Olivia seems to have an affinity for portraying troubled queens. I'm really going to miss her in the last two seasons, but I can't wait to see Imelda Staunton's royal take! 👑😍
The scene where Elizabeth and Philip talk about their favorite child and when Philip leaves the room without answering for her who her favorite is. The way she calls out his name "Philip!" cracks me up every time.
I love the scene where PM Wilson is telling the Queen about Margaret's shenanigans when she visited then President Johnson, it's so hilarious and Olivia's reactions are priceless.
This scene after Margaret's suicidal behavior, when the queen coming with a tear in her eyes telling her sister how actually she cares about her despite everything around them, made me cry. Just the simple and strongest emotional moment in the show I think
She sort of screwed him over in seson 3 so we see where Charles's behavior towards diana came from his mother was cold to him and so the abuse continues
Charles had it coming, I find it hard to feel sympathy for him at all. Regardless of whether this interacrion actually happened behind closed doors, it was golden entertainment.
I remember when season 3 started and I initially really missed Claire Foy and didn’t think I’d like Olivia Coleman as Elizabeth… but after a few episodes I came to absolutely love her. Season 4 was definitely her best season (though both are good). Season 4 really showed her witty personality as Elizabeth.
The actor they casted as "the intruder" was in Sherlock as the crackhead he once recruited to be his wing man. This scene was like a crossover and he was perfectly casted. 😂
In the Fagan episode, when he has left and she sends the maid away to get her some tea and she is finally alone and we see all the fear and shock take over, that moment gave me chills, I felt so much for her even though she wasn't really showing a strong neediness for comfort, but even more so I just wanted to giver her a hug (and roll her into a blanket burrito) O,o Beautiful acting!
I prefer the scene where she made clear to Diana that she knew about her adultery with different men. There comes a point when you have to grow up and stop pretending that all you are is an innocent little girl, who is not responsible for her actions.
Unending lust for wealth to the extent to ruin own children's happiness is applauded by the people... Wow... No wonder this country has such a criminal history.
@@Aversiontostupidity You’re absolutely right. A child is still a product of the people who raised them. The reason Charles is in shambles when it comes to acting the way he’s supposed to is ALL the fault of his parents. Just look at Prince Andrew! They wanted Charles to be a better man? They should have raised one.
@@HookedOnSonics518 Easier said than done. How can one know how to move on from what their parents did when their own parents didn’t teach them healthy coping mechanisms. Just look at Diana, she was neglected which made her become obsessed with being loved and having a better life for her children, guess who else wanted that? Charles!
Olivia Coleman is an amazing actress. She took on the role as QIIR & ran with it. She knocked it out of the park!! & her work as Queen Anne in The Favorite Just Brilliant!!!
One of the most remarkable moments was when the Queen receives a phone call. She answers the phone and she faces away from the camera. By a change in posture we know it’s bad news, and if fact, Churchill has passed away. I thought it was quite dramatic and so very well done.
In the fifth ranking, you missed the part where Charles says the exact same words as his mum did to queen Mary in one of the first episodes of season one. It is so powerful to see how her mind changed completely after carrying the burden of the crown for so many years that now she is the one affirming everything she was criticizing! The power of this series is amazing because of details like these
The scene with Blunt is absolutely staggering. “hidden away…” is definitely the killer blow. In real life, it is said she simply never spoke to him, or about him, again.
Me too. I understand that Charles was doing terrible things, but people miss that he's never had a bond with his mother. That can really scar a child and if left unresolved, they become narcissistic and well spoiled.
I mean isn't Ann everybody's favorite? - She Isn't a cry baby, doesn't know epstein, She was kidnapped and escaped on her own, and she was an Olympian! Edit: attempted kidnapping
The scene with the guy that broke into her bedroom, it was widely reported at the time that this is pretty much exactly how she handled it. Maybe not so calmly. but she kept him talking.
Dear MsMojo, I was about to play a game two hours ago and then I got hopelessly stuck in the Mojo-Swamp of incredibly entertaining Crown-Videos. Thank you for that *haha*
I am going to miss Olivia Colman portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II but I'm very excited to see Dolores's take on it ❤❤😄😄 my Harry Potter fans will understand the reference
I'm amazed at how people commend the Queen for scolding Charles, being fierce and cold, but has anyone actually ever thought about the possibility that the Queen's to blame for the way Charles is, despite his shortcomings? Coldness is not necessarily a good thing nor a good trait to have too much... The inability to display emotions isn't healthy nor productive (depending on the situation, of course, but in the Queen's case, that's very imbedded in her, legend has it.
