Princess Anne's Intimate Moment with Captain Parker | The Crown (Erin Doherty) 

Princess Anne = Young adult of the late 1960's "Flower-power, free-love, all that"

not real, pure drama

@@lsmith9249 Princess Anne did have a pre-marital affair with Andrew Parker Bowles. Anne terminated it (for whatever reason)

@@lsmith9249We’re clearly discussing the fictional depictions

@@racatkns9977 to many people the crown was fact

He asked where did she get all the confidence? She's royalty. That's all the confidence she'd need.

If only...not that beta male Charles.

Thats why she chose the Philips last name for her children.

@@zhenghao123 Uh, no, but thanks for playing...

@@zhenghao123 Mark Phillips, her first husband and the father of her children, was the determining factor there.

@@dlxmarks Yes but she is the one choosing the future father for her children. Do you think it was her first husband that chose her or she is the one that chose him?

@@zhenghao123 To be clear, you believe that Anne married a man because his last name was Phillips to honor her father, Prince Philip, whose first name was not even spelled the same way and whose final last name was Mountbatten? As opposed to simply naming her son Philip or her daughter Philippa which would have made a lot more sense.

Not everybody

@@Hascienda27 Anne was attractive! (i.e. well-groomed, fit, well-mannered, well- dressed with luxurious hair -- blonde streaks) Anne never was conventionally "pretty" (like Doris Day was in her youth) Anne was certainly not "beautiful" (a step up from "pretty") or "gorgeous" (Elizabeth Taylor or Catherine Deneuve in their youth) But Princess Anne was certainly "attractive" when she was young. Regarding middle-age: The description of an "attractive" middle aged woman is "elegant" (if the woman stylishly dressed) or perhaps "handsome" if she is well-groomed.

not THIS attractive. Erin is stunning here

They had no plans to marry

Не согласна. Он был привлекательный

@@natshaa5299but that’s just you

A. P.-B. was a (polo) player. Upper-class English girls go gaga for polo players. Anne knew how to play the post-pill late 1960's game. Andrew Parker-Bowles cheated on Camilla before and during their marriage (m. 1973, d. 1995) Camilla, like Anne knew how to play the upper class lover's game. Camilla didn't take up with Charles (again) after she married A. P-B *until* she had completed her family[1] She got back with Charles as a lover sometime after 1979. (Charles got married in 1981, d. 1996) She was carrying on with Charles before his marriage. It was Camilla that was leaving that private train car (where they had a tryst) NOT DIANA! (Diana probably wondered who the blonde was too) *Anyhow, the Spencer's* (Diana's family) *had a fit* *when the press snapped* *a photo of a blonde leaving* *Prince Charles' "office"* (hideaway) i.e. one of the BRF's private rail cars on a siding to meet his lover(s) Camilla? or "Kanga"? or ? *That was when Prince Philip* *told Charles "Marry her* (Diana) *or break it off!*" Because it was creating a scandal. ____________________________ 1.) Don't give your husband any chance to declare one of your children not his. Kind of irrelevant with DNA testing But it would have helped Diana (and her 2 boys) if there had not been questions about Harry's father. When blood-line titles are involved, it very much matters to some (not all) men.

@@here_we_go_again2571what the heck is up with your text formatting? it’s very odd.

Ugh.

Gross. Your wife’s ex slept with your sister.

he cheated on her and left her. The irony is that she and Diana had very similar experiences in many ways. If Camilla was bad then so was Diana, who also looked for love with married men.

@@user-ed7et3pb4o Charles sold them both down the river.

​@@user-ed7et3pb4o cheated yes but never left her. camilla was a married woman in her thirties with 2 children, having an affair with Charles and they brought a teenager into their little game as she was expected in Camilla's words to be as quiet as a 'mouse'. Disgusting.

Interesting that the Shands got ver his religion. Are Tom and Laura Catholic?

The Shands matriarch isn't the head of the Church of England, neither were Marie Luce's (new wife of Peter Townsend) so yeah they got over it.@@lizziebkennedy7505

@@lizziebkennedy7505 They were raised Catholic, but don't seem to be practicing AFAIK. And it's more than just "getting over" religion, there's a literal law (The 1701 Act of Succession) that forbade anyone married to a Catholic from ascending to the throne, which was only repealed in 2013 (though it still bans them if they convert to Catholicism)

​@@kikihappy54Thus Queen Consort versus Queen for Camilla's sake.

