The Crown S06 E10
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I hope that was Claire Foy and not AI!!
It's "make believe" 😂
I've always thought Claire Foy was the best Queen Elizabeth. And her voice coach deserves an award of their own.
2:36 this was so powerful. I know its absolutely nothing compared to what she had to do, but I buried my younger self so far, becuase of how much I hated her. And now I miss her, even if she was selfish and ridiculous at times she was happy. And she's gone. I'll never get her back.
Claire foy was incredible as always in this scene. All three of them are insanely talented but she is the Queen to me. So sad the show is over 😞 😔 💔
Powerful and sad in the meantime. We become several versions of ourself
The show did such a great job of portraying the burden of being the monarch – or at least of one who took the role seriously.
Picking which queen was the best is difficult. Claire Foy is def my favorite.
What I love about this scene is that the Queen (Imelda) doesn't want to look her younger self (Claire) in the eye. When she spoke to her middle aged version, she spoke directly, in the eyes, acknowledging that she (Olivia) had a point that seemed tempting to her regarding abdicating.
When she talks to her younger version, she doesn't t want to look her in the eyes, since she doesn't want to accept that her younger self is correct; that the reasons she (Imelda) mentions as she walks down the hallway, ignoring her younger self, are just an attempt to justify her decision.
The only moment she decides to look at her, symbolizing that she is finally facing her true reason for wanting to abdicate, is when she asks: "But, what about the life I put aside?" That's when she turns to see her past self, precisely the woman who decided to take the Crown and buried the possibility of another life.
By ignoring her younger self, she ignores the truth that in a moment of weakness she does not want to accept: that the crown must win. Simply a beautiful detail.
0:28 song???? 🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰🙏🤷♂️🤬😫🥰
the royal family is a leech
The Voice of conscience which is ME "Behind the Scenes" is for MY Chosen Leaders. They have to bow down to MY SOVEREIGNIITY so they will have the backbone (Spiritually) to perform
even in their later year. The sacrifices & sufferings they have to take to attain maturity & transformation of character will EARN them the ANOINTINGs to go ABOVE the mundane CF is talking
that she thrives when others fail. So PRAY for those who have to tackle HIGHer callings in life so that they may LEAD others of the same.
REMEMBER I THY GOD INcarnate Maschiach of ISRAEL have to GO THROUGH the same, emulate the path I thread on during MY EARTHLY MINISTRY.
Claire Foy has aged just enough in those few years to play Elizabeth in the late 60's and early 70's.
This was the best series ever, the way Her Majesty’s life is celebrated and portrayed is just amazing..
And it’s truly said, Her Majesty kept to her word(The Oath she took) when she assended the Throne in her early 20’s.
Thats the age when a young girl would plan a beautiful life ahead of her, but For Her Majesty, there wasn’t a choice, it was a Given, and It’s so Heartbreaking, how she did it all with a smile on her face until the very end, she’s a True Motivation for people who think of Giving Up, during tough times..
Would this be considered a monologue since it's technically the same character?
Excellent story telling device.
She was born to be Queen
what's the music background of this scene?
THIS IS TOTALLY AND UTTERLY BULLSHIT, OUR QUEEN ELIZABETH NEVER EVER THOUGHT OF ABDICATION! TOTALLY BULL JUST FOR THE SHOWS SAKE
Whoever came up with, and wrote this scene, should win a thousand awards for best screen play and best writing. It's simply brilliant! Bob L.
Who knows how long it will be before there is a regnant queen again! 😢
I wish our president Biden would step down lol.
Ok, running the show, but what decision did she take? She couldn't be political so how exactly did she exercise her power? Can someone explain?
Claire Foy's Queen really taught everyone including her future self.
"A confederacy of elected quitters" resonates in my head.
Reminds me of Shizuku's episode in the Nijigasaki anime. Black Shizuku represents young Elizabeth (Claire Foy), White Shizuku represents middle-aged Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) and Shizuku represents Elizabeth as a whole (Imelda Staunton)
Claire’s Foy’s Queen Elizabeth II performance was one for the ages she deserved an Emmy everytime she guest starred as well… I pray her career as an actress thrive as one of Great Britain’s great auteurs
Claire has the gift that any hairstyle look great on her
A confederacy of quitters Vs. the one who remained until her last breath. God save The Queen.
I love this show omgggg I rewatch it every chance I get
Foy and Coleman and two competing fights in old Elizabeth’s mind. Brilliant
this is so cool
What a load rubbish.
I will never understand this whole monarchy king and queen stuff. Who needs it? Who needs all this protocol nonsense? Seems like old fairytales and torture at the same time.
She did have an amazing persona. And her life was such an awesome testament to what the person who wears the CROWN should be.
I love that, being told that the person who you used to be, the person you where… is gone, and no matter what you did or tried, they wouldn’t come back.
Like the movie, this guy wrote. There is noway the queen would of even considered stepping down.
But that's growth, isn't it? Growing from hardships, experience and becoming a more mature version of yourself each time. If you're able, you will take a look of past experiences, reevaluate them, take your lessons from them and transform yourself by changing certain attitudes and behaviour. Like shedding one's skin to grow a new thicker one, leaving the past versions of yourself behind. This scene demonstrates it perfectly.
I also like Claire Foy's piercing but rather empty stare she gives to Imelda Staunton at the end, almost robotic as if she became a shallow image of her past self, that was Elizabeth Windsor. Great acting props from both amazing actresses.
Not the geriatric 😭😭😭😭
All 3 actresses did a great job but imelda made me cry
Background music used?
It was great TV, but there is absolutely no way The Queen ever considered abdicating. It was never going to happen.
Long Live the Queen! The true Empress of India!
Claire and Imelda were perfect choices. Olivia was completely miscast (she doesn't look or sound like the queen).
They cut off that truth bomb at the end: "you buried her YEARS ago!"
Imelda Staunton is a great actress and I love Olivia Colman in everything she does, but what this scene did mostly was remind me that Claire Foy owns this part. She was perfect in every way.
I like the part in The Crown when Queen Elizabeth says "There's only one Elizabeth. Queen Elizabeth" and then proceeds to crown all over the place
Watching this again after both charles and Poor Princess kate have cancer at the same time may be the most accurate representation of the crown. Elizabeth II made it look like an old friend youve known for 70 years she was an introvert who lived life differently when her head got the crown.
Her father had struggles that just don't happen unless you live in Ukraine or Palestiniane. He had to lead the country through world war II.
But Charles, in his first 18 months, got cancer kate the same as Princess of wales. It makes you look at how now the people are literally old and young. "Heavy wears the head, that wears the crown." Everyone, yes. But god rewarded Elizabeth with the longest monarchy EVER in human history
The seriousness of Claire Foy delivering her lines is powerful
It was a miraccle she could manage to make herself walk and breathe at the same time, she never should have been let to take charge of ANYTHING in the first place!!!!!