THE CROWN Season 6 Part 2 The Queen's Death Explained VS Real Events & Symbolism Of The Ending
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- I review, breakdown and explain The Crown Season 6. I discuss Part 2, whilst also reacting to The Queen's death during the ending. I compare the show to the real events and answer if it was accurate and what the differences were.
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What did you think of the finale of The Crown season 6? Btw, sorry about my voice in this video, I’ve been a bit unwell! Hopefully it’s not too distracting 😅
Your voice sounded fine to us. It was a great review! We hope you're feeling better.
One of the best finales I've ever seen. It was a remarkable show form the first episode to the last. By the way get well soon
It was perfect.
Say whatever you want about the last season but no one can deny that bringing Claire Foy, Olivia Colman, and Imelda Staunton together to play Queen Elizabeth one last time in different age was a genius and lovely idea for the queen's tribute. I can't imagine any other ending better for this series than that
Yes i thought it was beautiful loved it❤
@@decimanightelf4135 Nope, creator Peter Morgan has stated that the sixth is the last for the series
I cried a little to be honest to see all the stages of her. A better ending couldn't have been given to us I'm glad they put in the effort to give us an ending that felt like Queen Elizabeth was celebrated and recognized.
Queen Elizaverse 😂😂😂
@@15Candles thank goodness.
I loved that they brought back all three of the Elizabeth actresses to share the screen again. I loved the introduction of Kate, and the depiction of Charles and Camilla's wedding.
Yeah I thought that was such a good episode!
Agreed
I wish they bought Verity Russell too, the girl who played little Elizabeth in seasons 1 & 3
And the long walk that Elizabeth takes out of the chapel is analogous to her very last journey down the Long Walk at Windsor Castle to her final resting place
@@himtheemperoradityaofindiaShe probably grew up lol
Philip leaving first was poignant. Then Elizabeth understanding that she had passed too. Very well done.
I liked the way they presented the queen's death, in a symbolic and dignified way. Another chapter that I really enjoyed is The Ritz, in which we see the dimension of the Liliberh / Margaret relationship.
I think the ending is exactly what I hoped we would see! Kudos to The Crown for handling the situation with integrity and dignity! Love that ALL actresses appeared at the end. 👏👑♥
Did anyone notice the path Queen
Elizabeth walks on at the end, if you ignore the triangular pattern at the starting of the path and the box at the end of it, there are exactly 17 lines in between the middle over which she walks over. Signifying her remaining 17 year reign from the time the show ends at
(2005) to the end of her reign (2022).
After which she walks into the gate with shining light, symbolising afterlife
I loved the last episode. Bringing the other two actresses back was genius but the final scenes in St. George's Chapel were so fitting. Showing her casket there and having the piper playing the lament that actually played at her funeral was the closure we needed.
I thought the Queen was acknowledging her own eventual demise.
I didn’t cry when she passed but while watching that ending with Phillip ugh balled like a baby, it finally felt real. She’s with her love again….doesn’t feel like a full year.
This final scene of the crown makes me shudder. It is unbelievably well directed and executed. I’m at a loss of words.
Yeah it was a good way to conclude it!
Same.
I knew Claire Foy and Olivia Colman will be back but i didn't expect that Claire, Olivia, and Imelda Staunton will be in the same frame together in the last few minutes of the series. Despite some issues i have with the sixth season, i think the series wrapped up beautifully with a lovely tribute for the queen. God bless the cast and the crew for all their hardwork for this series, i'm definitely going to miss them in their roles. I don't think there could've been a better depiction of the Royal Family than this incredible series ❤
Maiden, Mother, and Crone.
The ending of the series was a beautiful, poignant work of art.
I will miss the Crown!
seeing how Diana, Dodi, The Queen Mother, Margaret, Philip and the Queen herself all died in one season was so depressing to me
It was definitely bleak. A bleak final season
That's life unfortunately
One season ( 8 episodes ) to us, 25 years in real life. The power of media to reframe things into a cohesive narrative
You overlooked another symbol: the number of pillars in the final scene, where the queen took her last walk, was 8 on each side. When multiplied by 2, it becomes 16, and adding the final door brings the total to 17, representing the years the queen reigned until her death in 2022.
ummmm, are you talking about Queen Elizabeth II? Cause her reign was waaay longer than 17 years.
