The Crown - Lord Mountbatten sings 'The Road to Mandalay' - S03E05

Beautiful performance by Charles Dance.

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[JustSomeCanadianGuy]

One of the best things about Game of Thrones is its helped show everyone what a brilliant actor Charles Dance is and has gotten him loads of work.

[guyhaseeb]

Charles Dance, ladies and gentlemen - a true master of show-stealin’

[PADARM]

This scene is so British that turned my coffee in tea

[mikeisi]

This is one of the greatest scenes I've ever seen in television.

[CitizenDuarte]

"Lord Mountbatten was every inch the king, yet he wore no crown."


-Sir Varys

[Dragondk]

For those of you wondering what that star is behind him and in-front of him, it is the Burma Star. It's a campaign medal for those who served there. The green flags belong to the Burma Star Association, so the crowd he is speaking to are veterans of WW2 who served in Burma.

[marcoslofrese]

Absolutely amazing recitation!!! gave me British goosebumps!

[gregbailey]

Just a great scene, I can't stop watching it. It's cool that the director contrived to make the light over his left shoulder look like a rising sun when he recites the line "And the dawn comes up like thunder."

[reemalomar]

A beautifully British scene, the performance, shooting angles and soundtrack is just amazing

[amandadonaldson]

This scene gave me chills. He makes a great Mountbatten!

[raiden]

Lord Mountbatten should sing rains of castamere

[gideonhorwitz]

Must say that uniform works with Charles Dance.

[commando]

Lord Mountbatten inspired the brave men of the 14th army to fight in Burma as soon as Mountbatten appeared in his pearly white naval uniform morale among the men was instantly raised. It’s quite sad that the men who fought in Burma are so forgotten the Japanese suffered one of their worst defeats at Kohima and Imphal. And an entire Japanese army was destroyed in Burma.

[clairewatson]

It's that every single person in this scene is fantastic, especially Charles Dance as Mountbatten.

[SamTheManWhoCanTwice]

my dad was managing the groundworks for the M4 when he met mountbatten on top of a hill, he said he sat there with him for about 45 minutes discussing how they were building the road, said he was a very nice man.

[Robertz]

Remember that Lord Mountbatten was Supreme Allied Commander in Southeast Asia in WWII and led the Allied campaign in Burma. These are veterans of that campaign.

[Wolf]

I can't even explain why, but I specifically love the way he says "China" lol

[keiming]

"A lion don't concern himself with the opinions of sheep"

[Magido]

This scene made me want to colonize myself

[jiang]

I was very moved to see this part. This is mostly touching part. He is the real representative of Britain and the spirit of the British. He is a real man and officer. Salute him!