Philip may have been right all along. Imagine, she reigns for almost 70 years and in those years, there may have been incidents when an entire ceiling in Buckingham fell directly at her head but thanks to her helmet hair style, those fallen masonry broke into pieces.
Imagine being married to the literal queen, living a life of luxury because of it, and having the balls to compare her to other women over a haircut lol
TMPanos96 Idk wtf your blabbing on abt, you’re just proving that your a sexist coming out of the closet.. You claim it’s “double standards”, when in reality it just seems you can’t stand to see a women getting her due. Not only that, you’re just proving your own point..”cringe misandrist and hypocritical women having power fantasies” really lol. As if women imagining a life were she might be in control instead of a man is so ridiculous and absurd..please explain how you’re not being hypocritical? As far as these comments you’re complaining about people saying, “Philip should understand that he’s married to the queen and should obey her and know his place.” No one in this comment section has said that?? Nor close, yet your bringing your frustration from what other people are saying over here and assuming that every woman has that same opinion.. Yet again proving your point assuming that every woman craves dominance over a man, and that every woman has the same opinions for the queen and Philips relationship. When in reality most of women just want an EQUAL understanding and respect, as if thats too much to ask. And I can assure you that I do not share the same opinions for that relationship neither, no one should be obeying anyone and his place is her husband not some servant.. Or when people said “fuck yeah” to when she gave the Prime Minister a lecture. Did you not watch the episode lmao? He deliberately lied and kept information from her, not considering the aspect of his country but denying the reality of his own health keeping his strong willed attitude believing he could still run it. Yet your mad that she gave a truthful statement abt his actions, and that people agreed w it?? No man (that isn’t sexist..) would have a problem w what she said or that people agreed w it or call it cringe, and “normal, progressive, egalitarian anti-monarchy beliefs”.. again really lol. As if favoring equality is some sort of crime, and “anti-monarchy beliefs”, wth is wrong w that not everyone believes in the monarchy.. and you say you’re not British that part is really confusing me? If that entire paragraph alone doesn’t prove your sexism then idk what does, but I’ll keep on going to prove my point. Or “Let’s not fool ourselves, “shut up and accept your position as queen consort to the king/you knew what you the deal lady/do your duty by your husband” etc. would never even occur as a thought to you.” When those are my thoughts exactly for Meghan Markle and Catherine Middleton.. Why, BECAUSE THEY KNEW EXACTLY WHAT THEY WERE GETTING INTO. Especially Meghan coming from no royal background, but Harry was smart enough to get out of that family. The Crown is proving more now than ever how hard it must be, to be in that family or to be the queen, however accurate it may be. And you say you don’t like Philip in the first 2 seasons because he “complains too much and glad he’s calmed down and accepted his duties”, yet here you go on defending him stating “No sympathizing w him for being trapped in this “archaic, outdated” system that “won’t let him be who he wants to be”. Not only are you proving your point AGAIN w the “hypocrisy and double standards”, but you’re not even giving a definite statement.. both contradict each other.. Pick a side lmao. As far as you assuming again, I actually really liked Philip in the first season and sympathized w him all throughout that season and thought Elizabeth should’ve backed off a bit, no a lot, in realizing that she’s not just the queen but also a wife, mother, and sister as Philip stated. Especially w Margaret’s situation, I’m still a bit mad abt that. So yes I did sympathize w him and thought he was rather very compassionate in the beginning, that was until he cheated on her.. All sympathies left the door as soon as that happened regardless of the responsibilities that were thrown on him I don’t think he should’ve responded to that problem by fucking someone else.. instead of talking to his wife, because I for one have no tolerance for that. Unlike most men, and women unfortunately, accepting that that’s just apart of marriage and men will be men. Or am I assuming that for you? Adultery is considered a sin in the Bible yet that was overlooked by the Church when Philip committed it, and were so persistent on keeping Margaret and Townsend from being together just because he was a divorcee avoiding a scandal to arise, yet we see the irony in that. So yes you’re right there seems to be double standards all throughout the Crown, but not in the light you’re shedding. Have you even take account for Elizabeth’s situation? Having to be thrown into that ball game as well, excuse me leading it, right after her father died not knowing what to do at all, and later realizing that she will always be one half a sister/mother/wife/, and one half as queen. So I consider you to also take a look at the women’s perspective instead of the just the men’s. Why, because you have not done that once and yet here you are going on about “double standards”. And not even by legitimate facts or statements that people has said in these comments, but just by assuming.. And I have a feeling you’re going to go on abt my rant calling it misandrist, annoying, or rather long or something along those lines. But I just have a lot to say to people that are proving their own point and don’t realize it, but “I know you’ll deny this” lol. But who knows maybe I assumed that too.. As far as me, I’m not British either, nor a feminist, nor a misandrist. I rather adore men, respectful ones and gentlemen if you will, they are the gems of this earth and we could use a lot more of them. I just don’t care for disrespect ones, and don’t mind calling them out on it.. But I’m still open to the conversation and hope you can prove me otherwise. (I appreciate to anyone that’s made it to the end of this, I apologize for the length lol)
To think he talked to her like that and she could have sent him to some estate away from her for years until he apologized. Or at the very least sent him to a different wing away from Herself. As far as I know she has never used her power as queen against Phillip no matter how bad he behaved. She treats him as her husband only and not as a subject which he technically is.
I thought the scene was very indicative of a succesful marriage. He can say what he wants. She can wear her hair the way she wants. He can tease her and she can tease back. I thought the scene was adorable
saturn0660 teasing your better half makes the relationship work. That's why Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds tease each other. Even Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh (bollywood actors) tease each other on Instagram.
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me." "And I thought you were hoping to actually make our marriage work after the rumors wouldn't stop."
