5 Things You Should NEVER Say To The Queen | The Crown | Netflix

Ever wondered how you should behave if you meet Queen Elizabeth? These are the five things you should never, EVER say to the Queen.

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5 Things You Should NEVER Say To The Queen | The Crown | Netflix

In the 1980s, Elizabeth clashes with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher while Prince Charles enters a tumultuous marriage with Lady Diana Spencer.

[Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

That scene involving the dialogue - "Confederacy of elected quitters" was most savage moment.

[Kim-kpms]

Claire Foy is still the best queen Elizabeth for me so far...the way she speaks and her acting, the subtlety in mannerisms that speaks so much gosh...so good

[elijahcaldona]

"Confederacy of Elected Quitters." - That moment right there earned Claire Foy the Emmy

[Victrola]

What a chuckle with the scene where Charles still expects to be king...

[brickstudiotv]

The Queen's life itself is British history.

[benny]

She doesn't smile because she wants to remain neutral. Can you imagine the Queen laughing at someone's joke and NOT yours? That would be a travesty in some circles.

[tarifmahtab]

"The crown must win it must always win"

[redaghassah]

Claire Foy's voice in the "elected quitters" scene is exceptional.

[lorenzomontenegro]

Both actresses are really good (in their best forms even)—one as a young queen during her coming of age years and one as a settled sovereign during her middle age years. The acting and mannerisms are always and still there. They were never gone when Olivia Colman took over. The voice and rate at which they speak may differ at times because they're two different actors, but the intonation and style are fairly quite the same. Plus, everyone needs to be reminded that age brings changes in demeanor and personality. If you actually read some related material and watch some clips of the Queen during the era Colman plays the role, you'll realize how she nails it. If Colman is doing anything with her interpretation of the Queen, it is one that is grounded in history and reality. Moreover, a big factor why Claire Foy's Queen is so convincing is that there is limited reading or visual material to base it on or compare it with, but Foy's acting is just impeccable and top-notch.

Both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman are outstanding in their portrayals. If there is actually a preference, it would be between a young Queen (as portrayed in the show) or a middle-aged Queen.

[samlal]

I miss Claire Foy and Matt Smith 🥺 (no hate to the new cast).

[ridge]

"Then might I suggest you start behaving like one" 🔥👏🏻

[jcortese]

"It is by no means the first time a Prime Minster has broken down in here." Bless her. 🙂

[amandaljohnson]

While the Confederacy of elected quitters was epic her reading Charles to filth made me feel like a new woman

[redspecial]

number 6: remind her that charles will eventually be king

[adrielsebastian]

2:20 when she snaps, that's the scariest thing I've ever seen

[nicolahickman]

"A confederacy of elected quitters" 🔥

[WWIzd]

She has to smile. When Her Majesty smiles, we all smile.

[shahaman]

I’m not even a british (and I’m not an american) but I love the Queen. Symbol of loyalty and duty.

[sofiaamtis]

I love HM The Queen! she has a strong sense of duty. Without her the Crown would have lasted one year

[MrHaydnSir]

“would you like to watch The Crown?” being one of them 😂😂