I guess the actress didn't need to kill children in a pick nick in canada, like queen elizabeth did do they tell tell about it in the series? No, Of course not. THey have enough money to late things
I'm just finding this now, dimitreze. Just outstanding work you've done. The quality of the original film is often better than the deliberately "1950=style black and white TV" of the Crown. The early 1950s film looked brand new, and the Crown material (and I understand this is what the Crown creators aimed at, and successively hit) looked 70 years old. I'm definitely jumping to look at your other comparisons, and I kinda just say "wow" at how hard you must've worked.
Gillian Landry. YES, she is in at least one of the group photos. I have it. It was well publicised at the time. Yes, I’m that old, I can remember it all.
@@gillianlandry283 The Duke of Edinburg's mother was present at the wedding, but she was not wearing a nun's habit as in the film, but a long evening gown. She was standing next to Queen Mary in the wedding photo and walking to the church accompanying her following the brideí's parents (as you can see in the original photos). www.hellomagazine.com/royalty/gallery/2018031569611/royal-wedding-queen-elizabeth-prince-philip/1/
It's always so strange knowing the world has always been HD with humans eyes and good vision except with our film recording from back then alter our perception of history as old timey
Well said. That's something I always think about when looking at old photos or film reels. Those scenes that now appear so far away were once as full-color and alive as our own present moments are.
I love shows like Mad Men or Boardwalk Empire that help you see what things actually would have looked like back then, instead of what we see in grainy old black and white pictures.
Pearl the rebel because after you finish both seasons you can start digging and learning more things through TH-cam videos, books, and (in my case)because i had to make an oral presentation about Princess Diana’s life which helped me discover more interesting facts about the royal family
Mimi John I never saw any scenes where she looked scared of Philip. I saw most scenes where she seemed either exasperated or annoyed by some of his actions and behavior. And I Claire showed a good amount of facial expressions or if she didn’t then she definitely made us guess how she was feeling with the situations she’s had to deal with as a Queen and wife.
simmerlouise I feel Princess Margaret, especially, was a beautiful lady, and should have gone on to season three...aged with makeup. It was a shame to lose these actresses for season three.
Jordan Leigh, all he did was love an actress, yes he left but what? You would have preferred if he stayed? He was an open fascist and would have been disliked anyway. He was a coward though
@@jordanleigh6481 lol not everyone wanted to be kings...he never choose his fate...duty of monarchy is bullsjit in modern world Nowdays its just entertainment snd I am happy if it stays that way...absolute power is plague
@@0912sooli lol he made a plan with Hitler that if Germany invaded brittian he would be placed as king he's a coward. While his subjects were being bombed in London he was having party's with nazis. Thank god we got his brother as king in stead a proper man with proper leadership
TIP: if you're using stereo earphones, it's good to know that the audio from each clip is isolated in either the left or the right channel, so you can remove one of your earphones to listen only to one of the videos being shown.
It's incredible to me how they found the actors that look similar to the original people in the royal family and how well they portyated them! John Lithgow did a phenomenal job as Churchill. The actor portrayal of King George VI was SPOT ON! as well as his brother, the abdicated king Edward, uncanny! And even Prince Philips character bears a striking resemblance to the real Philip. And they did an incredible job at recreating this history. God Save The Queen! ❤💕❤💕
They have a big budget for this project.👌 And most of the British actor tend to play the part of Royalty throughout their career. The accent & etiquette were coached by expert on standby.
True but I find it funny that the real Michael Fagan (who broke into the palace to have a chat with the queen) said that the scene in the TV show was all wrong. What is true is the director security was so embarrassed that he tried to submit a resignation. The Queen declined it.
Really? I'm in the second season now and losing more and more respect. Not only is she herself one of the least interesting characters in the whole show, she also pretty much never does what she thinks is right but instead bows to what other people tell her to do. Even in her 20s,she already had an antiquated mindset. I find all the other characters much more interesting and indeed, respect worthy.
SingenStatt Atmen People give her advice on what to do and most times she did take them. She is able to make up her own mind on things. It’s probably not her fault if she seems antiquated maybe it’s because of the way she was brought up or the way her father acted as king.
Marilyn Pizziferri But they HAVEN'T stuck to the facts. For example, Wallis was NOT at David's side immediately before he made his radio address, that December. She had already left England, supposedly I fear of her life. She had already been I France for months when he agreed to and signed the Abdication.
@@LilyMcdurmont it's not real life, it's a script based on a real family from an outsiders perspective ,the royal family are upset that so many people think its a documentary and for get it's a tv show 🙄
I am always very moved to see how King George VI is depicted as a shy men, who proved himself to be strong but also vulnerable. How he who had gave up everything to remain a simple man out of the spotlight. I always want to give the actor who portrays him (Colin Firth or Jared Harris) a big hug.
Jared Harris is unfairly underrated. He always amazed me whether he's in movies or TV shows. You can see him in the sci-fi show "Fringe." I loved that show as well as this one.
Watching the original coronation and Prince Phillip's pledge to the Queen, after the Prince's demise, hits different, especially the line, "I shall be your main liege man for life."