George VI: ''You do understand, the titles... the dukedom... they are not the job. She is the job. She is the essence of your duty. Loving her. Protecting her. Of course you'll miss your career, but doing this for her... doing this for me... there may never be greater act of patriotism... or love.'' Philip: ''I understand, sir.'' *4 episodes later* Elizabeth: ''You're gonna have to kneel like everyone else at the coronation.'' Philip: *Autistic screeching*
@@CosmicTeapot It's a very good question. What were Phillip (and his uncle Lord Mountbatten) really thinking? It should have been clear that Phillip would be nothing but an adjunct to his wife -- the Prince Consort. The closest thing was Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, I guess. Albert had some power behind the scenes, but publicly his wife was the face of the monarchy. Problem is, a hundred plus years later, all that was left for the monarchy was ceremonial. When Elizabeth ascended the throne, all the power was in the hands of the government, mainly the PM. That left little for someone like Phillip to do but be an appendage to his wife.
ORxven no I’ve been on the receiving end of a Prince Phillip comment/joke about my hair when I met him both of the two times I’ve met him, he most likely did say something like this to his wife/The Queen about her hair! He was running late and after he apologised (he apologised to everyone personally because he was nearly two hours late.) he asked me if I had gotten bored waiting? I said no why? He replied it looks like you Raided the colour pen drawer and decided to use your hair as a colouring picture book, couldn’t you decide on one colour? I burst out laughing because he started laughing. At the time I had red, purple, blue and black hair all laying over one another and not the bright pastel colours everyone has now days mine was dark versions of the colours. He was at college to open our brand new performing Arts centre and brand new theatre, Nottingham traffic wasn’t the easiest thing to get through at the time. If you needed to be anywhere you would have been better living close by or leaving a few hours earlier to get to where you needed to be on time. Then I saw him a few years later when I was performing for the RSC and he did remember me he remembered two tattoos I’ve got what they meant and both reasons why I’ve got them in the places I’ve got them and it was almost 7 years since we first met so I was really shocked he actually remembered me, especially my tattoos and the reason I have them. and then I only had half and half coloured hair I had purple on the top and blue/black underneath and he just said to me “you still haven’t decided on just one colour yet?” And spoke to me about other things, and congratulated me for passing my college and university exams and asking how I was getting on working at the RSC etc... so yes I can actually see Phillip saying this. X
River-Phoenix Luna Pavier As Good Bye says, that's amazing. What's most fabulous is that he remembered you as well!! That length of time, he must have met hundreds, if not thousands, of other random people. Not only did he remember your face, but he remembered the comment he made and the meaning of your tattoos :O :)
Even a prince isn’t above mocking his wife’s hair. I showed my mom this scene and she laughed her head off. My dad has mocked her hair their whole marriage and they’ve been together for 36 years.
@@Gaish well they could’ve separated like others did. No need to be divorced. But they were close to each other too. Anyway their mortal selves parted today.
I rewatch this scene just for his like 30 seconds of contemplation at the beginning 😅 his expression.... too perfect lol. like contemplating how to say it.😂
This joke comes from a currently running joke regarding the Queen: she refuses to wear a helmet when she goes horseback riding, just an Hermes scarf to keep her hair tidy. The joke is the only thing between the Queen and the Heir is her hair.
the actress that played her older was so cold 🥶, she wouldn't have changed that much just because she got older , very grumpy faced most of the time, the older Phillip was pretty good
Same here Just watched all a few weeks ago as summer treat Aimed straight for seasons 3/4 as love both O Colman and Helena B-C but found myself drawn seasons 1/2 more and more
Although her haircut wasn’t the most stylish, this was a pretty lousy thing for Philip to say. But I suppose it’s not as bad as lord snowdon telling Margaret that she looked like a Jewish manicurist (due to the size of her nose).
Margaret Not really. Women can be pretty nasty and even toxic towards each other, even to the point of blackmouthing each other's looks and saying some vile things about each other (especially in arguments on Internet). While men typically don't resort to this, so it's not an accurate statement, I think
Seriously! For real, if a partner belittled me in a mean-spirited way like this, it would be over. More red flags than Beijing. Of course, by then, Elizabeth already knew he was a cheater.
Human Bean You're a guy aren't you!? 🤦🏻♀️😁 So No, she had not, her hair was longer before, and straight! You don't need to be a hair stylist to notice that. 😉 Just watch the episode before... or after this one!
Margaret Neither, just like I said. I'd say the series is surprisingly accurate here. Generally spoken, of course the Queen has changed her haircut every now and then over the years and for example wore it significantly shorter and "rounder" in the late Fifties ... like many women did at the time! 👉🏻 Check out this photo: www.google.de/search?q=elizabeth+hair+1957&tbm=isch&chips=q:elizabeth+hair+1957,online_chips:queen&client=ms-android-samsung&prmd=sinv&hl=de&ved=2ahUKEwjIxfKGgPDcAhWEhaQKHUHFAQIQ4lZ6BAgAECU#imgrc=WJGpT1xZMkOexM
0:59 Claire trying to stay in character but broke the tiniest smile then back to act "im pissed at u Philip". . But oh. This scene is maybe the most *Claire-and-Matt-themselves-banter* we could get! 😍
They definitely softened Philip in season 3. I heard the real Queen complained when she watched it they didn’t show Philip correctly. She thought he was too mean in this than he was in real life. Maybe the writers thought they should soften him for the Queens sake!
They already started filming season 3 by the time the queen watched the first season and she said she liked it but it didn’t show the accurate representation of Prince Phillip and Prince Charles because it made it seem like he was a bad father to him
@@carlosg8103 my guy how do you not know he cheated on the queen with that dancer. Here is a direct quote from her « A lady is not normally expected to defend her honor. It is the gentleman who should do that. I would have had a happier and easier life if Prince Philip, instead of coming uninvited to my dressing room, had gone home to his pregnant wife on the night in question." I got it from an article from Distractify. Many people reported him being a cheater. Do a bit of research you will find many stories. They even wanted to divorce but since they were royals they had to work through it and divorce wasnt an option.