Many people of the Queens generation can come across that way at times. It might seem old fashioned to us, but it is how people were brought up, not to show emotions, especially in public.
Just because you were brought up on something doesn't make it right. That being said, I still applaud the Queen for having to go through all those tough times with a brave face and fierce dedication towards her duty. Can't imagine anyone pulling that off for at least 70 years!
@@BillyButcher90 No it doesn't make it right, but that's still how that generation was raised, like generations before and generations after. I wouldn't expect them to suddenly start being emotional in public just because times have changed though when they have lived the vast majority of their lives that way.
Why are people blaming the Queen? Prince Philip surely was hard on Charles especially as the eldest son. I mean he's the reason Charles went to school in Scotland
You might not "condone" hunting, but on Scottish estates, hunting deer is to keep populations under control, otherwise, they end up damaging their own feeding grounds due to overgrazing - to the detrement of other species as well as themselves. There are no large predators to naturally keep the deer population in check naturally, so it is done artificially.
When The Queen had the intruder enter her bedroom, she did in fact keep him occupied with small talk for a number of minutes. A simple search of the papers at the time would reveal this to anyone. Please don't make statements which are not true!
I found this video thinking of the scene in coup where she talks about living her othet life. I think its my favorite moment of the whole series. Olivia is astonishing as an actress
Olivia Colman is just one of the best actresses of this generation. I first saw her in Hot Fuzz (a classic) and then in Broadchurch with David Tennant and Arthur Darvill. She was brilliant in it. She's even fantastic in Heart Stopper, despite it being a smaller role of a mom to a teenage boy. She also strikes me as being incredibly down-to-earth and humble. She deserves to be Dame Olivia Colman and be up there with Maggie Smith, Judy Dench, and Helen Mirren. Britain has again given the world another true talent.
#4 breaks my heart. Queen Elizabeth and her father were supposed to live simple lives with little royal duties. Still, I'm glad she ended up on the throne instead of her racist uncle.
@@theothersideofjen THIS!!! People may not believe it Elizabeth was always going to be queen because Edward was never going to have a heir. Elizabeth’s reign was just going to be shorter.
Olivia Colman's real first name is Sarah. She couldn't use Sarah because the acting union already had a Sarah Colman on their books & they won't have two clients with the same name.
I've watched the crown twice and knowing it's not the thruth I'm afraid a lot was true and it's prove positive that the Queen saw family in second place to the crowns demands. The funniest scène in my opinion is when Charles reads his speech in welsch and says that's the beauty of it that his mother didn't understand a word.
Of course, even if there were no abdication by her Uncle, Elizabeth would have inherited the throne (it would have skipped her father as David lived longer than George VI) as David and Wallis had no children. So a normal life would not have been possible.
@@thisaintnowownow Except if he was still "David" he'd be madly in love with Wallis and not want anyone else. There are several kings who have not had heirs, or children of their own as heirs.
@@thisaintnowownow It’s believed the infertility problem was Edward/David’s. He had suffered from mumps as a teenager, a disease known to cause infertility in men
The queen did actually speak to the man that broke into the Palace for a few minutes as one of the cleaners was outside her room hovering and didn't hear the bell for help..
My only criticism of the series is the depiction of the Duchess of Windsor. She was never in love with her husband, so the scene where she tells Charles to marry for love is completely fictitious. Moreover, far from being indifferent to whether or not he got a job back in England, she was constantly nagging him to get one because was bored to tears with having him underfoot all day (he had no interests but golf, money and the Duchess, and therefore was without much to do most of the time). Also, she figured if he got a job back in England or at least representing him abroad, she would work her way back into acceptance by the royal family and maybe even get her coveted HRH.
Same! The change was kind of jarring because Claire Foy put a lot of emotion into the character, and it seemed like all the was ripped away. I grew to enjoy OC's performance, though.
