Best of Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II | The Crown
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2020
- Try not to cry as we say goodbye to Oscar winning Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II, in The Crown S3 and S4. After two extraordinary seasons, it’s time for Olivia to abdicate from her reign over the throne (as well as our hearts). To celebrate, here are her best moments.
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Best of Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II | The Crown
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In the 1980s, Elizabeth clashes with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher while Prince Charles enters a tumultuous marriage with Lady Diana Spencer. 
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charles: i have a voice
the queen: let me let you into a secret.. no one wants to hear it
💀💀💀💀💀
No one?
I felt this so strongly in this last season. He was the worst.
@@Oone2023 not sure what you mean?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
So sad, but true...😖😂😂😂
While Claire portrayed Elizabeth, Olivia portrayed The Queen.
So true
Exactly
is olivia's accent and pronunciation accurate? claire did an amazing job.
@@murtazarizvi368 yeah I actually thought that when Claire reprised her role for that speech is season 4 her accent improved
Somewhat true, but I think they both portrayed the Queen.
"Because, if memory serves, you had your own ballerinas for that" 😂😂Best punch line in the whole series 👍
I liked the billy Joel mispronunciation. 😂
For anyone who’s confused by this inside joke, try watching season 1 and 2.
The shade is exquisite!
@@MsJC525 and she wore glasses so the library was well and truly open.
IKR!! 😂
The industry: How many British Queens do you want to portray?
Olivia Colman: Yes.
Well actress said after this she would like to do something completely different so maybe her long rain of being Queens is over lol who kidding bet she will be a Queen again some day lol
Yes, Olivia Colman has played both Queen Elizabeth and Queen Anne, as well as the Queen Mother! 👑😍
Hold my beer 🕯
Olivia= all of them
It's "Ears"
“What are you doing? That’s my button!”
Sisters 😂
I love that bit 🤣
Oh that's the most underrated moment 😭🤣
It's Olivia Colman's world and we're all just living in it.
Amen
EXACTLY
Agreed! Love her!
@Willow Cat shes nearly spot on for the queen. The closest anyone could come
Oh good one
philips face when she hit him with that ballerina punchline is absolutely priceless
So how power has changed in their marriage over time. He takes an accurately placed zinger without trying to bully her with his sexual conquests.
Tobias Menzies is so great as Philip
Philip: *ahem*
The whole burial of her dear husband was a farce.
I can't understand what she meant. Whether he had some affairs?
Olivia Colman did a perfect job playing the mature, at times sad and much experienced Queen. Comparing her to Claire Foy is unfair. Foy did an amazing job as a young Queen who was still finding her way and got the sympathy and love of the people while Colman did an equally amazing job of portraying her role depicting a time when the Queen was facing some of the biggest challenges of her reign. Both great actress and an overall great cast❤❤
Quite right
I find her to be robotic. No gleam in eyes.
@@margaretsen7479 meaning, she's doing it right.
Agree. They both did great.
I can't wait to see imelda staunton do the last two years of episodes.
Finally honest and accurate comment🙂👌
Wilson: "They found..... her.....👁👄👁"
The Queen: "You've made it this far."
The cast is all super but Jason Watkins as PM Wilson was my favorite of this season.
“What are you doing that’s MY button!
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Then slaps Margaret's hand
What episode is that from
Elizabeth and Prince's Philips exchanges are a delight.
Fictional exchanges you mean?
Underrated imo
@@sazzieb1 jesus christ its a show its not that deep 🙄
"You've made it this far", it gets me everytime!
Followed by Bravo
right? 😂😂😂
Such a brilliant line and what a funny joke it was too
C:“Eight months in the Caribbean”
E:“Thats not a question”
C:”Im not happy with it.”
E:”Still not a question.” 😂
Sounds just like my mother
😂🤦🏼♀️
That's my mother when I told her that I don't want to go to school today
MARGARET THATCHER: "Women are unsuited for high office, they become too emotional."
QUEEN ELIZABETH: "This is going to come as a shock to you, you might want to prepare yourself..."
‘I am the Senate!’
@@SpiderPigggg Not Yet!