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me?" Well it's a good enough hairstyle for jumping out of a helicopter at the Olympics, he shouldn't complain.
He absolutely has the right to be honest about what he finds attractive and if she does something to herself that he doesn't find attractive any spouse has the right to mention that to their spouse. It runs along the same lines as telling your spouse what turns you on and what doesn't. You have to have open communication about that. If they do something to themselves that you don't find attractive it's best to let them know.
I think Philip has always known and was ready for giving up everything to always walk a few step behind the Queen, but not so soon. No one at the time expected King George VI to die that soon after their marriage. George VI was only 56 at the time of death. The Windsor monarchs before him all had pretty long lives. Victoria died at 81, Edward VII at 68, George V at 70. Philip, when he proposed to Elizabeth, probably calculated that by the time that Elizabeth ascend to the throne they would probably be in their 40s or 50s. Given that Philip was already Commander in the navy at the age of 30 and his very good family connections, it was very realistic for him to make vice-admiral if not admiral in another 20 years. And before that the first twenty to thirty years it was always his career first. He was no doubt an ambitious and capable man. And he could well have been one of youngest admirals in English history. He probably thought he could have proven to the world that he is his own man before the Elizabeth even become queen. But then the King George VI suddenly died.
@@tweetiepie551 this was only racist to women with terrible hairstyles😉 But yeah, I have read that Phillip has made racial remarks that made people blush. He just blurts things out and it's like:' did he just say that?. Well, who is laughing,now; the grandchild who resembles him the most in looks and character,married a beautiful black(or biracial,whatever; she ain't white!)woman! Ha!
Wow. My husband would never speak to me like that! Any style I choose is my fucking decision and he has no say, he knows it, just as I would never critic his chosen styles.
Honestly prince phillip for me didn't even have the looks to get a women like that. I don't know why she wanted him. but hey the heart wants what the heart wants.
Like Helen Mirren said when she won Oscar: Elizabeth Windsor has maintain her dignity, her sense of duty and her hairstyle. So this is the beginning of the last one.
Tbf, during those times, that hair was extremely common and is actually sophisticated/fashionable among young married women. If you look at old interviews like “should husband be present during the birth of the child” on youtube, majority of the women has that hairstyle
when he says "jayne mansfield or rita hayworth" it skeezes me out so much. hes not just teasing her anymore at that point, hes being cutting and he knows it. gross.
@Margaret Gust Philip speaks his mind and in most cases speaks the truth. He was not the only one concerned about Charles. Him becoming king has worried people for a long time and still does to this day. I'm sure one of the reasons the Queen loves him is that he will say what he really thinks to her face unlike everyone else.
@@kapi253 Yeah that part was ok, just really snarky, but it's shitty to tell your wife that she should look better by looking like some celebrities you find attractive.
Matt Smith portrayed Prince Philip so well. Wish i could have met him. He has a good sense of humor. Well done to the Queen for loving him. He reminds me of my 96 yr old grandfather who almost always puts every sentence into a pun. My poor Nanna put up with it and now im dealing with it with my husband. You should hear my husband and grandfather bounce of each other. It's lame but lovely at the sametime. RIP Prince Philip ❤
In real life, one of the things she said that Drew her to him and she always loved was that he could make her laugh I feel like if this was more accurate she would be laughing along with him she loved to poke fun and him as much as he loved to poke fun at her and they enjoyed each other's company immensely
@Lady Seashell Bikini A queen's job is to be sensible and conservative. A wife's job is to be sexy for her husband. The two are not incompatible. Most men prefer their wife to have long hair. Most such men interpret a short haircut on a woman as a sign that reads: "DON'T TOUCH ME I'M NOT INTERESTED IN ATTRACTING YOU!" Many women don't get this. Many women, including both of my grandmothers (one born 1899 the other born 1912) had very long hair and both kept it up in a sensible conservative bun outside the bedroom. I never saw either with their hair down by my one grandfather told me that that grandmother had hair over 6 feet long which explains why he always called her "my sweet Rapunzel" Those grandparents had 8 children and they remained married for 70 years. That was the only thing my grandfather asked of her and he was absolutely devoted and loyal to her from day one. She once told me he treated her like gold, like a movie star right to the end. He never raised a hand to her and that in an age when half of all husbands physically abused their wives. He helped out in the home at a time when that was considered "women's work." He took her to Europe and Hawaii more than once. He made it so she never had to get a job if she didn't want to. And he took care of her hair as well. She told my mother once that my grandfather would spend an hour every evening just brushing her hair. He did that for the last time when she was 86 years old the day before she died.
If this actually happened, I feel like Her Majesty has just kept the same style to this day just to piss Phillip off 😂
I can also see her doing that too hahaha... I'm sure he has looked pass the hair as they did have two more children lol
women. You make a joke about how they look and they all take it personally
patrick carmody I was joking...
She fully did😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think she did😂😂😂
People sayin her Majesty And Philip are so funny togheter
The Queen hasn't changed that style from that day to this
Wow. He was such a jerk! Good for her keeping the same style all those years. Lol! 👍
Philip may have been right all along. Imagine, she reigns for almost 70 years and in those years, there may have been incidents when an entire ceiling in Buckingham fell directly at her head but thanks to her helmet hair style, those fallen masonry broke into pieces.
Because she likes it:)
Because she doesn't want anymore children.
That’s her getting the last word.
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me." I laughed for like 5 minutes hahhahahahaha
Éclair and I thought that I hear it wrong hahahhaha
Do you think he's afraid of her turning into her mama?
