even it is a nice scene, i wouldn't be surprised if this was just for dramatic purposes. i highly doubt Elizabeth wasn't already aware of the name thing.
@@vornamenachname5589yeah that explanation from Martin for the sake of the audience not the characters. Some viewers didn’t know that some king and queens change their name when coronated.
Alex Martell ...... In 'ancient times ' kings often didn't get to rule for a great many years because invariably they'd be killed in battle or would be assassinated. Dynastic infighting and territorial challenges etc, all played a part in kings having relatively short reigns. Britain has more or less been at peace for the majority of Elizabeth's reign and there have been only a handful of 'nutters' who've challenged her right to be Queen. Plus, as she's proven, she enjoys excellent health.
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp Patriarchal society, the title of king is traditionally held at a higher standing than queen. That and the only real precedent to their situation was Queen Victoria, whose husband was Prince Albert. Going back further, Elizabeth I never married, and Bloody Mary was married to the King of Spain, so they didn't exactly need to discuss titles, given they were both already monarchs of their respective kingdoms.
She had already been informed before this scene took place. Philip told her, both IRL and in the show. The show's version of that scene doesn't attempt to show her initial reaction.
@@KebabMusicLtd not necessarily. It had always been speculated that when Charles acceded to the throne he would take the regnal name George to honour his grandfather, as the two previous King Charles had been particularly ill fated. When his time came, however, it was stated that he had been known as Charles for so long the public may have difficulty relating to him as George VII so he opted for Charles III
The Queen kept her promise to her father. Philip fulfilled his. They're together now, duty having been satisfied and their family as well secured as they possibly could. They're together in eternity now for a well-deserved rest. God bless the Queen and long live the King.
@@lizziebkennedy7505there no evidence philip ever did stuff like that. Just rumours. Season 2 tried to address that. His friends misbehaved on their wives but he never did. And if he did everyone on earth would have heard about it. Especially in he 60 years between then and now.
@@anthonyherstell8569 yes. He would eventually become the Queen's private secretary, but for years beforehand, he was junior to Tommy Lascelles, and one or two others before he was finally promoted.
@@veramae4098 I'm guessing it was mix of everyday courtesy and of protocol here. Elizabeth had just been referred to as Queen and someone outside the family was present so Philip politely allowed his wife to go first. I can imagine that when there was just the two of them they went back and forth in their quarters the same as any other couple. I hope they were able to have that kind of normalcy in private.
Long live Queen Elizabeth, if they only knew just how long she would reign and live. She will be remembered for her kindness, her love for her family and most of all her country
I think the only way for a monarch to reign longer would be to ascend to the throne at an even younger age. Say, something happens to William and George becomes king at around eighteen or so. That's how Victoria did it.
In my opinion, an even more spin chilling moment was when the royal family, all dressed for the funeral of king George was met with a grieving, almost ghostly queen mary, dressed in black with a veil giving Elizabeth the customary curtsy. That short, but powerful scene, must’ve sent shockwaves through elizabeth through and through. Imagine the matriarch of the family, whom you respect, look up to, admire, love and fear-almost, now bowing before you - the sovereign and monarch. That scene seared into my brain, just incredible.
Even more powerful when you realise it really did happen. In real life Queen Mary said "Let your poor old Granny be the first to greet you," and curtsied to her granddaughter.
Rest in Peace, Elizabeth Windsor. May you rest in the Mansions of Lord with your proud parents, your loving family, and a kennel full of corgis who've been waiting for a skritch from mom. You stand relieved, ma'am. We have the watch.
Matt Smiths performance here is remarkable. In one single moment he goes from husband of a princess to the Queens consort and the fact that he was going to leave first until he hears "long live Queen Elizabeth" is such a powerful moment
This guy must have had the highest levels of devotion and love for his monarch ever because that "Long live Queen Elizabeth," really took hold as the longest reigning sovereign in British history.
My heart breaks.. watching this 5-6 days after her Majesty's passing.. I just burst into tears. Unbelievable.. what a woman!! Long live Queen Elizabeth II.. in whatever realms!!
Edward VIII was only known as David to family and close friends. His first name was Edward. Victoria's first name was actually Alexandrina. That name was dropped.
