me, I've been to London a few times and up until now I never knew that an intruder successfully snuck into Buckingham Palace without being seen, right into the Queen's bedroom like a criminal genius, it's much harder to sneak into the palace today that's for sure, more guards and more cameras after that day
He was a harmless soul. She was a lucky lady he wasn't a nasty piece of work and did something very untoward to her. This could have been a very darker story.He actually did the crown and government a favour as it exposed the weaknesses in the Royal security.
that's true, he could have harmed The Queen, then he would have spent years in Prison, instead he only spent 3 months in a psychiatric hospital, he was in and out of jail numerous times over the years
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr When your at where he was at, I don't think he would have given a flying shit about prison. As a social worker, I can assure you that some people actually function quite well in prison life better than on the outside. They get 3 hots and a cot, hot showers which gives them a basic structure in their life.
me, up until now I never knew that an intruder successfully snuck into Buckingham Palace without being seen, right into The Queen's bedroom, no wonder the palace has more security today that's for sure
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr yea but they obviously dramatised the hell out of it, according to Fagan's testimony...however, was interesting enough to look up anyways.
@@LazurayMusic you may not know this but he mentioned in an interview that after all these years The Queen is still "the bee's knees" and he hopes that she lives to be a hundred, and if she does then he will send her a hundredth birthday telegram
I’ve read that he has told a few different stories of what actually happened. Sometimes Saying there was a brief conversation between them and sometimes saying the queen left the room immediately. So I guess we will never know for sure.
I man breaks into the home of queen Elizabeth twice but only served 3 months in a psychiatric ward. Pretty sure they had more than just a "get out" conversation lol.
I know micky Fagan he had a conversation .said her eyes were full of evil .he got caught when she asked him would you like a cigarette? He said yes , so she rang a little bell and a servant came in the room then all hell broke lose. In the end he done her and the police a massive favour and exposed the security weakness that was at Buckingham palace then He was one man who got on there twice .what the hell could the ira or any determined terrorist group had done if they tryed ! He did them a favour and they know it too
5:55 “This is the truth: she just said get out”. She went out of the room and called the guards. There you go, she had zero conversation with him and he just waited alone in that room.
Yeah, that’s true. I think the dramatisation was good though, in highlighting the huge divide between the royal family and the reality of life for a lot of Brits, and life under Thatcher at the time for those at the bottom of the ladder. It was a very good episode and well acted, I thought.
yea right, if you think that when the queen pressed the security button and they didnt come, that she sat there and didnt say anything else? The dude was high on shroom, he dont remember shyte. And the queen could probably care less cause she was probably scared to death. Who remembers a fliippant conversation from 1982? Be reasonable.
@@TheQuota2001 She did not sit there, she left and the footman came in. You need to have some serious memory loss issues to forget a queen yelling at you "get out" and leave the room - not that hard to remember.
''The rest of us''...as if there is a collective ''us'' all in the same boat? Lol. The Royal Family may not represent the average UK citizen but they do their fair share for the economy and foreign relations. There's a whole spectrum of privilege. To you, the royals may represent people living in a fantasy land. But to a homeless person, you represent someone who has everything they haven't. (Unless you're homeless, which I assume you aren't.) Perspective is everything.
As a person living in second world country, I think people like you in western europe are spoiled, and lovers of pleasure and laziness! If you know how bad other countries in the world are, you would not take thing for granted like that 😒
@@patsydf Your privilege lifestyle, your standard of living. You’d better thanks the rich and the monarch in your country that giving such beautiful and safe country to live in.
Anyone who knows Mike will know that he is an extremely articulate and intelligent man. He is constantly wanting to learn new things. He is one of the most personable people I have met. OK he may have committed the odd crime but he has never wanted to hurt anybody. I like Michael and I have had many, very enjoyable conversations with him.
Going to a woman's room did not reflected his interlect. It was the most stupid thing to do. It tramatized a person for life. For the Queen, it caused a lot more than that. I do not care who he is. He is still a bad crook.
