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What were the facts that Netflix's The Crown got right? We’re looking at the moments from the Netflix series that the show did get right despite the criticism for embellishing and sensationalizing for entertainment's sake. These are the facts that were genuine. Queen Elizabeth did in fact serve in the royal army. It is true that Prince Phillip was upset that Elizabeth would not take his name. It is also true the way Elizabeth learned of the King’s death. The bath scene with Winston Churchill seems made up but writers behind the show claim to have found record of this odd habit in an old documentary.
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I really will miss Claire and Matt as Philip and Elizabeth :(
Angelina Squeo and Vanessa as Margaret
Yes same omg
I was so sad for her when I saw her writing that letter to her dad, not knowing he was already dead!
And then she walks out of the room, and we can see the servants listening to the radio, the news and she doesn't know it... uhhh.
I know, it's just heartbreaking!
Gábor Vág The servants listening to the news was different time. At that time, Elizabeth and Philip did not arrive yet on the house they were staying
Elizabeththegreatest i
ME TOO!!!
I cannot get over how much John Lithgow nailed Churchill!
Elizabeththegreatest you never knew churchill personally therefore you can't say that
Cassie, how do you know?
@Cassie_ Lithgow nailed the persona that is Churchill, that many people remember, and unless you can verify that you did know Churchill personally, you can neither confirm nor deny whether his portrayal was accurate to the man himself
Lithgow was the best Churchill EVER!!!
Rashi Rosenzweig Thank you, I agree with you completely!
What came across so significantly is how hard she’s worked all of her life. And, she did it with bravery, duty and above all- class!
How about the one where Elizabeth and Philip got into a big fight during a long tour and she threw a tennis racket (it's actually a tennis shoe in real life) at him? That was EPIC.
frdirector that was real?
I read on IMDB that was real too
and very normal....
April Hastings very normal
frdirector really? Lol
Only female member of the royal family in history to have served in the military! Can't top that!
I could have sworn the princes where in the military too. I thought Harry was in their air Force? Hmm
Gloria Lopez I didn't know they were female
Good one!
Ha! Guess my brain read over the female part. My bad 😂
Elizabeth served in the WATS during the months of March April May 1945. The war in Europe ended on May 8 1945 so three months service.
They better have a Princess Diana story arc in the future!
i don't'think it will last 5+seasons to even reach her
Bernard P. They will
Ioana Irimescu: Season 1 was a major success, and has exceeded expectations. It has also won more than 10 awards. It'll definitely go beyond 5 seasons.....
Ioana Irimescu. If memory serves the plan to six seasons, each one covering a decade of her reign. So there are five more season coming.
I believe they are planning on having 6 or 7 seasons of this show. They have already stated that there is a Princess Diana story arc, I think in season 3 and 4 majorly.
As a *Brit* I have to say we are immensely proud of her. I know for those outside the *UK* a modern monarchy is a strange if not distasteful concept but for us she is the nation's mum - a benign, steady, reliable touchstone of what it is to be British. She has her detractors but even they appreciate a woman who is still putting in a shift for her nation at *92!* Let's hope it is a long, long time yet but, my God, will we miss her when she goes!
*Thank You M'am!*
Deep Heat *perfectly put*
I'm an American and I've always admired her for what she stands for and what she has done for the UK, and the rest of the world. I felt beyond blessed when I got to see her drive by and will charish that moment for the rest of my life. I think the whole world will mourn when she finally passes but till then let her reign continue to shine :)
She has been My Sovereign all my life and I'm closing in on 60. Queen Elizabeth has been loved, admired and respected as our Queen and head of state in Canada. I'm dreading any change yet willing to give Charles a chance when the time comes. God save the Queen.
I mean I might be ok with a monarchy if they were like yours. All the italian dynasties fucked big time though, so I'm all for republic.
@SvendBosanvovski I will not have my country governed by a king whose family let Mussolini take over because they were in fear of the communists. Moreover, Berlusconi has been involved in a hell of a lot of scandals, especially sexuals ones. To be brief, you do not know the half of it. Need I say more?
I love that bit when Churchill is quietly grumbling away while eating his soup 😂 what a great actor John Lithgow is.
Im just happy that I get to see Matt Smith again.
Doctor Who had a regeneration and came back as Prince Philip
#5 There is no such thing as "Royal Army". There is a Royal navy and Royal air force, but the land forces are called the British Army.
FrostCreed so your not going to mention the Royal Engineers?
Tariq Johnson thats different, regiments can gain the royal prefix through good service for the country. It's like reward.