When you are watching this video while wearing an earphone, the fact that you can hear the original speeches in your right ear and the series ones in your left ear, makes this video incredibly intriguing ✨✨ such good job on this channel's front ✨✨👌🏻
Bill King During her life, after she shed her totally inadequate husband, she became a hero. Living in Athens during the war, she rescued a number of folks from the threat of death by the Nazis. She could do that because she was royally connected and was able to receive food parcels. She saved the lives of her neighborhoods children, feeding them from her food parcels. Philip can be an ass but, as one learns by looking at some of his blood relatives, he certainly is not stupid nor a coward, his nephews are accomplished historians. He might have made a good King, at some point.
Choices like the queen standing up in an open-top car waving in Africa (the Crown) vs. waving while sitting down (reality), or Churchill struggling up the stairs to make his speech (the crown) vs. going smoothly down the stairs (reality).... These make a huge difference to the understanding of the character at the moment. I wonder why the directors chose to edit these moments.
I love The Crown series. I rewatched it a few times. I’m still waiting for season two. I’m pretty stoked it’s coming out in December. These comparisons are pretty cool. It makes me appreciate the series more.
There was a slight mix up in timeline events where Prince Philip's mother was wearing the grey nun dress at their wedding in 1947 where it was in fact a later habit of Princess Alice of Battenberg. She only founded her sisterhood order in 1949. She did however wear that nun dress in 1953 for Elizabeth's coronation.
They also portrayed her as actually crazy and just dressing up as a nun when in fact she dedicated herself to a nun order and sold her jewelry (save some diamonds which were used as an engagement ring for Elizabeth) to finance it.
Started watching this show over quarantine and I really fell in love with it. I love history, especially when it shows real stories of real people. Of course in a show you're going to get things done for dramatic license, but it's not like they wildly made things up. Real historical facts can be just as dramatic and profound.
@@clockworktime7195 Well, maybe the actress playing Queen Mary does a little, and the actor playing Edward VIII looks quite like him when he was middle aged, but that's it. There's not a scrap of resemblance in the rest of them to the people they're playing.
@@clockworktime7195 Diana in season 4 yes, and Princess Anne in seasons 3 and 4, but I assumed this comment was about the original cast where I didn't see any resemblance in the vast majority of them. I disagree with you about the original Princess Margaret actress, Vanessa Kirby, I actually think she looks more like the Queen in the 1950s than Princess Margaret, certainly more then what Claire Foy does, who I think looks nothing like her, despite playing the part well, even though I also think she does more of the voice of the older Queen rather than the age of the Queen she's portraying.
They did such an amazing work on this show, i love how close to the reality they tried to make it, how much research they did on writing the script, excellent cast choices on the first 2 seasons. I always loved The Royal Family and i love this show.
You don't have to be to enjoy it. I have been blown away by the writing, acting, cinematography, historical accuracy, and the whole way it has been put together. Yes, there have some inaccuracies probably along the way but overall it is excellent. Would like to hear more of Philip's gaffes top be honest, His wit is legendary.
I am such an idiot. For the wedding comparison from 1:47 to 2:10, I was looking at the two bottom ones and was completely amazed at how they managed to get every moment COMPLETELY in sync. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Another one of things I like about this video is that you can hear the audio from the tv in the left earphone and the audio from the real clip in the other
I think young Queen was actually more attractive than the actress. Her smile was gorgeous😍. As a millennial kid I didn't know much about the Queen.Thanks to the Crown. Now we are all royal expert.😊
Chère Millenial, votre remarque est juste. La reine a beaucoup plus d’allure, de charme et en même temps de retenue que l’actrice. J’ai commencé à collectionner les photos d’Elizabeth en 1953 et je continue toujours. The Crown est une fiction pour grand public. Sans doute avez-vous remarqué les tons sombres, les cadrages mélodramatiques de la série. On pourrait croire que les Royaux n’ont que de mauvaises lampes!! Si vous voulez avoir une autre idée sur la vie d’Elizabeth vous avez des quantités de photos sur le WEB, Instagram, TH-cam ainsi que les actualités de Pathé. Bonnes découvertes.
First problem: Philip's mother did NOT attend the wedding as a nun; she came dressed so to the Coronation. If the real wedding procession FROM the Abbey had been properly narrated, one would know that she appeared in a floor length suit, walking alongside the Queen Mary. And that is just the first mistake. I really loved the series because its point was not a re-creation but to be able to see round the corners of events.
Agreed. They got the core facts right and built around that. Sure, they knew that Phillip's mother wasn't dressed correctly, but they wanted to make her recognizable since many people know she was a nun but probably don't know that she was in a floor length suit for the wedding. They're trying to squash years of history into a few hours. If they didn't combine events and sensationalise some things people would complain that it's long and boring. If you want realism then watch a documentary.
I’m impressed by the actor who did the impression of Nasser i have to say it, lots of productions they mess up the accents and sometimes the Arabic language. The show is incredible how they payed attention to the details . Loving it 👏🏻
I don't know if anyone else notices it amongst the heavy production and script of The Crown. The real Queen's public appearances are always more cheerful and she doesn't wear a very stern expression or ever looks morose like the actors who played her. But of course it is fiction, and we don't know how she is in real life, but she has a positive air around her when in public, not approachable but all smiles and never stolid.
I really love the portrayal of the actress for young Queen Elizabeth II, she's so effective and has a strong facial features which made her more powerful in looks. And her eyes speaks so well which brought the right emotions.
