Victoria & Abdul (2017) - Anything But Insane Scene (8/10) | Movieclips
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- Victoria & Abdul - Anything But Insane: Queen Victoria (Judi Dench) holds her own against her racist entourage.
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Abdul Karim arrives from India to participate in Queen Victoria's golden jubilee. The young clerk is surprised to find favor with the queen herself. As Victoria questions the constrictions of her long-held position, the two forge an unlikely and devoted alliance that her household and inner circle try to destroy. As their friendship deepens, the queen begins to see a changing world through new eyes, joyfully reclaiming her humanity.
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Cast: Eddie Izzard, Judi Dench, Tim Pigott-Smith
Screenwriter: Lee Hall
Director: Stephen Frears
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Prince Edward: "I have put up with you for over 50 years!"
Prince Charles: "Hold my port"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You beat me to it.
🍷😆 Charley! ..🍷😆 Great uncle Eddy!
😂😂😂
*albert
He was known as albert edward/prince albert but after he became a king, he chose the title of edward vi
The way she talks about both her achievements and flaws before concluding that even with all these flaws she is "anything but insane" the buildup for that was just- 👌
Yes, but seen from a mile away.
@@crixxxxxxxxx Doesn't matter
I love how she’s completely unselfconscious about rattling off the negative aspects of her résumé as much as the positive ones.
The negatives are still pretty cool
Unselfconscious !!
Now that's a spectacular performance by Dame Judi Dench, who portrays Queen Victoria as a senior lady who, despite being advanced in age, remains strong in will and refuses to be bullied into submission, not even by her son.
Fabulous.
Greedy ,Fat,I'll mannered.
Sarcastic.
She was brilliant in that scene &very powerful.
Ikr. Never have I felt every single word in a movie speech like in this delivery. Fantastic actress she is. 👏🏻
Like in chess, when the Queen is faced with opposition, she does NOT retreat, she decides which piece to chop NEXT, which place to occupy NEXT.
The queen retreats in chess all the time
@@zanderaw well depending on the queen’s position on the chess board and the position of the opponent’s pieces that isn’t always the case
Abdul give her companionship at the end of her life that was all she wanted was to feel loved again.
True
I think they were mad because he was foreigner and not some British subject
@@anneneville6255 It was because. He was Indian.
@@DavidMyrmidon I think more so he was her favourite like John Brown they hated him also because she showed great favouritism to servants above the higher court.
@@anneneville6255 plus he was a subject/servant
"I have put up with you over 50 years!" What a way to talk to your own Mom like that.
Oh pls, She wasn't the most mature or tolerable human being OBVIOUSLY! It just so happend Edward was given the absolute cold shoulder since the death of his father. She was so orthodox and weird that she refused to look at Edward for all her life and remained dressed in black (She believed it was her poor charectered son Edward who caused the untimely death of her husband). Victoria was not the forgiving mature type her self, nor was she ready to give away anything to prepare Edward after her reign. One can imagine Edwards life long loneliness and torment - A father who passed away early, a mother who was alive but was never there for him when he needed. Talk about a head of state a mother who could not mend relations with her own kids! 🍷
I put up with mine for 44 years...not all mothers are deserving of respect. 😒
I get it
It sounded a lot like I'm pissed that you haven't died and made me King yet
@@melaniemills4505 I know what you mean. Ditto.
Queen Victoria: "Or...or-oorrr-ooorrr Bertie." I love that bit and the next bit of when she enumerated upon all of her character traits -- the good, the bad, and the ugly. Dench is one of the world's most rarest of treasures! A great actress all around.
He definitely undercut himself by starting his speech to the Queen with mummy.
Lots of the royals still do it, it's one of those weird divides that have been a thing for a long time.
Abdul treated her like a person and she appreciated that...😎👍
Yesssssss her children were such a disappointment
Bhai uski leta tha
Dame Judi Dench is a national treasure. If ever there was a commanding presence which demanded respect (But not reverence, for that would be both presumptive and belittling) it is Dame Judi Dench. What a glorious character!
Absolutely, I agree with you.
Can you imagine your own son calling their own mom insane? Think about it for a second. That’s beyond insane and unacceptable.
Think about being said son & having to deal with the shame & embarrassment of your elderly mom
Terrible to call your mother insane.
Dexx Xxed a what!!!!
Her actions caused all the gossiping at court
Not really if their mum has mental illnesses then thats acceptable but in this case it wasn't
"I am cantankerous, boring, greedy, fat, ill-tempered, at times selfish and myopic, both metaphorically and literally."
