It bothers me that they never even hugged. Anyways, could we please let these to beautiful humans have their own film? I'd like to sign the petition for that because there is something so very special about their chemistry.
But he never stopped loving his 1st true wife, even though she did have a relationship with lord Byron & gave Byron a daughter, miss 'mathmatics, he didn't stop loving his wife hence he said to Victoria after she said "she couldn't forgive such a betrayal", "you're very young" but still he knew their big age difference & that the nation would never allow her to marry such a man who under normal circumstancies would end up in Newgate prison. So after Victoria married Albert she called lord M a 'father figure, though he might have meant far more to her than she really let on!
nah, it was better that they never hugged. made the tension even better. doesn't matter what the show/movie is, unrequited love is always waaaaaaaaaay more interesting than requited love, once two people get together, all interest in the show/movie fizzles out
I watched dozens of TV shows and I saw many many amazing characters die... But Lord M‘s death was surely one of the most painful ones for me. He was an extraordinary melancholic wise man, a kind soul, a true friend, one who always put his interests aside for Victoria’s sake. Moreover, Rufus Sewell is an incredibly talented actor, and his portrayal of Lord M was extremely deep, moving and multifaceted. He truly is a master of his craft, and an insanely handsome man... I couldn’t have hoped for a better Lord Melbourne. We will miss you ❤️
the real lord M After leaving parliament in August 1841, Melbourne retreated from public life and suffered a stroke 14 months after his exit from politics. Weakened, he led a reclusive existence in the following years although continued to exchange letters with Victoria. He passed away on 24th November 1848, nine years after the queen had begun her reign. Born: March 15, 1779, London, United Kingdom died November 24, 1848, Brocket Hall, Hatfield, United Kingdom
@@HiDesert004 Also Dash didn't die as Victoria got bk from her last visit to Brocket hall knowing he was dying, that was poetic licence. Dash had died long before lord M. Not at the same time, that's why ppl find it so sad but in reality all was different than shown in the drama! Still a very entertaining drama, though they used much poetic licence. That's what drama is about, make you emotional when in reality you wouldn't have been!
The dialog between Albert and Victoria after she found Dash was beautifully done. It told her feelings about how she loved Lord M and Dash and would miss them both
Oh my goodness this episode was very well done, but it was so sad. I cried over Lord M. and then her beloved, Dash. It was too much. I was a complete mess.😭😭😭
@@eleesiasportraits6114 I think that Lord M dying just as Victoria got bk home from her last ever visit to Brocket Hall was meant to coincide with the death of Dash, it didn't really happen in that way but they wanted to portray lord Ms death to Victoria by showing Dash's death so we see the sadness of her loss for both.
@@tradingpost2472 i totally agree with your point of view about the scenes of last Lord Ms visit and the death of Dash.... Lost in tears, Victoria regrets about her Lord M and Dash deaths
they would never kiss. he was still in love with his wife (despite her cheating on him, but M's judgement didn't seem great), and she was married..........it would've been trashy if they kissed
Touching hand in that era was like a hug. I ponder sometimes what would have happen if they would have been marry It was very emotional scene. They both acted superbely.
Oh by the way, I cried for fifteen minutes when I realized I'd lost my favorite character and what Victoria must've felt in that moment all those years ago.
The way I see it is, a Queen is two people the woman Victoria has chosen Lord Melbourne but the queen she became needed Albert. The same way Elizabeth II as queen needed Phillip but the woman she was chose a different man.
Rufus Sewell is great actor. He should understand that he’s better at being a good guy than bad guy. The bad guy role doesn’t suit him and he waste his talents when he does them. He has an air of someone important but on the good side not the bad side
I don't think that's exactly his fault. He has said many times that most of the roles that came to him were villains due to his strong and sharp features.
@@suestuckey2976 Not really...He has died at 69 exactly., not 61 - so he was born at 1779...Victoria was born at 1819 ... Still, I agree - actor who is playing Lord Melborune is realy charsimatic and did great job, and secondly this is tv show , not documentation - so they have made it realy nice relationship between those two
I know how old this clip is, but I found this series a week ago. Could anoyone help me and tell what Mozart piece is the bird singing? I can't quite place it whan I look for the right tune.