Claire Foy is amazing 😻 so sad, just 2 seasons for her 😿 I kinda stop watching season 3 because of new casting. I am so hooked with Claire's acting and beauty 💗
Queen Elizabeth II is so well cared of that she can reach the age of 130. It will be the year 2056. Prince Charles will be 108 years old, Prince William 74 and Prince George 43. If Prince George´s first child is born in 2038 he or she will be 18 years old by that time.
@@adrianaa.4226 She will never abdicate, plus she could just designate her duties to Prince Charles if she cant perform some of her duties anymore, but she will never abdicate. Though it is possible she'll live till her 120s. She has a healthy lifestyle and almost have no vices. Her grandma queen mary lived till 100 even though she's a smoker.
This Netflix series was very well done, well reproduced! They were very faithful to various details, movements and so on. I'm loving watching this series! Claire Foy acted very well as the queen. I really enjoyed seeing her work on The Crown! She is a great actress!
I just hope that the new cast would be as good as the original. I would really miss them especially Matt Smith, Vanessa Kirby, Ben Miles and Claire Foy. Who did outstanding portrayal of the characters.
John Adams Miniseries sure did a great job as well! The U.S. really did have to go through "The Struggles" to do whatever it takes to make somebody President. Though the French part was a bit too obnoxious.
I have countless favorite moments in season 1, but one of my very top of the list favorites has to no doubt be the entire storyline of Churchill's portrait, with the anxious revealing of it at Churchill's 80th birthday audience in front of the majority of Parliament and Cabinet Party, including of course friends and family and associates and admirers alike.... I will admit I was growing frustratingly impatient and hopelessly disappointed when every scene containing the painting of Churchill's portrait in the making was purposely denying us a peak at it. At first I thought it was a major oversight by the shows Director, but then I felt silly when I realized the building intent behind its shrouded mystery. And that the brilliant banter between Churchill and the Painter was in NO WAY filler, but instead an absolute GENIUS way of revealing some of Churchill's most personal inner dialogue of tug of war that he battled with almost incessantly. In fact, the back and forth between them was I feel necessary to truly understand the man in the portrait once revealed. The comments of the portrait artist towards Churchill I think frightened Churchill, and the way in which Churchill responded showed that he knew he could no longer hide the man he has become; though masterful and demanding of respect, he had been denying the one awful truth all of mankind must face and come to terms with eventually, ready or not: that he is the only one who still believes himself to be the eligible youthful savior he once was. He knew the truth however, that he was feeble and tired, and feared that his facade to all peering in was cracking, but he was never 100% too certain that was indeed the case UNTIL the portrait artist revealed it so thru banter and by the very man he saw at that moment in time, and therefore painted that man as such. We could see that Churchill was worried when each time the artist would speak an ugly truth to Churchill, Churchill would reply in a way of self defense, not fly by confidence-but worry and replied almost as if he was trying to convince the artist otherwise. The revealing of the portrait was such an amazing moment. How factual was it I'd like to know? Is there actually footage of Churchill's disdain at the revealing? What happened to the artist? Did he go on to produce famed paintings? Or was his career over at that point? The part when Churchill was yelling at him back at Churchill's home was great! How he said it looked as if he was a sad creature trying to push a stool out. Hahaba Amazing!
Cos he's a strong man (and born a prince himself) who has been forced to always take second place to his wife. Despite their having been married for seventy years, he is still not even allowed to walk next to her during public appearances, having to stay four paces behind. This archaic and ridiculous bit of British royal protocol is to show (for anyone who hasn't yet worked it out) that she has a higher status that he.
As royal born himself, he new what was coming for him by marrying her. He was just insecure. And if the portrayal of his dad in season 2 was even remotely true we know why.
@@wandawoman8392 Also he was a "man's man" of the 50's who was playing second fiddle not only to a woman, but to his wife. The culture of the day would have told him that made him less of a man, a weak and pathetic figure. His ego couldn't take it.
Itzel Tellez if he was indeed as salty as they portrayed him, we can all speculate..so here I go. Despite knowing that she would someday be queen there’s no way he could have know every unpleasant detail of how it would effect him. Nor could he predict how it would change the personality of the woman he loved, and the effect that would take on the dynamics of their marriage. It’s understandable to be 🧂 in his shoes.
It is quite interesting how the show portrayed Churchill always grumpy and in dark colours, when in fact the footages show him being quite humorous and surrounded by happy people. I wonder why they chose to picture him like that.
The Crown is using plenty of the original newsreel footage, especially for the long shots where faces aren't visible. What's also really funny is that Claire Foy is from northwest England, so her accent as the Queen couldn't be further removed from her real one.
Watch the second season video: th-cam.com/video/rTiVv8D0KFo/w-d-xo.html
I guess the actress didn't need to kill children in a pick nick in canada, like queen elizabeth did do they tell tell about it in the series? No, Of course not. THey have enough money to late things
In the Crown, they show Prince Philip's mother in the wedding picture but she's not in it in the real wedding!
I'm just finding this now, dimitreze. Just outstanding work you've done. The quality of the original film is often better than the deliberately "1950=style black and white TV" of the Crown. The early 1950s film looked brand new, and the Crown material (and I understand this is what the Crown creators aimed at, and successively hit) looked 70 years old.
I'm definitely jumping to look at your other comparisons, and I kinda just say "wow" at how hard you must've worked.
