Margaret Gives Elizabeth A Taste of Her Own Medicine | The Crown (Claire Foy, Vanessa Kirby)

Vanessa Kirby as Princess Margaret shines in this scene between the two sisters. Elizabeth (Claire Foy) finds herself free for lunch and calls upon her sister to join her, which may not have been the best idea. Margaret arrives still slightly intoxicated from the night before and, some would say, full of 'piss and vinegar' as she begins to question the relationship between the Queen and Prince Philip.

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[MovingPicsOfficial]

The tension between these two is riveting! My dears, who’s side are you on? The Queen or the heartbroken sister?

[Dayserking]

The chemistry is great between these two. Even the tension and resentment feels sister-like

[vincentjames]

Princess Margaret and king Edward are probably rolling in their graves knowing what they were denied yet now King Charles and Camilla can sit happily on the throne with all their wrong doings….

[ehrichan]

The actress that plays young Princess Margaret is really beautiful with short hair tbh. 😮

[DrCharlesMontague]

Margaret’s plight is relatable: I too have been awakened by family, and it’s hella annoying and doesn’t make for a pleasant lunch.

[justv]

Anyone else ever noticed that as soon as someone gives Elizabeth just a little bit of criticism (in the show) she immediately counters with "that's not fair".

[chiming_in]

Has anyone else noticed that when people take a drag on a cigarette in The Crown you can hear the paper on the cigarette burning? I haven't heard that in any other series

[nassauguy]

Margaret knew that she would never inherit the Crown, so she acted and spoke in the most carefree of manners. That seems to be the case with the Royals who don't figure in the line of succession, even at the present time.

[taymur]

Margaret's smirking gets me every time😂😂

[trudygaldeen]

The young lady who portrays Margaret is beautiful

[kdbee]

My favorite Elizabeth and Margaret of the whole series

[wandertree]

I've never watched this show, but I was completely spellbound by this clip. Stellar acting, writing, cinematography. You Brits are the best!

[anniesizemore]

Its interesting that Queen Elizabeth's uncle Prince Edward had to abdicate his right to be king in order to marry a divorce woman and Princess Margaret would have been to give up her titles to marry a divorce man, but laws were changed so Queen Elizabeth's children and grandchildren could marry divorce people without giving up anything

[daniel_sc]

In that large palace the only place the TWO of them can dine together is at a table for 50? 🤣🤣

[tommasosantojanni]

There are but five iconic and timeless Queens: four live in a deck of cards

[Mazzystar]

I would love to have a licensed psychologist psycho analyze the royal family; because I am truly interested in learning how growing up and dying in that type of environment can mentally and physically damage a person.

[Kyle-OBrien-]

Perhaps my favorite scene in the entire series. thank you for posting, the two actresses (and screenwriter, costumes, props) captivated the younger Queen and Princess so perfectly. There's love but tension, and a distinct difference between the two. I love Claire AND Vanessa, absolutely masterful in their roles throughout the whole series, but especially in scenes like this.

[-vb]

Margaret CHOSE not to marry Peter Townsend because she would have had to give up her huge income and splendidly luxurious life. Scrimping and saving in a two bedroom semi for the 'man she loved' was not an option!

[phyllischaffin]

Margaret was so beautiful when she was young which makes her end even more sad.

[jesicaguth]

I love that Margaret didn't care Elizabeth was her sister, she spoke the truth all the time.