Out of all the actresses to play HM The Queen, Olivia is the BEST, as well as Claire Foy, I've watched every series, movie about HM, but these 2 actresses do an amazing portrayel....Love Olivia...what an actress... They should really take the crown until the end of HM's life as a tribute and because we all LOVE THE CROWN
I think I could watch "The Olding" nearly every night, it is brilliant; and the coal mining disaster in the Welsh village is one of the episodes with very little liberty taken with what actually happened, which makes it even harder to watch.
The Queen was always going to be queen. It wasn’t ever doubt what her future role was going to be. Except it might have not been till the 70s that the crown would have landed on her head.
Actually I find the late Queen Elizabeth amazing. Her life is not easy as others would think. She is always at the middle. I hope Charles really learned from her
I didn't quite understand her Emmy win because Emma Corrin's Diana deserved all praise imo. But, if she won the Emmy just for telling off Josh O'Connor's Prince Charles for wanting to divorce Princess Diana, then that's worthy of gold. One gets a feeling that even in her 90s, she has had to tell him off numerous times. I wonder if she had to do it recently.
Seems sad that this woman has gone through so many trusted family members and a few trusted friends, and has outlived them all … (Her father, her mother, her sister, her husband, “Porchy”, some of her prime ministers, and whoever else we don’t know of). … Who does she have left to truly confide in and bounce thoughts and ideas off of? “Regular” people can find new friends, family members and other outlets, but for the Queen of England, it has to be a difficult position to be in.
I've asked many people who say they're fans of OC what they think of Peep Show. Most haven't seen it & some haven't even heard of it! How can they be a fan of an actress & not have heard of what's by far her longest role?!
I know, that show has been around since 2003, and it's amazing that it's apparently a foreign concept to them. However, they might be more familiar with Broadchurch.
@@trinaq PS began in 2003. One person who said they're a big fan of OC said that they're never going to watch PS because they "don't watch sitcoms". That's like someone saying they're a big fan of Steve Carell but will never watch The Office for the same reason!
Olivia and David Tennant are superb wonderfully talented and very nice British actors! Yet their net worth is $4 million each! Robert Downey Jr made $50 million for 37 minutes in Endgame. I know that the MCU films make billions but really?
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It's creative LICENSE, not "licensing".
“I don’t often get into a fight. But when I do, I want to win.”
That’s why Olivia Coleman is awesome.
Other reasons too but agreed
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The she put Charles in his place.
Hello dear
You do realise shes reading a script and portraying a character, right?
Her Emmy was SO deserved! She’s one of the greatest actresses from this generation. Her post Oscar career is truly fantastic
Yes But Helena deserved it along with Olvia (2 queens need the reconization)
Olivia seems to have an affinity for portraying troubled queens. I'm really going to miss her in the last two seasons, but I can't wait to see Imelda Staunton's royal take! 👑😍
Agree.
Elizabeth umbridge gonna rock the royal house in real life.
And if by any chance charles become king in the meantime, the better.
"Elizabeth Umbridge"
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@@sanhcman666 Elizabeth Umbridge 😂😂😂😂
Agree!! I saw her being cherpy in Sense and Sensibility, cruel in HP. Looking forward to her Crown performance.
@@minun5 good thing you didn't mention Maleficent
also, "I will have order" but in front of Diana, Charles, Fergie, & Woking
The scene where Elizabeth and Philip talk about their favorite child and when Philip leaves the room without answering for her who her favorite is. The way she calls out his name "Philip!" cracks me up every time.
I love the scene where PM Wilson is telling the Queen about Margaret's shenanigans when she visited then President Johnson, it's so hilarious and Olivia's reactions are priceless.
This scene after Margaret's suicidal behavior, when the queen coming with a tear in her eyes telling her sister how actually she cares about her despite everything around them, made me cry. Just the simple and strongest emotional moment in the show I think
the scene where she kisses margaret's hand and tells margaret life would be unbearable without her is the best in the whole series in my opinion
I love that scene sooo much!
I cried like a baby in that episodes
It was heartbreaking and heart felt. Amazing by both ❤️🌹
It was a beautiful scene!!
Her yelling at Charles. Put that spoiled little brat in his place.
Whether a moment like that happen in real life or not it did show that Elizabeth was like I’m gonna live forever and you will not have the crown.