Gillian Landry. YES, she is in at least one of the group photos. I have it. It was well publicised at the time. Yes, I’m that old, I can remember it all.
@@gillianlandry283 The Duke of Edinburg's mother was present at the wedding, but she was not wearing a nun's habit as in the film, but a long evening gown. She was standing next to Queen Mary in the wedding photo and walking to the church accompanying her following the brideí's parents (as you can see in the original photos). www.hellomagazine.com/royalty/gallery/2018031569611/royal-wedding-queen-elizabeth-prince-philip/1/
The actor playing Edward VIII/The Duke of Windsor gets the rhythm/beats of the real speech almost perfectly.
the scenes were all factual, as were the speeches, but the dialog was fabricated and written by a well known anti-monarchist and it shows!
Duke of Windsor mate
Alex Jennings is amazing! He has played a lot of royal roles - including Prince Charles in The Queen.
Prefer Bradley Pierce's version of Duke of Windsor more.
Then these anti-monarchists did a poor job, because they made lots of people more fond of the Windsors
It's always so strange knowing the world has always been HD with humans eyes and good vision except with our film recording from back then alter our perception of history as old timey
Well said. That's something I always think about when looking at old photos or film reels. Those scenes that now appear so far away were once as full-color and alive as our own present moments are.
YES
I love shows like Mad Men or Boardwalk Empire that help you see what things actually would have looked like back then, instead of what we see in grainy old black and white pictures.
Welll... My eyes certainly are not HD
THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN THINKING ABOUT WHILE WATCHING
I had no interest in Royal history before this show. Now, I'm almost an expert.
Same
Same now I'm obsessed lol
My interest of the royal family brought me to this show. How can you be an expert when there's only 2 seasons which hardly cover 10 years?
Pearl the rebel because after you finish both seasons you can start digging and learning more things through TH-cam videos, books, and (in my case)because i had to make an oral presentation about Princess Diana’s life which helped me discover more interesting facts about the royal family
Now Prince Philip is my favorite royal and I’m a Royal expert lol
Claire Foy did an amazing job
The whole cast did an amazing job.
Mimi John I never saw any scenes where she looked scared of Philip. I saw most scenes where she seemed either exasperated or annoyed by some of his actions and behavior. And I Claire showed a good amount of facial expressions or if she didn’t then she definitely made us guess how she was feeling with the situations she’s had to deal with as a Queen and wife.
@@76Bigsmile I agree. She actually always looks scared. She doesn't portray her acurrately.
simmerlouise I wish they could have just aged her and Phillip for season three. The current ones just aren’t the same.
simmerlouise I feel Princess Margaret, especially, was a beautiful lady, and should have gone on to season three...aged with makeup. It was a shame to lose these actresses for season three.
8:56 "long live the queen!" Oh you have no idea
Mini Muffin it’s “god save the queen”
Literally got the best health care ever
@@jadepercival2287 It's both
Ikr when's she gonna die
@@leahtv7778 Lmao
King Edward VIII's speech was almost uncanny in how close he sounded.
Perfectly match!
He was a coward he left his Country on the brink of war. And many say this killed his brother as king George the 6th was very ill healthed
Jordan Leigh, all he did was love an actress, yes he left but what? You would have preferred if he stayed? He was an open fascist and would have been disliked anyway.
He was a coward though
@@jordanleigh6481 lol not everyone wanted to be kings...he never choose his fate...duty of monarchy is bullsjit in modern world
Nowdays its just entertainment snd I am happy if it stays that way...absolute power is plague
@@0912sooli lol he made a plan with Hitler that if Germany invaded brittian he would be placed as king he's a coward. While his subjects were being bombed in London he was having party's with nazis. Thank god we got his brother as king in stead a proper man with proper leadership
TIP: if you're using stereo earphones, it's good to know that the audio from each clip is isolated in either the left or the right channel, so you can remove one of your earphones to listen only to one of the videos being shown.
Thanks for the tip.
Vitor Cruzeiro Who doesn’t use stereo headphones?
thanks
On TH-cam only or on the actual tv show?
I only had one earbud in until I read this
I really miss the original cast, when I started watching season 3 I was sad. It’s like I didn’t get to say good bye.🥺🥺🥺
I finished watching season 2 yesterday. I'm kinda sad I will miss Claire and Matt so much I don't see any other actors as the queen and Prince Philip
Me too. I miss the original cast, Claire and Matt did a marvelous job portraying their roles.
dont worry you'll also loved the new cast. Margaret and Diana in season 4 :D
It felt awkward to have been hooked with the characters in Seasons 1-2 and suddenly everything changed beginning Season 3.
Why didn't they just age the actors that started playing the Queen and Prince Philip? I don't know if I'll be able to watch it after season 2 ends :/
Claire Foy nailed that voice and accent. even the timing on the speech is just spot on.
It's incredible to me how they found the actors that look similar to the original people in the royal family and how well they portyated them! John Lithgow did a phenomenal job as Churchill. The actor portrayal of King George VI was SPOT ON! as well as his brother, the abdicated king Edward, uncanny! And even Prince Philips character bears a striking resemblance to the real Philip. And they did an incredible job at recreating this history. God Save The Queen! ❤💕❤💕
+Missyd 1974 the cool thing thing is that the actor who played king Edward also played prince Charles on the movie Queen from 2006
From what?