I had to pause it because Inwas laughing so hard.
kate and william must be doing the same conversation about children
Same
Imagine being married to the literal queen, living a life of luxury because of it, and having the balls to compare her to other women over a haircut lol
@TMPanos96 ??? what
@TMPanos96 not the same thing dude.. this is about looks.
TMPanos96 dude who hurt you cause ill beat her up
Imagine being married to the queen and having the balls to cheat on her.
TMPanos96 Idk wtf your blabbing on abt, you’re just proving that your a sexist coming out of the closet.. You claim it’s “double standards”, when in reality it just seems you can’t stand to see a women getting her due. Not only that, you’re just proving your own point..”cringe misandrist and hypocritical women having power fantasies” really lol. As if women imagining a life were she might be in control instead of a man is so ridiculous and absurd..please explain how you’re not being hypocritical? As far as these comments you’re complaining about people saying, “Philip should understand that he’s married to the queen and should obey her and know his place.” No one in this comment section has said that?? Nor close, yet your bringing your frustration from what other people are saying over here and assuming that every woman has that same opinion.. Yet again proving your point assuming that every woman craves dominance over a man, and that every woman has the same opinions for the queen and Philips relationship. When in reality most of women just want an EQUAL understanding and respect, as if thats too much to ask. And I can assure you that I do not share the same opinions for that relationship neither, no one should be obeying anyone and his place is her husband not some servant.. Or when people said “fuck yeah” to when she gave the Prime Minister a lecture. Did you not watch the episode lmao? He deliberately lied and kept information from her, not considering the aspect of his country but denying the reality of his own health keeping his strong willed attitude believing he could still run it. Yet your mad that she gave a truthful statement abt his actions, and that people agreed w it?? No man (that isn’t sexist..) would have a problem w what she said or that people agreed w it or call it cringe, and “normal, progressive, egalitarian anti-monarchy beliefs”.. again really lol. As if favoring equality is some sort of crime, and “anti-monarchy beliefs”, wth is wrong w that not everyone believes in the monarchy.. and you say you’re not British that part is really confusing me? If that entire paragraph alone doesn’t prove your sexism then idk what does, but I’ll keep on going to prove my point. Or “Let’s not fool ourselves, “shut up and accept your position as queen consort to the king/you knew what you the deal lady/do your duty by your husband” etc. would never even occur as a thought to you.” When those are my thoughts exactly for Meghan Markle and Catherine Middleton.. Why, BECAUSE THEY KNEW EXACTLY WHAT THEY WERE GETTING INTO. Especially Meghan coming from no royal background, but Harry was smart enough to get out of that family. The Crown is proving more now than ever how hard it must be, to be in that family or to be the queen, however accurate it may be. And you say you don’t like Philip in the first 2 seasons because he “complains too much and glad he’s calmed down and accepted his duties”, yet here you go on defending him stating “No sympathizing w him for being trapped in this “archaic, outdated” system that “won’t let him be who he wants to be”. Not only are you proving your point AGAIN w the “hypocrisy and double standards”, but you’re not even giving a definite statement.. both contradict each other.. Pick a side lmao. As far as you assuming again, I actually really liked Philip in the first season and sympathized w him all throughout that season and thought Elizabeth should’ve backed off a bit, no a lot, in realizing that she’s not just the queen but also a wife, mother, and sister as Philip stated. Especially w Margaret’s situation, I’m still a bit mad abt that. So yes I did sympathize w him and thought he was rather very compassionate in the beginning, that was until he cheated on her.. All sympathies left the door as soon as that happened regardless of the responsibilities that were thrown on him I don’t think he should’ve responded to that problem by fucking someone else.. instead of talking to his wife, because I for one have no tolerance for that. Unlike most men, and women unfortunately, accepting that that’s just apart of marriage and men will be men. Or am I assuming that for you? Adultery is considered a sin in the Bible yet that was overlooked by the Church when Philip committed it, and were so persistent on keeping Margaret and Townsend from being together just because he was a divorcee avoiding a scandal to arise, yet we see the irony in that. So yes you’re right there seems to be double standards all throughout the Crown, but not in the light you’re shedding. Have you even take account for Elizabeth’s situation? Having to be thrown into that ball game as well, excuse me leading it, right after her father died not knowing what to do at all, and later realizing that she will always be one half a sister/mother/wife/, and one half as queen. So I consider you to also take a look at the women’s perspective instead of the just the men’s. Why, because you have not done that once and yet here you are going on about “double standards”. And not even by legitimate facts or statements that people has said in these comments, but just by assuming.. And I have a feeling you’re going to go on abt my rant calling it misandrist, annoying, or rather long or something along those lines. But I just have a lot to say to people that are proving their own point and don’t realize it, but “I know you’ll deny this” lol. But who knows maybe I assumed that too.. As far as me, I’m not British either, nor a feminist, nor a misandrist. I rather adore men, respectful ones and gentlemen if you will, they are the gems of this earth and we could use a lot more of them. I just don’t care for disrespect ones, and don’t mind calling them out on it.. But I’m still open to the conversation and hope you can prove me otherwise.
(I appreciate to anyone that’s made it to the end of this, I apologize for the length lol)
"tidy and sensible" ....." adjectives to stir the loins" HAHAHAHAHAHA!
That's British erotica for you right there hahaha
Poor bodyguards who had to overhear that!
😂🤣
@@yeahbee8237 They not only had to overhear it...they had to do so and keep a straight face. Pure torture, if you ask me.
@@SimonDeBelleme1 Biggus Dickus
If I talked to my wife like that.... I'd never get laid again..
To think he talked to her like that and she could have sent him to some estate away from her for years until he apologized. Or at the very least sent him to a different wing away from Herself. As far as I know she has never used her power as queen against Phillip no matter how bad he behaved. She treats him as her husband only and not as a subject which he technically is.