Thank god it was. I cant imagine it being called the Alexandrinian age. It should have been Queen Charlotte but she died while Princess of Wales in 1817. It would have been the Charlottean age ? 😅 Either way it doesn't come close to the Victorian age.
Victoria disliked the name Alexandrine. Her mother wanted her to choose Elizabeth. Victoria choosing her second name, Victoria, was an act of defiance against her domineering and controlling mother , the Duchess of Kent and her comptroller. Her first act as queen was to have her bed removed out of her mother’s bedroom and to spend an hour alone, something she’d never been allowed to do before
Always thought the weight of not only the title but her name hit her in that moment. There had only been one other Queen Elizabeth before, and that Elizabeth left quite the mark. I think in that moment, the filmmakers were showing just how much had just fallen on her shoulders and rather suddenly. It preceeds with staying with Elizabeth as "let's not complicate matters" but as soon as he says it, boom, that casual decision actually had weight Elizabeth had not considered when she chose it.
@@rah62they mean that there had only been one reigning queen Elizabeth. Her mother was queen consort (i.e. spouse of the reigning king) and was not monarch in her own right. That is why this Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth II.
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I loved watching the Crown 👑 because it hit alot of historical points in her MAJESTY Queen Elizabeth II life and the rest of the Royal family members to
It's strange watching this part...because I am thinking of the Queen's funeral, and when they started singing "God Save the King" , and the cameras panned to Charles's face and you could see in that moment how it hit him, that it wasn't God save the Queen anymore. He looked like he was trying not to cry.
The most foreshadowingist statement ever made in storytelling. She was only 25 when she became Queen. Little did they know she was going to live until 96. RIP Your Magesty.
I don't think people talk about 1:23 enough, the way she looks to Phillip and asks in kind of a frightened tone of voice "What's wrong with my name?" i can't imagine what she was feeling tbh
Ironically, the first majority English (as in ethnicity) male sovereign since Henry VIII's seriously ill son will be William. There have been majority English sovereigns since then, but they were all women.
I cannot even know how to react when I heard, LONG LIVE, QUEEN ELIZABETH. It was very shocking for such a child as she was, contextualizing what it was about to come to her life.
The previous monarch’s before her, were absolutely overwhelmed. In fact they were petrified, so much one fainted and the other sobbed uncontrollably. It’s an enormous responsibility.
This is probably why Claire's middlename happens to be Elizabeth.... alot of British women may have the same middle name like Catherine Elizabeth Middleton.
@@larchitecte5287 Really? I know lot of women who has Elizabeth as their second name. And in the 80s and early 90s, I know a lot of Dianas, Franceses, Charleses and Williams. My cousin was even named Diana Elizabeth and we're not even British😄.
From 00:55 was for the benefit of overseas viewers. Princess Elizabeth will have known full well about regnal names and wouldn't have needed her father's and uncle's name changes explained to her.
Her uncle did not change his name. His first name was Edward. He was simply known only by close family by his seventh name David. Edward VIII was christened Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David.
Notice how Phillip stopped at the door when Martin said "Long live Queen Elizabeth" and waited for her to go through first -- a signal of how the relationship had changed.
I admire her strength, her poise. Her father just died and she has to face many others. And not long after that, she has to face the public as a queen.
But technically, the phrase "Long Live Queen Elizabeth" was wrong to use, in respect to the person he was addressing. She was The Queen, as in "Long Live The Queen". At that precise moment, "Queen Elizabeth" was her mother.
Great scene, but honestly I can‘t imagine someone first in line to the throne has never heard about reginal names or thought about what theirs would be.
And then seeing Philip yeild to her. For no one walks infront of the Queen. You can see the look on his face when he realizes his wife is now the head of state
I would change that rule a tiny bit. "Only the spouse of the monarch may walk at his or her side, or if there are none higher ranking around, a child of the monarch (in no particular order; such things are not ranked among children.")
As soon as "Long live Queen Elizabeth" was spoken. That moment where Matthew stopped leading out to then let her continue ahead as Sovereign was an ingenius and captivating moment of the sudden severity and change to protocol. He is a man, He is Husband but to a Queen, Head of State and Sovereign.
I wish they's gotten the history right -- Edward VIII's name WAS Edward -- David was the last of his names and the one the family used. So he did not in fact change his name to Edward it already was Edward.