I'm sure many of you are here after watching the episode of the Crown about this incident. It's funny to hear him say that they didn't really have a conversation in real life but it made for a fantastic episode of television!
I think it was what the writer wished he had said. Most of the crown to me seems sometimes to be a lecture to the different members of the Royal Family.
It's actually what the papers ran with at the time. Fagan was embellishing the story a bit and when he got semi-famous, he dispelled the rumours. I bet MI5 got on his case:"we let you off the hook after you exposed a security breach. Don't be an arsehole, she could've had you arrested. Stop boasting. You frightened an old lady.
My dad's told me loads of stories about things he's done before. One time my dad was like 12 and Michael was 14 or 15 and they were stealing from a shop and some big bloke came out and grabbed me dad round the neck and then everyone else carried on running but then Micheal stopped and came back for my dad and so did everyone else my dad really misses him
He was local to Angel, Islington in the late 1980s. Someone pointed him out to me in the pub. I passed him at night on the street. I was staring & he spoke to me briefly, ingenuously. Michael enjoyed his fame immensely. He was with a pretty young blonde, i remember thinking she wouldn't be with him unless he had become a form of Royalty himself. The papers dished the dirt on him but that stunt had set him up for a life-time of free-drinks, birds& public love.He'd discovered a security breach for them, in the end., without being a nutter who would have killed the Queen. That is why he was not persecuted except by the press.
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
He is far more interesting than I would have expected - as though was perfectly capable of having 'that' conversation. Really glad that he got his kids back .
I snuck into a castle with a girlfriend when I was around 15, just after closing. Not Buckingham Palace mind you, it was in Toronto called Casa Loma. We were caught and escorted out by security. I'm retired now. Fun times!!
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
He seems like a very intelligent man who reached the depths of despair. He could have embellished his sorry but he didn’t. His explorations of Buckingham palace remind me of a curious child in wonderment. The interviewer clearly doesn’t understand him, she sounds bemused and quite judgemental in her tone! It’s people like her that make desperate people feel isolated!
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
Almost the same line used by the actor who plays Phillip in the Crown. Imagine if he broke into Margaret's house...."What are you DOING!? Stop hogging the bottle, pour me a glass, man! And you should bow when breaking into a Princess' chambers!"
***** See here is the difference, I know him and his son and they get on very good terms. He managed to do what people thought to be impossible he is also funny as fuck in person. When he was doing that he was also an addict on hard drugs. You don't know the life of Michael Fagen but I do because I was there as a kid when crazy shit has popped off.
He’s not insane he’s just a bloke who wanted to be listened to , he wasn’t getting it from his local MP so he thought Right I’ll Take it Right to Her Majesty the Queen see if she’ll listen.
you can't help but admire the way he managed to sneak in and out so easily the first time without getting caught, and I'm sure people who are either somewhat mental or jobless like him must also admire Michael, I'm sure few people like Michael have wanted to talk with The Queen but just never had the guts to actually sneak inside Buckingham Palace
ever since that day you'd think a number of people over the years would have asked him questions like: "what was it like to be in the presence of The Queen?", "what was it like in her bedroom?", "what did you and The Queen talk about?", "was the queen real mad at you for sneaking into her bedroom?", etc. or even "do you have any idea how the entire country and the world would have reacted if you laid a finger on The Queen?"
Why do they say in the beginning of the video that she kept him talking for 10 minutes and gave him whiskey??? He said later in the interview that she just yelled at him to get out and then the security man came in, so they didn't talk at all... So much for the Crown... lol
I think to a certain degree, it's hilarious. While I do feel sorry for the Queen who must have been really freaked out, I think it's great that she actually sat chatting to him for 10 minutes, while they waited for Police to arrive & he actually got to do something loadsa people would love to do, chat to the Queen! Please note: I'm a Brit & have a family full of police officers, so know how things work. When this happened, it was all over the news here & there was a whole documentary on it. The Queen tripped a silent alarm in her room & sat chatting with the guy as she waited for the guards to come. He was arrested & sent to a psych ward under section. Any more stupid comments about this not being true will simply be deleted. Kinda sad that I had to add this.
