to get approval from. Honestly, I think it's sad that so many people just assume that Harry spent the whole book trashing his family, and he really didn't. He was surprisingly self-deprecating, like when he admitted that there were times that William wanted to talk about Diana and he shot him down because he was still in his denial phase of grief. And his criticisms of Camilla were left largely unsaid. I mean, the tone certainly was that he never much liked her, but he really didn't spend any time trashing her, either. The only time I can think that merely IMPLIED her duplicitous nature was when the two couples, the Sussexes and the Cambridges, were discussing how sorry they were that the press got a hold of the story about the two wives fighting because of Meghan's bridesmaid dresses not fitting the girls. It had been twisted and blown out of proportion in the media, and the two couples were trying to bury the hatchet when they realized that it wasn't any of them who went to the press, but Kate had mentioned it when she and William had dinner with Charles and Camilla a few weeks earlier, and they didn't say it out loud, but everyone knew that meant that Camilla was the one who leaked it.
I wish that they'd given Harry more to do in the final season, and even if he'd had a centric episode. But maybe it's to illustrate how he was the "Spare" to the throne, and that he and Meghan are no longer involved with the Royal Family.
I really liked the crown, where they disappointed is that they over pandered to the fact it was the most popular with american audiences that are nuts over Diana and her death. Its a shame they spent so long on Diana and ignored the rest of the family. Thatd be doing something new.
That thud you heard was from the costume department in regards to recreating the Christie’s auction. I think that’s the understandable reason it was left out of the season.
Anne, Andrew and Edward were allowed to live a life with little fan-fair about every detail of their lives spread across the UK tabloids (as the "non-heirs"). They weren't ever criticized for eating an avocado or other ridiculousness right and left. Sophie wasn't stalked and judged about everything she did with lies fed to the press about her. But Harry and Meghan got slandered by tabloids with lies and hatred and biases even though he is of the same relation to his aunts and uncles (the sibling of the heir). It all comes down to British xenophobia (I know no one wants to admit that, but its really true).
His issues were there his resentment against his family there long before the witch showed her face she just took advantage of his situation nothing more
I know we all loved her but do remember the series is called The Crown..not The People's Princess..we've seen enough of her stuff in countless movies and videos..to see it on the Crown would just be boring
Which moment from royal history would YOU have wanted to see in The Crown's final season? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 10 Things The Crown Season 6 Part 2 Got Factually Right & Wrong - ua-cam.com/video/JIPeGeg8tQE/v-deo.html
When princess Anne was almost kidnapped and fended for herself. Shes already many people's favorite character in the series, that plot point would have really embedded the humor and the horror of being who she is.
Yes, the attempt to kidnap Princess Anne was foiled only because she fought her assailant off. She kicked, bashed and swore at him.
Michael Parkinson asked her about it and she spoke to him with humour, downplaying her role in escaping.
I completely agree that The Crown should have included that event, but it would have been covered in either season 3 or 4
Yes, William and Harry meeting Camilla would have been interesting to see. It definitely would have made of a bit of drama.
Right. Especially when her first meeting with William was leaked to the media via her top aide who was married to a media executive.
I feel like the problem with Season 6, at least for me, was that Diana had four episodes in one summer, leaving just 6 left for 8 years
Yea the first 4 were awful, very boring
There was just too much diana in the past 2 seasons. knowing the crown had only a few seasons and episodes left. It was like detour. The 2nd half of the final season did feel like the original Crown which was great.
I would’ve not minded it at all if they included more on Diana’s philanthropy and works on the weeks before she passed, but dedicating a whole episode on Saint Tropez felt too wasteful of the episode slots, especially with the episode of literally just about the paparazzi shot of Diana and Dodi kissing. They could’ve definitely squashed it into Season 5 Episode 10, then featured her death on the first 2 episodes.
It’s the opposite for me, the part with William and Kate were too boring and unnecessarily long
@@caffeinatedlagi it felt like they tried to milk Diana and William’s story so bad in the last season, I believe we should’ve gotten at least an episode for the Queen Mother and the core original characters with flashbacks. Basically we should’ve gotten more of like the Ritz episode.
I think starting in Season 3 they should have added at least two more episodes each to cover more material, especially in the final season since things are very rushed in the last episodes.
Yes
A quick montage showing clips of the family members up to the present time to wrap things up would have been nice in showing that the world continues when the queen dies. There,s always a new sovereign.
It would’ve been a powerful moment had they included the 101 Queen Mother attending Princess Margaret’s funeral despite being in her own death bed.
How could she be on her death bed if she was at a funeral.
@@forgeustiss6667 she was flown in a helicopter, transported in a specially made wheelchair van that had been made for Margaret and attended. The Queen was worried and tried to talk her out of it apparently. After the funeral she went to Royal Lodge and never left.
she was dying, but sh
e was able to go to the funeral. @@forgeustiss6667
@@corydestein3160 she was very ill and old but it wasn't her deathbed.
What a great top this was (even though i haven't watch this series, yet) Thanks, Emely, and a happy thursday afternoon to you as well. Take care and God bless you, and greetings from Colombia.