As soon as I saw that moment, I thought OC's got the Emmy after that. That and her Margaret Thatcher interactions
She sort of screwed him over in seson 3 so we see where Charles's behavior towards diana came from his mother was cold to him and so the abuse continues
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The abused always becomes the abuser but even then, I hate Charles for how he treated Diana.
Charles had it coming, I find it hard to feel sympathy for him at all.
Regardless of whether this interacrion actually happened behind closed doors, it was golden entertainment.
The Queen's open discussion with her PM Harold Wilson was the best scene in the whole series. Both actors were simply marvelous.
The "you had your own ballerines for that " scene will always be ICONIC 👌🏽
I remember when season 3 started and I initially really missed Claire Foy and didn’t think I’d like Olivia Coleman as Elizabeth… but after a few episodes I came to absolutely love her. Season 4 was definitely her best season (though both are good). Season 4 really showed her witty personality as Elizabeth.
Same! I missed her dearly. Now I feel that I will miss Olivia Colman for a few episodes during the last two seasons.
Don't want her to leave, wish she could play in the next 2 seasons as well
I seen this when it first aired and looking back now I’m blown away by just how good she is. She’s honestly one of the bests of our generation
Olivia Colman is just a seriously INCREDIBLE actress! I mean, BEYOND incredible !
Would LOVE to see her as M in several James Bond movies!!!!
The actor they casted as "the intruder" was in Sherlock as the crackhead he once recruited to be his wing man. This scene was like a crossover and he was perfectly casted. 😂
The chemistry between her and Tobias Menzies is amazing too, the two had me giggle many times lol
I think the best for OC and the character is that scene with Margaret after overdose. The little cracks in her voice are so unexpected and endearing
In the Fagan episode, when he has left and she sends the maid away to get her some tea and she is finally alone and we see all the fear and shock take over, that moment gave me chills, I felt so much for her even though she wasn't really showing a strong neediness for comfort, but even more so I just wanted to giver her a hug (and roll her into a blanket burrito) O,o Beautiful acting!
Scolding Charles about his wanting to divorce Diana was the best for me. She made him see what a weak, pathetic and insecure man he really is.
Agreed. There's a point in your life where you have to stop blaming your parents for what they did or didn't do and take ownership of your choices.
I prefer the scene where she made clear to Diana that she knew about her adultery with different men.
There comes a point when you have to grow up and stop pretending that all you are is an innocent little girl, who is not responsible for her actions.
Unending lust for wealth to the extent to ruin own children's happiness is applauded by the people... Wow... No wonder this country has such a criminal history.
@@Aversiontostupidity You’re absolutely right. A child is still a product of the people who raised them. The reason Charles is in shambles when it comes to acting the way he’s supposed to is ALL the fault of his parents. Just look at Prince Andrew! They wanted Charles to be a better man? They should have raised one.
@@HookedOnSonics518 Easier said than done. How can one know how to move on from what their parents did when their own parents didn’t teach them healthy coping mechanisms. Just look at Diana, she was neglected which made her become obsessed with being loved and having a better life for her children, guess who else wanted that? Charles!
Olivia Coleman is an amazing actress. She took on the role as QIIR & ran with it. She knocked it out of the park!! & her work as Queen Anne in The Favorite Just Brilliant!!!
One of the most remarkable moments was when the Queen receives a phone call. She answers the phone and she faces away from the camera. By a change in posture we know it’s bad news, and if fact, Churchill has passed away. I thought it was quite dramatic and so very well done.
Anything Ms. Colman does is magically wonderful.
In the fifth ranking, you missed the part where Charles says the exact same words as his mum did to queen Mary in one of the first episodes of season one. It is so powerful to see how her mind changed completely after carrying the burden of the crown for so many years that now she is the one affirming everything she was criticizing! The power of this series is amazing because of details like these
The scene with Blunt is absolutely staggering.
“hidden away…” is definitely the killer blow.
In real life, it is said she simply never spoke to him, or about him, again.
I loved the moment in the show where the Queen talks to Charles about his speech. But that was one of the rare instances I was on Charles’ side haha.
Me too. I understand that Charles was doing terrible things, but people miss that he's never had a bond with his mother. That can really scar a child and if left unresolved, they become narcissistic and well spoiled.