I've often wondered how things might have been different for her on a psychological level if she had taken another name like her father and uncle before her did and kept her birth name to herself. Perhaps she would have been happier somehow, having another persona as Queen Victoria II while remaining Elizabeth behind closed doors. Still, either way, she had a formidable reputation to live up to considering the legacy of the first Queen Elizabeth. Perhaps she decided to keep her own name because in a way it gave her much needed strength throughout what was often a turbulent reign (at least in the family dynamics but there were also political goings-on as well). May she rest well until All Things End...
Of course, Elizabeth would have been extremely aware of what a regnal name is and would have already given it thought. She wouldn't have had it explained to her. The explanation here is for the audience.
The thing is, in real life she wouldn't have had to ask what the question means. I'm sure the real Queen Elizabeth thought about what her name would be beforehand. It must have at least occurred to her.
Especially since she was born during the reign of her grandfather, she saw her uncle become king and her father afterwards, the question undoubtedly arose for her at some point.
Agreed. The first act by the new Sovereign is to decide which regnal name they want to be known by. This and other aspects of the immediate succession to the Crown are all stipulated by the Act of Settlement (1701) which formalised the Accession of the new Sovereign. The Americans are not expected to know this. They gave up any pretence for knowing the process of Accession once they declared independence in 1776.
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I got chills when Martin says “Long live Queen Elizabeth”... can’t imagine how she felt, she was only 26 at the time...
Ruth Christiani Martin was so right, she has live long
Ruth Basa 25
She was 25 actually.
26 aint that bad of an age. Queen victoria got the crown at 18 and died at 81
I'm sure Phillip had some feelings about hearing it for the first time as well.
I love that moment of vulnerability where she asks ‘what’s wrong with my name’ and Phillip reassured her … moments like those really show their love
even it is a nice scene, i wouldn't be surprised if this was just for dramatic purposes. i highly doubt Elizabeth wasn't already aware of the name thing.
@@vornamenachname5589yeah that explanation from Martin for the sake of the audience not the characters.
Some viewers didn’t know that some king and queens change their name when coronated.
@@vornamenachname5589 apparently Her Majesty WAS asked what her regnal name would be. Her reply was "Elizabeth of course."
" Then long live Queen Elizabeth ". And no-one could have known just how long, 65 years and counting.
JohnPaul Dixon and they are all dead hahaha I mean, she is gonna be really memorable, not even ancient kings used to rule or live that much.
Alex Martell ...... In 'ancient times ' kings often didn't get to rule for a great many years because invariably they'd be killed in battle or would be assassinated. Dynastic infighting and territorial challenges etc, all played a part in kings having relatively short reigns. Britain has more or less been at peace for the majority of Elizabeth's reign and there have been only a handful of 'nutters' who've challenged her right to be Queen. Plus, as she's proven, she enjoys excellent health.
@@huelu982 you know nothing. Go away.
68 years and counting
We hit 70
"Long live Queen Elizabeth"
And live long she did.
And no wonder their anthem has the words "long to reign over us..."
I'll bet she was thinking how long she'll be hearing that for the rest of her life
Breaking Queen Victoria’s record; incredible! 👑
Yep!
@@crazyman8472 By 6 years!
Chills.. the moment he said “Long live Queen Elizabeth”, Prince Philip step back and let her walk first. The beginning of their Orders of Precedence.
Just "prince"? Not king consort? Talk about getting hosed on the titles!
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp Patriarchal society, the title of king is traditionally held at a higher standing than queen.
That and the only real precedent to their situation was Queen Victoria, whose husband was Prince Albert.
Going back further, Elizabeth I never married, and Bloody Mary was married to the King of Spain, so they didn't exactly need to discuss titles, given they were both already monarchs of their respective kingdoms.
I always let Woody.EXE walk in front of me first because he’s the monarch not me
Strictly speaking Philip was still “only” HRH Duke of Edinburgh. He did not become a “Prince” of the United Kingdom until 1957.
@@JohnSmith-zw8vp Not only that, but he had to accept the Windsor name instead of Mountbattan!
Blows my mind how the same woman would end up being the first Monarch to be televised and on Zoom
Just goes to show the amazing changes in society and technology she lived to witness.
This scene was so powerful. Wonder what she felt when she first heard it and how it sunk that she now is the queen.