@@raypinker it's treason then
Plot twist?!?!?! Margaret Thatcher is King Henry the 8th under disguised!!!
Godamnit y'all stole my lines
"Isn't that all I am Prime Minister? A tribal leader in eccentric costume".
How iconic is that!
"...and the less desirable person they really are.. hidden awᵃᵃʸʸ"
the way her voice changed and that little bit of shade always kills me
Yes! I She is amazing at the thinly veiled insults.
"Now, much more importantly; who is Billy Jo-E-l?"
"Billy Joel."
"Oh, Joel."
"Uptown Girl?"
"What are you talking about?"
Josh O'Connor is much too handsome to portray Prince Charles. He doesn't have that "bored with life" expression on his face that Charles seems to endlessly have.
True this man is so handsome than charles
Yeah they should've gotten the guy that played Jock Colville to play Prince Charles
He looks like Martin Short!
@@rebeccaanderson5191 There is a resemblance yes; but Martin Short is not a bad looking guy either.
@@faithfulforever6331 NO, but Josh makes faces that are reminiscent of Martin Short doing characters in routines.
When she could barely say “friend of Dorothy” while stifling a laugh. Dead.
Who was Dorothy...
@@absuhun00 It's a term about Dorothy's companions from the Wizard of Oz. Friend of Dorothy means the person is gay.
Time stamp?
@@neisya5809 scene starts at 6:51, the line is delivered at 7:07
@@conormitchell309 thank you!!
Queen: ..and if one day u'll expect to be king,..
Charles: i do!
Queen: then might i suggest you START BEHAVE LIKE ONE!!!
And after he never did decided to keep being Queen forever and became immortal lol
Savageee line ever!!!
@@Alice-wy7ih ikr it would be great if she slap him in the face too tho 😂😂..damn!!
@@stevethevirgoman BOOM! HAHAHAHAHA the queen be like: slapping the truth to Charles 😆
@@thegodofimagination you know the crown always wins
I feel you’ve missed one:
Asking for a cheat sheet of her childrens hobbies & interests before meeting them individually to secretly figure out who her favourite is, as “one would hate to seem uninformed. Or cold. Or remotely...remote”
That is an AMAZING scene. She might as well be talking about meeting a group of people she’s never even herd of before, not her own children!
I love the scene when she and Philip were talking about their children and her reaction when Philip says Anne is his favourite
“You said that alarming quickly😂!”
@@ellesmith4564
It was a no-brainer for him; Anne was the best of both Elizabeth and Phillip: Sarcastic and witty like her father yet beautiful and driven like her mother. Perfect combination of the two, unlike Charles.
@@jackdaone6469 He did actually once tell a reporter (in real life)
That Anne was his favourite😂.
“I don’t often get into a fight but when I do, I want to win” this sentence is such a mood
The Queen visited Highgrove, Charles said the world was cursed with straight lines and that was the moment she realized her son was fucking weird and beyond help.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
That when she decided she going reign forever
Thats when she decided she was going to outlive him 😂
Tbf, Charles is right. He was right about young people, he was right about the environment, and he was right about the country.
@@Viv234 But he still was wrong about thinking he could shag his horse and still be the noble good king. Hopefully, the Queen will outlive him and it goes to William.
Yes, Olivia utterly slayed this role, and proved a worthy successor to Claire Foy. I'll really miss her next season, but I'm excited to see Imelda Staunton's take on the Queen! 👑💕🥰
Not that good
@@heatcheck3 stay pressed
I too will be excited to see how Imelda Staunton carries on. I have to admit I don’t quite see it yet…To me she will always be Miss Pole of Cranford!
Olivia Coleman is an Oscar winning actor. She never had to 'prove' anything in relation to Claire Foy.
olivia was perfect, and i am extremely excited for the next season, but i cant see imelda as the queen (not yet, at least). i cant look at her and see anyone but dolores umbrige, which i know is unfair to her as an actress, but she went all out on harry potter. i can never forget.