@@hannas7806 yes it's true, he managed to sneak in and out the first time without getting caught, that was quite easy, the second time he got caught after sneaking into the Queen's bedroom, the palace's security has improved over the years, today it would definitely be very hard to sneak in without getting seen or caught
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds. He would likely be shot now.
Queen: " Theres some cigarettes in that room over there, and a lighter!" Man: " Oh how lovely, can I bring my drink?" Queen : " Please do, the maid will help you!" Man: " Wonderful, gooday maam" Queen : " Tata" Man: ( Walks into giant size closet and gets locked in)
Ok, this is bugging me, how the *eck did he not break his neck, not get caught, and more importantly, not harm HM The Queen? Or the Royal family ! While I empathise with Mr Fagan, the security RISK... MIND BLOWN xxxx
Who'd have thought Charles would drink cheap £3 wine????? Why? I can't figure out any plausible reason as to why he wouldn't drink at least £20 wine...
it was a random gift from a fan of the royals, he said it was in the secretary’s office along with loads of gifts from well wishers like teddies and cups
No he's definitely an alcoholic him and Camila. She was shaking at the queens funeral from withdrawls from not drinking. Charles face is always red and flushed like an alcoholic
If a person broke in to a property with intent to hurt, rob 0r kill, how long would they get in prison? This guy did none so, why should they lock him up?
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
In so happy that he got a happy ending unlike other people in Britain who did much less! such as the You Tuber Count Dankula who was arrested and sent to Cort for a 2 year ling trial and had his human rights frown all over the floor with a completely bias and STUPID Cort even having his plea to the EU human Wright's Cort get denied ALL because he made a Nazi joke on TH-cam despite having no subs and it was just to piss of his girlfriend!(the Cort literally said that context doesn't matter then charged him with spreading Nazi propaganda )!!!!
He missed his children? Sorry but I have to wonder - did they miss him? The reporter said he was a "full time dad" but did they research that or just repeating what he told them?
As much I liked Reagan, Thatcher and Kohl back then and still do years ago, some in our society were looked over. When you feel you have nothing to lose, you will resort to finding an answer to get all that you lost. I'm just glad he didn't get violent, treated the Queen with respect and voiced out his grievances to the Queen.
Who's here after the crown season 4 ?
Me!
Lol
Me
@RPsketcher yes indeed
me, I've been to London a few times and up until now I never knew that an intruder successfully snuck into Buckingham Palace without being seen, right into the Queen's bedroom like a criminal genius, it's much harder to sneak into the palace today that's for sure, more guards and more cameras after that day
He was a harmless soul. She was a lucky lady he wasn't a nasty piece of work and did something very untoward to her. This could have been a very darker story.He actually did the crown and government a favour as it exposed the weaknesses in the Royal security.
that's true, he could have harmed The Queen, then he would have spent years in Prison, instead he only spent 3 months in a psychiatric hospital, he was in and out of jail numerous times over the years
Yep, nice enough bloke.
And the injustices of Thatcherism
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr When your at where he was at, I don't think he would have given a flying shit about prison. As a social worker, I can assure you that some people actually function quite well in prison life better than on the outside. They get 3 hots and a cot, hot showers which gives them a basic structure in their life.
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr had he harmed the Queen he would of spent the rest of his natural life in jail.
Who searched for this after The Crown Season 4?
me, up until now I never knew that an intruder successfully snuck into Buckingham Palace without being seen, right into The Queen's bedroom, no wonder the palace has more security today that's for sure
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr yea but they obviously dramatised the hell out of it, according to Fagan's testimony...however, was interesting enough to look up anyways.