@@m0t0b33 he means the amount of years left from 2005 until she died in 2022
The ending was so sad made me cry all over again... I miss her...seeing the pipe player up there during her funeral made me sob so hard knowing that he used to play for her every morning and to see it play a part in the movie was so heartbreaking that she picked the song... bless her heart... I caught that she was wearing white and I had a feeling that Prince Phillip was visiting her... when he stomped on the floor and said something like they are sleeping I knew he wasn't really there... In real life seeing her sitting in the chapel alone with his casket .. my heart ached for her... she lost her rock... never seen the Queen so alone you know she had to be in heavy tears..I am so proud of her that she NEVER GAVE UP.... Her parents have to be so proud of her.. And them showing Prince William totally getting how she was so strong and dutiful he finally got it... he will be come KING and make a great one... Pieces of his Mum in him makes him a wonderful young man...
Also, it is really symbolic that the show both began and ended with an episode where a wedding of an heir to the throne (in Season 1 ep 1, it was Elizabeth and Philipp's wedding, in Season 6 ep 10, it was Charles and Camilla's wedding). Also, the callbacks to the Season 1 in the scene between Elizabeth II and Prince Philipp.
Abd all the symbolism to what the future held for them all.
Let’s give a hand to Lesley Mankiller who so eloquently brought Princess Margaret’s story to a close.
Yeah she was great!
Lesley Mankiller was brillant!!
Her last name is Mankiller? That’s amazing.
Manville. Leslie Manville. Not Mankiller. Good grief! @user-us5pv8zw… do your research before spouting rubbish like that.
The fact that Queen Elizabeth wore a white dress in the last scene of the series proves that she left this world as a beautiful angel. The white dress symbolized heaven, the place where she belongs peacefully. It's a small detail that i really love. You will be missed, your majesty ❤🕊️
That’s a good point! Very nice detail
@@BrainPilotIt could also be her wedding attire for her heavenly reunion with Philip in the next life
@@BrainPilot Fast and Furious 7 did the same for Brian O'Connor given that Paul Walker passed away. A tribute by giving Brian a white T-shirt and a white car symbolizing that Paul rest in peace in heaven right now
Although not being a royalist I found the whole series riveting having lived through all of it. Being born in 1952 & therefore not remembered the coronation day, the Queen had been there throughout my growing years & into adulthood. The final episode was done very respectfully & sensitively . The symbolism was superb. Well done.
She walked out of history into legend.
We were flying into the UK just as the Queen’ death was announced. We were going up to Scotland where she died and were there while her casket made its way back to London. We actually had a couple leave our tour group to go to London to stand in line to pay their respects.
I was joining a tour 3 days later on 9/11. On the Tuesday our group broke for lunch and a few of us stood outside St. Giles while the queen was laid in repose (not sure of term). I think the couple in your group chose well. Nothing was open for the 10 period of mourning. At least they took control of the situation and had a great experience. I flew back the day after the funeral. 🙄💜
Also i noticed during the scene where the queen was looking at the funeral procession layout on the table, they played the audio from the queen's actual procession in the background
Claire Foy, Olivia and Imelda all together, gave me tears in my eyes.
It was such a good moment!
I actually had tears in my eyes when I watched this last episode. I loved that they brought back the other two actresses and what their thoughts would have been if they were to advised Queen Elizabeth to stay on as Queen. I so happy that she decided to stay on with the rest of her life as the Queen. I couldn't imagine her not being on the throne for the rest of her life. I'm happy for Charles and Camilla and thought their wedding as depicted well. Buy I think if the Queen announced her retirement would have been a bridge to far. I was not ready for Charles to be King. I liked the episodes with William and Kate. The cast, the writers and the crew did an amazing job!!! I thought all the actresses and actors were perfect in their roles. I will watch it again when my daughter comes home for the holidays. Thank you for the wonderful breakdown. It was perfect interpretation of the show. ❤
Your analysis of the symbolism is thought provoking. It was very moving and I actually teared up watching the last episode of the Crown. Her late Majesty will never be forgotten.