This makes me love and respect both Olivia Coleman AND Queen Elizabeth II.
She is such a fabulous actress. Wonderful .
I mean isn't Ann everybody's favorite? - She Isn't a cry baby, doesn't know epstein, She was kidnapped and escaped on her own, and she was an Olympian!
Edit: attempted kidnapping
I like Ann and Princess margret the most!
Ann is amazing. Just a respectful response. Ann wasn’t kidnapped. It was an attempted kidnapping.
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@@edargo5754 oh you are right! My bad, thanks :)
@@Megs125 Please ad how? I had never heard about that ever. I’m not saying your wrong. It just I’d like to know those events.
The scene with the guy that broke into her bedroom, it was widely reported at the time that this is pretty much exactly how she handled it. Maybe not so calmly. but she kept him talking.
“Goodbye Uncle” I can’t help the tears 😭 that “hidden away” was such a good line read hahs
I have watched The Crown over 4 times. I love it.
What a jewel 💎 is The Crown. A tribute to Queen Elizabeth II through three amazing actresses: Foy, Colman, Stuaton.
God Save the Queen ❤️♥️🌹🌺
My favorite episode was “Aberfan”. Knowing now about the full extent of the tragedy it must have been extremely difficult to play that part.
It was definitely the most poignant one.
It broke my heart just watching the clip.
She must be one if our greatest British actresses!
Her voice is so like our Queen!
I love this woman, she is phenomenal! So so so talented!
Whose your favorite child is one of the best scenes in the series.
-E-"s speech about duallity, the person whom people see and the person he or she is, was also about herself.
I lovvvveee her! I will miss her 😭😭😭 and when she got pissed...I loved when she would dress someone down
YEss!
@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE Ms.Mojo? or the Comment?
Any scene where she has the upper hand over Margaret Thatcher is a good scene. Also calling her son a spoiled immature man is pretty cool.
Ms mojo is a good channel 👌👍
It would have been better to do top 20 OC moments from all her work.
Right
Dear MsMojo, I was about to play a game two hours ago and then I got hopelessly stuck in the Mojo-Swamp of incredibly entertaining Crown-Videos. Thank you for that *haha*
I'm also kind of fascinated by how at 15:02 Olivia Colman and Tobias Menzies don't break eye contact but their hands find each other so automatically.
Could you do Helena Bonham Carter as Princess Margaret plz xx
YASSSSS QUEEEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The favorite for me from Season 3 was Jason Watkins as PM Harold Wilson. The scenes with Olivia were a highlight.
She is truly brilliant
Her portrayal of Anne in the favorite broke me down when she’s explaining about the rabbits .
I am going to miss Olivia Colman portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II but I'm very excited to see Dolores's take on it ❤❤😄😄 my Harry Potter fans will understand the reference
Never thought I'd see Umbridge in the Buckingham Palace, and yet, here we are.
@@jaedeeh7323 yes
Do you mean Imelda, or are you just referring to her most famous role to date, yet?
@@diamund223 Both🙂
@@diamund223 Yes she does
I'm amazed at how people commend the Queen for scolding Charles, being fierce and cold, but has anyone actually ever thought about the possibility that the Queen's to blame for the way Charles is, despite his shortcomings? Coldness is not necessarily a good thing nor a good trait to have too much... The inability to display emotions isn't healthy nor productive (depending on the situation, of course, but in the Queen's case, that's very imbedded in her, legend has it.
Many people of the Queens generation can come across that way at times. It might seem old fashioned to us, but it is how people were brought up, not to show emotions, especially in public.
Just because you were brought up on something doesn't make it right. That being said, I still applaud the Queen for having to go through all those tough times with a brave face and fierce dedication towards her duty. Can't imagine anyone pulling that off for at least 70 years!
@@BillyButcher90 No it doesn't make it right, but that's still how that generation was raised, like generations before and generations after. I wouldn't expect them to suddenly start being emotional in public just because times have changed though when they have lived the vast majority of their lives that way.