What I realised from this scene was the amount of hatred most British Victorians had towards Indians. They simply couldn't accept that Indians were civilised and were as human and intelligent as them. But I not saying all them most of them were but some were rare gems who were kind.
well said
Lol she basically said "I am your mother, the real boss. Stay in your place"😂
cringe tf idiotic -_-
Since she says she has been queen 62 years and 234 days that would make this scene would be dated February 9, 1900. However, that would’ve been before her 81st (and last) birthday which would not have been until May 24, 1900. This would have been just under one year before she died January 22, 1901.
The longest reign before her was Louis the 14th at 72 yrs
And THAT is why she is the Queen.
Wow now that was powerful
Very indeed.
She had almost one billion SUBJECTS.
The proper designation of a nation ruled by a monarchy.
One of the finest actors ever
Judi Dench's amazing actress... How did she remember all these lines without breaking character?
@@gregorbaby4269 astonishing
Genghis khan@ - one of the finest Queen you might say
The only time her son calls his mom "Mommy" in a serious convo that could get her dethroned.
The most powerful scene ❤️
Judy Dench ads such power to her roles… you cn feel it.. so great.
She deserves oscar really
I love the scene so much! Dame Judy Dench is absolutely marvelous! Go Queen Victoria, smack them down!💪😎👏💖
THE ACTING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant
From just one word of insane came a lot of profiles during her reign. How the Queen responded truly smashed it. The Queen seemed to walk more efficiently than her son.
We all know that if Albert was still alive Berti wouldn’t be so disrespectful to Victoria because he would not allowed it
Prince Edward: 0:20
Prince Charles *giggling like a kid: Cry me a river! xDDD
Its sad how her family and her staff treated abdul 😔. But this part of scene were she tells her son off is the best 👌
Judi is such an icon!
What I’ve discovered any Victoria-centered piece makes Edward VII look bad and anything Edward VII-centered piece makes Victoria look bad
He led the world in war? Is that accurate? Well he also coerced all the people in colonies to fight for him. Starved them to death. While the two narratives you mentioned are true in their own sense, the third narrative that both didn't really cared beyond their island nation is true. They had no idea or impact of power they actually hold and authority they gave to their generals and viceroys.
@@dss6838 actually they both died before world war 1
@@TheLittleRedVixen I am talking about their actions before world war 1 had the impact on whatever happened in ww1
@@dss6838 well he did sign the Entente Cordiale with France against Germany
Which led to uk and France begin allies durning ww1 if that’s what you’re looking for
@@pofromteletubbies1243 yes kind of. If they had some intelligent people around, which they did, they knew what's coming, atleast to some extend. War was the main game play, it still is, peace never is.
1:42
Elizabeth II:"and I took that personally"
A woman who had painful life lessons and then grew up to become The Victoria mother and empress of an Empire
Victoria 'I've been in office 62 years 234 days'
Elizabeth II 'Hold my Gin and Dubonnet'
I like the subtle change of perspective as the background zooms out
She was far from being insane. Jealousy and envy are very real idols people worship.
Edward VII NEVER called his mother "mummy", it was always "mama". He was always absolutely deferential to her also.
Or or or or or Berty 😂
The sad thing is the arguing between Bertie and his mother Victoria in this scene actually mirrored the relationship between them in real life as Bertie and Victoria had a strained relationship.
This movie did a great job of portraying Edward VII (Bertie) for what he really was like in real life. A total pig to everyone around him. He was just like his great uncle George IV in all but name; a total embarrassment to the royal family.
I don’t blame Victoria for believing that Edward’s appalling behavior killed Albert.
That's Eddie Izzard.
At one time Bertie was considered a suspect in the Jack The Ripper case.
I love every minute of this movie!!!!
Judy Dench is absolutely masterful in this scene.
Two great actresses
If anyone is wondering there is a movie called Mrs. Brown in which dame Judi Dench is also plays Queen Victoria
1:01 that look she shot her son before she began her monologue let you know where this conversation was going! Dame Judi Dench is brilliant 😊
I doubt Bertie ever spoke to his mother like that.
No one would have put Queen Elizabeth II in Broadmoor.
Lovely scene
.... Anything but insane
Any one lucky enough to get acting lessons from her are dam lucky !
True
Dude that is your mom but also YOUR Queen smh
She was the longest reigning in British history at the time, but not in world history.
Wow Oleana tyrell, you go girl!
She isn't Olenna Tyrell. That character was played by Diana Rigg who passed away on September 2020
YAS DAME JUDI
So ancient heirs have been calling their mothers 'mummy' forever huh
Lol.. I was thinking the same thing. There are some things that don’t change no matter who you are.
dont mess with momma vickie
Not even her oldest grandchild Willie crossed her...
This was released 1 days ago? I remember watching this a few months ago or so...
And he was classed as a good king! Ayayayyyyyyyy
00:28 spit it out jr
I am anything but Insane ..
Love this movie .
Judi Dench is beyond magnificent!