She had already been informed before this scene took place. Philip told her, both IRL and in the show. The show's version of that scene doesn't attempt to show her initial reaction.
I am pretty certain that from the day she first learned that she would one day be queen, it was decided what name she would take.
Horror. Sheer horror at the prospect of spending the rest of her life answering stupid questions and waving at mass media.
@@KebabMusicLtd not necessarily. It had always been speculated that when Charles acceded to the throne he would take the regnal name George to honour his grandfather, as the two previous King Charles had been particularly ill fated. When his time came, however, it was stated that he had been known as Charles for so long the public may have difficulty relating to him as George VII so he opted for Charles III
Her father
She was thinking of her father
I came here to watch this scene as soon as I heard the news of her passing. RIP Queen Elizabeth ❤️.
That's why I'm here also
I think we all did
The Queen kept her promise to her father. Philip fulfilled his. They're together now, duty having been satisfied and their family as well secured as they possibly could. They're together in eternity now for a well-deserved rest. God bless the Queen and long live the King.
Phillip did no such thing.
@@lizziebkennedy7505there no evidence philip ever did stuff like that. Just rumours. Season 2 tried to address that.
His friends misbehaved on their wives but he never did.
And if he did everyone on earth would have heard about it. Especially in he 60 years between then and now.
"Long live Queen Elizabeth". 70 years of reign. This man didn't know how right he was.
I think he's Martin Charteris (d.1999)
@@anthonyherstell8569 Yes, when they were on the plane back to London, she addressed him as Martin.
@@anthonyherstell8569 yes. He would eventually become the Queen's private secretary, but for years beforehand, he was junior to Tommy Lascelles, and one or two others before he was finally promoted.
This is so powerful. As soon as he says queen Philip turns around and lets her lead.
Yes!
Nah. Philip would have let her lead anyhow, that was the polite custom of the day, the woman goes first.
@@veramae4098 I'm guessing it was mix of everyday courtesy and of protocol here. Elizabeth had just been referred to as Queen and someone outside the family was present so Philip politely allowed his wife to go first. I can imagine that when there was just the two of them they went back and forth in their quarters the same as any other couple. I hope they were able to have that kind of normalcy in private.
"Long Live Queen Elizabeth" really hits different now after the Queen's passing.
Long live Queen Elizabeth, if they only knew just how long she would reign and live. She will be remembered for her kindness, her love for her family and most of all her country
I think the only way for a monarch to reign longer would be to ascend to the throne at an even younger age. Say, something happens to William and George becomes king at around eighteen or so. That's how Victoria did it.
@@deniseeulert2503 Let's pray that that never happens, though.
"Long Live Queen Elizabeth" The Most Frightening, the most powerful and the most sad word she must've heard all at once at that time
"Then, long live Queen Elizabeth."
AND SHE LIVED LONG INDEED.
REST IN PEACE.💐🙏🏻
indeed she did, imagine hearing that for the first time, I'll bet she was wondering how many times she'll be hearing that for the rest of her life
I was coming here to say this!
In my opinion, an even more spin chilling moment was when the royal family, all dressed for the funeral of king George was met with a grieving, almost ghostly queen mary, dressed in black with a veil giving Elizabeth the customary curtsy. That short, but powerful scene, must’ve sent shockwaves through elizabeth through and through. Imagine the matriarch of the family, whom you respect, look up to, admire, love and fear-almost, now bowing before you - the sovereign and monarch. That scene seared into my brain, just incredible.
Even more powerful when you realise it really did happen. In real life Queen Mary said "Let your poor old Granny be the first to greet you," and curtsied to her granddaughter.
One of reasons this bowing custom is utterly ridiculous
@@juliaxxx26nothing wrong with bowing to show respect. better than saying out loud hail mary hallelujah your majesty.
@@jadenkhor maybe nothing wrong but also NOTHING good or sensible comes out of it.
So true..this scene gave me chills
Rest in Peace, Elizabeth Windsor.
May you rest in the Mansions of Lord with your proud parents, your loving family, and a kennel full of corgis who've been waiting for a skritch from mom.
You stand relieved, ma'am. We have the watch.
Long Live Queen Elizabeth..
What a scene, so powerful
*RIP British Royal Legend (1926-2022)*
Long live the Queen! RIP.. the end of an era.
