Diana's Story: A Lamb To The Slaughter | The Crown (Elizabeth Debicki, Oliver Chris)
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- With James (Oliver Chris) acting as an intermediary, Morton interviews Diana (Elizabeth Debicki), revealing some of the most shocking elements of her life and marriage.
From Season 5, Episode 2: The System
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Let’s remember Charles was in his 30s and Diana was only 19 when he courted her. Give her some grace and compassion.
@-ag. Where was Diana's grace and compassion for the royal family that gave her everything she ever wanted? Becoming a princess was thee most important to Diana. When Diana was just dating Charles she was into the Balmoral scene and hiking and fishing but after they married she refused to be in on anything. No one forced "this poor sacrificial lamb" into marrying Charles!
@@JoanMorrison-vq2jc
No one "gave" Diana "everything" she wanted.
All Diana needed was love and understanding, not a horde of material gifts and a big palace.
I also think Diana wanted to continue working with children as well.
She needed someone to truly "listen" to her.
Hindsight always offers answers. At the time, we only have the information and maturity we had. We can't beat ourselves up with hindsight.
This is a movie. I will not judge a woman I never knew or met. I have no idea what she went through or what her frame of mind was. She is not longer here to defend herself, to give her side of the story. I pray peace and healing for her family, especially her sons.
@@marie6885 She had more time and opportunity to “tell her side” for many years and she did.
She suffered from depression, postpartum, eating disorders, and gaslighting because she was emotionally neglected and not shown the bare minimum of respect or affection in privately or in public.
They barely dated before they wed. He also dated her sister first. Her parents should have stepped forward and slowed t things down.
Her family were the ones who threw her to the slaughter. They were too excited at the trophy she brought to their family to care for the feelings of a naive and innocent girl.
I will never understand why Diana's sister didn't marry Charles. Weren't they the same age.
@@nomahope3182
Diana's older sister made the
mistake of giving an interview.
That was the end of the romance.
Love Her He was jealous of Her!
@@terianderson734 the whole Royal Family were as well.
She was gaslit for 10 yrs by everyone who should have held Charles accountable for his unfeeling humiliating treatment of Diana.
*There was no way that the Crown was going to allow her to take the future king of UK overseas to live!*
I blame Charles for allowing his family to push him into the marriage. But I am sure that Diana's father and grandmother were pushing
her to go ahead with the marriage. But being very young, I don't think that she was able to resist. She had no career, etc.
She had a psuedo-career as a kindergarten aide.
@@Coryraisa
It wasn't a career, it was a job BUT
She showed up to work every day she
was assigned to work . She was driving
to work/taking a bus to work until she-
was moved to Buckingham Palace
after the engagement announcement.
@@here_we_go_again2571
Good, glad you see it. In actuality, there really was no proof that Diana truly was planning to take her sons overseas to live.
In real life...unlike tabloid claims and film and telly portrayals...Diana was wise enough to understand that her sons had lives and a community in the UK and that they'd had enough upheaval in their lives.
Legal standpoint aside, she was a wise enough mum to not try to force more upheaval in her sons' lives by uprooting them and forcing them to move to a new country where they didn't know anyone and possibly didn't understand the language.
@@Coryraisa
I don't think that Diana was wise.
But she was not stupid.
The upheaval in her children's lives was because Diana and Charles were
arguing
@@here_we_go_again2571
True, most of the upheaval was a result of Charles and Diana's arguments.
Glad you see that Diana was not stupid.
But I say she had some wisdom.
And as I stated...in real life...contrary to what the television series implies...Diana was _NOT_ planning to take her sons overseas to live.
Even after she and Charles divorced, she remained in the UK, especially since both of her sons were in boarding school.
She was _NOT_ about to yank them out of their schools to take them to another country.
Charles really didn't talk about the married Camilla during the first few years.
Camilla was Charles' dirty little secret.
Tragic!
This is us it’s a great show from blue pictures television.
she should have spent more time in church in these situations.she should discuss her problems with God first with a clean heart and good intentions.
Diana looks very pretty in long hair.
i know the other Royals are spending more time in military so they had to cut their hair. Princess Anne's hair is also short.
When I was pregnant, I threw myself down the stairs
Yeah….because that is a level and normal reaction
She could have killed her child, simply to spite her husband. My view of her has completely changed now
Other times she said that
she didn't throw herself
down the stairs.
@@here_we_go_again2571 Hmmm. Diana was saying whichever suited her at the time. Diana probably wanted attention and drama. Maybe years later William said, "thanks a lot mom. Didn't you consider ME when you were throwing yourself down the stairs"?!! Awful woman!
@@here_we_go_again2571 She did. Employees verified it as well.
Holy c***
The Lamb to the slaughter or Crowned Queen? Her choice alone to walk into her own slaughter.
The drama this one created will never be topped.
@beths4934. Well said! I agree. Diana just wanted the title of Princess of Wales and eventually to be queen according to her family and friends since her childhood. She wouldn't have looked at Charles twice if he was a butcher or a baker or a candle stick maker. Not everything can be blamed on Camilla and Charles infidelity. Not everything can be blamed on Diana's youth, either.
Tell that to any domestic violence victim. I dare you.
@@outinsider as if diana was a victim....🙄
@@beths4934 Well, if someone is psychologically torturing you and neglecting you in the process, what does that make you?
@@outinsider I agree!!
Her self pity is really irritating.
We're you there at the time??? No so you don't know how the Princess felt or what she was going through, none of us really do
IF YOU BELIEVE ALL THIS TABLOID GOSSIP, THEN NOTHING IS GOING TO STOP YOU FROM TRASHING DIANA! JUST REMEMBER THERE'S KARMA AND WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND! IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME!
She really thought she could force a man to love her when he didn’t. She thought she could force the Queen herself to fix things in her favor. It is truly remarkable how self-absorbed she was and seriously, I never saw it for so very long. So tragic.
She was 19. Of course, she thought she could change the world.
She was 19 and look what was pummeled at her.
Yes. Exactly. And when she couldn’t force him to love her, she tried to destroy the monarchy. It truly is sad to have that much built up anger.
Diana never tried to "force" anything.
Charles and Diana truly did love each other in the beginning.
Diana was not the villain in this story
@@rebeccachambers419 Diana didn't try to destroy the monarchy. As she said, it was her sons' future. She transformed the monarchy by adding humanity and compassion to a cold, ancient institution. Of course she was angry. She had been betrayed. But all she wanted to do was tell her side of the story, her truth. No one can deny her that.