Who Is Beneath Forgiveness | The Crown (Claire Foy, Matthew Goode)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2024
- Queen Elizabeth II (Claire Foy) reaches out to the visiting reverend hoping to learn another view towards forgiveness.
From Season 2, Episode 5: Vergangenheit
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The Crown is based on Queen Elizabeth II as a young newlywed faced with leading the world's most famous monarchy while forging a relationship with legendary Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. The British Empire is in decline, and the political world is in disarray, but a new era is dawning. Peter Morgan's masterfully researched scripts reveal the Queen's private journey behind the public façade with daring frankness. Prepare to see into the coveted world of power and privilege behind the locked doors of Westminster and Buckingham Palace.
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I love this, they dont make a mockery of Graham, they dont try to erase the Queen’s faith, and they dont try to hide her struggles.
Great scene! Claire Foy is so execellent. Her silence draws in you in even more. Gifted actress.
It is such a beautiful scene! I said this in the other video but he is so gentle and kind to her and I so love that! He doesnt judge her or condemn her or berate her but he sees she is truly hurting...and he meets her where she is and does so in such a loving and accepting way.
Well scripted, beautifully crafted and well acted, but probably has no relation to reality. While the Queen and Graham were reported to be friends, would she be likely to seek spiritual guidance from him, instead of her own bishops?
I did like the character's guidance though - I couldn't imagine a better answer.
I’m a minister myself, and even I struggle to forgive people who’ve wronged me. I remember God pressing on my heart to forgive a guy who disrespected me and my calling into the ministry, and he did it all intentionally and with no true regard to seek my forgiveness. It had already been two years since I severed ties with him, and I still would get frustrated and want to avoid him each time I saw him. Then I realized that I was allowing this person and what they did to me to not only hinder my relationship with them, but it was hindering my intimacy with God as well. In that particular situation, I was not willing to extent the same grace God showed me in His Son Jesus. Eventually, God softened my heart to finally be willing to forgive him, despite the fact he wasn’t asking for it. I went to him the next time I saw him and told him that I finally decided to forgive him for what he did to me. Get this, he told me, “I totally forgot that, and didn’t know you still held that against me.” I told him, “Well now I hold nothing against you.” Forgiveness is ultimately about letting go of that which will drag you down.
Claire Foy is a master actor, exhibiting through her pauses and actions a much deeper insight into troubling challenges faced by a young queen.
Clare Foy is just brilliant !
"King George V" ticking in the background. Superb cinematography!
This is a really beautiful scene.
What makes this such a beautiful scene is that queen Elizabeth really loved her father and he was harshly throw into this position without much practice. She is still hurting over this! Queen Elizabeth may have struggled with this because she was looking at this the wrong way. She should have viewed this as a blessing in disguise. Maybe God saw that her uncle was messing up too much and she and her father both found favor with God for being the reliable, dependable ones in the family. Princess Margaret once said " for all the mistakes in this family not everything can be blamed on the abdication". And Margaret was correct. Queen Elizabeth was human and she was angry and hurt but she had to accept eventually and when she finally did she took her "career " to heart. Good for her!!
@@JoanMorrison-vq2jc I agree, but in this scene the biggest issue is the Edward & Wallis collaboration with the Nazis
@@bombshellmusical9566 Yes. And the Queen has not only reason to resent Edward for what could possibly have happened to her and her family. She is portrayed as really struggling to understand why he would have put the British people at risk. The Queen did her part in the war and that would have hurt her deeply.
One of the best sermons I ever heard was that Christians are required to forgive, butthey are not required to forget. One can forgive the wrong done to you, and those that did the wrong, but you need NOT give the wrong doer an opportunity to wrong you again.
Do you mean that you need not give the wrong doer an opportunity to wrong you again?
@@julesmum9781 That should read ….need NOT give…
This episode really helped me with some personal situations that I felt unable to forgive, i pray for them and I pray for myself
Keep going with the crown scenes please. This is my favorite show.
Keep Season 1 & 2 clips coming!
I love her pink outfit here, she looks so pretty.
You know, Graham likely didn’t get a 1 on 1 moment with the Queen like this. He had a personal rule that he would not be alone in a room with a woman who wasn’t his wife, if he could not have an additional person in the room. In an age where you have countless people not safeguarding themselves from accusation or temptation, that is why we still cannot find any dirt on Graham. He was committed to the Lord and to his marriage.
That isn't Matthew Goode, that's Paul Sparks.
Right. Not Matthew Goode who played Anthony Armstrong Jones.
And I love the advice he gives her! I think it's the exactly what Jesus would of said to her! 😊
This isn't Matthew Goode. He played Princesss Margaret's husband.
My one great criticism of The Crown was the producers decision to keep changing the cast. I was a huge fan of Clare Foy and Matt Smith as their majesties. They could easily have aged through the production with proper make up, which wouldn't have been too difficult.