Matt Smiths performance here is remarkable. In one single moment he goes from husband of a princess to the Queens consort and the fact that he was going to leave first until he hears "long live Queen Elizabeth" is such a powerful moment
This guy must have had the highest levels of devotion and love for his monarch ever because that "Long live Queen Elizabeth," really took hold as the longest reigning sovereign in British history.
Second longest in history. Missed the French King Louis XIV by a couple of years. I always thought she would live as long as the Queen Mother.
@@hjusn He said "British History" maybe you dont know but French is not british
@@eddytriana8060 Yes and my statement did not contradict that so chill.
Just came here after she passed. Truly the best monarch of any time. Long live queen Elizabeth
Long Live Queen Elizabeth, 70 years and counting.
She has earned her rest now
@@22espec Long may she rest 👑👑👑 Reign from 1952 to 2022 😢😢😢
My heart breaks.. watching this 5-6 days after her Majesty's passing.. I just burst into tears. Unbelievable.. what a woman!! Long live Queen Elizabeth II.. in whatever realms!!
It's been 5 months and I still feel choked thinking about her majesty
@@andromedagalaxy0I’m so diametrically opposed to the monarchy and SO saddened by her passing. I don’t know how it makes any sense.
@@CronoXpono you aren't opposed then. if you were you wouldn't care, I didn't bat an eyelid
@@DBProductions12345-m I separate the institution from the individual. As a United fan, I hated Gerrard but I’d cry buckets if he were to pass. 🤷♂️
He was right too! She was the longest-lived monarch. May she rest in peace now.
The longest lived British monarch - she was just over a year short of beating the overall record held by Louis XIV
Edward VIII was only known as David to family and close friends. His first name was Edward.
Victoria's first name was actually Alexandrina. That name was dropped.
And George VI was Albert or Bertie.
Thank god it was. I cant imagine it being called the Alexandrinian age. It should have been Queen Charlotte but she died while Princess of Wales in 1817. It would have been the Charlottean age ? 😅 Either way it doesn't come close to the Victorian age.
@@bricktam And the new King is Charles III.
Victoria disliked the name Alexandrine. Her mother wanted her to choose Elizabeth. Victoria choosing her second name, Victoria, was an act of defiance against her domineering and controlling mother , the Duchess of Kent and her comptroller. Her first act as queen was to have her bed removed out of her mother’s bedroom and to spend an hour alone, something she’d never been allowed to do before
@@sheilarough236 The Duchess's name was (in French) Victiore.
Read that Sir John Conroy took off for Ireland. Victoria hated him.
Always thought the weight of not only the title but her name hit her in that moment. There had only been one other Queen Elizabeth before, and that Elizabeth left quite the mark. I think in that moment, the filmmakers were showing just how much had just fallen on her shoulders and rather suddenly. It preceeds with staying with Elizabeth as "let's not complicate matters" but as soon as he says it, boom, that casual decision actually had weight Elizabeth had not considered when she chose it.
And she left a mark several magnitudes more indelible on the country than the first one. Elizabeth I ruled 2 nations, but Elizabeth II ruled 4.
Well, her mother had *also* been Queen Elizabeth - the consort of the King.
@@rah62they mean that there had only been one reigning queen Elizabeth. Her mother was queen consort (i.e. spouse of the reigning king) and was not monarch in her own right. That is why this Elizabeth became Queen Elizabeth II.
@@rah62Queen Elizabeth II was a regnal Queen, her mother was not.
And long live she has!
She had a long life. May she rest in peace now, she has earned it
Rest in peace HM. Long live the King
So many people depicted in this show are dead now and she is still alive it's crazy!!!
King George 6th
Dowager Queen Mary of Teck
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Prime Minister Anthony Eden
Captain Philip Townsend
Edward 8th, Duke of Windsor
Prime Minister Harold MacMillan
Prime Minister Harold Wilson
Louis Mountbatten, Earl of Burma
Diana, Princess of Wales
Anthony Armstrong-Jones
Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother
Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
@@MatthewCYN15 and now, Queen Elizabeth The Great
And sadly, she is gone now, too after 70 years on the throne. RIP.
@@krishnasubhasanthi6535 Elizabeth The Great is Elizabeth I Tudor
"Long live Queen Elizabeth." And yes she did that....