I would have loved to have seen the Princess Diana's dance with John Travolta recreated.
Considering how many of us are Americans watching they most certainly should have portraited it - maybe they don’t like he’s a Scientologist!
How was Sarah instrumental in Diana starring in The Bodyguard 2 when it’s well known Diana and Sara hadn’t spoken in years up until her death
well the “crown” can do any prequel series just like the “Downtown Abbey” where after finishing series’s , they’ve made 2 movies to continue the stories where we’ve seen the passing away of the dowager countess of Grantham in the modern era. If Peter Morgan wants to reflect the “Queen’s Death” in the modern era by accession of King Charles with Harry-Meghan-Andrew scandals they can simply start to filming a movie instead with prequel
That is true, I could see that being a possibility somewhere down the line
Just HOW did Edward's marriage get left out!?
Bc he’s too clean cut I think. What scandals has he had?
No drama = No money to be made.
@@brahmabkitty03 quite a few. He's very far from perfect.
I still can't believe 9/11 was glossed over as an afterthought when the Kennedy assassination got basically an entire episode devoted to it. They really lost the historical drama piece of the show in the final seasons.
Ever since HM started getting a paycheck from Netflix the series was no longer the same
I am cried Diana story heartbreak
Absolutely! The writers fumbled...
William and Kate’s wedding!🎉❤🎉
They always skipping over Edward. Guess he’s too unproblematic
Maybe they didn’t show him so that they didn’t have to show more of the Pedo Prince
Here’s my personal issues with S5-S6
At the end of S4 they really teased this idea of Diana as the new ‘Queen’ of the show. But S5 imo fell flat on its face. They could’ve done so much more, especially because the 90s were CRAZY for the royal family. 1992, Diana’s charity works, Charles and Camilla’s drama, all the stuff going on in England and the Queen not to mention Tony Blair. I feel that getting close to the real time period and with the heat from certain individuals and the royals themselves they decided to water down the show so that it wouldn’t cause a divot. But it lost me honestly. They didn’t have to focus on just Diana and Charles, they could’ve done other things to avoid that drama. But oh well, it’s over and done with. But they missed some great stuff. But that’s just how I feel.
What about Princess Anne's kidnap attempt?
This video is specifically for season 6 the kidnapping would’ve occurred sometime in season 3
I would have loved to see William and Kate's wedding.
I feel that’s where it should have ended as that’s who most of us adults will see as the last monarch in our lifetime!
I feel like the crown could have also touched on the story of The lost prince considering they had Made a whole episode on the Romanov’s and the queens 2 cousins it would have been nice if they had showed the queens reaction of her lost uncle and how she would have felt about her grandfather treating him. They were also in the correct timeline as the show ended in the year 2005 and the movie came out in 2003
It always breaks my heart to think of George V intentionally terrifying his children.
@@HookedOnSonics518 but he didn't terrify his children that is misinformation he was just emotionally distant yet strict his relationship with his children improved the older they got and Prince Albert, Princess Mary and Prince John were his favourites.
Prince John was not lost. In 1909, it was discovered that John had epilepsy. In 1916, as his condition deteriorated, he was sent to live at Sandringham House and kept away from the public eye. There, he was cared for by his governess, "Lala" Bill, and befriended local children whom his mother had gathered to be his playmates .
The family loved him their diary entries give details to their visits to him. he was sent to be raised in a calm sweet and stress-free environment for his health. he was allowed to do whatever he wanted and was quite cheeky King George V and Queen Mary found him brave and funny in their diary entries he even used to regularly prank his parents.
he had a loving nanny and played with local children and his grandmother spoilt him so much. his siblings loved him all except Edward VIII former King and later Duke of Windsor the weriod. They were devastated when he died especially his parents in private they grieved deeply the staff noted it was the first time they saw and heard the Queen and King cry but in public, they put on a brave face for their people who were still at war and needed strength and service so people misunderstood them as cold.
They sent Prince John away due to doctors' recommendation to reduce his riggers. high stress and public crowds triggered his seizures so Mary and George did the best they could in the most loving way for him to live a happy life unfortunately it was a short one. they visited him regularly even though their schedules during the war were hectic they loved their son very much and don't deserve the slander they get today.
S6 is easily my least favorite of the series mainly because I felt like they rushed a lot the early episodes. Especially the crash with Diana that could’ve been covered a bit more and stretched out over several episodes. Instead of condensing a large majority of it into just 4 parts.
The princes meeting Camilla would be great!
They did that in season 4. Episode 3 i think
I was living abroad but visiting Miami when Versace was murdered. I had been on a cruise and got back the day after his death - I was in shock as we drove through South Beach and I pointed to the foreigner visitors with me .. that’s Versace’s mansion only to right there and then realize something very wrong had happened … I never forgot what I saw - how dare they not address it with the princess being her close friend and shortly before her death?!
I wished in earlier seasons they would have mentioned or showed Sarah Ferguson wedding or how cose she was to Diana
Yea I agree. Fergy was only mentioned a few times
I read somewhere ( don’t know if it’s true) that Fergie wanted money if she was going to be portrayed in the crown. That made the producers mad and decided to just cut any references about Fergie from the show
Their fallout would have been more interesting
unfortunately, 10 episodes per season won't be able to cover all of these.