Like the Royal Army Medical Corps. More VCs than any other corps, more double VCs and even fathers and sons getting VCs. But it's not the Army that is being indicated as being Royal but the Corps. And for anyone not sure of how to say it, Corps is pronounced like 'Core', not 'Corpse'.
And not to forget the QARANC, the Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps!
Why wasn't prince Phillip sleeping naked not on this list?!
this show taught me a lot. thanks crown
i loved “The Crown“, hope there'll be a second season
Saltwaterfish96 there will be! We just don't know when yet. I remember Claire Foy saying it would come out at the end of the year
The plan is to have six seasons
They're filming the second season as we speak.
Already started
Saltwaterfish96 they are planning at least 6 seasons, so we will have The Crown for a long time
God save the queen, great show.
The only thing that suprised me is how much they smoke and drunk whiskey back in the day ! Dammmm
Queen Elizabeth II just continues to amaze me with everything she does/ has done and her life story.
She’s one of the few members of he royal family who I actually respect and think deserves her title
I love the crown!!!! :)
Downton 654 The Crown ans Downton Abbey= Best series
agreeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agree
Peter and Margaret really deserved to be happy.
I think It would have.
She loved her title and the attention she received as a princess much more than she loved him.
+Samantha Womack ... You got it in one.
SuperGingernutz We never really know. So far, marrying a divorcee worked out for Edward VIII (even if his wife married twice prior) and Prince Charles.
There was still about 20 year’s difference in age between them. I still think it was kind of weird, but it would’ve been their choice and their right
One of the best series on Netflix
They also made this whole "WHO is Phillip? Who is his family???" thing that was complete rubbish. His grandmother the Marchioness of Milford Haven (granddaughter of Queen Victoria!) living at Kensington Palace and on the day Elizabeth was born, Queen Mary and King George V had lunch with the Marchioness and her daughter, Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece. They acted like the Philip's family name was so foreign (not Mountbatten, but his royal name) when it's the same one Queen Alexandra (wife of Edward VII, mother of George V, Queen Mary's mother-in-law was born a Princess of Denmark and her brother became King of Greece & is great grandfather of Philip)the at the time of the Wedding, Princess Andrew had not yet become a nun.
I do feel somewhat bad for Princess Andrew. Her husband ditched her for some whore, she was institutionalized for no fault of her own, and was denied the right to take care of her own children.... I honestly feel bad for her...
1. She served in the army. WW2
2. Price Philip was upset about his wife not taking his name
3. How Elizabeth learned of her fathers death
4. Bath time fun with Churchill
5.an affair
bath time fun with Churchill --- sounds racy :)
Erica Speare
Ok????
My Goodness, the St. Edward's Crown is HUGE and heavy! No wonder Queen Victoria could not wear it at her Coronation.
Don't forget the big fight they had. Queen Elizabeth DID throw tennis balls and rackets at Philip in anger. But, it was worse in real life. Philip was dragged back inside the cabin by the Queen. Yeah.
What??!! The Queen got sick of his mess and tapped that ass?!! LOL!!!😂😂😂 Gotta love the Queen.
Netflix has said the show will cover *approximately* a decade of EII's reign per season, but don't interpret that decade too strictly. For example, Margaret made her announcement that she would not marry Townsend in 1955, and Philip opened the 1956 Olympics in Australia. So season 1 covered about 1947 to 1955-56, not many years into her *reign*, but nearly a decade of her *life*. Margaret married Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960, only 8 years into Elizabeth's reign, yet we haven't even met her future husband in the series yet. So we'll just have to wait and see how many years the next seasons cover. I would expect Diana to show up around season 4.
One small point early on there is No such thing as the Royal Army. There is the Royal Navy and Royal Airforce the Army is known as the Army in the United Kingdom which is part of Her/His majesties armed forces depending on the current reigning Monarch at the time.
91amp Can I ask why the British Army isn't called considered a 'royal army' like the other two branches? I'm not trying to be rude or anything, I'm just really curious as to why that is (also I'm American)
Jessica Garcia Jessica Garcia its to do with Oliver Cromwell and partly to do with Scotland before the act of union. Some regiments have royal prefixes such as the Royal Regiment of Scotland or the Royal Corps of Signals etc.
British Army*
The British Army is a collection of smaller 'armies', or Regiments, some of which have been awarded the honour of being called 'Royal' and some which have never been awarded the accolade. It's a long and complicated history. The Royal Navy is a single body, as is the RAF, but the Army is quite a mixed bag of units which originally would have been private armies raised and paid for by rich noblemen, but are now under the control of the Crown.