@@LazurayMusic you may not know this but he mentioned in an interview that after all these years The Queen is still "the bee's knees" and he hopes that she lives to be a hundred, and if she does then he will send her a hundredth birthday telegram
The actor who played him in The Crown sounds just like him. Wow
yes indeed he does
It's called acting for a reason. How good is the new season?
@@qaisarkhan5245 me too
@@thedappercook it’s ridiculously good
Yep, it's called being an actor from England and nailing the impersonation after hearing him speak.
It’s a little disappointing to hear that they didn’t have a conversation.
It was quite a touching moment, in the show.
Perhaps former employees or people near the family have overheard the queen or her relatives expressing sympathy.
I’ve read that he has told a few different stories of what actually happened. Sometimes Saying there was a brief conversation between them and sometimes saying the queen left the room immediately. So I guess we will never know for sure.
the show hasnt used all 100 facts norman
I man breaks into the home of queen Elizabeth twice but only served 3 months in a psychiatric ward. Pretty sure they had more than just a "get out" conversation lol.
I know micky Fagan he had a conversation .said her eyes were full of evil .he got caught when she asked him would you like a cigarette? He said yes , so she rang a little bell and a servant came in the room then all hell broke lose.
In the end he done her and the police a massive favour and exposed the security weakness that was at Buckingham palace then
He was one man who got on there twice .what the hell could the ira or any determined terrorist group had done if they tryed ! He did them a favour and they know it too
I have empathy for him. He’s just lost everything and wanted someone to hear him. Who hasn’t been there at some point in their life?
I wonder what happened after
I have empathy for him and congratulate the Her Magisty for how it was dealt with. He could have got far worse
@@juantistic3855 sounds like a lot of drama after 🤫
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@@nickpowderhill684 did “ the her magisty”,telephone you and tell you about her chinwag with the intruder ?
When he said “I had a little sit on the Throne” I was like damn 😆😂 this guy had serious balls. So wild he actually did all this...
That made me giggle too.
5:55 “This is the truth: she just said get out”. She went out of the room and called the guards.
There you go, she had zero conversation with him and he just waited alone in that room.
Yeah, that’s true. I think the dramatisation was good though, in highlighting the huge divide between the royal family and the reality of life for a lot of Brits, and life under Thatcher at the time for those at the bottom of the ladder.
It was a very good episode and well acted, I thought.
The scene was an amalgam of what he said in interviews and what others have concluded about him.
Or, he may have agreed with Buckingham Palace to keep his gob shut
yea right, if you think that when the queen pressed the security button and they didnt come, that she sat there and didnt say anything else? The dude was high on shroom, he dont remember shyte. And the queen could probably care less cause she was probably scared to death. Who remembers a fliippant conversation from 1982? Be reasonable.
@@TheQuota2001 She did not sit there, she left and the footman came in. You need to have some serious memory loss issues to forget a queen yelling at you "get out" and leave the room - not that hard to remember.
Bless him, none of the royals could ever imagine what life is like for the rest of us.
''The rest of us''...as if there is a collective ''us'' all in the same boat? Lol. The Royal Family may not represent the average UK citizen but they do their fair share for the economy and foreign relations. There's a whole spectrum of privilege. To you, the royals may represent people living in a fantasy land. But to a homeless person, you represent someone who has everything they haven't. (Unless you're homeless, which I assume you aren't.)
Perspective is everything.
They know nothing of our struggle
As a person living in second world country, I think people like you in western europe are spoiled, and lovers of pleasure and laziness! If you know how bad other countries in the world are, you would not take thing for granted like that 😒
@@augustinefaithdefender Take what for granted?
@@patsydf Your privilege lifestyle, your standard of living. You’d better thanks the rich and the monarch in your country that giving such beautiful and safe country to live in.
Anyone who knows Mike will know that he is an extremely articulate and intelligent man. He is constantly wanting to learn new things. He is one of the most personable people I have met. OK he may have committed the odd crime but he has never wanted to hurt anybody. I like Michael and I have had many, very enjoyable conversations with him.