That's because season 5 was extremely slow and not much happened.. I expected Diana's death to be season finale os S5 and aftermath the beginning of S6. A lot more could have been told..
When Diana confronted Camilla = 💣
I was under the impression that The Crown was a series predominantly about The Queen and events that made her into the phenomenal woman she was. Everyone else featured in the series (her origins, parents, sister, Prime Ministers, her children, grand children and their spouses) were an extension of that story? Metaphorically, she was the sun and everything and everyone else in the story orbited around her. To be honest, I felt more time should have been spent on activities she was involved in and what she meant to the world as 'The Queen'.
I was under the impression The Crown was about whoever has and will wear the crown and those important in their lives and the crown itself.
I Like The Crown But I Can't Believe That 9/11 Was Literally Just An Afterthought When The Kennedy Assassination And The Queen's Reaction To It Got An Entire Episode In Season 2 Was Wrong
9/11 was less of a thing in the UK. The world does not revolve around the US.
The UK had 7/7.
Exactly especially after Prince Harry provided on his book so much detail himself.
The reason this series came about. Because of the Broadway show The Audience.. The Queen's weekly meetings with here Prime Ministers
I subscribe to Netflix because of this show
Prince Harry's description of his first meeting with Camilla was in step with the theme of the rest of the book, the fact that he was the Spare. He said that Camilla was respectful, but it was obvious she didn't place much significance on the meeting because she had already met William, and the Heir was the one she really had to get approval from.
Honestly, I think it's sad that so many people just assume that Harry spent the whole book trashing his family, and he really didn't. He was surprisingly self-deprecating, like when he admitted that there were times that William wanted to talk about Diana and he shot him down because he was still in his denial phase of grief. And his criticisms of Camilla were left largely unsaid. I mean, the tone certainly was that he never much liked her, but he really didn't spend any time trashing her, either. The only time I can think that merely IMPLIED her duplicitous nature was when the two couples, the Sussexes and the Cambridges, were discussing how sorry they were that the press got a hold of the story about the two wives fighting because of Meghan's bridesmaid dresses not fitting the girls. It had been twisted and blown out of proportion in the media, and the two couples were trying to bury the hatchet when they realized that it wasn't any of them who went to the press, but Kate had mentioned it when she and William had dinner with Charles and Camilla a few weeks earlier, and they didn't say it out loud, but everyone knew that meant that Camilla was the one who leaked it.
Proof ? Is not opinion
While looking at the thumbnail, I originally thought it was Nana Visitor
Was pretty disappointed they didn’t put more light on the IRA
The UK didn't get a minimum wage until Tony Blair??? Wow. The US got it in 1938.
Yet they are better paid
I wish that they'd given Harry more to do in the final season, and even if he'd had a centric episode. But maybe it's to illustrate how he was the "Spare" to the throne, and that he and Meghan are no longer involved with the Royal Family.
It’s called the crown not the spare
Definitely the Queen Mother’s 100th! I remember all the memorabilia!
i loathe Tony Blair. He had the nerve to free that Libyan Terrorist who is responsible for Lockerbie.
And Meghan was campaigning to cast her in the role
I really liked the crown, where they disappointed is that they over pandered to the fact it was the most popular with american audiences that are nuts over Diana and her death. Its a shame they spent so long on Diana and ignored the rest of the family. Thatd be doing something new.
That thud you heard was from the costume department in regards to recreating the Christie’s auction. I think that’s the understandable reason it was left out of the season.
Anne, Andrew and Edward were allowed to live a life with little fan-fair about every detail of their lives spread across the UK tabloids (as the "non-heirs"). They weren't ever criticized for eating an avocado or other ridiculousness right and left. Sophie wasn't stalked and judged about everything she did with lies fed to the press about her. But Harry and Meghan got slandered by tabloids with lies and hatred and biases even though he is of the same relation to his aunts and uncles (the sibling of the heir). It all comes down to British xenophobia (I know no one wants to admit that, but its really true).
Other than his Mum, who did Harry like?
His issues were there his resentment against his family there long before the witch showed her face she just took advantage of his situation nothing more
The last 2 seasons were already way too focused on Diana. We didn't need any more Diana moments.
I would’ve wanted to see princess Margret’s funeral. They talked about it but we never get to see them go through with it.
Lots have been skipped but I think it's Ok that it's ended good
I know we all loved her but do remember the series is called The Crown..not The People's Princess..we've seen enough of her stuff in countless movies and videos..to see it on the Crown would just be boring
The last thing S6 needed was more Diana. I’m sorry. We love Diana but we know the story. It’s The Crown. Not The Diana.
The season sucked period
Want to see more of Debicky's Diana. She was as lovely as the real Diana.
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the Crown was not a documentary and only loosely based in reality
Blair is still my favourite Post WW2 Prime Minister for everything that wasn't Iraq
Some ideas have to be left on the cutting room floor, it's not a documentary, it's a drama series with limited episodes.
They could’ve kept this season. Season 5 should’ve been the final season.
William and Kate storyline sucked.🙄🤔👎
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