I also immensely appreciate Pip Torrens as Tommy Lascelles. Brilliant.
Not quite correct about the Queen's consent. It was not because Peter Townsend was divorced that consent was required. It was because the Royal Marriage Act then in force required the sovereign's approval. If this scene had been playing out today, she would not have needed Royal approval: the Succession to the Crown Act 2013 states that only the first six people in the succession must request permission. Margaret was farther back.
At that time Margaret was 3rd in the line after Prince Charles and Princess Anne (since Princes Andrew and Edward weren't born yet). So even if this happened today she would require the Sovereign's permission. And just like in the show, she could wait till she was 25 before asking the Parliament for permission and marrying.
Harika Mohan She would still need the permission, yes--but I think the over-25 option is no longer available. I will have to look up the details.
Margaret didn't need consent, as Townsend's wife had a affair whilst they were married, under the law, back then one could divorce and re marry, if the other party had been unfaithful. However British Parliament was against the marriage and manipulated the Queen into eventually making Margaret decide to end the relationship.
Sasha Zukiwskyj The original Royal Marrimages Act REQUIRED that Margaret ask for the Sovereign's consent to the marriage. If HM had vetoed the marriage and Margaret was over 25, Margaret could have made a written request to the Council, who would have put the matter to Parliament.
The Succession to the Crown Act 2013 took away the over-25 provision and mandated that only the first six people in the succession seek permission. Margaret was, at the time she wanted to marry Townsend, third-in-line (after Charles and Anne). People still remembered the Abdication.
The real reason Margaret decided to end the relationship was because she was told that if she married a divorced man, she wouldn't be able to receive communion at church. Margaret was deeply religious and decided to end the marriage, not knowing that it was untrue. The British Parliament was against the marriage as they feared a scandal so soon after the abdication even though the people were in favor of Margaret and Townsend.
*Internally screams when an American says 'Royal Army'.* #BritishProblems
(Good to see I'm not the only one bothered by this).
WolffeMeister What's the proper terminology?
WatchMojo and their affiliates aren't American...they're Canadian.
@Carolina Tamayo - British Army or (to us), The Army. The other Services though are the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
Breanna Deal THAT EVEN WORSE. I’m Canadian, but now I’m also ashamed
Windsor was an adoptive name too. It was created in the 20th century.
Actually she registered with the Labour Exchange at the age of 16 and joined the ATS then. Went on to become a junior commander within 5 months.
I always thought they embellished a bit on Phillip's attitude in the show, there's no way he wasn't told/taught the likely hood of his role as Prince consort. There's protocol for a reason. But I love the Crown, fav show!
JJNeepinFilms He understood perfectly. I think they were both disappointed it happened so young because a) it meant her father was dead and b) he had to give up his naval career and she could no longer play the naval wife. They also made this whole "WHO is Phillip? Who is his family???" thing that was complete rubbish. His grandmother the Marchioness of Milford Haven (granddaughter of Queen Victoria!) living at Kensington Palace and on the day Elizabeth was born, Queen Mary and King George V had lunch with the Marchioness and her daughter, Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece. They acted like the Philip's family name was so foreign (not Mountbatten, but his royal name) when it's the same one Queen Alexandra (wife of Edward VII, mother of George V, Queen Mary's mother-in-law was born a Princess of Denmark and her brother became King of Greece & is great grandfather of Philip)the at the time of the Wedding, Princess Andrew had not yet become a nun.
I think what happened was she became the Queen much, much sooner than expected.
He was complaining about his role mate even calling himself an amoeba in the house of Windsor a leech that is seen foreign
"The only female to serve in the armed forces" I love my queen but lets be honest do you really think the previous female monarchs had the choice to join the army?
lol listen again she said "the only female in the royal family that served"
Not all royal women become monarchs or consorts
Adam Well technically the Queen is the general of the army, navy and RAF
Considering the previous Elizabeth had a major internal war going on as well as the Spanish invasion.
@@bellaotayde8137 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂
I only discover this show like a week ago and I couldn’t be happier
Love the show!! John Lithgow's Churchill is superb acting.💝👑💂⚜️
I think I'm obssesed with the Royal Family!
one of the best tv shows iv ever watched
it's in the Royal Marriages act of 1772 were the edict that they can't marry a divorced person is... Also because she's head of the church of England... which in itself is funny because King Henry VIII created the church because the pope wouldn't authorize a second divorce for him .....How Fitting!!