They have a big budget for this project.👌 And most of the British actor tend to play the part of Royalty throughout their career. The accent & etiquette were coached by expert on standby.
MLD-RN 1974 just make up
They most certainly do not look similar in any way!!!
It’s funny how her wedding dress looks more modern than the one Diana had on
So true! Diana's dress was so distinctly that 80s style, and anything from the 80s somehow feels way more dated than fashion from the 50s/60s
I believe that her granddaugter Princess Beatrice got married in the Queen' wedding dress recently
@@joshifereverlark8605 You are so right.
The 1980s feels.
@@lattemacchiato858 - Beatrice modified a different dress of the queen as her wedding dress, it wasn't the queen's wedding dress
I’m 2 years late to the crown euphoria.. wish i had watched earlier. Im so obsessed now lol
lol same
Same
Me too
sameee i started watching it because of diana but the whole show is absolutely amazing
Same
Dang that King Edward speech was synced so well!
The series were so well-acted. The script very good.
John Lithgow and Churchill too
The level of detail to which they went to replicating everything is insane. Such an amazing show.
True but I find it funny that the real Michael Fagan (who broke into the palace to have a chat with the queen) said that the scene in the TV show was all wrong. What is true is the director security was so embarrassed that he tried to submit a resignation. The Queen declined it.
I found a new respect to Queen Elizabeth because of this show lol
ME too!
Is it worth to watch?
@@lancealdrinalberca112 Definitely, phenomenal acting and consistently great writing, plus perfect production values. Definitely worth watching!
Really? I'm in the second season now and losing more and more respect. Not only is she herself one of the least interesting characters in the whole show, she also pretty much never does what she thinks is right but instead bows to what other people tell her to do. Even in her 20s,she already had an antiquated mindset. I find all the other characters much more interesting and indeed, respect worthy.
SingenStatt Atmen People give her advice on what to do and most times she did take them. She is able to make up her own mind on things. It’s probably not her fault if she seems antiquated maybe it’s because of the way she was brought up or the way her father acted as king.
Claire foy def deserve more recognition, she's such an underrated actress. Can't wait for season 3 and definitely will miss her play elizabeth
She literally won an Emmy
saturrrnes I personally do not like the actresses playing the queen and Princess Margaret. Season 3 was just disappointing.
Jeanne Joseph you’re in the minority.
No she is not underrated at all
@@deshaunx776 I think she meant Olivia Colman & Helena Bonham Carter playing the Queen & Princess Margaret in S3.
the moment the real Winston Churchill says "God save the Queen" gives me goosebumps
yes, I repeated it several times
This is why the Crown on net flix is so well loved. They did well to stick to the facts. As the saying goes WELL DONE.
Marilyn Pizziferri But they HAVEN'T stuck to the facts. For example, Wallis was NOT at David's side immediately before he made his radio address, that December. She had already left England, supposedly I fear of her life. She had already been I France for months when he agreed to and signed the Abdication.
but if they sticked to facts.. it would be boring as fuck :) so be happy about it
MentallySane It would be disrespectful as well, these are real people remember?
to a certain extend yes
Marilyn Pizziferri, they do not stick to the facts. Some of the changes are extremely objectionable
King Edward VII’s speech is almost exact
And he even has his voice down
So good. I loved this comparison, because as I was watching the show I kept googling what a scene actually looked like, so this was great.
thanks! :)
The series were so well-acted. The script very good.
Well it's real life not script
Season 3 isn't as good, imo
@@annfisher8256 is it really so bad and boring? I'm starting watching it today. But I'm sure the the fourth season will be great!
@@kathrine7498 The season 3 is amazing
@@LilyMcdurmont it's not real life, it's a script based on a real family from an outsiders perspective ,the royal family are upset that so many people think its a documentary and for get it's a tv show 🙄
I absolutely loved Claire Foy as queen. That episode where she becomes queen, man I cried all over again
I absolutely love how most of the camera angles are mirrored from the actual footage. Interestingly it shows real attention to detail.
This must have taken a lot of work to create this video. Well done and thank you!
you welcome! :)
I am always very moved to see how King George VI is depicted as a shy men, who proved himself to be strong but also vulnerable. How he who had gave up everything to remain a simple man out of the spotlight. I always want to give the actor who portrays him (Colin Firth or Jared Harris) a big hug.
yeah, 2 great portrayals
Jared Harris is unfairly underrated. He always amazed me whether he's in movies or TV shows. You can see him in the sci-fi show "Fringe." I loved that show as well as this one.
That crowning ceremony sent chill in my spine. It really felt like I was watching something divine.
You weren't its a load of hocus pocus bullshit.
@@Dessienewshoes Why are you like this?
Watching the original coronation and Prince Phillip's pledge to the Queen, after the Prince's demise, hits different, especially the line, "I shall be your main liege man for life."
he did very well in this respect
And he did
When you are watching this video while wearing an earphone, the fact that you can hear the original speeches in your right ear and the series ones in your left ear, makes this video incredibly intriguing ✨✨ such good job on this channel's front ✨✨👌🏻
thanks
Ughh. The coronation was SO WELL DONE!!!!!
The whole time I was watching the real footage. What an incredible life she led. RIP Queen Elizabeth II
I still can't believe Lithgow is not English. That accent!
