Queen Mary Bows to Elizabeth | The Crown (Eileen Atkins, Claire Foy)

My dears, we witness that after the death of King George VI (Jared Harris), Queen Mary of Teck kneels to Elizabeth (Claire Foy), who takes the throne after her father's passing.
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[@MovingPicsOfficial]

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[@Taopuppy]

You can tell from the look on the queen's face, none of it seemed real till the grandmother she had always had to curtsey to, was now curtseying to her.

[@xtremelovin]

When your grandmother bows to you, you know things just got real 😂

[@AITrademarket]

The creaking floorboards somehow indicate the weight and magnitude of the responsibility thrust upon a pair of young shoulders. The forcefulness of Queen Mary’s gaze indicated she could not get away from said responsibilities.. subtleness at it’s most supreme in this scene. 10/10 imo.

[@user-dj3yv4ke5r]

The moment when Princess Margaret was going to walk behind Elizabeth and was told to wait until Phillip followed.. being her sister by her side all these years that look of shock she gave .. it tells things have changed. This a poweful scene in the entire crown series.

[@juliajulia9364]

Man…in this moment she didn’t lost her King and her father.She lost herself to the crown…Most powerful scene ever

[@jec1ny]

I think that was the most powerful scene in the entire series.

[@1in6win]

This is the BEST scene and one of the best characters in the show. Queen Mary dies before series 1 even ends but her influence and ideas are all over Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, and countless others for the entire run of the show.

[@eld.larryvaughn6568]

Winston’s speech! Masterful

[@ellhyg3532]

The creak of the wooden floor when she bends, her deep gaze. This scene deserved an Oscar

[@sarahford1028]

I never fail to cry at this scene. Not only did they lose a husband and father, they lost a daughter and sister...granddaughter. Such a powerful moment when they all said goodbye to what had been. She was magnificent from beginning to her end. What an honor to have lived during her lifetime. She is missed.

[@thomasplinguidy4588]

I admire that look of shock and awe on Claire Foy's face as the old Queen Mary curtsies before her, looking at her so loftily and sternly - as if the whole kingdom, united in one person, were bowing to his young queen - at the beginning of her lifelong service to the Crown. This is both believable and acting at its finest.

[@Mybpeterson]

I'm one of the few who didn't watch this series. Yet the power of this scene is palpable. Incredible story telling.

[@tomawen5916]

"I, whose youth was passed in the august and unchallenged glories of the Victorian era may feel the thrill in invoking once more the prayer and the anthem, God Save the Queen." Only Winston Churchill would have been alive to see the reigns of Victoria and Elizabeth the II. Lucky man. He knew how great Elizabeth would be. Excellent clip!

[@AndrewKendall71]

The way this was shot, the way this was scored, the way this was acted, the timing, the setting... this portion of the series is so perfect

[@carriec5807]

Matt Smith & Claire Foy are truly amazing in their roles as Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip. Matt speaks, practically rages without saying a word or making a sound.

[@flyboy152]

Eden & his cronies are all sitting around waiting for Churchill to step on his crank. Instead, he delivers an incredible eulogy. When he finishes and takes off his glasses, he’s basically saying “Yeah, F you Tony.” 😂

[@tedkarberjr2675]

Eileen Atkins as Queen Mary was superb. This scene is incredibly powerful.

[@jpr455]

This is such a powerful scene with so many layers of meaning. One thing that seems to be overlooked is that Queen Mary had lost so many of her children, Prince John as a child, Prince George the Duke of Kent during the WWII, she had banished her eldest son King Edward VIII(Duke of Windsor), now she has lost her second oldest in King George VI. But still she found the strength to go and curtsey to her granddaughter.

[@timjones9727]

The way this scene plays is perfect. Queen Mary, dressed in full mourning dress of a different era curtsying to her young granddaughter the face of a new world. It’s wonderful direction and costume design