I do think it really was a perfect end to a woman who gave her life to the crown. The long surviving monarch we didn't have to re live the scandals of brexit or idiot boris or any other family drama, especially her losing Phillip. Let's a beautiful show end with dignity.
It was a beautiful stunning ending - loved it. Phenomenal show I will miss it.
I love that you interpreted it the same exact way as me. As soon as Philip left first I started tearing up. I knew it was because he died first. This seasons second part was amazing and I wish we could have more. But all good things must come to an end, just like the Queen’s reign.
I do feel Diana took up way too much of this show. Once the show switched from dramatized history to dramatized drama it lost a bit of its magic. But how could you not let Diana consume the show when she consumed the world?
I heartily agree with you on both accounts!!! Nonetheless, it is Terribly Frustrating!!! I really would have loved to have seen more focus on William and Kate and the aftermath of their marriage: Prince George’s and Princess Charlotte’s interactions with their “Granny” that would have been lovely to see. To waste 4 episodes on the Death of Princess Diana no matter how large she loomed was Gratuitous and unnecessary!! We all know what happened. That ALL could have been dealt with very artfully in 1 episode. Also, The Queen Mum was highly UNDER utilized in Season 6!! She was portrayed as a dottering old fool, and was anything BUT in real life. She was also a powerful ally of Charles and that was never really born out in the series!! I am exceedingly glad that they did NOT address the Monstrous farce that played with Harry & Markle. All in All I would say they handled the last few episodes well. The Queen, in her 80s wasn’t nearly so unsure of herself, or introspective as was portrayed. And had she still been alive today which was entirely possible given the longevity of her mother, I think the last episode would have been done very differently.
I’m curious what the Royal Family, particularly Prince William will think when he watches this last installment?? 😨😨
it was a masterpiece.. i cried so much.. the bagpipe music.. wow
It was a strong scene for sure!
I do think they handled the Queen's death well, she and Prince Philip were planning their funerals and I could see it happening as I saw the funerals myself in 2021 and 2022. R.I.P to both of them.🕊🕊🕊🕊
Such a short walk for such a long journey. Long-lived the Queen! 🙏🙏🙏
I believe that the 7 columns that she walked past represent the 7 decades she served as queen
That's a nice way if interpreting it!
The pipes just hit your heart ❤️
Excellent analysis. IMO most of S6 was great especially the Diana episodes and in the final 6 seeing Prince Phillip portrayed in a more positive light like reflecting on how he’d let Charles down and trying to make up for it by encouraging William to forgive him and the support of QEII when she started to feel obsolete. The reality is while there was a lull in her popularity after Diana died until Will and Harry were older, in the last decade of her life she seemed to garner Rock Star status with her neon suits and hats and willingness to participate in things like the James Bond and Paddington sketches and most importantly how she handled Markle’s accusations with the grace and calm that she maintained her entire reign. The outpouring of global grief and the billions who watched her funeral confirmed she’d touched so many folks across the globe.
Of course the Will and Kate storyline was great, the Ritz episode and the return of Claire and Olivia.
In the finale I loved QEII’s speech to Charles and Camilla. However, I didn’t like the symbolismm/ foreshadowing of the her death and the use of images of her exact casket- flowers and all was very creepy for me. We already lost her once and I dare say anyone watching the show didn’t know that. FM, as head of the Church of England and one who’d been anointed, her faith was relentless so IMO she wouldn’t have feared death as they made it seem. It left me feeling sad. I would’ve liked to have seen the end be more of a celebration or focus on all she accomplished in her reign or maybe the scene from her Coronation when she said whether my life be long or short I promise to serve as long as I’m able. Then before the credits they could have had a narrative citing when Philip died, then her death and the # of people who attended her public viewing and how many tuned into to watch her funeral. After all she had a long and amazing life, was able to keep her promise and served her people up until her final days. When all was said and done, all that was remembered were the positives and the period between her death and funeral brought the world closer than it had been in a long time and probably will ever be again.