“You will not separate!” I love when Queen put Charles in his place
Olivia Colman did a perfect job playing the mature, at times sad and much experienced Queen. Comparing her to Claire Foy is unfair. Foy did an amazing job as a young Queen who was still finding her way and got the sympathy and love of the people while Colman did an equally amazing job of portraying her role depicting a time when the Queen was facing some of the biggest challenges of her reign. Both great actress and an overall great cast❤❤
I had to look up “friend of Dorothy” when the Queen was describing one of Margaret’s past love interest. It means gay. I’ve never heard that before.
It's a dated reference but yes..
sistersthatpoint- Who's Dorothy ? Which Dorothy? Of Oz ? ? ? ?
@@STICKITINYOUREAR yes, that Dorothy. And especially to Judy Garland who played Dorothy and to her daughter Liza Minnelli, who were the Queen and Princess Royal of Hollywood haggery.
@@Vesnicie Lmao no its Dorothy from Golden Girls duh. She had to feed the cat
All the gay men back in the day loved Judy Garland.
"Now, much more importantly, who is Billy Jo - El?" Omg an instant classic Crown moment lololol
Olivia Colman had a MASSIVE job in the crown. Not only she took over someone loved and praised as the Queen but worked with less. The first two season were all about Elizabeth's raise to the Crown, her complex marriage and finding who she was. While the third and fourth season she was a settled sovereign, with different priorities and the attention was set on her family.
People give her so little credit, calling her stoic and cold when the character had clearly matured. Thank you Olivia Colman!
Well said🤩
My question (not to you directly) is why would anyone not love a leader who is stoic and cold?? Warm feelings and hugs don't get this type of job done
❤❤❤
Quite. Well said.@@misstelly2821
I did NOT want Olivia Colman to take over this role! I absolutely loved Claire Foy in Season 1 & 2 and was devastated when I read the role was being recast. I thought it was a dreadful mistake and that it would ruin the show. And who the heck was Olivia Colman anyway??? She couldn’t possibly be as wonderful as Claire. And do you know what I think now? I do NOT want Olivia Colman to leave! 😭😭😭😭 She’s absolutely brilliant! I love her so much I’ve purchased several of her other movies and binge watched her television series on Hulu and Netflix. Olivia IS the queen! Give her all the things!
Same!!!!!
Olivia Coleman is a national treasure for us Brits.
Everybody HAD to be recast, you do realize that I hope...how the show business works...Foy depicted the young unexperienced Queen, actually as someone else's pointed out she portrayed *Elizabeth* . Now, the reign of Elizabeth II spans over 60+ years, another thing I'm sure you know, which means that unless you put on some dreadful make-up or some even more horrifying CGI, you just cannot make Foy (a 35+ years old woman) look like a 60+ years old woman and make it believable and not awful to watch. You need another actor. Everybody needed to be recast, every single character because the show makes big timeskips, obviously, otherwise 30 seasons would not be enough to cover all the main events in Elizabeth's reign. You take entertainment too seriously I'm afraid.
You people do release that it is because of aging... If Elizabeth was in her 50s or 40s it will make no sense tbh to have her still look the same as younger. 👩🦯💨
@@elizabeth1stofenglandirela901 ikr
Honestly I was a bit worried about Claire leaving but Olivia has cast every worry away she’s AMAZING!!!!
Completely agree
Just give her the emmy already, what a phenomenal actress!
And Gillian Anderson the supporting category!!!!
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Yes, pls. It's embarrassing she never won for Broadchurch, Fleabag or The Night Manager.
Idk about that Emma Corrin is pretty good too mate
Colman has such a lovely enunciation, rich voice, warm tone...
I HAVE NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE HOW GOOD SHE IS. SORRY FOR SHOUTING BUT ONE MUST KNOW THAT OLIVIA COLMAN IS THE ACTUAL QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN.
😂😂😂
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Now, Now! Don’t overstep the Mark! 🤣😂
Louder for the people at the back
Olivia Colman deserves an Emmy so much
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Emmy
My favorite scene is when Olivia as the Queen stood her own against Michael Fagan. Only she could have de-escalated the situation and gave a bit of human warmth to the troubled soul.
ironically she couldn't do the same with her daughter-in-law
@@fhpratiwi5022 Because she's the "mother of the nation" as Elizabeth Regina
@@LeonardLuzon yeah that's why
yeah but that never happened
FICTION!!! Never happened
_"Now I must leave the treasure of the past and turn to the future."_
Thank you for the two wonderful seasons Olivia and welcome Imelda Staunton, our new Queen...