First divorce not second divorce.
Being an Anglophile, I enjoyed watching the series. But being an Anglophile, no one in the cast resembled their real life counterparts, most especially the Queen Mum.
the actress playing the Queen Mum really throws me off -- no resemblance
I think the actress playing the queen does look a lot like her .....
No such entity as the 'Royal Army'. Please get your facts straight.
Actually HM had to approve of her sister and Townsend because of the Royal Marriages Act of 1772, not because he was divorced.
They couldn't be together in the end because he was divorced
I am itching for season 2
2nd Season: Did president John Kennedy shake Jackie because he was jealous of her taking all the attention in Paris?
I DON'T believe that! Jackie's role was precisely that.
queen Elizabeth was a mechanic at 16 as part of her war duty
has anyone heard anything about a second season?
November 2017
awesome, thank u!! (:
MsMojo OH MY GOD
Back Dec 8th- just released trailer!
It airing in December.
I just love the thought of the real Queen Elizabeth watching this show XD
Love this show, great acting 👌
0:52 MsMojo got this wrong. There was and is no Royal Army. It is the British Army. The navy is royal and the air force is royal but the army is British.
I'm here for season 2 hype.. so happy its back (and looks amazing)
So you are saying that the Queen was almost Peggy Carter in WW2?
poor princess margaret :( she died miserable without her love ones :(
She served for about two months March to May 1945. The war ended on May 8, 1945. The children did not accompany them to Malta as shown in The Crown.
She's beautiful as Queen of England!👸💂
If I was Elizabeth I would have taken his name privately and legally but kept Winsor publicly. I guess this wasn't though acceptable at the time
Pls do a top 5 right and wrong moments for season 2!
It's called the British Army not the Royal army
I'm Scottish & I've been sceptical of the Royal Family & some of their so called antics but this programme has shown them in a different light..
If this is a good portrayal then, I take my hat off to the Queen, she's 1 helluva woman!
As for Prince Philip, I think most people are aware of his devilish antics in the past but he's actually no worse than the best of us?
It's funny how we judge these people with a set of morals that go way above our own?
For what it's worth, they may be privileged but they've more than earned their keep because no-one I know couldve stuck the pace & stayed with the programme..
They deserve a medal for putting up with, being put down by us lot.. Lol
But who would be in a position high enough to give to them?
One thing that goes without saying and it's in
the highest order..
RESPECT!!
They deserve it!
I have to agree if even half of what Phillip went through in this show is accurate then he should be all rights have fallen to pieces. His entire life was screwed over by Parliament and Cabinet at every possible opportunity.
@@JeanLucCaptain
Yeah! Parliament was/is full of people who effectively start wars for whatever reason & sit back while the People are sent off to fight?? It's surreal when you realise that they, are OUR Public servants?? Lol
Their elite little clubs and political parties are full of individuals who blatantly rip off the tax purse, paid to by the same 'People' who again give their lives in the form of labour, tax demands & an ever increasing Pension age.. NOT Freeloading tax havens for the rich who, contribute to their own pensions courtesy of guess who again?? Lol
Joe Public!!
At least the Royals contribute to the coffers & have seen active military duty; as this programme stated; the Queen actively served in the armed forces during WW2!!!
She and her family deserve RESPECT!!
It's the Political benefits made available to Politicians by Politicians?? that definately need curbing & in line with State benefit cuts made compulsory to Joe Public..
@@dannyboy1779 then there is the Big Stink of London episode. THAT EPISODE MADE MADE ME CRY IT WAS SO HORRIFIC.
This show made me wish America was a monarchy
I love and respect the Queen ,Her Majesty is just the greatest woman of our time. God save the Queen.
Maybe the Crown got some facts right but you, Ms Mojo, got the very 1st fact WRONG. There is no such thing as a Royal Army in the UK. The Danish have a Royal Army but not the British.
This is because the British Army (which is its correct name) is based on the New Model Army which fought for the Parliamentarians in the English Civil Wars.
So HM The Queen actually served in the British Army.
Florrie * Ms Mojo didn’t ever say she was in the Royal Army. It said she was the only female member of the royal family to have ever served in the Armed Forces. 😒
Florrie * And the British Armed Forces consists of the British Army.
I really love The Crown. Can't wait to watch the 3er season..
Fact is, Elizabeth is THE Queen, Philip is not the or a King at all, by comparison he had no rights. The Name of the Monarch passes to the children, always has. I'm glad he was portrayed as a moron, because, well it's true.
lol not my Fave either....I like him even less now that there is much talk of him having many affairs....I heard recently that he had an affair the night b4 their wedding...things like that .....not endearing !