Yes but Claire said just last month she ended her time on it for her own sanity. I could be wrong...but I think acting and taking on the roles she has....has been very helpful and therapeutic for her
Even just one more season with Claire and Matt would have been amazing!
@@tarawrr20 Well, I believe Claire and I think it would of been harmful to her to continue so I wouldn't of enjoyed any of it to be honest.
he example of Jesus is difficult to match - in his divine love and wisdom he was able to forgive the sins of the whole world on the cross. “Forgive them, for they know not what they do.” It is difficult for us to forgive when we have been betrayed, hurt or mistreated. And forgiving is doubly difficult when we are not even asked to do so because the perpetrator obviously doesn't even feel guilty. And is it even up to us to forgive when the actions do not affect us, but others or an entire country or kingdom? No wonder even a queen has trouble with it.
For Elizabeth, this is about her infamous uncle, Edward VIII, who was not the least bit ashamed of his good contacts with the Nazis, his poisonous contempt for his brother and his family, or anything else. And of course all of this will only become public later after his death, so as not to embarrass the government or the royal family. Edward VIII was by no means the only one from the British nobility or from British politics who had sympathies for Nazi Germany.
It is possible that Elizabeth actually forgave him in the end, as the last encounter with the sick Duke of Windsor in season 3 suggests as much. I'm not so sure about Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
Let us hope and pray that with God's grace we will be given enough time and insight to ask others for forgiveness and to be able to forgive ourselves.
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A beautiful response to this scene. Our poor, troubled Queen. Her faith really mattered to her. God rest her. 😔
Always in the background , those DAMN vlovks ticking. Drives me nuts. No wonder the RF and modtceveryonecwho works there is bonkers.
Who she was talking about?
Her Uncle David (Ex King Edward VIII who abdicated to marry Wallis Simpson) because she found out that he had visited Hitler with Wallace and the Nazi promised that he would be reinstated as King, thus dethroning her father, who had been forced to become king, so he helped them to try and win the war. He gave the Nazi the heads up that their plans had been found giving them time to change them. He told them to bomb London more to the point that that would make them ready for peace. Wallace passed on secrets from the boxes to a Nazi, etc... It was an infamous betrayal of not only his family, but the country and his oath to god. It would have meant the annihilation of her, her father, mother and sister and it would have been the end the 1000 years of the kingdom if he would have suceeded.
Her uncle; who abdicated and did a number of heinous acts.
@patrician, please see the clip”sometimes it’s the one you least suspect” by this same video clip poster. It tell you all about her uncle and why she is struggling to forgive him.
@@j.j.9123 thank you, I haven’t watched the show yet but I like the clips
@@laskmj24 thank you
Forgiveness comes with repentance! If they never repent and turn from their wicked ways, we are under no obligation to forgive them.
If it were even remotely close to the truth, there likely would not be an English monarchy, a caring ,concerned, monarch who always puts the interests of his people and his country before himself is what these Britons deserve, tell me how does this reconcile with spending 100 million on a party for ….Yourself!
Nobody!
This is everything that's wrong with Episcopalianism as well as Billy Graham.
Billy Graham wasn't Episcopalian.
“I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
This is one of the more distasteful aspects of Christianity. The mandate to forgive people unconditionally is not only not human, it's not right. There are people in this world who simply are not worthy of forgiveness, and anyone who thinks otherwise hasn't seen them yet.
Forgiveness is only meaningful because it follows remorse and contrition. If forgiveness is given unconditionally, then it means nothing. And it's immoral to treat it that way. Aside from the fact that not all people deserve forgiveness, forgiveness is not something that should be unconditionally expected from victims. The way Christianity teaches about forgiveness, it's more about bottling up your true feelings and covering your hatred with a thin disingenuous veneer of self-righteous phony compassion, which is honestly far more off-putting than simply hating someone. Obligating forgiveness is a scummy thing to teach.
Actually forgiveness is about dealing with your feelings and moving on- not bottling them up. Forgiveness is more for the person giving it, not the one getting it. If you can't forgive someone- how can you expect to be forgiven? That's how the world works. Even if you're not a christian, how would it be to live life day in/ day out with all your mistakes following you around, people holding grudges over you, never letting anything go? Or vice versa? It would be miserable.
Graham looking from hell, feeling giddy at his portrayal in the series meanwhile
What? What does that even mean?
@@kategraham5808 it means Graham is in the deepest parts of the Abyss, being made into a diamond, due to extreme heat and pressure there
What an utterly asinine and contemptuous comment. Obviously made by a woke Commie offended and "triggered" by a decent man like Graham. Pathetic. But you got the 6 seconds of attention here that you've never gotten in real life.
@@HolgerRuneFan lol Do you know nothing of this man?