Why are people blaming the Queen? Prince Philip surely was hard on Charles especially as the eldest son. I mean he's the reason Charles went to school in Scotland
I loved the limerick scene and the Anthony Blount scene
You might not "condone" hunting, but on Scottish estates, hunting deer is to keep populations under control, otherwise, they end up damaging their own feeding grounds due to overgrazing - to the detrement of other species as well as themselves. There are no large predators to naturally keep the deer population in check naturally, so it is done artificially.
When The Queen had the intruder enter her bedroom, she did in fact keep him occupied with small talk for a number of minutes. A simple search of the papers at the time would reveal this to anyone. Please don't make statements which are not true!
I found this video thinking of the scene in coup where she talks about living her othet life. I think its my favorite moment of the whole series. Olivia is astonishing as an actress
My favorite and most touching scene was her moment with Margaret #6 💗
Please more videos about Queen Elizabeth 😊
Olivia Colman is just one of the best actresses of this generation. I first saw her in Hot Fuzz (a classic) and then in Broadchurch with David Tennant and Arthur Darvill. She was brilliant in it. She's even fantastic in Heart Stopper, despite it being a smaller role of a mom to a teenage boy. She also strikes me as being incredibly down-to-earth and humble. She deserves to be Dame Olivia Colman and be up there with Maggie Smith, Judy Dench, and Helen Mirren. Britain has again given the world another true talent.
Seasons 3 and 4*
Olivia Coleman is ICONIC
The “you made it this far” is so hilarious
#4 breaks my heart. Queen Elizabeth and her father were supposed to live simple lives with little royal duties. Still, I'm glad she ended up on the throne instead of her racist uncle.
She would still be the queen even if King Edward VII never abdicated because he didn't have any children.
I'm glad too, Kris. It was a stroke of good fortune for the British, and for the world.
@@theothersideofjen THIS!!! People may not believe it Elizabeth was always going to be queen because Edward was never going to have a heir. Elizabeth’s reign was just going to be shorter.
6:51 breaks my heart and im anxious to see how Margarets death will be portrayed in season 5 or 6
The uptown girl scene at the dinner table was my favorite
My favourite's the Antony Blunt segment!
Brilliant!
I can understand this emotion at the time.
Olivia Colman's real first name is Sarah. She couldn't use Sarah because the acting union already had a Sarah Colman on their books & they won't have two clients with the same name.
Everyone calls her Olivia or collie as she never liked the name Sarah
Well thank god that woman has so many names! ^^
I've watched the crown twice and knowing it's not the thruth I'm afraid a lot was true and it's prove positive that the Queen saw family in second place to the crowns demands. The funniest scène in my opinion is when Charles reads his speech in welsch and says that's the beauty of it that his mother didn't understand a word.
Of course, even if there were no abdication by her Uncle, Elizabeth would have inherited the throne (it would have skipped her father as David lived longer than George VI) as David and Wallis had no children. So a normal life would not have been possible.
If her uncle had children it wouldn’t of gone to them
Except she would have had 20 more years of freedom in her youth, becoming queen in the early 1970s vs. the early 1950s.
If David was king, he wouldn't be with Wallis, so probably he'd have kids as part of his duty.
@@thisaintnowownow Except if he was still "David" he'd be madly in love with Wallis and not want anyone else. There are several kings who have not had heirs, or children of their own as heirs.
@@thisaintnowownow It’s believed the infertility problem was Edward/David’s. He had suffered from mumps as a teenager, a disease known to cause infertility in men
Good video
14:44 This reminds me of Queen Gorgo's ironic echo near the end of 300: "This will not be over quickly. You will not enjoy this. I am not your Queen."
The queen did actually speak to the man that broke into the Palace for a few minutes as one of the cleaners was outside her room hovering and didn't hear the bell for help..
Tobias was already stunning as Drusus now again
Olivia is also the name of my daughter. Olivia deliver the super performance.
Olivia Coleman is a total bad ass.
I really enjoyed this series
When are they gonna put OC on Broadway? She started off in stage & theatre and would get a Tony hands down as soon as she gets up there
My only criticism of the series is the depiction of the Duchess of Windsor. She was never in love with her husband, so the scene where she tells Charles to marry for love is completely fictitious. Moreover, far from being indifferent to whether or not he got a job back in England, she was constantly nagging him to get one because was bored to tears with having him underfoot all day (he had no interests but golf, money and the Duchess, and therefore was without much to do most of the time). Also, she figured if he got a job back in England or at least representing him abroad, she would work her way back into acceptance by the royal family and maybe even get her coveted HRH.