@@BluePhoenix1973 Exept there is no evidence of that
Guys usually give their names to their children and there were more kings then queens. But the only other monarch that was a woman and had children was Queen Victoria and she was the last of the Hanovers. Her son was a Saxe Coburg and Gotha as his father. So it doesn't have always been that.
The refusal to permit a name change to Mountbatten has no precedent whatsoever. Prince Albert may not have been King but he gave his surname to his wife and children. The family only became Windsors during WWI because the name given to them during Queen Victoria's reign sounded too German. In truth Windsor is as contrived as Mountbatten.
The queen always looks calm and gentle while the actress somehow has a sad looking
The Queen has to approve all member of the Royal Families Marriage. The Queen even had to do it for Prince William. Also Princess Caroline of Monaco married a distant member of the House Windsor it had to be approved by the Queen. This is because of the Royal Marriages Act of 1772.
This was until 2013 in the same act that changed the succession to birth order, they altered the approval to the first six in succession. Also they allowed Royals to marry catholics.
Apparently it's only the first 6 members, it would be Prince Charles, Prince William, his beautiful babies, Prince Harry and Prince Andrew..... As the family grows the line will change...I like the fact that they changed the rules of succession b4 George was born so if he had been female we would not have been displaced when a boy came along
I corrected because the law had just changed.
the queen's husband was Greek and German royalty. With the post war anti German sentiment, it was a political decision to "anglicize" his name and I'm not surprised that he couldn't give his rather German sounding surname
Great show!! So compelling!
It’s not ‘England’ or ‘the prime minister of England’ for God’s sake!!
I can’t get over all of the smoking and dying.
Love the show. Can't wait til new season.
I thought the show was being filmed or written with the Crowns consent, and that they were providing the stories and real facts, and whatnot.
Rudyard Montas lol
You put up such awesome videos
who the heck subbed this video? good lord, man, it's horrifying, but freaking hilarious at the same time!!! lol
Finished season 2 today. I loved it
I gonna miss claire and matt ...waiting season 3
Get your facts right, she served in the British army. There is no such thing as the royal army.
And the irony is is that Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend would be able to marry today.
I LOVE THIS SHOW. TEN GREAT HOURS
I LOVE the Crown!!!
The Queen was not required to give her permission because Townsend was previously married, but because according to the Royal Marriages Act she has to give her permission for all those who wish to marry who are in direct line of succession to the throne.
The show is Queen Elizabeth approved it’s a 10/10 show 👌🏻
And today..God save the King.
Claire Foy is very beautiful.
I've never watched the royal weddings or what have you, I just never gave a good fuck, but I love the crown! god save the queen!
lol same
It's not called the Royal Army though. It's just the Army.
We refer to the Royal Air Force and the Royal Navy, but the Army is just the Army.
There is no such thing as the “Royal Army”!! It’s the British Army.
i want to know if Churchill really did stay on as Prime Minister until he was certain Elizabeth could carry on without him.
It's the 'British Army'. Not 'Royal Army'.
She served in the British Army. There's no such thing as a "Royal Army".
cute, The Crown is partly correct but the Queen sits on the throne.
The Queen was “the only member of the Royal Family to have served in the armed forces...” Wasn’t her father in the Navy?
Kalei K Only female member.
Who wrote these subtitles! hilarious...
Ha ha, it's the Royal Navy and the British Army.
it's not called the "Royal Army"
"Royal Army"???
WUT?
I wonder if the King really confided to Philip he was closer to death than he lead on.
Why does she look like Dana scully?
The Crown is excellent all around.
I’m quite upset that they are replacing the cast for the 3rd and 4th seasons. The woman who is to play Queen Elizabeth doesn’t seem to have the right skills to portray her. They should have just aged them a bit for the 3rd and 4th seasons. Viewers would have been much more happy. Anyone the second season was quite sad with Margaret, as Antony cheated on her with two women, and a man. It was quite a pity because if she was given the chance to marry Peter (although It was very unlikely the marriage would be accepted) her life would have been so much happier.
That’s female power right there
It's not the "Royal Army" it just the "British Army" unlike the Navy, Air Force, and Marines because after the English civil war the army was made to be loyal to the people not the crown in case of another war.
Grace Lord didn't all army officers, like that of the Royal Navy and Air Force, swears an oath of allegiance to "Her Majesty, Her Heirs and Successors?"
It's the British Army, not the Royal army.