Kenneth Summers Well, Churchill after all had an American mother...
Acting ability over anything else.
He's the best in the biz!
What. If I hadn't seen this comment, I wouldn't even have known
Wuttttt
I cried so much when the king passed away. Awesome show
Excellent comparison
thanks :)
There are a few scenes here, not the who;e movie is shown.
Maria Spencer it's a show, and duh
They really put their back and feet into this. Got hooked after the 1st episodes.
In case you missed it, the nun was Prince Phillip's mother.
Bill King During her life, after she shed her totally inadequate husband, she became a hero. Living in Athens during the war, she rescued a number of folks from the threat of death by the Nazis. She could do that because she was royally connected and was able to receive food parcels. She saved the lives of her neighborhoods children, feeding them from her food parcels. Philip can be an ass but, as one learns by looking at some of his blood relatives, he certainly is not stupid nor a coward, his nephews are accomplished historians. He might have made a good King, at some point.
HRH Princess Alice yep
Choices like the queen standing up in an open-top car waving in Africa (the Crown) vs. waving while sitting down (reality), or Churchill struggling up the stairs to make his speech (the crown) vs. going smoothly down the stairs (reality).... These make a huge difference to the understanding of the character at the moment. I wonder why the directors chose to edit these moments.
I love The Crown series. I rewatched it a few times. I’m still waiting for season two. I’m pretty stoked it’s coming out in December. These comparisons are pretty cool. It makes me appreciate the series more.
Wow King Edward’s speech and that actor was pitch, pacing, and rhythm EXACT! Amazing
All of them are outstanding actors and actresses, like damn...
There was a slight mix up in timeline events where Prince Philip's mother was wearing the grey nun dress at their wedding in 1947 where it was in fact a later habit of Princess Alice of Battenberg. She only founded her sisterhood order in 1949. She did however wear that nun dress in 1953 for Elizabeth's coronation.
It better when they get small stuff like this wrong, instead of having the queen drive a Lamborghini or something stupid.
since there was actual footage of the wedding and how they were dressed, it was inexcusable,
Poor Princess Alice. She had a hard life.
They also portrayed her as actually crazy and just dressing up as a nun when in fact she dedicated herself to a nun order and sold her jewelry (save some diamonds which were used as an engagement ring for Elizabeth) to finance it.
@@islezeus who portrayed her as crazy? because the show did her justice
Started watching this show over quarantine and I really fell in love with it. I love history, especially when it shows real stories of real people. Of course in a show you're going to get things done for dramatic license, but it's not like they wildly made things up. Real historical facts can be just as dramatic and profound.
No Netflix series can be ever considered historical. For history, research the facts.
This show must be great for the uk acting profession. The number of roles for actors in uk is amazing. They all do a wonderful job.
They honestly chose one of the most accurate looking cast ever, like everyone has some similarities to the roles they are playing.
I'm sorry, but they didn't. Despite playing the parts well, none of them look anything like the people they are playing.
@@bpoleary1 non of them? That's not true lol
@@clockworktime7195 Well, maybe the actress playing Queen Mary does a little, and the actor playing Edward VIII looks quite like him when he was middle aged, but that's it. There's not a scrap of resemblance in the rest of them to the people they're playing.
@@bpoleary1 not Margaret? Diana? They were pretty spot on imo
@@clockworktime7195 Diana in season 4 yes, and Princess Anne in seasons 3 and 4, but I assumed this comment was about the original cast where I didn't see any resemblance in the vast majority of them. I disagree with you about the original Princess Margaret actress, Vanessa Kirby, I actually think she looks more like the Queen in the 1950s than Princess Margaret, certainly more then what Claire Foy does, who I think looks nothing like her, despite playing the part well, even though I also think she does more of the voice of the older Queen rather than the age of the Queen she's portraying.
Edwards speech reminded me of one of my favourite movies The king's speech.
I miss Colin firth and helena
Helena will be coming back as princess Margaret for season 3
They did such an amazing work on this show, i love how close to the reality they tried to make it, how much research they did on writing the script, excellent cast choices on the first 2 seasons. I always loved The Royal Family and i love this show.
Some of these are synced to almost perfection.
Is it just me or is the actor who plays the child version of Elizabeth so similar looking to the queen! They cast her so well - I think it's the eyes
LOL, one of the actresses playing the adult Elizabeth has brown eyes. They tried filming scenes with blue contacts but it didn't show up well on film.
@@largol33t1 Which one is that?
I love these series and I'm not even British
You don't have to be to enjoy it. I have been blown away by the writing, acting, cinematography, historical accuracy, and the whole way it has been put together. Yes, there have some inaccuracies probably along the way but overall it is excellent. Would like to hear more of Philip's gaffes top be honest, His wit is legendary.
I'm Indian.. The irony lol
Me too I'm Indian
Lol i'm Colombian
The colonised coloured people must be enjoying this show more. Because they love white people😂
claire foy kinda looks sad in most scenes where the queen would have faked a big smile.
Luneland I’ve always thought that was genius!