I loved watching the Crown 👑 because it hit alot of historical points in her MAJESTY Queen Elizabeth II life and the rest of the Royal family members to
And she did live long and I adored her. She was a beautiful Christian Queen. I miss her so very much.😢
Long live Queen Elizabeth II. And long she did live.
And indeed, a very long live she reigned. What an accomplishment of life for Queen Elizabeth II. May her soul rest in eternal peace. 🙏
"Long live Queen Elizabeth" ... and she did.
1:43 and so she did
And she did indeed live a long life.
Long live queen Elizabeth.
A long life she had. Rest in peace Regina.
Doesn't it feel weird hearing "Long live Queen Elizabeth" and knowing the end of the story. The longest reigning monarch in history.
Now Woody.EXE will be the 2nd longest reigning monarch in history
The longest reigning *British* monarch.
Long live the Queen and God save the King!
“Long live Queen Elizabeth!” Very prophetic now when one thinks about it!
September 8, 2022 😔😔"Let's not overcomplicate things. My name is Charles." "Then 'Long Live King Charles'."
An Elizabethan Era is never easy to handle
It's strange watching this part...because I am thinking of the Queen's funeral, and when they started singing "God Save the King" , and the cameras panned to Charles's face and you could see in that moment how it hit him, that it wasn't God save the Queen anymore. He looked like he was trying not to cry.
I thought exactly this too.
The last 15 minutes of Hyde Park Corner are amazing. I was hooked after this episode.
"Long Live Queen Elizabeth" She certainly did.
And live long she did, 70 years. Long Live King Charles III.
The most foreshadowingist statement ever made in storytelling. She was only 25 when she became Queen. Little did they know she was going to live until 96. RIP Your Magesty.
RIP Queen Elizabeth
Who else is here after the queen's death ?
The subtleness, When he says "long live Queen Elizabeth" Prince Philip steps aside. Never walk in front of the monarch.
1:23 This is actually false. Edward VIII first name was Edward, not David, his full name was Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David.
I don't think people talk about 1:23 enough, the way she looks to Phillip and asks in kind of a frightened tone of voice "What's wrong with my name?" i can't imagine what she was feeling tbh
It's a WONDERFUL name for an English Queen.
Ironically, the first majority English (as in ethnicity) male sovereign since Henry VIII's seriously ill son will be William. There have been majority English sovereigns since then, but they were all women.
I cannot even know how to react when I heard, LONG LIVE, QUEEN ELIZABETH. It was very shocking
for such a child as she was, contextualizing what it was about to come to her life.
She was 25 married with two kids. She was young but certainly not a child.
The previous monarch’s before her, were absolutely overwhelmed. In fact they were petrified, so much one fainted and the other sobbed uncontrollably. It’s an enormous responsibility.
Who? exactly? The only one I know was Geroge Vi and he rose to the occasion.
@@Chuck0856 His brother. The one who abdicated.
You can tell Elizabeth felt a shiver through her spine called the crown.
This is probably why Claire's middlename happens to be Elizabeth.... alot of British women may have the same middle name like Catherine Elizabeth Middleton.
Elizabeth is a very popular and beautiful name.
@@anneneville6255 And IMO, it ought to be used more often! ;)
My mother's name is Elisabeth and she was born in the year of the coronation.
@@larchitecte5287 Really? I know lot of women who has Elizabeth as their second name.
And in the 80s and early 90s, I know a lot of Dianas, Franceses, Charleses and Williams. My cousin was even named Diana Elizabeth and we're not even British😄.
@@elizabethturner2421 How fitting that your name is the married name of my favorite heroine: Elizabeth from "Pirates of the Caribbean." 😁
Such an amazing moment ❤
Long live her memory. RIP
And She lives really long. 70 years.
That she did for sure. And she will live on forever.
Martin: “Long live Queen Elizabeth”
Elizabeth: “Understood”
R.I.P Queen Elizabeth...
After this moment, the Queen demanded to have all Royal Family members pack a black suit and dresses.
From 00:55 was for the benefit of overseas viewers. Princess Elizabeth will have known full well about regnal names and wouldn't have needed her father's and uncle's name changes explained to her.
Her uncle did not change his name. His first name was Edward. He was simply known only by close family by his seventh name David. Edward VIII was christened Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David.
