Queen reconsiders the decision of stepping down - The Crown Season 6

The Crown S06 E10
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[soundgal_sine_qua_non]

I love that it's the younger version telling her this - the version who actively had to put aside all she once was and put the crown first.

[alexandernedd]

"You say that Charles is in his prime, well, I see you in yours!" Powerful line!!!

[ruskrewed]

“It comes naturally to you…they all seem to make such a mess of it” 😂 facts on facts

[andromeda]

"But what about the life I put aside, the woman I put aside when I became queen?" Such a powerful line.

[jimmymarsh]

At first I thought Claire seemed a little stiff and thought it was because she had been away from the role for a while. But then I saw the glazed-over look in her eye and realized it was a perfect portrayal of one's younger thoughts and experiences affecting a present-day decision. She's not playing a person, just thoughts and memories, so it's ever-so-slightly empty and haunting but we still get a touch of that warm and determined young woman we all adore. What a great actor and great writing!

[hansbmd]

Was anyone else waiting for Claire Foy to quote directly from Queen Mary’s letter in Episode 2? “The Crown must win. Must always win.”

[robertzakem]

I've always thought Claire Foy was the best Queen Elizabeth. And her voice coach deserves an award of their own.

[bundesautobahn]

The timing of this clip… just yesterday Queen Margrethe II of Denmark declared that she would abdicate in two weeks.

[jcs]

Nice touch that they are both wearing the same pearl necklace.

[VirgoCatleesi]

They cut off that truth bomb at the end: "you buried her YEARS ago!"

[jamescampbell]

The seriousness of Claire Foy delivering her lines is powerful

[tristenmccormick]

the way how the younger queen said "you remember what queen mary told you" to herself is so cool, it sounds like she's talking all sinister

[anamorphosys]

I find that the voices of Claire Foy and Imelda Staunton are almost similar in tone. It's giving the impression that the Queen indeed has a private conversation with herself.

[cleanflyweight]

I love how, in the series run, Claire Foy's portrayal is the Elizabeth Mountbatten getting ready to be Elizabeth Regina with everything personal she do clashing with the office she have. Margaret's relationship with Peter, her being a wife to her husband, and even bearing the name Mountbatten being against the idea of her as Queen.

And on the other hand, Olivia Coleman's portrayal as Queen reapping the consequence of being Elizabeth Regina by being cold and away from everyone else. She was a mature and into the role as monarch, hence, she always decides on the interest of the Crown, even at the expense of her life. The scene where she confronts Charles after the investiture sums it all.

But in these sequences, the roles are reverse, Coleman is the Queen Elizabeth convicing her to be a mother and a woman she always wants, and Foy is the Queen Elizabeth reminding her of the oath and the duty she must carry on

[mmewmeww]

I really like Clair Foy’s expression in the end of this video. Her eyes deeply tell a lot of sadness in a matter that she had to necessarily let Elizabeth Winsor gone.

[farishidir]

“What sort of question is that?” Love the tone 💔

[inannaenigma]

A confederacy of quitters Vs. the one who remained until her last breath. God save The Queen.

[victorzugasti]

The whole Queen Elizabeth's ideology, values and moral summarized in a single video

[ocdguyhere]

Queen Mary did say to say mourn to Elizabeth Mountbatten-Windsor and welcome Elizabeth Regina

[PalmtreeWpg]

A very cool narrative choice to have the younger version of her in some ways represent the most conservative and traditional interpretation of the ideology living in this individual, with her older versions being the ones open minded to change. In a way it sort of flips the script of how we imagine young v old people’s worldviews. Yet the younger version is also the purest version, the one not saddled by decades of baggage, watering down of tradition, reform, exposure to modern liberal ideas and etc. Very unique stylistic interpretation of that dynamic.