Prince Charles' Welsh Speech | The Crown

Josh O'Connor from The Crown plays the role of Prince Charles excellently - even his Welsh accent is incredible. Here's the full scene of his speech in Wales.

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[catrinlewis]

Tedi Millward - The lecturer who taught Welsh to Prince Charles when he was at Aberystwyth University died today. Rest in peace / Cwsg yn dawel.

[starryjo]

Loving that the welsh language is getting the limelight

[Wolf]

It‘s so sad to see Dr. Millward and his wife in the pub, watching intently, shushing people so they pay attention, and even looking proud of Charles when he pronounces “atmosphere” correctly, and then contrasting it with his actual parents, who are sitting there, not knowing what he’s saying and looking uncomfortable that he’s saying anything at all.

And then afterwards Millward tells him that he did good while his mother just tells him he fucked up.

[Usernumber]

Still can’t believe that the Windsors trust Tywin Lannister just like that

[MadiBendy]

I find it almost eerie how much he sounds like Charles, I mean should expect this from this show but my goodness

[christoskes]

The biggest revelation in the new season. For me Josh O'Connor as Prince Charles he is absolutely breathtaking.

[timothycook]

Prince Charles: "Its very important that we learn the languages of our realms"
Habsburg Emperor: "Hold my chalice"

[liaonpluto]

One of the most powerful and heartbreaking scenes from the whole season. Josh`s acting is amazing, im in love with him!

[katierob]

it is with great pride *THAT I UNDERTAKE TH*

[kittymeg]

As a native welsh speaker this made me smile, sure he gets some things wrong but the sounds are really good

[nath]

"The young man who one day will succeed her"... it's been YEARS, DECADES...AND IT HAS'NT HAPPENED YET!!! LOL

Update: God save king Charles III 😂

[marigoldinblue]

"Aberfan", "Moondust" and "Tywysog Cymru" are the jewels in this crown.

[s_ainsburys]

“Who will one day, suceed her.”

*The future:* Prince Charles has passed away, her majesty grieves for the loss of her son.

[sif_]

I'm so so happy they included Welsh in a popular tv show. Celtic languages need more attention.
And btw I'm impressed with the actor's pronunciation..so good, he even managed the LL

[adarcus]

This is the first time I have ever heard Welsh. It sounds pretty I am glad it still is spoken.

[davidcorruthers]

It’s kind of sad that it was lord Mountbatten who came and got Charles ready for his his investiture but his own dad didn’t

[sgldn]

Does the show skip over the fact that 3 bombs went off in the town that day? Only to disrupt the ceremony but they knew about it. Charles is on record worriedly asking about the noises on his carriage ride to the castle

[alexguerrera]

Speaker:"...succeed her"
The queen: "I don't think so" haha

[agentlemanofhermajesty]

Basically Prince Charles said Wales is their own people, and should be treated thus.

[madisonsimmons]

Before Camilla I actually really liked how Charles was portrayed. Him meeting her was the beginning of an end.