That ending was so perfect when Philip said I am going on ahead ❤
Yeah that was a good moment!
Yes.
I love that she was actually wearing white while making her final walk in the last episode
Superb ending and performance from Imelda, Olivia and Claire.
Definitely!
Absolutely brilliant. I was a weeping mess.😢
Well done. Very intriguing as well as interpretative.
Thanks!
Did anyone realize that the section part of the crown portrayed the Queen as a very good person and that she was affected by whatever happened outside just like everyone. I think the episode where Margret died, i saw the genuity in the queens love for the sister and how it broke her, the death of the queen mother. She has been portrayed as any other human. Very elaborate and top notch
Her Majesty was a constant my whole 67 years. I am a Canadian, during my early school years portraits of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh were at each end of the blackboard, the Canadian flag then was the British ensign in the upper left corner against a red background, we sang God Save The Queen, as Oh Canada was not our national anthem at the time. I am very liberal politically and the respect and affection I felt for The Queen was contrary to all my political beliefs. She was a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to her subjects, of which I was proudly considered. I had felt rather rudderless since her death. This last scene provided me with some closure for which I am grateful.
I think your interpretation is correct. They said they wanted to wrap up the show in respect for the real Queen. Also I imagine they weren't keen on wandering into the foray of more recent issues with the crown (e.g. Harry & Meghan, Prince Andrew) and decided to end it there.
Glad you also agree!
It was nice they incorporated what we knew was going to happen & showing herself younger like she thought of certain things (true or not). But she knew eventually there will be an end eventually, as its released after her death we got the emotion they probably wanted so they don't have to film anything else out of respect 😢
This was done with all the love and grace that HRH deserved. I cried buckets. Stunning
Yeah it was a powerful ending for sure!
I think the Queen walking into the light is a symbol of saying to her dad and mum. I'm done my duty I hope you are proud of me
They would be so proud her…
I loved the way that Peter Morgan chose to shoot it the final scene.
If I had to change anything, I would have had the 2 younger Queens follow behind the present Queen during the walk down the corridor. Or I would have continued to play the pipes the entire way. Either way, I loved what we ended with.
The ending was perfect! Loved every bit of it.
Same!
now I’m crying even harder…
It was definitely a powerful final scene!
Claire Foy is more beautiful than ever. I was crying a bit at those bag pipes
I think this depiction was absolutely brilliant! I can watch this ending over and over again and never tire of it. RIP, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
I believe the walk was symbolic to her long life as monarch. Her reign started and ended thru those doors. It was a long want til her death and was shown by her long walk back to the doors it all begin with.
This video is almost exactly the comment I made on a video I saw yesterday that missed this symbolism of this scene completely
one of the few shows which ending was a true work of art and left a deep impression on me!
If you count the sections between the black tiles on the floor that she walks it's 17, then after she makes it to the 17th block the light from the door way covers the rest of the floor. I dont know if it was done on purpose or not but it's pretty neat
Imelda Stanton recounted (on The Graham Norton Show) that the last scene - the walk alone out of St George's Chapel - was the martini (last) shot done in one take, shot just after the Queen's death during filming. It's not known now whether the producers intended this shot to be included in the original script for that finale episode. The one thing which the entire series greatly neglected as a key dimension to 'The Crown' was the Christian faith and belief of Queen Elizabeth as a Protestant Queen, although the impact of the Church of England on the Constitutional role of the monarch and in politics were depicted, mainly because these aspects were plain historical facts.
It was very dignified, Netflix did it very well.
I would say that Margaret's death was done well also. The two young princesses walking to the palace after the party and the moment they got through the gates older Margaret was there. She said goodbye to the young Elizabeth, her sister, not her sister as the Queen. She probably never saw her sister as anything else other than that, only her sister.
That's Brilliant How They Bring all The Queen actress Together like That
When the queen died we flew to the UK to stand in line. So glad I had that experience. A great and respectful way for the show to end.
I agree. The exit out of the cathedral doors, was to symbolise the end of her reign due to her death (and perhaps also a representation of entry into a place that was represented by her strong and personal religious faith throughout her life).