I was today years old when I found out that the same actress who played Professor Umbridge is going to play The Queen in season 5 and 6 🥺
I loved this monologue of Churchill
@@EstherJessica I will personally nominate her for an Emmy, if she manages to make me forget, that she played Prof. Umbridge.
For people who would be comparing and complaining non-stop over and over again, both Foy and Colman are really good (in their best forms even)-one as a young queen during her coming of age years and one as a settled sovereign during her middle age years. The acting and mannerisms are always and still there. They were never gone when Olivia Colman took over, even better portrayed with age. The voice and rate at which they speak may differ at times because they're two different actors, but the intonation and style are fairly quite the same. Plus, everyone needs to be reminded that age brings changes in demeanor and personality. If you actually read some related material and watch some clips of the Queen during the era Colman plays the role, you'll realize how she nails it. If Colman is doing anything with her interpretation of the Queen, it is one that is grounded in history and reality. Moreover, a big factor why Claire Foy's Queen is so convincing is that there is limited reading and visual material during the era Foy plays the Queen to base it on or compare it with, but Foy's acting is just impeccable and top-notch.
Both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman are outstanding in their portrayals. If there is actually a preference, it would be between a young Queen (as portrayed in the show) or a middle-aged Queen.
I agree, that there is less visual material, so Claire may seem more convincing, but... Olivia Colman made the Queen look much older, than she was, not mentioning the rest.
@@KK-gn8nm that’s because each season spans almost decade or even more than a decade. And by the end of season 4, the Queen was around 64 years old. We’re not talking merely about the looks. It’s the acting that is more essential and they absolutely nailed it.
Couldn't agree more.
Yes they both did great.
Not denying they're both fine actors, but it greatly helped them that they had some absolutely marvellous dialogue to deliver. It's the script that is the real star of this series.
She owned Charles when he said “I am suffering..” the Queen: “No you are not suffering..” 😂😂😂 I LOVED Olivia Coleman in this scene
"Thank you Martin...I'm a Queen not a Saint"
In respect to the old casts, what the old casts did (establishing this mighty show) is incredible. The next step is passing on the batons to the new actors and actresses, and the new digs did it marvelously. Olivia brought in a far older, more matured Queen moving on with the times. As all the others (Tobias, Helena, etc.), her performance is stellar. Massive congratulations to the 1st casts and the 2nd casts for establishing such a strong show. Here's to the third generation taking over the mantle next year!!!
Her comic timing... my god she deserves everything. Acting genius!
Olivia Colman ageing as the queen is so subtle at the same time uncanny❤️
The queen ranting to Charles is such a wonderful scene. Charles was being a right swine.
Let's be honest here. Him turning out the way he did was *their* fault as parents. Also, who are they to point their fingers at him? Pot calling the kettle black. In his defense he lost his confidence in them long ago and knew they lied to him straight to his face many times, especially his awfully convenient stationing far away from Britain during his time with Camilla. From what I heard he was also pretty much coerced into marrying Diana by both the queen and the queen mother and thus indulged in their wishes. The queen mother in particular had a rather old-fashioned (nearly archaic) idea of what the most important aspects of a wife is and bizarrely also assumed said modern-day wife would be equally happy to play such an archaic role. If they weren't so pre-occupied with "royal pedigree" and "youthful beauty" they might have realized that Diana was the *wrong woman* and a royal accident in the making.
The should have noticed what kind of books she read (naive, romance novels of the cheap kind read predominantly by little girls and sheltered housewives) , what kind of ambitions and interests she had and how much she understood of what was expected of her and said "No-no-no-no! This is *definitely* not going to work!" Judging by what kind of men Diana was into following her divorce and what they did to earn her "love" I'd say she never left the fairytale princess stage.
Is Charles a swine? Undoubtedly. But he was surrounded by them and learned from the best swines around him.