That limerick though! LOL
I love Claire foy more but Olivia is still awesome
Same! The change was kind of jarring because Claire Foy put a lot of emotion into the character, and it seemed like all the was ripped away. I grew to enjoy OC's performance, though.
They have been wonderful casted ! Foy and Colman did great job in their stages.
Preferred Olivia’s take, however, it’s not fair to judge against them as they are playing completely different stages of the queens life
Out of all the actresses to play HM The Queen, Olivia is the BEST, as well as Claire Foy, I've watched every series, movie about HM, but these 2 actresses do an amazing portrayel....Love Olivia...what an actress... They should really take the crown until the end of HM's life as a tribute and because we all LOVE THE CROWN
I think I could watch "The Olding" nearly every night, it is brilliant; and the coal mining disaster in the Welsh village is one of the episodes with very little liberty taken with what actually happened, which makes it even harder to watch.
I could see the Queen saying 'endlessly complaining, unnecessarily'.
Olivia's Elizabeth is my favorite
Came to listen to Olivia and her beautiful voice... but a LOUD painful American voice ruined it.
DO Helena Bonham Carter!
Don't put it past either Maggie or Elizabeth occassionally dropped the -B- about the other once they parted ways after each weekly meeting.
The Queen was always going to be queen. It wasn’t ever doubt what her future role was going to be. Except it might have not been till the 70s that the crown would have landed on her head.
Personally, I felt your #10 pick should be #1...followed by becoming irritated with Thatcher while hunting. Top notch, both of them.
Olivia is amazing
Actually I find the late Queen Elizabeth amazing. Her life is not easy as others would think. She is always at the middle. I hope Charles really learned from her
I didn't quite understand her Emmy win because Emma Corrin's Diana deserved all praise imo. But, if she won the Emmy just for telling off Josh O'Connor's Prince Charles for wanting to divorce Princess Diana, then that's worthy of gold. One gets a feeling that even in her 90s, she has had to tell him off numerous times. I wonder if she had to do it recently.
Think people confuse their love of Diana with the actress playing her. Emma did fine but not award winning in my opinion
@@jembob69 That's fair. But there is a valid need to get her right too, and Peter Morgan got the emotional underpinnings accurate and Emma delivered.
When the queen tells off Mountbatten over his attempted coup
I love my queen ❤️
Seems sad that this woman has gone through so many trusted family members and a few trusted friends, and has outlived them all … (Her father, her mother, her sister, her husband, “Porchy”, some of her prime ministers, and whoever else we don’t know of). … Who does she have left to truly confide in and bounce thoughts and ideas off of? “Regular” people can find new friends, family members and other outlets, but for the Queen of England, it has to be a difficult position to be in.
She was funny too. "Now he can hear you too!"
I've seen the show the crown they coming out with another season
Yes we all know they have been teasing us with it for a while now
Elizabeth reaming Charles for wanting to divorce Diana is such a powerful scene
What is the movie clipped in at 13:57?
Emperors new groove
@@karapower9815 No, I mean the one after that...! :)
I would have preferred to have watched the clips without too much interruption from the voiceover, thank you.
All are so cute and nice people ...
I've asked many people who say they're fans of OC what they think of Peep Show. Most haven't seen it & some haven't even heard of it! How can they be a fan of an actress & not have heard of what's by far her longest role?!
I know, that show has been around since 2003, and it's amazing that it's apparently a foreign concept to them. However, they might be more familiar with Broadchurch.
@@trinaq PS began in 2003.
One person who said they're a big fan of OC said that they're never going to watch PS because they "don't watch sitcoms". That's like someone saying they're a big fan of Steve Carell but will never watch The Office for the same reason!
The show that put permanently on the map! And it was hilarious 🤣
some people just don't realize what there missing here.
@@MetalRocksMe. Yet the large majority of people have never seen PS.
Olivia and David Tennant are superb wonderfully talented and very nice British actors! Yet their net worth is $4 million each!
Robert Downey Jr made $50 million for 37 minutes in Endgame. I know that the MCU films make billions but really?