Whether it be 2 or 5 years, I believe this is not the last of the crown series (even though it ended with the death of the queen). The producers will produce a storyline that will enable them to make another series post queens death
I like the final thing which Prince Philip said which summed up beautifully well
Yeah it was a real good line!
Beautifully done! We know what happened when the Queen died and Philip before her. She wasn't going to abdicate and saw Charles and Camilla marry.
I have watched the last episode thrice now, wanna have taste of both. I like the work done, the show can be rated as a big success. The cast and all did their role perfectly great
Makes me cry.
I miss her majesty.
A beautiful finale for an outstanding series - we see the queen making peace with the eternity in which our life is an episode.
The scene, of course, reflects Elizabeth's funeral in 2022. She has been under pressure to plan her memorial service and funeral since the 2000s, and she has also wondered whether it might be time to step down in favor of Charles. And then her two younger selves, the Young Queen and the Middle Queen, appear to Elizabeth several times and remind her of her great promise: “I declare before you all that my whole life, long or short, will be dedicated to your service and to the service of you will be dedicated to our great imperial family to which we all belong."
And then everything becomes very clear and simple because she has made a decision: "Here is my service, and I will hold the fort until God calls me away." Elizabeth can relax and joke again at her son's second wedding, which she was against for so long. And in the chapel she can look with amusement and serenity at the vision of her coffin with the imperial insignia of crown, sword and scepter and say goodbye to the young Lilibeth Windsor. Before she finally went into the light, she was granted 17 more years on earth, the troubles of Brexit and Covid and a series of increasingly inept prime ministers. But she also got to spend 15 more years in peace with Philip, enjoying William and Kate and a lovely generation of new Windsor children: George, Charlotte and Louis. And with Harry and Meg-zit, she probably remembered Edward VIII and her wayward Andrew and thought, "Thank God that's none of my business anymore" .
Personally, I find the "ghosts" of the young Elizabeth Windsor, the young queen and the middle queen far more believable than Diana, who is said to have haunted Charles and her mother-in-law according to the series.
5:47 and 6:14 In The final scene of the Long Walk she takes to the door, you can count the horizontal lines she crosses through the squares and there are exactly 17 lines. From 2005 to 2022! I personally think that that was intentional!
I think she walking away into the light is indeed a metaphor of her passing. However it's important to note the huge building she's in, for me it represents the Crown, and shows how little people are within an institution that old that has survived for hundreds and hundreds of years, stone after stone.
Bellissima serie ❤️🇮🇹🌟
Yes, I do.
With dignity and the filling that she has accomplished her duty.
The Queen walkling towars the light beyond the doors, also reminds me of the 2016 "Victoria" (ITV), actually, waling out of the Abbey after her coronation. A picture of jauntiness, despite the weight she's carrying, the world awaiting her and vice versa. And neyond, what an outright catastrophy her family is getting themselves into in the century to come! It's up to us, with all sense of duty, the best if intentions, epic fails and breakdown will happen. Amen.
William and Kate are dignified and will carry on.
I was disappointed they had one of the Queen's telling her to step down.
I think it was an internal conflict, in her head. I don't think she was speaking to any sort of actual ghost. She was sussing it out in her mind
Where was it actually filmed? Looks very much like St George's.
It was perfect the way it ended. This was about queen Elizabeth’s reign . Excellently done
Yeah it was done in a great way!
One of the best final episodes of any series-anywhere.
5:02 it looks like Claire Foy's look might be a variation of the mourning dress she changed into on the plane after the king dies
Good spot!
I loved the way the last chapter, with the 3 Elizabeth.
Yeah it was a striking image!
Excelent finale.
It was a hard wTch with so much death this season
There was a lot of death wasnt here!
Also did William appear as he did on that episode in support of the Queen. It always shows her & William have that Granma granson relationship
The speech given at Charles&Camilla wedding is a real piece? If so, Lilibeth was really a good person!
Seasons 1,2,3,4👍👍👍👍Seasons 5,6 part 1👎👎👎👎👎. The episode about Princess Margaret death,so good!!!! And the " Grand Finalle"was really great!!! Probably there were different crews,working on seasons. I wonder who created the last episode.