![Victoria confesses her love to Lord Melbourne [1x03]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7TBx91K4Qvs/mqdefault.jpg)
It bothers me that they never even hugged. Anyways, could we please let these to beautiful humans have their own film? I'd like to sign the petition for that because there is something so very special about their chemistry.
But he never stopped loving his 1st true wife, even though she did have a relationship with lord Byron & gave Byron a daughter, miss 'mathmatics, he didn't stop loving his wife hence he said to Victoria after she said "she couldn't forgive such a betrayal", "you're very young" but still he knew their big age difference & that the nation would never allow her to marry such a man who under normal circumstancies would end up in Newgate prison. So after Victoria married Albert she called lord M a 'father figure, though he might have meant far more to her than she really let on!
I’m all up for this and I don’t even watch Victoria 😂
nah, it was better that they never hugged. made the tension even better. doesn't matter what the show/movie is, unrequited love is always waaaaaaaaaay more interesting than requited love, once two people get together, all interest in the show/movie fizzles out
It's called protocol plus Lord M knows not to cross a line. She is after all the Queen.
I watched dozens of TV shows and I saw many many amazing characters die... But Lord M‘s death was surely one of the most painful ones for me.
He was an extraordinary melancholic wise man, a kind soul, a true friend, one who always put his interests aside for Victoria’s sake.
Moreover, Rufus Sewell is an incredibly talented actor, and his portrayal of Lord M was extremely deep, moving and multifaceted.
He truly is a master of his craft, and an insanely handsome man... I couldn’t have hoped for a better Lord Melbourne.
We will miss you ❤️
What a sad life Lord M had . Near tears when Victoria took him the singing bird.
I’m crying 😭!! I don’t want Lord M to die!! He is so sweet!!
Never forget Lord M so nice and gently, nice episode
the real lord M After leaving parliament in August 1841, Melbourne retreated from public life and suffered a stroke 14 months after his exit from politics.
Weakened, he led a reclusive existence in the following years although continued to exchange letters with Victoria. He passed away on 24th November 1848, nine years after the queen had begun her reign.
Born: March 15, 1779, London, United Kingdom
died November 24, 1848, Brocket Hall, Hatfield, United Kingdom
and he was 40 years older than she was lol
@@HiDesert004 Also Dash didn't die as Victoria got bk from her last visit to Brocket hall knowing he was dying, that was poetic licence. Dash had died long before lord M. Not at the same time, that's why ppl find it so sad but in reality all was different than shown in the drama! Still a very entertaining drama, though they used much poetic licence. That's what drama is about, make you emotional when in reality you wouldn't have been!
The dialog between Albert and Victoria after she found Dash was beautifully done. It told her feelings about how she loved Lord M and Dash and would miss them both
@@tradingpost2472 But lord M didn't die at that time of their goodbye. He died after. Or I misunderstood your comment.
Oh my goodness this episode was very well done, but it was so sad. I cried over Lord M. and then her beloved, Dash. It was too much. I was a complete mess.😭😭😭
Linda Sturm i was so busy morning Lord M that dash took me completely off guard!! That was devastating!!!
Si es cierto.
@@eleesiasportraits6114 I think that Lord M dying just as Victoria got bk home from her last ever visit to Brocket Hall was meant to coincide with the death of Dash, it didn't really happen in that way but they wanted to portray lord Ms death to Victoria by showing Dash's death so we see the sadness of her loss for both.
@@tradingpost2472 i totally agree with your point of view about the scenes of last Lord Ms visit and the death of Dash.... Lost in tears, Victoria regrets about her Lord M and Dash deaths
He was the ideal Lord Melbourne, everything about him says classy.
Albert’s great and all, but I really wanted them to kiss when they said their farewells, even though it’s not remotely historically accurate lol
they would never kiss. he was still in love with his wife (despite her cheating on him, but M's judgement didn't seem great), and she was married..........it would've been trashy if they kissed
Touching hand in that era was like a hug. I ponder sometimes what would have happen if they would have been marry It was very emotional scene. They both acted superbely.