YOU LIAR. YOU WERE KILLED IN THE WORLD TRADE CENTRE TOO.
He’s always getting nicked I know him 😂
Going to a woman's room did not reflected his interlect. It was the most stupid thing to do. It tramatized a person for life. For the Queen, it caused a lot more than that. I do not care who he is. He is still a bad crook.
@@theblessedone9700 “interlect”
The queen should have offered him the job of painting and decorating Buckingham Palace.
He said in this interview that there was no chatting, she just left the room as soon as she saw him and got someone to deal with him.
Yeah, I was wondering if that is the truth or if they really did talk for ten minutes like they said in the show...
Wow that's actually sad lmao
You got no idea if this guy has a weapon or explosive on him, I wouldn’t stick around and talk if I was a prominent figure.
I'm sure many of you are here after watching the episode of the Crown about this incident. It's funny to hear him say that they didn't really have a conversation in real life but it made for a fantastic episode of television!
I think it was what the writer wished he had said. Most of the crown to me seems sometimes to be a lecture to the different members of the Royal Family.
It's actually what the papers ran with at the time. Fagan was embellishing the story a bit and when he got semi-famous, he dispelled the rumours. I bet MI5 got on his case:"we let you off the hook after you exposed a security breach. Don't be an arsehole, she could've had you arrested. Stop boasting. You frightened an old lady.
1:56 He should of just offered the queen a good deal on the Re Dec.
proud to say this is my grandad! :D
Rhys Fredericks so would I be he's a legend
I think he's so cool
👍
Proud!!???
Should be ashamed!
He didn't sit on the bed and chat with her. He admitted this. She asked him what he was doing there, told him to leave.
So how come his blood was on her bed sheet?
@@paulawilkinson7770 he broke a window with his hand and was bleeding
My dad's told me loads of stories about things he's done before. One time my dad was like 12 and Michael was 14 or 15 and they were stealing from a shop and some big bloke came out and grabbed me dad round the neck and then everyone else carried on running but then Micheal stopped and came back for my dad and so did everyone else my dad really misses him
He was local to Angel, Islington in the late 1980s. Someone pointed him out to me in the pub. I passed him at night on the street. I was staring & he spoke to me briefly, ingenuously. Michael enjoyed his fame immensely. He was with a pretty young blonde, i remember thinking she wouldn't be with him unless he had become a form of Royalty himself. The papers dished the dirt on him but that stunt had set him up for a life-time of free-drinks, birds& public love.He'd discovered a security breach for them, in the end., without being a nutter who would have killed the Queen. That is why he was not persecuted except by the press.
The Crown brought me here, but this only shows they took many liberties in the story. It’s too bad the entire dialogue with the Queen was fabricated.
The Crown is a work of fiction based loosely on true events. You should watch Lady Colin Campbell's videos debunking a great deal of it.
@@HS-ie8tj you can’t debunk what’s fiction... 😂
This was one of my favourite episode in season 4 of The Crown👑
Utterly sane, articulate, intelligent man. amazing really..
He pays for the palace so should have the right to use it.
The palace is privately owned, bitxh
He owns the hooks of all chandeliers in the palace/LOL!
Could argue that with people's housing benefit.
@@klaymoremorgan4117 it’s not exactly private property. The crown estate owns it not the queen so technically....
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
He has those rebel eyes, I love it! Total hero!
Who’s here after the passing of our queen?
What the queens dead ?
Me
@@bobsmith3291 how the hell have you not found out
He is far more interesting than I would have expected - as though was perfectly capable of having 'that' conversation. Really glad that he got his kids back .
There's more to this story me thinks - something strange!
Having six kids would send anybody mad.
I snuck into a castle with a girlfriend when I was around 15, just after closing. Not Buckingham Palace mind you, it was in Toronto called Casa Loma. We were caught and escorted out by security. I'm retired now. Fun times!!