You know, sometimes it's foolish, even dangerous, to pick sides when one is a third part. This is a rather disturbing habit observed in far too many people. Picking sides, when you should be neutral. Especially when it's clear neither side is innocent or good. Oh, and if you don't know any of them personally then don't superimpose your own personality or life onto them.
"I don't often get into a fight but when i do i want to win" . ......... olivia colman killed it ....⚘
I love how Olivia plays an Elizabeth who is much more confident in her role as queen. Like when she calls in Mountbatten to chew him out, it’s completely different from her interactions with Edward when she was younger. Firm, powerful, and in command. She knows it and everyone else knows it too.
Just when I wasn't sure I was going to enjoy Olivia after Claire when I started S3, the "You've made it this far." completely sold her for me 😂
“You’ve made it this far 🙄” had me DIEINGGG🤣🤣
I have to say Tobias nailed Prince Philip. His accent and mannerisms are spot on!
“What are you doing? That’s my button!”Sisters . Olivia Colman deserves an Emmy so much.
“You’ve made it this far” 🤣
yeah. that was good...
This season deserves all the emmies in the world
It’s gonna have to compete with Queen’s Gambit because that was an amazing series too. Can’t wait to see
@@D__Cain I agree I liked that show too
@@D__Cain The Queen’s Gambit is competing in the Limited Series category whereas The Crown is in the Drama category.
@@lorenzomontenegro4313 Oh true, well at least for best actress im ready to see who gets it
@@D__Cain best actress is also different for Limited Series/TV Movie and Drama
She is a one of a lifetime actress. They just don’t come as brilliant as she is.
Olivia Colman and Gillian Anderson acting in the same scene BRAVO Netflix BRAVO.. 🎉👍
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Where is the scene with the TEAR in the Aberfan episode. For me it was one of the best scenes with her. So magnificent and moving.
Amazing portrayal of the Queen, as a Brit that was born in the late 70s this is how i've known her all my life. Spot on.
“Then might I suggest you start to behave like one!” 🔥🔥🔥She killed that scene!! ❤
She is absolutely amazing actress! Love her!
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"Why would you never do that for me ?" That made me lol.
Helena and Olivia being the best duo ✨
Big fat tears were running down my eyes when Diana hugged The Queen, desperate for love.
Hope she gets an Emmy for this season 4. Olivia deserves it 🙌🏻
pd: and she did it! Here after her emmy win last night
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YES!
@@gerrialert where are you you from
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@@hrhthedukeofyork2764 -Give it a rest !
I started watching Broadchurch because David Tennant, and ended impress with Olivia Coleman. Then I started watching The Crown because of her. She's amazing.
Olivia Colman is excellent! I can't imagine anyone else playing Elizabeth.
Foy, Colman, and now I'm hearing, Staunton. It's like building a dream team. Even the supporting cast is superb! I remember signing up to Netflix only because I wanted to watch The Crown. Netflix, you should thank everyone involved in this show.
Same, I signed up for Netflix so I could watch The Crown. Seeing it while staying in a hotel room was the beginning of my Netflix journey
Coleman is sublime. Deserves Oscar. Her range is impressive
Hard to believe this is Detective Miller
I love the dressing down that Elizabeth gives Charles about his marital woes. I could only hope that she gave him a speech like that in real life.
Claire was Lilibet.
Olivia was Elizabeth.
Imelda is the Queen.
no, olivia is the queen and ALWAYS will be the best
@@elenahermosillo1 exactly why the last two seasons are gonna be hard to watch without olivia
@@BethzaidaAyala yeah :((
@Hermione Granger Yeah let's not bring her into this
Your comment made me come to a conclusion that,
Queen Elizabeth is Queen Elizabeth
6:37 I truly felt for Diana then and there😥💔💔 You really have to be steely to survive entering into a monarchy.
As an Aussie, the shade she throws at Bob Hawke (former PM) is hilarious. Lol
Bob did get a little payback. He was PM when we finally became totally independent from the UK
@@neilc7101 bro as long as we have the queen on our bill and the Union Jack on our flag and pm instead of a president, we’re still not independent.
@@neilc7101 Mate we still have a union jack on our flag. She is still our Queen. How is that total independence?