I thought the scene was very indicative of a succesful marriage. He can say what he wants. She can wear her hair the way she wants. He can tease her and she can tease back. I thought the scene was adorable
You'd be surprised.
roddo she was in love with him since age 13
saturn0660 teasing your better half makes the relationship work. That's why Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds tease each other. Even Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh (bollywood actors) tease each other on Instagram.
“i’m sure it will provide ample protection against any falling masonry”
The best part 🤣
I also love the queen’s immediate reaction to that comment XD
Best line
It’s his little laugh afterwards that’s the best thing about that comment hahah
Thats philip all over,constantly teasing her 😂
Claire and Matt actually cracked up when filming this scene. .....it's a gem.
I wanna see backstage xd
I would love to see their first attempt at filming this scene. I wouldn't be able to get through it without laughing 😂
You can almost see it when Claire cracks a smile. I bet that was an accident that producers decided to keep.
Wow, her voice sounds like Queen Elizabeth's
I admire her for that! Throughout the series she has the Queens voice tone and speech pattern down to an art. Perfection.
I can't get over the way she said "thank you" to the servant.
Gerard Collins I hadn’t noticed that. Yet another great reason to watch the WHOLE lot again!
It does
I wonder why that is
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me."
"And I thought you were hoping to actually make our marriage work after the rumors wouldn't stop."
❤️❤️
George VI: ''You do understand, the titles... the dukedom... they are not the job. She is the job. She is the essence of your duty. Loving her. Protecting her. Of course you'll miss your career, but doing this for her... doing this for me... there may never be greater act of patriotism... or love.''
Philip: ''I understand, sir.''
*4 episodes later*
Elizabeth: ''You're gonna have to kneel like everyone else at the coronation.''
Philip: *Autistic screeching*
Phillip seems a right a hole.
@@CosmicTeapot It's a very good question. What were Phillip (and his uncle Lord Mountbatten) really thinking? It should have been clear that Phillip would be nothing but an adjunct to his wife -- the Prince Consort.
The closest thing was Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, I guess. Albert had some power behind the scenes, but publicly his wife was the face of the monarchy. Problem is, a hundred plus years later, all that was left for the monarchy was ceremonial. When Elizabeth ascended the throne, all the power was in the hands of the government, mainly the PM. That left little for someone like Phillip to do but be an appendage to his wife.
Son Of Montreal 😂😂😂😂
I’m 95% sure this was all Matt’s idea.
ORxven Was fuck Matt Smith
ORxven no I’ve been on the receiving end of a Prince Phillip comment/joke about my hair when I met him both of the two times I’ve met him, he most likely did say something like this to his wife/The Queen about her hair! He was running late and after he apologised (he apologised to everyone personally because he was nearly two hours late.) he asked me if I had gotten bored waiting? I said no why? He replied it looks like you Raided the colour pen drawer and decided to use your hair as a colouring picture book, couldn’t you decide on one colour? I burst out laughing because he started laughing.
At the time I had red, purple, blue and black hair all laying over one another and not the bright pastel colours everyone has now days mine was dark versions of the colours. He was at college to open our brand new performing Arts centre and brand new theatre, Nottingham traffic wasn’t the easiest thing to get through at the time. If you needed to be anywhere you would have been better living close by or leaving a few hours earlier to get to where you needed to be on time. Then I saw him a few years later when I was performing for the RSC and he did remember me he remembered two tattoos I’ve got what they meant and both reasons why I’ve got them in the places I’ve got them and it was almost 7 years since we first met so I was really shocked he actually remembered me, especially my tattoos and the reason I have them. and then I only had half and half coloured hair I had purple on the top and blue/black underneath and he just said to me “you still haven’t decided on just one colour yet?” And spoke to me about other things, and congratulated me for passing my college and university exams and asking how I was getting on working at the RSC etc... so yes I can actually see Phillip saying this. X
River-Phoenix Luna Pavier that’s amazing
River-Phoenix Luna Pavier As Good Bye says, that's amazing. What's most fabulous is that he remembered you as well!! That length of time, he must have met hundreds, if not thousands, of other random people. Not only did he remember your face, but he remembered the comment he made and the meaning of your tattoos :O :)
River-Phoenix Luna Pavier working for the RSC hey? I’m from Stratford, how cool!
Do you think the Queen just pull the blanket up to her neck and say "Look, Phillip, I'm a stamp"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can only hear this in Russell Howard's Queen voice he does.
Omds, I needed this laugh 😭😭😭
@@StephenJ95 OMG YES 😂😂
Whenever I read this comment, I imagine it said in a Stewie Griffin accent.
0:49 “Should you ever feel compelled to ride a motorcycle, it could double as a helmet” 😂😂😂 best line of season 2
Even a prince isn’t above mocking his wife’s hair. I showed my mom this scene and she laughed her head off. My dad has mocked her hair their whole marriage and they’ve been together for 36 years.
And these two just celebrated 73 today haha
Must be a good sign for long lasting marriage haha!
@@BlueSwampyCraft yeah as if they had a choice LMAO
@@Gaish well they could’ve separated like others did. No need to be divorced. But they were close to each other too. Anyway their mortal selves parted today.
@@BlueSwampyCraft in the series she already said divorce is not an option.
Elizabeth's little smile in the middle of the conversation is so adorable.
Probably Claire trying not to laugh
And she kept her hair the same in an act of undying pettiness
Wut hahaha😅 she just likes it like that i guess! Looks good on her all the time too
And probably cost herself plenty of sex with her husband in doing so.. so did she really win?
And now House of the Dragon. He’s a damn good actor.
So, she should have changed her hairstyle just because he didn't like it? She said she did! And, you know, it's HER HAIR.
“Surely it would provide ample protection against any falling masonry”
His son may be the prince of wales but he’s the prince of insults
But she loved him anyway.