Had a little sit on the throne. And you wonder why they're called the barmy army 😂
Who cares if he had a convo with her or not? He didn't need to speak, his actions said it all!
And it was disgusting the way they made him out to be afterwards. He was a desperate man, he wasn't insane
Who’s here after Prince Phillips passing?
Stealing £1.50 worths of wine. Of course the court will throw out the case.
'you gotta qick a qocket or two!'
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
lol he drove the mental health staff mad,
How very British. They offered him a drink while he waited.
He seems like a very intelligent man who reached the depths of despair. He could have embellished his sorry but he didn’t. His explorations of Buckingham palace remind me of a curious child in wonderment.
The interviewer clearly doesn’t understand him, she sounds bemused and quite judgemental in her tone! It’s people like her that make desperate people feel isolated!
My dad was best mates with him when they were younger
Ben Dack hes my great grandad
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
What a hillarious guy.wonder if it would be possible theses days.
This is the best video on TH-cam! My Hero!
+WeeManSham mine to but i would ov got my moneys worth and gone the extra mile and gone all the way
How mad was his wife if he got custody ? Lol
If Philip had been in the room it would have been a different story.
Philip would have clocked him a good un 😂
I would have paid good $$ to see that!
Hahaha brilliant
Almost the same line used by the actor who plays Phillip in the Crown.
Imagine if he broke into Margaret's house...."What are you DOING!? Stop hogging the bottle, pour me a glass, man! And you should bow when breaking into a Princess' chambers!"
I know michael haha legend!
I would love to get his autograph. He certainly brightened up this boring country in 1982!
***** See here is the difference, I know him and his son and they get on very good terms. He managed to do what people thought to be impossible he is also funny as fuck in person. When he was doing that he was also an addict on hard drugs. You don't know the life of Michael Fagen but I do because I was there as a kid when crazy shit has popped off.
be careful you don't mistakenly kill a relative, we wouldn't want that
@@GriefTourist I'm not British but I wouldn't call it a boring country...
@@user-kt8mt3yh5v why would you think it’s a boring country?
I thought he had a 10 minute conversation with the Queen???
He’s not insane he’s just a bloke who wanted to be listened to , he wasn’t getting it from his local MP so he thought Right I’ll Take it Right to Her Majesty the Queen see if she’ll listen.
Watching this after The Crown. I can’t help but cry from where he is coming from. I wonder if he managed to see his kids after all this.
I bet The Queen secretly jammed out to Fagan’s song “God Save the Queen” 😂 lol
I don't think she was too impressed with the original version though :-)
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Very intelligent man.
you can't help but admire the way he managed to sneak in and out so easily the first time without getting caught, and I'm sure people who are either somewhat mental or jobless like him must also admire Michael, I'm sure few people like Michael have wanted to talk with The Queen but just never had the guts to actually sneak inside Buckingham Palace
ever since that day you'd think a number of people over the years would have asked him questions like: "what was it like to be in the presence of The Queen?", "what was it like in her bedroom?", "what did you and The Queen talk about?", "was the queen real mad at you for sneaking into her bedroom?", etc. or even "do you have any idea how the entire country and the world would have reacted if you laid a finger on The Queen?"
had i been one of the cleaning people i would have ran out screaming god,save the queen.....
Why do they say in the beginning of the video that she kept him talking for 10 minutes and gave him whiskey??? He said later in the interview that she just yelled at him to get out and then the security man came in, so they didn't talk at all... So much for the Crown... lol
He embelished the story when it first came out and the papers ran with it. I imagine his health professional telling him to set that story straight.
he's an amazing kind of anti-hero to all of us who want to visit the Queen in her bedroom for a little chit-chat.
I think to a certain degree, it's hilarious. While I do feel sorry for the Queen who must have been really freaked out, I think it's great that she actually sat chatting to him for 10 minutes, while they waited for Police to arrive & he actually got to do something loadsa people would love to do, chat to the Queen!