"...Veeeey Beeeey, LONGNECK! At 20 to 8 in the fackin' mornin'. Get that up ya."
@@dhadad9885 By all accounts and definitions you're totally independent. Fact is that the top-ranking countries on the Democracy Index almost all are *constitutional monarchies* - i.e. the head of state is still the king/queen but all decisions are made by the government and parliament. The Scandinavian countries Norway and Sweden sit on #1 and #3 in this list. Their kings are nothing but figureheads holding ceremonial and emergency powers (able to veto a coup government by a hostile/extreme group) while the PM and his/her cabinet has the real power. They also calculated that keeping a king/queen is *cheaper* than having a president. Fair enough their monarchs are rather "modestly paid" compared to QEII.
Presidents are overrated. Why? Let's just say that many of them in the "free world" today tend to be backed up by rather powerful "economic interests". That usually entails some rather interesting drawbacks. There's always the risk of some presidents deciding to become "president for lifetime" (Putin). When was the last time you heard something non-scornful and critical being said about *any* current day president?
A prime-minister on the other hand is generally *not* selected by "big money" and is chosen by the political party as the party leader. While favoritism does exist this is nowhere near comparable to the manufactured cult a president gets.
New Zealand is #4 on the Democracy Index. Canada is #5. Australia is #9. All commonwealth countries.
Meanwhile countries with a president such as France (#24), the USA (#25) and Italy (#29) count as "flawed democracies". Germany sits at #14, but when was the last time you heard something nice being said about Angela Merkel?
No, you be GLAD you have your own prime minister and enjoy the benefits of constitutional monarchy. This makes the decisions of the people in a country and the democratic process so much more fair and direct than under a republic with a president.
The day Australia becomes a republic with a president prepare to see the same kind of political charades you see with presidents in the "free world". With people like Donald Trump, Nicolas Sarkozy and Silvio Berlusconi becoming presidents in their countries I'd be careful longing for a republic.
Australian laws and legislation is completely decided by Australian people and their elected officials. So by any definition it's an independent country. Who the head of state is - especially in a constitutional monarchy where the monarch has very little political power - is of no concern. At any rate is certainly appears better than a president.
I'm kind of disappointed to learn about Princess Margaret's deficient gaydar. I would have thought she'd be the expert.
probably irl, she knew and didn't care
I think dazle was possibly bi
She didn't care of course
she's royal, and thus far beyond being someone's "hag"
Yes, considering both she and her husband had same-sex relationships.
"Isnt that all I am? .. a tribal leader in an eccentric costume?"
Seems like Lady Thatcher has a very low opinion of foreign leaders.
@@topherpadilla have you met the woman? It shocks me how people believe anything they see and/or hear in the media.
@@Mario_1611 I mean, the woman actively supported Apartheit and openly said that South Africa should become a "whites-only" country. So it's not like a bit of racism is out of character for the witch.
1:22 How good is Olivia in this section when curtailing her companion's descriptive offerings? The tone of voice, the timing of delivery, the facial expressions and body language...
He was so funny too lmao
Olivia and Claire did an absolutely amazing job getting their voices to sound just like the Queens!!
Can’t believe that I once was worried if I could ever accept Olivia Colman’s portrayal over Claire Foy’s portrayal of the Queen. A very needless worry
An excellent Queen. Her integrity was flawless. She Had too do her duty. And yes emotionally attached is not a queen leader.
I can't wait to see what Imelda Staunton does with the role. I loved both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman so much in it. They made it their own and still managed to keep it coherent within the show.
*I started watch The Crown series cuz of Olivia and Helena 💜💜💜*
*Gonna miss the old cast*
I started watching it cuz of Helena Bonham Carter💕
@@hello-il4mm Greetings, how are you doing today
She won a Golden Globe for S3
Brilliant writing and acting
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6:19 jeez just hug her back lol
Olivias and gillians performance in this video has convinced me to watch the crown. Simply amazing
I know it must be hard for the royal family to watch their life unfold in a dramatic fashion as this show.
But for me, I believe this show helped humanize the family. They showed all their mistakes, their imperfections and triumphs.