But when claire smiled her smiles always seemed fake. I think Claire portrayed her coldness well
IRL, yes, but as the audience we need to see what's going on emotionally underneath the smile. Claire's performance (and the direction) was perfect
I am such an idiot. For the wedding comparison from 1:47 to 2:10, I was looking at the two bottom ones and was completely amazed at how they managed to get every moment COMPLETELY in sync. 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
Another one of things I like about this video is that you can hear the audio from the tv in the left earphone and the audio from the real clip in the other
Hits different now that the queen is dead
I think young Queen was actually more attractive than the actress. Her smile was gorgeous😍. As a millennial kid I didn't know much about the Queen.Thanks to the Crown. Now we are all royal expert.😊
Chère Millenial, votre remarque est juste. La reine a beaucoup plus d’allure, de charme et en même temps de retenue que l’actrice.
J’ai commencé à collectionner les photos d’Elizabeth en 1953 et je continue toujours. The Crown est une fiction pour grand public. Sans doute avez-vous remarqué les tons sombres, les cadrages mélodramatiques de la série. On pourrait croire que les Royaux n’ont que de mauvaises lampes!! Si vous voulez avoir une autre idée sur la vie d’Elizabeth vous avez des quantités de photos sur le WEB, Instagram, TH-cam ainsi que les actualités de Pathé. Bonnes découvertes.
I think John Lithgow did a wonderful job portraying Winston Churchill.
Essa série marcou minha playlist de séries A MELHOR DE TODAS COM BASE EM HISTÓRIA.. sem dúvidas a melhor série
First problem: Philip's mother did NOT attend the wedding as a nun; she came dressed so to the Coronation.
If the real wedding procession FROM the Abbey had been properly narrated, one would know that she appeared in a floor
length suit, walking alongside the Queen Mary. And that is just the first mistake.
I really loved the series because its point was not a re-creation but to be able to see round the corners of events.
Agreed. They got the core facts right and built around that. Sure, they knew that Phillip's mother wasn't dressed correctly, but they wanted to make her recognizable since many people know she was a nun but probably don't know that she was in a floor length suit for the wedding.
They're trying to squash years of history into a few hours. If they didn't combine events and sensationalise some things people would complain that it's long and boring. If you want realism then watch a documentary.
The actor who plays Churchill is my favorite.
One of my fav tv shows by far .. Claire foy was amazing .. her voice was spot on
This was insane. That speech by Edward VIII was incredible.
11:55 - "6 years ago" vs "8 years ago". Why would they change that?
right?
Im guessing to keep the years in the show consistent since the time of the events could have been changed in order to fit the storyline?
I don`t see any other reason for why they changed it as opposed to keeping it as it really was.
Could be an honest mistake
Just finished Season 2. And now waiting for season 3! I'm obsessed with Royal Family 😍 Such a classy! Love from Indonesia.
It sounds weird with headphones, coz on the left ear you hear the series' audio, and on the right one you hear the actual thing.
I love it
claire foy absolutely NAILED it as the queen i cannot stress this enough
Claire Foy played Queen Elizabeth so well I couldn't keep on watching the third season it was too much of a shock to me.
Olivia Coleman is an excellent, award winning actress. She was devastatingly good in the show Broadchurch. You're missing out.
Wonder about the locations of the Crown. They were made off??? They seem so real.
Digital set extensions.
Largely CGI
@@peterscottmorgan1 the CGI looked more realistic than the real ones.
i'm so hooked with The crown right now... i had no idea it was this good, 2 seasons in 4 days
These comparisons are amazing really well done
Thanks a lot for making this awesome comparison video! Love it so much!
I’m impressed by the actor who did the impression of Nasser i have to say it, lots of productions they mess up the accents and sometimes the Arabic language. The show is incredible how they payed attention to the details . Loving it 👏🏻
I will never forget the emotion " God Save The Queen" bought
I don't know if anyone else notices it amongst the heavy production and script of The Crown. The real Queen's public appearances are always more cheerful and she doesn't wear a very stern expression or ever looks morose like the actors who played her. But of course it is fiction, and we don't know how she is in real life, but she has a positive air around her when in public, not approachable but all smiles and never stolid.
Queen Elizabeth was very beautiful as a young woman nice smile.
I really love the portrayal of the actress for young Queen Elizabeth II, she's so effective and has a strong facial features which made her more powerful in looks. And her eyes speaks so well which brought the right emotions.
Thank you for your hard work in making this!
you welcome! :)
Claire Foy is amazing 😻 so sad, just 2 seasons for her 😿 I kinda stop watching season 3 because of new casting.
I am so hooked with Claire's acting and beauty 💗
You realy should watch it more, it's very interesting, and they were always planning on re-casting everyone, they do it every two seasons
Thank you for making this. Love the series.
you welcome! :)
Queen Elizabeth II is so well cared of that she can reach the age of 130. It will be the year 2056. Prince Charles will be 108 years old, Prince William 74 and Prince George 43.
If Prince George´s first child is born in 2038 he or she will be 18 years old by that time.
Good god.
teltri i read the said that she will abdicate if she reaches 95
@@adrianaa.4226 She will never abdicate HRH the prince of Wales will only become king the day his mother passes
teltri you really wish this in this woman who has given so much 130 sounds miserable
@@adrianaa.4226 She will never abdicate, plus she could just designate her duties to Prince Charles if she cant perform some of her duties anymore, but she will never abdicate.
Though it is possible she'll live till her 120s. She has a healthy lifestyle and almost have no vices. Her grandma queen mary lived till 100 even though she's a smoker.
