The Crown Season 3 Ending - The Final Scene In Full

Wondering how The Crown Season 3 ended? Ahead of season 4 on November 15th, relive the moment the Queen (Olivia Colman), after some discussion with her sister Margaret (Helena Bonham Carter) about the state of the nation, leaves the palace in a gold carriage to attend her Jubilee.

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[hello-ilmm]

Helena Bonham Carter did such an amazing job as Princess Margaret

[OWM]

'Must I do that alone?'
'There is only one Queen.'
Absolutely brilliant and so incredibly sad.

[nikhilagrawal]

Here’s an idea : Let us appreciate Olivia Colman without comparing her to Claire Foy and realize that they are both exceptional actors and stop pitting them against each other.

[moskovskoye]

I read this somewhere, but I want to repeat for y'all. Claire Foy portrayed Elizabeth. Olivia Colman portrayed The Queen.

[bhargavdas]

This is one of the most powerful scene in the whole series. I am still amazed by how good this series is.

[t.k.]

I love how Margaret develops into a more chaotically matured character, understanding her role, now, as monarch and how she’s now giving a sort of cheering up to her older sister on her duty. It’s such a change.

[rahelalexandra]

“You must hold it all together.”
“Must I do that alone?”
“There is only _one_ Queen.”

💯

[Vampirewolfking]

In real life the Duke of Edinburgh rode with her in the carriage, but I guess the point was to show how alone she was.

[mehmetyakar]

Olivia Colman is an exceptional actress but she gets the Queen's mouth so right! That upside down smile/smirk, whatever you want to call it but she nails it! Amazing!

[jaimemonteiro]

We don't given enough credits to Olivia Colman for portrayal of The Queen. Taking forward the legacy what Claire Foy left.❤️

[ccmp]

Can you imagine the weight she has carried during all of these years without wanting it... And with the time's passing she got used to the duty that represents being one of the remaining members from the monarchy in Europe. I just simply love what Clare Foy did in the first two seasons, and incredibly amaze with Olivia Colman, she is just brutal, I love her... Let's wait for Imelda Staunton ... But The Crown is one of these shows that improves season after season...

[tasi]

The scene at 2:05 hits differently now. From now on, whenever the Queen will turn to her side, she won't find Prince Philip standing there :'(

[enzmondo]

I’m so glad they gave her own theme. It’s so distinctly her.

[fivosfivos]

Whether you like the monarchy or not you cannot deny that this series is a masterpiece.

[FiremanDuval]

Helena’s contribution to this scene is everything

[flbernardo]

A life well lived. Thank you very much for your service. Rest in Peace Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. April 21, 1926 - September 8, 2022.

[globalspiritualrevolutionmedia]

Helena Bonham Carter absolutely blew me away by her performance as Princess Margaret!
Ms. Carter is a great actress.

[theninjacat]

I am a proud American but I have so much respect for the Queen. Her mental toughness is unbelievable.

[jasmeenmalhotra]

That last fade to black is stunning. Just a hint of the roar of the crowds.

[LeofromFreo]

Olivia Coleman is astonishingly good in everything she’s ever done and no less so here. Amazing to watch her go through subtle expressions. Proper acting talent.