Edward VII was a great King. He did the smart thing and sided with France, paving the way for the Entente. He smelled the Prussian beast miles away.
Let's just say it - he was Cabal, like the rest of your list 😁
Cant imagine how hard it must've been for her after Albert died
Damn 9 children and 50 grandchildren
Where are they now ?
The countries of Spain, Prussia, Greece, Denmark, Sweden, Russia, these are many that have links with Queen Victoria. Most of them were married off to different countries.
Queen Elizabeth is her great great granddaughter
Are u kidding me? Her grandchildren are all dead!! Queen elizabeth II was her great great granddaughter and died aged 96 🙄
@@tenabros5006 No, like, apart from Queen Elizabeth, I am curious to know who the others are
Judi we luv you my dear
Hers is a master class for acting.
I was listening along to Bertie and was suddenly like, "Wait! Is that Eddie Izzard??" I didn't recognize her face (never seen her with a full beard), but her voice is unmistakable!
Eddie Izzard is a man, a MAN! Whether HE or anyone else likes it or not. We don't bow down to mentally ill pronoun fascists that need institutionalised from everyone else
*Him.
@@thesmithersy Susie Eddie Izzard uses both he and she as pronouns.
so one day i was looking up people who were born on my birthday & weirdly enough Queen Victoria was born on May 24th. We share the same birthday, same height, same first name, same blood disorder (hemophilia)
y’all this is reincarnation
Victoria Reynaga damn are your parents cousins or something lmao
HEy PeOple yikes i didn’t think about that
HEy PeOple let’s hope not
724warlord it’s opposite day ;)
724warlord to my moms i’m everything :))
Great acting
hmuh nawm loh ve😂😂
❤️❤️❤️😩🥺
42 what!!!!!!
She would have never said morbidly obese
Someone has Charles Syndrome. When mommy wont die or leave the throne we get all fussy.
Anything but insane 😂
This was the same Edward VII, who ascended the throne as the oldest monarch before the present day prince of Wales.
An underrated film about a misunderstood woman. But in our time, the films with John Brown & Abdul Karim have helped us to understand, we are all in need of affection & personal friendship. Even the famous, rich & powerful. And no I'm not referring to Brittany. The British queens have all been as fascinating as they are individual. From Mary I, first queen regnant of England who gave us that delicious tomato concoction universally served at Sunday brunch to our current Elizabeth who has shown us every conceivable shade of pastel & who lives on to spite her oldest son, not a new scenario.
I see why Queen Elizabeth is so resilient until now...it’s the sons that are insane not their mothers.
Actually, Victoria and Edwards relationship is like this because of how Victoria treated him younger.
Of course it starts with the mother. A seed 🌱 that was planted wrong has only it's sower to blame.
Then again, eventually in life everyone uses insanity mostly as a pretext .. A means to an end! 🍷
At one time her son Bertie was a suspect in the Jack the Ripper case.
man, i sincerely have to say that i love and respect the british queens through the history, i dont have any problem to consider them my queens, i didn't know much of the history of the queen victoria, so if that movie realy show part of her true story, then i am straight love and respect her, and i consider her totaly my queen, and some how i am sad that i was not a part of her surroundings and her time,
but also you are an angel on earth at least in my eyes
Well nice what queen Victoria have thought of his servant
Judi Dench has played two British queens. Queen Elizabeth I in Shakespeare in Love (2008) and Queen Victoria in Victoria & Abdul (2017)
I’m British so this means a lot to my history
Omg
2:46 what a Nobel queen to my people
Foi esquecida pela academia este ano. Triste!
He just played his best hand.....and *LOST* .... _hugely._
Holy I am the 9 comment of 42 million people what 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😨😰😱😨😨😰😥
Can't hate Eddie . He's the LAD King 👑
Dench excelente
Well one day I heard Punjabi girl saying apna kam banta bhad main jaye janta. quite wrong saying according to me but this is how they are
The way he was talking to his mother was weird. It was his tone of voice.
I think he was nervous but trying to pull himself together
Queen Victoria: I am the longest serving monarchin history.
Elizabeth II: I'm bout to end this queen's whole career.
Nice try Bertie lol
What were the 5 households? Buckingham Palace, Windsor Palace, Balmoral, Osborne House & Holyrood
2:25
Dom Irrera: But I don't complain
Dame Judi Dench was the ideal cast for Victoria
Savage:)
As long as the same story continues to be told and the differences in the cultures of this world are continually repeated in movies, they will continue to shrewdly and subtly perpetuate the idea that they apparently want to eliminate.
wOw😱👍👏
They need to stop shoe horning Judi Dench into every role as an elderly woman of English descent.
1:40 Actually Louis XIV of France is the longest reigning monarch in history (72 years)
Yes and no, as for for part of it he was a child so regants ran things on his behalf.