The Queen: 🙂
The actress that plays The Queen: 😐
I love the real queen much more as compared to in fictional form in this series. The real queen smile way more often.
I saw the title of this and thought "wow this is exactly what I was looking for". Thanks for making this video!
Fun fact: lf your using headsets you can hear the seperate audios in the individual ear pieces
The coronation is my favourite ep, it always make me cry idk why.
Claire Foy could be a Great Queen in Real life because of her BEAUTY!
This Netflix series was very well done, well reproduced! They were very faithful to various details, movements and so on. I'm loving watching this series! Claire Foy acted very well as the queen. I really enjoyed seeing her work on The Crown! She is a great actress!
I just hope that the new cast would be as good as the original. I would really miss them especially Matt Smith, Vanessa Kirby, Ben Miles and Claire Foy. Who did outstanding portrayal of the characters.
wow the abdication speech is so impressive. the actor nailed it
I love when Hollywood gets it right
It was Elstree studios... In England, not Hollywood... In America.
deanna johnson not everything is made by Hollywood
John Adams Miniseries sure did a great job as well! The U.S. really did have to go through "The Struggles" to do whatever it takes to make somebody President. Though the French part was a bit too obnoxious.
If Hollywood did it then she would breakdance down the aisle at the coronation.
This is England, not Hollywood, hence the superior quality.
So sad the king died young he seemed to be a nice man 🤔👍
I really like how there is a difference in listening when you wear headphoneso
I have countless favorite moments in season 1, but one of my very top of the list favorites has to no doubt be the entire storyline of Churchill's portrait, with the anxious revealing of it at Churchill's 80th birthday audience in front of the majority of Parliament and Cabinet Party, including of course friends and family and associates and admirers alike....
I will admit I was growing frustratingly impatient and hopelessly disappointed when every scene containing the painting of Churchill's portrait in the making was purposely denying us a peak at it.
At first I thought it was a major oversight by the shows Director, but then I felt silly when I realized the building intent behind its shrouded mystery. And that the brilliant banter between Churchill and the Painter was in NO WAY filler, but instead an absolute GENIUS way of revealing some of Churchill's most personal inner dialogue of tug of war that he battled with almost incessantly. In fact, the back and forth between them was I feel necessary to truly understand the man in the portrait once revealed.
The comments of the portrait artist towards Churchill I think frightened Churchill, and the way in which Churchill responded showed that he knew he could no longer hide the man he has become; though masterful and demanding of respect, he had been denying the one awful truth all of mankind must face and come to terms with eventually, ready or not: that he is the only one who still believes himself to be the eligible youthful savior he once was. He knew the truth however, that he was feeble and tired, and feared that his facade to all peering in was cracking, but he was never 100% too certain that was indeed the case UNTIL the portrait artist revealed it so thru banter and by the very man he saw at that moment in time, and therefore painted that man as such. We could see that Churchill was worried when each time the artist would speak an ugly truth to Churchill, Churchill would reply in a way of self defense, not fly by confidence-but worry and replied almost as if he was trying to convince the artist otherwise.
The revealing of the portrait was such an amazing moment. How factual was it I'd like to know? Is there actually footage of Churchill's disdain at the revealing?
What happened to the artist? Did he go on to produce famed paintings? Or was his career over at that point?
The part when Churchill was yelling at him back at Churchill's home was great! How he said it looked as if he was a sad creature trying to push a stool out. Hahaba
Amazing!
Whys Philip so salty
Cos he's a strong man (and born a prince himself) who has been forced to always take second place to his wife. Despite their having been married for seventy years, he is still not even allowed to walk next to her during public appearances, having to stay four paces behind. This archaic and ridiculous bit of British royal protocol is to show (for anyone who hasn't yet worked it out) that she has a higher status that he.
As royal born himself, he new what was coming for him by marrying her. He was just insecure. And if the portrayal of his dad in season 2 was even remotely true we know why.
Adi D. Duță but he didn’t expect that the king would die too soon. Nobody did
@@wandawoman8392 Also he was a "man's man" of the 50's who was playing second fiddle not only to a woman, but to his wife. The culture of the day would have told him that made him less of a man, a weak and pathetic figure. His ego couldn't take it.
Itzel Tellez if he was indeed as salty as they portrayed him, we can all speculate..so here I go. Despite knowing that she would someday be queen there’s no way he could have know every unpleasant detail of how it would effect him. Nor could he predict how it would change the personality of the woman he loved, and the effect that would take on the dynamics of their marriage. It’s understandable to be 🧂 in his shoes.
What a brilliant video! I love this series and have been looking back at original footage but to have the two side by side is fantastic! Thank you xx
The show is a masterpiece of period historical Television
The show is the mad men of 2010s 2020s
The actor for queen Elizabeth is so beautiful wow
It is quite interesting how the show portrayed Churchill always grumpy and in dark colours, when in fact the footages show him being quite humorous and surrounded by happy people.
I wonder why they chose to picture him like that.
Fantastic work with the editing, well done 👏🏻
The Crown is using plenty of the original newsreel footage, especially for the long shots where faces aren't visible.
What's also really funny is that Claire Foy is from northwest England, so her accent as the Queen couldn't be further removed from her real one.
COMPLETELY NAILED IT! Excellent work!!!
the casting is pretty damn amazing