- I learned so much from you, you know. - You learned from me? - More than you can imagine.
We will never forget, Lord M.♥ 😭😭😭
There is something different about Rufus. He is something else..
I sat there watching their last scene saying out loud (through a cracked voice) HUG HIM.” I cannot tell you how much we needed her to hug him. 💔
Very touching scene & I am so drawn to their love for each other. I cried each time I watched this part.
Nothing but love for Lord M 💙
Aaahh I want to see the "streaming with tears" version too 😭 I love them
Oh by the way, I cried for fifteen minutes when I realized I'd lost my favorite character and what Victoria must've felt in that moment all those years ago.
It was very well done. Both are great actors.
A classic case of "Less Is More".
As British television does to perfection. Great comment!
The way I see it is, a Queen is two people the woman Victoria has chosen Lord Melbourne but the queen she became needed Albert. The same way Elizabeth II as queen needed Phillip but the woman she was chose a different man.
What a beautiful way to describe it.
First lord M and then Dash!!! I couldn’t handle all the feels ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Rufus Sewell is great actor. He should understand that he’s better at being a good guy than bad guy. The bad guy role doesn’t suit him and he waste his talents when he does them. He has an air of someone important but on the good side not the bad side
I don't think that's exactly his fault. He has said many times that most of the roles that came to him were villains due to his strong and sharp features.
@@zebritah1 those features make him such an interesting and a desirable being!!!!! That makes him irresistible!!! His eyes......
His Petrucchio is legend.
Sewell said he didn’t like playing the villain all the time and didn’t want to be characterized as such. Middlemarch!
Rufus Sewell - What a hottie, as Lord Melbourne!! Gorgeous.
WHY DID YOU HAVE TO KILL LORD M!!!! He was the best character in the whole show
Because this is based on real history... William Lamb, aka Lord Melbourne, died in 1848 at the age of 61.
@@SaucyJack88 so true x
@@suestuckey2976 Not really...He has died at 69 exactly., not 61 - so he was born at 1779...Victoria was born at 1819 ... Still, I agree - actor who is playing Lord Melborune is realy charsimatic and did great job, and secondly this is tv show , not documentation - so they have made it realy nice relationship between those two
I watched the farewell scene and balled my eyes out 😭😭
I always loved his eyes😍😍😍
a very very good choice : Rufus Sewell as Lord Melbourne !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is beautiful and the British can really do drama unlike us Americans... looking forward to the next chapter
That is just a beyond ignorant. I’m British and enjoy watching American dramas all the time. Don’t fucking globalize like that. It’s disgusting.
I'd like to see the different versions of this scene that they did but thefinal product was just right I think.
What great actors, cry cry cry and then Dash oh no! Can't take any more too sad.
I'm crying😭the feels...!!😢😭😭😭
don't die Lord M😭
greatest scene ever :'(
I'm crying😭
I love Rufus Sewell
Ouch, my heart 😭💔 and the poor dog too 😭😭😭
Did the city Melbourne, VIC, Australia just named after Lord Melbourne???
i think so, just read that on Wikipedia.
My favorite goodbye scene😥😥😥
made me cry
Lord M 😭😭😭😭😭
Ti Lord Melbourne ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
So sad... 💔
Isn’t the actor of Lord M also the one who played Hamilton from the hbo John Adams or am I mistaken?
Yes. Same actor
Rufus Sewell, a long time favorite actor
I know how old this clip is, but I found this series a week ago. Could anoyone help me and tell what Mozart piece is the bird singing? I can't quite place it whan I look for the right tune.
Queen of the Night Aria from The Magic Flute
@@MSOViola1A thank you very much!
I was very confused when they didn’t address his death in the next episode.
The creator said he could have not died in this scene. Never say never were her words about him being in season 3
Sooo sad 😭
Boohoo crying out loud last night. About to start again. Why Lord M, Why???????
😭😭😭😭😭
song?
💔
All I see is
Obergruppenführer John Smith
😭😭😭😭😿😿
Come on! He was as old as her father. He had lost his daughter and she had never known her father. Every relationship is not romantic.
ngl, once he left the show, the rest of the series got boring very quickly. i stopped watching a few episodes after he died