Prince Andrew's Wedding Day Hissy Fit | The Crown (Olivia Colman, Nicholas Farrell) 

Were you a bride or groom ZILLA?

Don't worry, Andrew. You'll be getting plenty of your own headlines in good time.

Charles roasting Andrew on his wedding day is just pure comedy gold

Meanwhile, Anne just sits there giving no f's.

I advertised my 15-year old Escort in Auto Trader, now Prince Andrew won't stop calling me

Anne just sipping her champagne thinking, 'This is fun'.

Anne has one line but just rules over everyone else in the scene 🥂

Charles brutally calmly let him know that he was nobody ......with no remorse

*"That really was impressively c***y"* HILARIOUS! 🤣🤣🤣

Charles extremely satisfied look as he mentioned the Queen being slaughtered for her opinion, and his nuclear level shade about being a "fringe royal" was pretty epic.

Probably one of the most savage yet funny scenes of the entire series for me!

After he said, "I can count on you to do the honorable thing," he forgot to leave a pistol on the desk. 😅

That Prince Andrew guy seems like a real straight fellow, I bet he would never do anything illegal

Just noticed when Andy starts his hysterics, you can see Anne smiling (probably at Charles) - such an older sibling move.

1:17 I love how this scene is framed. Charles is kind of uncomfortably in the foreground (uncomfortable for the audience), blocking Anne at times, and then he walks out and you get this satisfyingly symmetrical shot of the three “spares”. (Then Anne casually sipping her champagne is the cherry on top 😏).

I get that it’s just a tv show, and probably didn’t really happen. But loved that scene, so dramatic and funny 😂

Don't sweat it Andy...oh that's right you don't sweat

Really want to believe that some one in there family has said that to Andrew

Edward's headturn and "OUCH" was my favorite moment. 😂

The boys are so Spoiled! That "prince" attitude is a huge part of why their marriages didn't work out! #3 son saw the carnage of the #1 and #2 ahead of him and changed his course!

0:48 Edward with the glass of champagne and the bottle in the other!😅

Love Edward's remark!

They all have no integrity. Always throwing someone else under the bus

They really don't mind other people taking the rap for them. Machiavelli would be proud.

OMG, HE PLAYS CHARLES SO WELL. INSANE

Anne would have made a much better successor to HM.

He really thought that his wedding should be a landmark event ABROAD ? Like he's really believing in the touristy fairy tale they're selling for a living ?

Being made a scapegoat would make me raise all sorts of holy hell. If the people that made a screwup can't own it, I certainly won't. It would be EXTREMELY public.

Prince Andrew's Wedding Day Hissy Fit -- One of my favorite scenes in "The Crown" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Andrew: "The wedding of the DoY should be a landmark event" 😂😂😂😂 Edward: "That was impressively c#nty" 😂😂😂😂

Ok this drama is by far the best👏👏👍🇿🇲 Oh Andrew😂 Charles reminded him that he actually will never be King 👑. Fast forward to 2024, he isn't a working royal and no one wants to see him😢

The actor playing Edward is also the stepson from Fleabag. I was waiting for a "where's Claire?" :p

The actors did incredible!

Wow! Charles certainly is diplomatic, isn’t he?

Oh the guy playing Prince Edward is the guy who plays Merlin in "The Kid Who Would Be King" and also the awkward stepson in Fleabag. He's really quite a handsome lad

Here’s a standing joke. When your grandmother turns a 100 she will get a card from the Queen. And when your daughter turns 14 she will get a text from Andrew.

"Fringe!" Oh my.

A lesson for all spares, who fancied the throne at anytime...

Proof positive of the intense selfishness and narcissism of these two princes. Their later years proved this in spades, also. It was a funny scene tho.

It's true he never was going to be king

Andrew will pay dearly his narcissim as well as the late Queen as H.M. K. C III is still dealing with that trouble-fête.

so, thatcher is accurately being call a witch because even her majesty gets opinionated

Andrew should've said, "I only have one medal on my chest, but unlike you I won my medals and earned my rank."