Prince of insults?!...I'm sorry but-😂😂😂
You misspelled "king"
its a fiction..you know ?
Prince of shade
His facial expression in the opening scene......it said EVERYTHING! Then he delivered the first line and I was down for the count!
And Lizzy went down on the Duke
I rewatch this scene just for his like 30 seconds of contemplation at the beginning 😅 his expression.... too perfect lol. like contemplating how to say it.😂
*... And should you ever feel compelled to ride a motorcycle it could always double as a helmet ^^*
I am dead! 😂😂👌🏻👌🏻
#ClassicPrincePhilipBurn
This joke comes from a currently running joke regarding the Queen: she refuses to wear a helmet when she goes horseback riding, just an Hermes scarf to keep her hair tidy. The joke is the only thing between the Queen and the Heir is her hair.
Queen Elizabth riding a motorbike, now that would be a sight to behold XD
@@baileyann4300 😂😂😂😂
I lost it the moment foreign masonry came into the mix
Matt Smith and Claire Foye were absolutely brilliant playing The Queen and Prince Philip! The first two seasons of The Crown were my favourite!🥰
the actress that played her older was so cold 🥶, she wouldn't have changed that much just because she got older , very grumpy faced most of the time, the older Phillip was pretty good
Same here
Just watched all a few weeks ago as summer treat
Aimed straight for seasons 3/4 as love both O Colman and Helena B-C but found myself drawn seasons 1/2 more and more
Liz: "I thought it was tidier and sensible"
Phillip: "Adjectives to stir the loins?"
LMAO!
Damn, even the queen herself isn't safe from being roasted. I say do your thing girl, don't listen to him!
I know right and the queen has that haircut till today! Bravo.. serves Philip right
Now she will not listen him until she's dead
@Herstory What?
Naw, don't let your man look at you like a grandma
@@nataliewalton5118 The correct response is to find a new man.
She should've thrown that hot tea in his face 🤣
Why ? For a joke ?
@@harveyspecter1855 Don't tell her the haircut she has is shit when it is actually shit and expect to get some! lol
Over a critique?! A bit extreme.
@@harveyspecter1855 shut up jesus
@@midashq I am not Jesus boy.
This haircut will outlive you, Phillip. Promise 😉
This aged so great
Technically yes, but Philip had a longer life than the hair-cut.
@@waspie1690 What on Earth are you talking about, this comment was made 10 days ago, Philip died a year and a half ago! Stating the bleedin' obvious.
@@LaurusHG Yes, but the point was the haircut didn't live on much longer after that comment!
“I thought you were hoping for more children from me” 😂🤣
I love the posh language Phillip uses to make fun of the Queen. The British are classy, even with there insults....
😂🤣😅
😐 just don't out to one of the less posh sections of England. Ud think uve ended up in Boston or something
@@ruchi5345 too-Shay
@@priscillajimenez27 Touché
@@priscillajimenez27 At least spell it right. Too shay? Lol oh please
The British are far from being classy
"continues to have the same hairstyle for 70 years, just to piss of her husband"
“Should you feel compelled to ride a motorcycle, it can always double as a helmet” I am dying. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Matt's voice so deep and his chuckle
I miss him as Prince Philip. His sarcasm and wit is extraordinary
When the guy strolled his way in with the tea, you can see Phillip is controlling himself from not cracking up with his puns towards her 😂
Although her haircut wasn’t the most stylish, this was a pretty lousy thing for Philip to say. But I suppose it’s not as bad as lord snowdon telling Margaret that she looked like a Jewish manicurist (due to the size of her nose).
Men can be really tough. IMO women do not blatantly insult men's physicality like that. We are kinder and gentler.
Margaret agreed!
Margaret Not really. Women can be pretty nasty and even toxic towards each other, even to the point of blackmouthing each other's looks and saying some vile things about each other (especially in arguments on Internet). While men typically don't resort to this, so it's not an accurate statement, I think
I have seen it towards their own sex; not really with men. Women are much gentler towards bald men and would never make fun of one.
Margaret Women are inherently nurturing... men are the ones who set the standard for vulgarity.
I feel like they broke character here which made it even better. The little laugh she does looked real lol
bruh if my husband compared me to another woman like that i'd have thrown him off the train myself
I’d compare him to MY celebrity “loin stirrers” 🤨
@@blissful1689 nasty
Seriously! For real, if a partner belittled me in a mean-spirited way like this, it would be over. More red flags than Beijing. Of course, by then, Elizabeth already knew he was a cheater.
It's just banter. He's stirring the pot. Boys do that to girls they like. And everyone is allowed to windowshop
@@MsJubjubbird ‘boys are mean to girls because they like them’ is such a harmful and fked up thing to teach people. grow up
I am such a huge fan of Matt, i mean, his looks, his acting. Just awesome. (Dr Who & The crown)
Yeah, the way he interacts with his male companion Rory's, sister! 😆
Not to mention the best movie of all time: Morbius
He was also Mr Collins in Pride and prejudice and zombies
Check him as Prince daemon targaryen in house of the dragon, you'll fall in love with him 😂
The most hilarious part is the way Philip is continuously staring at her so odd, to which Elizabeth is confused and he then drops the line 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
To be fair, the haircut WAS terrible. 😂
Hasn't she had the same haircut ever since? I'm confused by your statement!
Human Bean You're a guy aren't you!? 🤦🏻♀️😁 So No, she had not, her hair was longer before, and straight! You don't need to be a hair stylist to notice that. 😉 Just watch the episode before... or after this one!
in real life Vicky
Margaret Neither, just like I said. I'd say the series is surprisingly accurate here. Generally spoken, of course the Queen has changed her haircut every now and then over the years and for example wore it significantly shorter and "rounder" in the late Fifties ... like many women did at the time! 👉🏻 Check out this photo: www.google.de/search?q=elizabeth+hair+1957&tbm=isch&chips=q:elizabeth+hair+1957,online_chips:queen&client=ms-android-samsung&prmd=sinv&hl=de&ved=2ahUKEwjIxfKGgPDcAhWEhaQKHUHFAQIQ4lZ6BAgAECU#imgrc=WJGpT1xZMkOexM
Hair looks exactly the same today.