Except her uncle did not change his name -- was was already Edward. David was the name the family used, the last of his full name.
Just remember too that the new Queen would be in shock at the death of her father and may not have taken everything in as well as she normally would.
And she did. What an extraordinary life it was.
Notice how Phillip stopped at the door when Martin said "Long live Queen Elizabeth" and waited for her to go through first -- a signal of how the relationship had changed.
I admire her strength, her poise. Her father just died and she has to face many others. And not long after that, she has to face the public as a queen.
Long live the Queen. Sept 08 2022
Long live Queen Elizabeth indeed, as she went on to reign longer than any previous British monarch. Her reign only ending just last year.
But technically, the phrase "Long Live Queen Elizabeth" was wrong to use, in respect to the person he was addressing. She was The Queen, as in "Long Live The Queen". At that precise moment, "Queen Elizabeth" was her mother.
1:25 "what's wrong with my name", "nothing" HE'S RIGHT, THERE'S ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WRONG WITH YOUR NAME.
And so very long it was. RIP
Great scene, but honestly I can‘t imagine someone first in line to the throne has never heard about reginal names or thought about what theirs would be.
"Then, long live Queen Elizabeth"
And she did. May she rest in peace.
Not Martin explaining what regnal names are to someone who had been heir for 15 years to a king who changed his name
And then seeing Philip yeild to her. For no one walks infront of the Queen. You can see the look on his face when he realizes his wife is now the head of state
Donald Trump enters the chat LOL
I would change that rule a tiny bit. "Only the spouse of the monarch may walk at his or her side, or if there are none higher ranking around, a child of the monarch (in no particular order; such things are not ranked among children.")
Now, when I hear, “Long live Queen Elizabeth,” in this scene, I think, "And she did!"
As soon as "Long live Queen Elizabeth" was spoken.
That moment where Matthew stopped leading out to then let her continue ahead as Sovereign was an ingenius and captivating moment of the sudden severity and change to protocol.
He is a man, He is Husband but to a Queen, Head of State and Sovereign.
Him: "Long live Queen Elizabeth!"
Elizabeth: and I took that seriously
One of the best parts. Also, her dancing in Ghana
I wish they's gotten the history right -- Edward VIII's name WAS Edward -- David was the last of his names and the one the family used. So he did not in fact change his name to Edward it already was Edward.
I've often wondered how things might have been different for her on a psychological level if she had taken another name like her father and uncle before her did and kept her birth name to herself. Perhaps she would have been happier somehow, having another persona as Queen Victoria II while remaining Elizabeth behind closed doors. Still, either way, she had a formidable reputation to live up to considering the legacy of the first Queen Elizabeth. Perhaps she decided to keep her own name because in a way it gave her much needed strength throughout what was often a turbulent reign (at least in the family dynamics but there were also political goings-on as well). May she rest well until All Things End...
Of course, Elizabeth would have been extremely aware of what a regnal name is and would have already given it thought. She wouldn't have had it explained to her. The explanation here is for the audience.
And she most certainly did.
The thing is, in real life she wouldn't have had to ask what the question means. I'm sure the real Queen Elizabeth thought about what her name would be beforehand. It must have at least occurred to her.
True and she would not need to be told what her uncle and father s names were .
She was in shock and grieving and fairly young. Her reaction isn’t out of the ordinary, Queen or not
Especially since she was born during the reign of her grandfather, she saw her uncle become king and her father afterwards, the question undoubtedly arose for her at some point.
They just did that for the show to explain to us Americans how it works
Agreed. The first act by the new Sovereign is to decide which regnal name they want to be known by. This and other aspects of the immediate succession to the Crown are all stipulated by the Act of Settlement (1701) which formalised the Accession of the new Sovereign. The Americans are not expected to know this. They gave up any pretence for knowing the process of Accession once they declared independence in 1776.
Long live Queen Elizabeth, indeed.
And long did She live.
And long she lived. RIP
Long live her, indeed.
The late Queen is now reunited with the rest of her family members from the days of her youth. Rest well, Your Majesty.
I can now imagine the same scene with King Charles III
This show was so good
Queen Elizabeth, second in her name. Huge shoes she had to fill then, naming after an almost legendary queen of England.
And long live she did.
long lived queen elizabeth🤍