Princess Anne ❤❤❤

Wow, people actually commenting on this as though it wasn’t a work of complete fiction 😂

Andrew seems stressed by events. No doubt the fact he has to marry an adult has him sweating too

As always.. the rich people get to go scot free.. while the lower class get stepped on.. even when its not thier fault..

But Mummy has final say!😑

Typical! The rich always find someone who would take the fall for them. Culprit indeed! Its just atrocious! 😏🙄

Talk about taking Loyalty for the crown, that's a real low .

Anne would have made an amazing queen!

Don't worry Andy give it thirty years and you will be front page

That actor playing Charles sounds remarkably like him. He captured him very well physically as well.

Bravo. Well Edward handled that bit of truth well.

edward and his hired Royal marines uniform, so many unearned medals and decorations.

Edward freely used one of my favourite terms ......................starts with a c and ends with a y.

No way would I have taken the blame for the Queen’s screw-up!

Move him into a royal trailer park.

If that's true. What they pulled on that poor man totally sucks. I would have come out with a book about it.

The Crown must win. Must *always* win.

‘Fringe’ Harry’s second book

Falling on his sword, for Queen and Country.

Eu queria a cena em que a rainha corre atrás da carruagem na série eu acho momento tão fofo

Hes such a mean man to his brother. Just plain mean.

Charles was right to take Andrew down a peg, even if we didn't know what we know about him.

Reason No. 1,267 to never trust the British elite.

“We need a name” in other words someone is about to get run over by a big red double decker bus!

Prince Edward for the block!

No problem Andrew, don't sweat on it.

Why is it always so dark and foggy in the rooms? Very annoying...

"That was impressively cunty"... Edward was always the most underrated, more realistic of the Queen's Princes... Knew and accepted his place and made the most of it...

he’s actually mad it’s not an underage girl

Come on Andrew you said you don't sweat

The row between Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher, as depicted in Netflix's *The Crown*, was based on real tensions that existed between the two women during Thatcher's time as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990. The main focus of their clash, as portrayed in *The Crown*, revolved around political differences, particularly concerning the apartheid regime in South Africa and broader Commonwealth relations. Here's a detailed explanation of what this disagreement was about and why it almost caused a constitutional crisis: The Conflict: The primary disagreement stemmed from Thatcher’s policies on sanctions against South Africa during the apartheid era. The Commonwealth, a political association of former British colonies, was pushing for economic sanctions on South Africa to pressure the apartheid regime into dismantling its system of racial segregation. Many Commonwealth nations, particularly those with large non-white populations, were strongly in favor of such sanctions as a moral stand against apartheid. However, Margaret Thatcher opposed the sanctions, citing economic and strategic reasons. She believed that sanctions would hurt the British economy, which had investments in South Africa, and also feared they might destabilize South Africa in a way that could worsen the situation for all its citizens, particularly the black population. Thatcher's refusal to impose full sanctions put her at odds with the majority of Commonwealth leaders and, crucially, with Queen Elizabeth II, who was known to have a more sympathetic view towards the anti-apartheid movement and supported the Commonwealth's stance. The Role of the Queen: Queen Elizabeth II, as the head of the Commonwealth, held a symbolic leadership role in the organization. Although she is constitutionally neutral in British domestic politics, her duties as the head of the Commonwealth give her a voice in international relations, particularly when it comes to maintaining unity among Commonwealth nations. Many of these nations were frustrated by Thatcher’s resistance to sanctions, and it was believed that the Queen shared their concerns. In *The Crown*, the tension between the two figures is dramatized by portraying the Queen as privately disapproving of Thatcher’s position. While the Queen maintained her constitutional impartiality publicly, reports at the time suggested that she was frustrated by Thatcher’s unwillingness to heed the calls for sanctions, which were seen as a moral necessity by many Commonwealth countries. The Buckingham Palace Leak: The situation escalated when, in July 1986, *The Sunday Times* published an article claiming that Queen Elizabeth II was dismayed by Thatcher’s handling of the sanctions issue and that the monarch believed Thatcher’s policies were damaging the Commonwealth. This report, which suggested that the Queen was critical of Thatcher’s government, was highly unusual, as the Queen had always remained politically neutral in public. This leak was significant because it represented a rare breach in the British tradition of constitutional monarchy, where the sovereign must remain above politics and never express public opinion on political matters. The British constitution is largely unwritten and depends on conventions. One of the most important conventions is the political neutrality of the monarch. The leak thus raised concerns about a constitutional crisis because it suggested that the Queen was, at least privately, interfering in political matters. Why It Almost Caused a Constitutional Crisis: In the UK, the monarch is expected to remain apolitical and above the fray of party politics. The revelation that the Queen might have been at odds with her Prime Minister raised the specter of a constitutional crisis because it suggested a breach in the long-standing convention of royal neutrality. If the Queen were seen as directly opposing a sitting Prime Minister, it could have undermined both the authority of the monarchy and the elected government. Such a public disagreement between the head of state and the head of government could have destabilized the British political system, which relies on the cooperation and mutual respect of these two offices. The monarch’s role is to advise, warn, and encourage the Prime Minister in private, but any suggestion of public disapproval can erode trust in the system. The leak caused significant embarrassment for Buckingham Palace, and both the Queen and Thatcher downplayed the incident. Buckingham Palace issued a rare public statement denying the claims, asserting that the Queen always maintained neutrality and had a close working relationship with Thatcher. Thatcher, for her part, also brushed aside any suggestion of a rift, calling the reports "nonsense." Conclusion: The row between Queen Elizabeth II and Margaret Thatcher, as dramatized in *The Crown*, was rooted in their differing approaches to the apartheid regime in South Africa and the Commonwealth's stance on sanctions. While the Queen is constitutionally bound to remain neutral, the suggestion that she privately disagreed with Thatcher created a moment of potential constitutional tension. Although the situation never escalated into a full-blown crisis, the leak of the Queen’s supposed discontent was a rare and significant moment that highlighted the delicate balance of the British constitutional monarchy and its political system.