0:59 Claire trying to stay in character but broke the tiniest smile then back to act "im pissed at u Philip".
.
But oh. This scene is maybe the most *Claire-and-Matt-themselves-banter* we could get! 😍
She was acting there. People laugh when they’re being lightly teased, especially if the jokes are funny
She’s an actress, she’s acting, she’s not breaking character
Hahaha I noticed that too!!
RIP old man. The world just lost a legend :(
Philip is one to comment on hair as most of his over the years has decided to abandon ship.
LMAOOO
I should admit that Claire foy looks incredibly beautiful with any hair cut.
He may be a prince but he’s the king of sarcasm
They definitely softened Philip in season 3. I heard the real Queen complained when she watched it they didn’t show Philip correctly. She thought he was too mean in this than he was in real life. Maybe the writers thought they should soften him for the Queens sake!
They already started filming season 3 by the time the queen watched the first season and she said she liked it but it didn’t show the accurate representation of Prince Phillip and Prince Charles because it made it seem like he was a bad father to him
If only Cersei had done her hair like that she would have survived
I love how he just stares at her. This whole scene is great!!!
I love how Prince Philip is. While some claims he is rude, I think he just speaks his mind, the truth and I find his sense of humour funny.
Ah yes we love a cheating man
@@lolal-t2027 Source ?
@@carlosg8103 my guy how do you not know he cheated on the queen with that dancer. Here is a direct quote from her « A lady is not normally expected to defend her honor. It is the gentleman who should do that. I would have had a happier and easier life if Prince Philip, instead of coming uninvited to my dressing room, had gone home to his pregnant wife on the night in question." I got it from an article from Distractify. Many people reported him being a cheater. Do a bit of research you will find many stories. They even wanted to divorce but since they were royals they had to work through it and divorce wasnt an option.
@@lolal-t2027 ah yes let's cleary believe a source that we don't even know is correct and judge a man we don't know as cheater.
Real mature of you
He definitely speaks his racism out... refreshingly honest. The world is better for his hilarious racist comments 🙄
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me."
I would love to have his children.
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me?"
Well it's a good enough hairstyle for jumping out of a helicopter at the Olympics, he shouldn't complain.
The world has lost a legend. :(
He actually noticed her hair。 Most men dont notice when wife has a haircut
A moment of reflection for Prince Philip, who had to live with this hairstyle he absolutely loathed for the rest of his life.
things that Philip has: the audacity.
things that Philip doesn't have: the right.
👏👏👏
Sadly
It's remarkable how often those two traits DON'T coincide.
yes yes and yes
He absolutely has the right to be honest about what he finds attractive and if she does something to herself that he doesn't find attractive any spouse has the right to mention that to their spouse. It runs along the same lines as telling your spouse what turns you on and what doesn't. You have to have open communication about that. If they do something to themselves that you don't find attractive it's best to let them know.
I think Philip has always known and was ready for giving up everything to always walk a few step behind the Queen, but not so soon. No one at the time expected King George VI to die that soon after their marriage. George VI was only 56 at the time of death. The Windsor monarchs before him all had pretty long lives. Victoria died at 81, Edward VII at 68, George V at 70. Philip, when he proposed to Elizabeth, probably calculated that by the time that Elizabeth ascend to the throne they would probably be in their 40s or 50s. Given that Philip was already Commander in the navy at the age of 30 and his very good family connections, it was very realistic for him to make vice-admiral if not admiral in another 20 years. And before that the first twenty to thirty years it was always his career first. He was no doubt an ambitious and capable man. And he could well have been one of youngest admirals in English history. He probably thought he could have proven to the world that he is his own man before the Elizabeth even become queen. But then the King George VI suddenly died.
This scene omg 😂 1:00 the way Elizabeth laughs after Phillip haha
great filming skills there.
nacht98 May be good filming skills, but a ridiculous programme.
@@mscott3918 So why do you sit here watching short clips from it? Cause you are a troll with NO life?)
I'd tell him, "I'm a queen. I can wear my hair as I please and you better bow down you simple minded peasant!"
Really skates a thin line between funny and cruel, especially at the end.
"I'm sure it would provide ample protection against any falling masonry"
Thank you for uploading this! It was one of my favorite scenes from this season! Even my hard-to-impress boyfriend laughed at this 😁
Alternative title for this video: "Philip absolutely rinses Elizabeth"
Well he's clearly gotten used to it considering the fact that she's had the same haircut for the last 60 years.
"adjectives to stir the loins" best innuendo ever
Prince Philip just passed away....its even more painful after watching this series nd seeing them together 😢😢😢
R.I.P 😢❤️
Acting is superb !
Goodbye Phillip ,
Queen Elizabeth our deepest condolences .
I loved him and life isn’t the same without him
the early signs of prince philips bohemian sense of humour
Ah so bohemian is another term for rude and racist humour, I see.
@@tweetiepie551 this was only racist to women with terrible hairstyles😉 But yeah, I have read that Phillip has made racial remarks that made people blush. He just blurts things out and it's like:' did he just say that?. Well, who is laughing,now; the grandchild who resembles him the most in looks and character,married a beautiful black(or biracial,whatever; she ain't white!)woman! Ha!
@@roddo1955 The grandchild resembles Major Hewitt, you mean.
Wow. My husband would never speak to me like that! Any style I choose is my fucking decision and he has no say, he knows it, just as I would never critic his chosen styles.