⁠@@outinsiderNo, she never converted, otherwise there’s no way she & Charles could have married. Queen Consort just means wife of the King, rather than Queen Regnant, who would be the monarch in her own right.

National Liberal club (which adjoins the royal horseguards hotel)

Princess Anne was indeed a pretty youg woman in her earlier years, age has not been kind to her.

What???? Anne was a knockout in her prime. She was far more beautiful than Diana or this actress, that's for sure.

Just looked her up. Holy shit you weren't kidding. Margaret and her got all the looks in the fam. @@Ariana-wv4pf

All these actresses who played the young generation were too pretty. Clare Foy is gorgeous, no disrespect to the young Queen. Same thing with Vanessa Kirby, playing young Margaret. I know Margaret was pretty, but Kirby is a knockout. Even young Camila looked good in the show. The only one who looked like the real thing was Princess Diana played by Elizabeth Debicki.

@@Ariana-wv4pfabsolute rubbish

Sure has been. Camilla’s husband Andrew Parker Bowles. She left him for Charles!

@@philipchester7027 His surname is Parker-Bowles, NOT Parker.

@@jgibbs651 i believe that’s what I said!

Yeah well, he is just the former Boyfriend of Princess Anne, a regular teammate of the then Prince of Wales (Charles) and the f***ing first Husband of queen Camilla (he is said to be on friendly terms with all of them)

@@jgibbs651Wow, no wonder Britain’s stuffed, the way you ppl go on.

Most of the private scenes are fictional - for the storyline. The crowning of Prince Philip by the Queen never happened. All that was done in real life is that the queen issued an order that Phillip would take precedence over Prince Charles and all of the Queen's other children and nobles of the realm. Philip was also named regent for Prince Charles. Also: "All males heirs who are not styled as HRH or titled as prince will carry the surname Mountbatten- Windsor[1] The Queen's order was approved by Parliament to be made into law. (1950's) *BUT* Having the Queen sign an order, and Parliament okaying it does not make for good TV. Nor does it convey the tension that existed because of the way the courtiers and the Queen Mum treated Philip. *Philip was born a prince* (b. 1921-- Greek-Danish royal family). *He had* *to give up:* *His faith (Orthodox). Although he had been worshiping in the CoE since he moved to UK. *His surname (i.e. House of Glücksburg) *His citizenships (Greece/Denmark) *His royal style --H.R.H. (i.e. "His Royal Highness" ... i.e. His rank within the pecking order within royal circles . *This means a lot to royals and to* . *the courtiers* ) *His title of Prince of Greece (and any other non-British titles --- Greek or Danish) *to marry Princes Elizabeth of the UK* *in 1947* Because of a 1917 law by George V. of UK From about the age of 6 or 7, or so (maybe 10?) he had lived in UK with his maternal grandparents' family; the Battenberg(s) --> 1917 --> --> Mountbatten(s) Philip's mother was Princess Alice of Battenberg (great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria) who married Prince Andrew, son of King George I of Greece. Her royal style became "Princess Andrew of Greece" (As son of a monarch her husband out-ranked her) *1.)* The only grandchildren of Prince Philip who carry the Mountbatten- Windsor names are the son and daughter of Prince Edward Duke of Edinburgh. Prince Andrew of UK Himself CHOSE to have his daughters titled as Princess (per. 1935 law by George V.) Prince Anne of UK and her husband CHOSE NOT to have their children given the prince/princess title According to the law of 1935 only the children and grandchildren of a monarch can have the title of Prince or Princess. Queen Elizabeth had to issue a special directive to allow George, Charlotte and Louis to be designated as Prince/Princess. (because they were the grandchildren of the heir. This set them above the other off-spring of any royals of their generation -- There were none at the time) George, Charlotte and Louis are Queen Elizabeth's great-grandchildren. That is why Archie and Lilibet were not given prince/princess titles *until* Charles ascended to the throne. -- NOT because of "RACISM" -- per Meghan Markle (lies)