It made me love the royals even more. I understand this is isn’t a biography and isn’t all historically accurate, but they all portrayed their parts with such dignity and respect.
I absolutely loved this.
My queen!! 👑👑👑 I will miss her
8:33 This scene is great! She made me laugh and cheer at the same time. And her going off on him was the cherry on top!
This season made me not like Diana that much, but still idk now I somehow feel for her even more. Obs she WAS NOT saint, she was just a shy and naive girl who loved attention. Life is so cruel.
@@freshname I was wasn’t very fond of her either in this season. It didn’t highlight the the good that she did. In real life, Diana and Charles both contributed to the end of their marriage. Charles continuing his romance with Camila being at the heart of it. They were not properly matched.
The way she says “Friend of Dorothy” kills me everytime 😂😂😂
“Who is Billy Jo-EL?”
“Billy Joel. Uptown Girl.”
“What are you talking about?”
“I think we do all know when we’ve played to the gallery excessively.”🤣
9:24 - amazing scene
YOU WILL NOT SEPARATE!
I watched that scene so many times.
In this scene she decided to punish Charles and not let him to become the king by her immortality XD
Omg yes I’ve watched it at least 7/8 times and the first few times i was angry because of how much I love Diana and wish she could haven gotten a way from Charles ASAP but I completely understand the Queens point Charles and Diana were given a life full of luxury and Charles especially could have mostly anything he wanted. But instead he chooses to dwell on the 1 thing he can’t have.
@@jauhwilliams8618 Diana was no too mature either, wasn't she?
@@freshname I mean she was but then again, she wasn’t she was only 19 when she and Charles got married he was 32 which means he should have been understanding and nicer but he wasn’t sadly
..."cause if memory serves, you had your own ballerinas for that"
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She played this so tight and deadly serious that it wasn't until some point in Season 4 when my brain finally made the connection and said, "Hang on, this is the 'nothing like a bit o'girl on girl" constable from Hot Fuzz". What a range.
also. the guy who play as prince Philips was so handsome HAHAHHAHA
He's also Edmure Tully from Game of Thrones
About time somebody said it
Tobias Menzies! He's an incredible actor and they have the best chemistry! Loved his scenes with Erin Doherty and Josh O'Connor as well.
He also plays both Black Jack Randall and Frank Randall on Outlander
May we just enjoy the gifts of both Foy and Collman? Olivia transformed herself. Check Broadchurch. And we are all in for a Wonder in Imelda, another great actress.
Mrs Thatcher on a Scottish Moor with the Queen is almost as unbelievable as Winston Churchill on the underground in The Darkest Hour .
Olivia was wonderful as her late beloved majesty ❤️❤️❤️!
She has recently had the bags under her eyes removed. Beautiful work.
God save The King.
All i want on the last scene of the last episode of the crown is Clair Foy, Olivia Colman and Imelda Staunton in like a dream sequence looking at each other looking back at the past or something... Idk i iust want them together in one scene..
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The problem is that they cant do the contemporrary queen while she is still alive. whether they will do a final series will depend on the Queen dying. They will also leave a decent gap between her actual death and filming, perhaps 5 -10 years
I really think Olivia truly shone in season 4. I loved all her intense scenes with Josh.
I came to watch this season of The Crown because of Charles & Diana but I stayed because of Olivia Colman.
She did great as QE II, continuing after Claire's phenomenal performance! Love them both!
"That's MY button!"
Love how the editing here let’s her have the final word in all clips they used, even if the conversation actually continued in the series. Makes her look badass.
1:17 Elizabeth: Let me let you in on a secret, nobody wants to hear it.
Charles: **cries**
Elizabeth: MANNNNN, i cant let this boi become king. what shall i do?????????????? hm, i guess i could become IMMORTAL!
I sincerely hope that she outlived him. He’s very obnoxious and I hate looking at his ugly face. He’s aged very....poorly
I seriously think monarchy (in the UK) itself would be at stake if Charles were to become king. William and his wife are well liked and rather quaint in their interpretation of royal duties - Charles on the other hand is a bit of a quirky freethinking spirit that likes to think he could change the world, which is kinda dangerous if you're the king of a country that wants to be democratic...