Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Ceremony | The Crown (Claire Foy, Matt Smith) 

Even a broken clock is right twice a day hehe

The actor was good in the Victoria series.

There's one line in Edward VIII's death episode I really hate. Olivia Coleman says that he was her favourite uncle which seems like a bit of a kick in the balls to the duke of Gloucester who, unlike Edward VIII, was a loyal and very active part of the Royal Family until his death. I did think it was weird there was no mention of the dukes of Gloucester and Kent in the entire show, despite them having very rich histories and active roles in the monarchy. They had time for mentally ill cousins, tampongate and to make up a storyline suggesting Prince Phillip was unfaithful but not for Prince williams death, any mention of either of the dukes of Gloucester or the duke of kent becoming so at the age of 6 and his mothers cousin being prince phillip.

a fantastic narrative decision. especially considering he’s been brought to tears by his own patriotic fervor by the end of the episode

It's counterpoint. We all know the tune of "God Save the Queen."

True, like this she had never ending money supply and he had the tale of his "brave" choice for love...when in reality his mingling with the wrong people forced him to abdicate.

@@calistafalcontail that's an ahistorical re-justification using modern moral sensibilities. Back then, the marriage prospect alone was enough to raise a constitutional crisis - Nazi sympathies were far less scandalous.

Yes but she was very unhappy. But I believe she felt like she couldn’t leave because he’d given up the crown for her. Evidently a huge gesture like that which felt very flattering at the time, trapped her in an unhappy marriage for life. He was obsessed with her of course.

His dignity disappeared with the appearance of the Marlborough files.

@@pplesandoranges Some historians think the marriage prospect was a convenient excuse to get rid of him due to concerns about the pro-nazi stance, others think the pro-nazi concerns reinforced the decision to insist on abdication after it became clear Edward would give up the throne for Wallis. Could be either

Nahh. Magic is perfect.

Not bad…

The remix is pretty good, too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4oR4wNZHR4M.html

He was expecting to have a more active role, like Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert.

@@cg8397Victoria was already crowned as queen before marrying Albert. So he was never in this exact same position.

Probably because their relationship will forever be different

Also her Family kept their power and his Family lost his. If they were a Hollywood Couple, he'd be known as Mr. Elizabeth Windsor Wales.

Later that season the Queen won the Balon D’or

@@DrivingDoctor82 😂

Handel - zadok the priest

Champions league theme

Because they are Lords and Dukes (in short they are title holders)

Coronets to princes dukes earls etc

Coronets

Philips contemp and jealousy is this scene. Yes he loved her. But damn he wanted more

Yeah, very meritocratic lol

What a total clown you are.

Is England in the room with us right now?

England should stay in England? Okay then, tell the rest of the world not to flock into Europe in masses then. To each their own right?

So you won't mind if Scotland stays in Scotland, and quietly withdraws from the "United" Kingdom?

BY god? No, by constant conquest, consolidation, the right marriages, the right decisions, and politicking. They failed once during the 17th century, and they can do so again. They have seen their cousins fail many times and know they need the idea of being godly chosen yet with the people, yet so far to keep the power. You miss the point of the scene, its the pageantry that helps keep it going. Not some divine power created that conception.

Every nation always think God is be their side.

@@dukeofglasgow9354 God is British

Devil is British, GOD certainly is not

@@poonamjaisinghani8437 that’s your opinion nor will I listen to someone like yourself that has a weird name.