remember that Charles never really said that! This is just a show.

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They really do get butthurt over lack of headlines like this?

The rich always complain it’s the poor who have the entitled attitude.

What exactly was the row about? Also, how could the Queen let someone be sacrificed like that? It's disgusting! I am not sure that The Crown always tells the truth or embroiders it, so did this really happen?

Andrew and Harry are so similar!

He never got any better either.

Andrew was a piece of work. He's been kicked out of his family, basically

The truth hurts

Sad, how they turned on him.

What did she say ? That was impressively “See You Next Tuesday-ey ?

It’s true Andrew was on the outside even then . If this happened Charles knew the future lol

A lot of English people detested Thatcher, for good reason. Ask an English person.

the prince had learned this with his grandmother and mother

Is the UK even a monarchy anymore? I mean when the Royal Family is so damn scared of stating an opinion do they even have any real power or is it all the bureaucracy? Imagine if for a moment the King Charles actually dared to side even slightly with the opinions of those protesting in Britain against mass-migration and crime. Does anyone really expect he would not be slandered and slaughtered in the papers and on tv let alone parliament? How can you be a monarchy when all your “God given power and divine rights” seem to rest on the consent of half-wit greedy and selfish bureaucrats? I find it hard to believe any of the Royal Family’s ancestors would be proud of the mess British is today.

Andrew out of touch as usual

My question is: If no one else was in the room, how do they know what happened?

And the Press Agent realised that day that the biggest problem with licking the boot is that your mouth is only inches away from your throat

He just wants to be with children 😂

Seaon 5 was nothing but screeching. I wish it was more about QE's reactions - did, didn't do ....

They made him quit his job, because he reported the truth???

If I had any respect for Queen Elizabeth, I just lost it.

I am not sure if there is any realism in this show but if it shows some semblance of reality they are a strange family indeed

Andrew naughty naughty boy

Frinnnnge, but still, no need to sweat it...

You do all realise this is fake, surely?

Truth hurts 😂