How to Be an Englishman | The Crown (Alex Jennings, Jude Akuwudike, Salim Daw)

Just like Johnson (Jude Akuwudike) was taught by the Duke of Windsor (Alex Jennings), it's his time to teach Mohamed Al-Fayed (Salim Daw) how to be an Englishman.

From Season 5, Episode 3: Mou Mou

The Crown is based on Queen Elizabeth II as a young newlywed faced with leading the world's most famous monarchy while forging a relationship with legendary Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. The British Empire is in decline, and the political world is in disarray, but a new era is dawning. Peter Morgan's masterfully researched scripts reveal the Queen's private journey behind the public façade with daring frankness. Prepare to see into the coveted world of power and privilege behind the locked doors of Westminster and Buckingham Palace.

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[jbarry]

He completely nailed the Duke Of Windsor

[gogogomes]

Passioned yet bad at sports, The English national team sure knows how to be English

[TheMangoDeluxe]

He might have been a bad king. He might have been a bad person. But damn did that man have style.

[gavinflorence]

This was my favorite! And a true story. I love that the crown reflected this!

[mattwestcigarreviews]

PG Wodehouse is one of the best authors to have ever lived. His books are incredible.

[here_we_go_again]

Learning about the culture and customs of a country that one was not raised within is very difficult! The differences between the various
socio-economic groups are amazing! Britain has a well-established class system with rigid rules; one knows where one is within the
pecking order. America, not so much; but it is there; as is true in European countries where a monarchy either reigns (but does not rule)
or are people who compose the so-called "upper-crust" of those societies (many springing from families that were once royal).

[cesarvasquez]

I loved this montage. Mohammad really came off as crass and prejudiced at the start of the episode but by the end of this clip you were rooting for him, and for Sydney. Their relationship ended up being one of the most heartfelt subplots in the entire season.

[andersgreenspan]

Jennings is the quintessential Duke of Windsor. They should make a movie about him starring Jennings.

[Gooeybrowniebaby]

As a historian, I know a fair bit about royalty, protocols and traditions from past to presence. And the more I know, the gladder I am I’m not one of them, although I do ride, sometimes has a go at polo and went to school with some of this kind of people, both those have nothing to do with appearances. Too much effort e to be seen as an upperclass.

[Subcomandante]

The hilarity of a traitor giving lessons on being an english gentleman. Gotta love this show :)

[Laconic]

Love the eye-whoosh sound effect at 0:45

[dandreer]

The title should be "How to Be a Posh Englishman".
If anybody is interested in getting to know ordinary British people, it's much more simple: just stop by any pub in the UK

[AzguardMike]

its easy to be English.

Walk on the roadside at all times

Smile and nod when the woman talks, never give her your opinion, just agree with hers.

When a woman stands from her seat, or returns to said seat, stand up until she is seated.

Don't boast about your accomplishments, no-one likes a bragger.

[HamletNOR]

Charon, before he got a job at the Continental Hotel

[vimartin]

This chapter is one of the best of the 5 season.

[wbafc]

If you are seen with the Royal Family, then all doors will open....Jimmy Saville understood that.

[AndyCutright]

Was the Duke's butler truly hired by Mohamed Al-Fayed?

[marshmallowbudgie]

0:34 "it's utterly delightful!"

[teddyn]

Anime fans showing the mangas someone has to read in order to be considered a true fan: 0:02

[mattwestcigarreviews]

One thing that is wild is that he went on safari with Bror Blixen, and Blixen described him as being one of the toughest hunters he ever encountered. And said that he "looks down on anything not masculine." Interesting that we see a bit of the opposite here.