5:30 - The walk was so long because it was given one second of film for every year of her complete reign.
Whether that was supposed to be a St George's Chapel or Westminster Abbey is up for debate really, but considering the location that it was filmed in..York Minster and it is much larger than Westminster Abbey. St George's Chapel is small by comparison.
So thought we would see her image fade away before she reached the Church door...With her Passing...It may be the beginning of the end..
I really appreciated that season
Yeah same. It had it's moments of meh, but overall it was a great one!
I wonder how this season would've played out if the Queen and/or Philp would still be alive during this season since it was announced before that this would be the last season.
The walk is 70 seconds long; a second for each year of her reign.
I loved the ending. But at the same time I think it was a bit on the nose. It was most certainly epic in a way.
Just watched that lily brought tears to my eyes to see her majesty our great late Queen Elizabeth the second she was going to lay to rest in the Royal Chapel, Saint George’s Chapel at Windsor with her parents and her great great grandparents and her ancestors as well. All the other kings and queens are.
The great Queen knew when she saw her coffin laid out in front of her her crown and her royal orb and septa that she use on her coronation what she used to wear of state. I miss her very much so that a lot of people she was a great queen, and always will be remembered. She was a mother to our nation, and a great symbol of the British people, and all over the world.
May she rest in peace thank you your majesty for what you did for us truly be very much miss in our hearts. We love you and respect you and I know the Lord Jesus Christ will take good care of you with Philip and your parents and your dear sister, the late Royal highness , princess Margaret
👑❤️🌹🕊️
I felt like the final season 6 overall was rushed compared to previous seasons. It seemed the writers just wanted get the series finished in a hurry. So much was missed or skimmed over. Saying that, I think the final scene was done well bringing Claire, Olivia and Imelda together but would have rather them not insinuate the Queens passing in the final scene. Was too sad for me.
I would say that the first part of S6 was stronger overall!
I thought that Season 6 part two was released in 2023? I looked it up, and so far I cannot see The Crown end in 2005.
"Septer". The C in scepter is silent.
Ibthink the show ended on Charles' Wedding to Camilla was because her denying Margaretes marriage to a fivorced man was the first big arc the show had. It shows that the Queen was, after all, able to change as a person and a monarch and it kind of redeems her after almost being the villain of the show for three seasons.
I know that the writer didn't want to bring the crown to the present day there was definitely another series worth of events without ending up to the present day
After seeing it, I do feel Harry did get the short end of the stick. Say what you want about Meghan, some of it may be true, or not, but no one pointed out how he felt about anything.
That is very true. The depiction of Harry was grossly inaccurate and shameful.
Yeah that’s fair!
Well it was about The Crown 👑 Not the 3rd generation. The only reason so much attention was focused on Margaret was that she was number 2 and best friend, of sorts to The Queen. Harry is number 2 but 3rd generation. Relatively insignificant in the context of the Show.
Given the fact that he has entirely alienated himself from the Royal Family since 2020, I thought it very respectful of the writers of the show to minimize his place entirely.
@@MLopez-fu8fd they didn't have to write it so that he was cut off from saying something about his father marrying Camilla. And really, someone should have asked how they both felt about their Mom's death.
Nope 👎🏽!! Completely unnecessary in the context of The Crown. 👑 we must keep in mind that this centered around the Crown 👑!!! NOT the number 2s. It was far too much about Diana for my liking.
Is it just me or was it precisely 70 seconds where Queen Elizabeth walks for the chapel doors? 70 seconds= 70 years on the throne... I don't think that was a coincidence
Such a shame they couldn't film in St. George's chapel at Windsor.
It looked pretty accurate though!
I saw her walk as being the Queen’s soul marching towards heaven as the gate literally opened for her. The whiteness of the church representing the cloudy representation of heaven
Fun Fact: They were going to take it up to her death than The Queen actually died so they stopped it in the year 2005
What did they even put figurines?
Spolier alert?
We already knew what would happen!
Is this the actual Church where she was originally coronated or married ?
No, because monarchs in this country don’t get “coronated” - they are crowned.