"I thought you were hoping for more children from me."
A thousand Matt Smith fans closed their legs.
Look at Daemon running after Queens from Westeros to England.
Not sure someone who looks like the Tid-E Bowl man has any room to criticize.
lily chris Sick Burn
Well he certainly speaks like a man who is unafraid of forfeiting the next five years of blowjobs
After that insult, I'm surprised he got anything at all!
lily chris after all in season one we know Elizabeth get down on her knees for him.
Honestly prince phillip for me didn't even have the looks to get a women like that. I don't know why she wanted him. but hey the heart wants what the heart wants.
Claire Foy still the best of The Crown’s Queen Elizabeths.. simply flawless interpretation!
Philip is my favorite character in the series. I was mad at the actor change when he got older. Matt had me in stitches. #savage
I felt the same way about the actor change for the queen as well
Philip!
Prince Phillip may not be the King of England but he's definitely the King of Shade 😂😂😂
That stare and silence beforehand, dead😂😂😂
This is so mean but absolutely hilarious. I lost it at "falling masonry" XD
'Or rita Hayworth.. OOFT rita hayworth' at the end from Philip killed me 🤣🤣
Adjectives to stir the loins.. hahahaha
Matt Smith is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
"I thought it was tidy and sensible"
"Adjectives to stir the loins?"
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Is this when he started calling her cabbage? 🤣🤣🤣
Like Helen Mirren said when she won Oscar: Elizabeth Windsor has maintain her dignity, her sense of duty and her hairstyle. So this is the beginning of the last one.
Tbf, during those times, that hair was extremely common and is actually sophisticated/fashionable among young married women. If you look at old interviews like “should husband be present during the birth of the child” on youtube, majority of the women has that hairstyle
Matt Smith bullying the queen what a madlad
Never criticize your wife's appearance. This is a rule for married men.
Imagine being the queen and you sit there getting roasted for a minute straight by your husband.
claire's expressions at 0:13 are just priceless
Hands down my favourite scene😂
when he says "jayne mansfield or rita hayworth" it skeezes me out so much. hes not just teasing her anymore at that point, hes being cutting and he knows it. gross.
yeah........no its just a script, not that deep
@Margaret Gust Philip speaks his mind and in most cases speaks the truth.
He was not the only one concerned about Charles. Him becoming king has worried people for a long time and still does to this day.
I'm sure one of the reasons the Queen loves him is that he will say what he really thinks to her face unlike everyone else.
Lmfao, considering Philip was balding at 21, he really isn't in a position to criticize hair.
He's just suggesting another haircut, jeez
@@kapi253 Yeah that part was ok, just really snarky, but it's shitty to tell your wife that she should look better by looking like some celebrities you find attractive.
Claire Foy is the best female actor in the business right now.. the way she acts with her face is top tier
I feel kinda bad for Elizabeth, but I’m with Phillip on this, it was a lousy haircut. She didn’t have to do that.
It t has been the same ever since.
Hahahahaha somehow I can see him saying that ...
Well, apparently SHE likes it because she still wears her hair like that. Maybe she didn't have to but wanted to?
“ she didn’t have to do that” god forbid the women does what she likes lol
@Maria Giulia Rodriguez He was making a joke.
"Adjectives to stir the loins?" Phillip was horrible 😂😂😂
Her hairstylist did her wrong.
1:01 the subtle smile, then the insulted expression again.
Top notch, Foy.
I love his laughter 😆
Matt Smith portrayed Prince Philip so well. Wish i could have met him. He has a good sense of humor. Well done to the Queen for loving him. He reminds me of my 96 yr old grandfather who almost always puts every sentence into a pun. My poor Nanna put up with it and now im dealing with it with my husband. You should hear my husband and grandfather bounce of each other. It's lame but lovely at the sametime. RIP Prince Philip ❤
You know he got on her nerves all 73 years but she wouldn’t trade it for nothing in the world.
In real life, one of the things she said that Drew her to him and she always loved was that he could make her laugh I feel like if this was more accurate she would be laughing along with him she loved to poke fun and him as much as he loved to poke fun at her and they enjoyed each other's company immensely
Matt Smith just cracks me up!
Well that was mean. I think Her Majesty's hair looks pretty. It suits her.
Pretty is not the same as sexy and men prefer sexy in bed.
@Lady Seashell Bikini A queen's job is to be sensible and conservative. A wife's job is to be sexy for her husband. The two are not incompatible. Most men prefer their wife to have long hair. Most such men interpret a short haircut on a woman as a sign that reads: "DON'T TOUCH ME I'M NOT INTERESTED IN ATTRACTING YOU!" Many women don't get this. Many women, including both of my grandmothers (one born 1899 the other born 1912) had very long hair and both kept it up in a sensible conservative bun outside the bedroom. I never saw either with their hair down by my one grandfather told me that that grandmother had hair over 6 feet long which explains why he always called her "my sweet Rapunzel" Those grandparents had 8 children and they remained married for 70 years. That was the only thing my grandfather asked of her and he was absolutely devoted and loyal to her from day one. She once told me he treated her like gold, like a movie star right to the end. He never raised a hand to her and that in an age when half of all husbands physically abused their wives. He helped out in the home at a time when that was considered "women's work." He took her to Europe and Hawaii more than once. He made it so she never had to get a job if she didn't want to. And he took care of her hair as well. She told my mother once that my grandfather would spend an hour every evening just brushing her hair. He did that for the last time when she was 86 years old the day before she died.
@Lady Seashell Bikini That is true. it does go both ways.
@@nunyabiznez6381 A wife's job isn't to be "sexy" she isn't an object.
@@victoriaf8571 You're taking my comment out of context
"It may double as a helmet!"
😆😂
Salbahe ka Doctor...er... Prince Philip!😁
Phillip has a dark humor