Please note: I'm a Brit & have a family full of police officers, so know how things work. When this happened, it was all over the news here & there was a whole documentary on it. The Queen tripped a silent alarm in her room & sat chatting with the guy as she waited for the guards to come. He was arrested & sent to a psych ward under section. Any more stupid comments about this not being true will simply be deleted. Kinda sad that I had to add this.
Michael Fagan, the original bedroom intruder.
So I broke into the palace with a sponge and a rusty spanner 🎶
it sure was easier back then to sneak into Buckingham Palace than it is today, and I guess something inside him was telling him to talk to The Queen
loool naa you dont say
@@hannas7806 yes it's true, he managed to sneak in and out the first time without getting caught, that was quite easy, the second time he got caught after sneaking into the Queen's bedroom, the palace's security has improved over the years, today it would definitely be very hard to sneak in without getting seen or caught
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr absolutely! i agree with you
@@hannas7806 you can't help but admire him for that
@@DaveFisher-cq2dr He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds. He would likely be shot now.
Surprised he didn’t find prince Andrews cupboard
He is now 60
Good on you, not enough people like you!
Dangerous, bs
And now 68
He’s 72 now
Queen: " Theres some cigarettes in that room over there, and a lighter!"
Man: " Oh how lovely, can I bring my drink?"
Queen : " Please do, the maid will help you!"
Man: " Wonderful, gooday maam"
Queen : " Tata"
Man: ( Walks into giant size closet and gets locked in)
There's a whole episode in season 4 on this man.
the power of I am.
They should have shown the queen giving him a whiskey. They did not show this in The Crown
What a badass
I'd have loved to have heard the Queen's version of events as well though.
Ok, this is bugging me, how the *eck did he not break his neck, not get caught, and more importantly, not harm HM The Queen? Or the Royal family ! While I empathise with Mr Fagan, the security RISK... MIND BLOWN xxxx
She didnt sit chatting to him.... alls she did was say get out get out.
Wat a legend
is he still alive
Wish iPhones were out then he could got some footage for us all 🤣
keith richards lost brother
How did he end-up getting custody of the kids???
Who'd have thought Charles would drink cheap £3 wine????? Why? I can't figure out any plausible reason as to why he wouldn't drink at least £20 wine...
remember that £3 in 1982 is the equivalent of just over £9 today in 2020. Although that is still a fairly cheap bottle of wine.
it was a random gift from a fan of the royals, he said it was in the secretary’s office along with loads of gifts from well wishers like teddies and cups
Because cost doesn’t always correlate to quality
No he's definitely an alcoholic him and Camila. She was shaking at the queens funeral from withdrawls from not drinking. Charles face is always red and flushed like an alcoholic
If a person broke in to a property with intent to hurt, rob 0r kill, how long would they get in prison? This guy did none so, why should they lock him up?
He would have been charged with terrorism offences now. As with Windsor Castle, on 1 June 2007, the palace and its grounds were designated as a protected site for the purposes of Section 128 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005. The effect of the act was to make it a specific criminal offence for a person to trespass into the palace and castle or its grounds.
Breaking and entering is illegal.
Imagine if he walked into Andrews room. He may have got buggered
When did you meet him?
Just goes to show how "out of touch" the Royal Family are...
Yeah overreaction to someone who is down on his luck and just wants to break into your bedroom. Yeah totally different to the rest of us there!
LOL ! ! ! If someone broke into the Queen's bedroom now they would be doing the rounds on all the talk shows ! ! ! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
About 8 years ago now haha. My uncle used to drink with him.
In so happy that he got a happy ending unlike other people in Britain who did much less! such as the You Tuber Count Dankula who was arrested and sent to Cort for a 2 year ling trial and had his human rights frown all over the floor with a completely bias and STUPID Cort even having his plea to the EU human Wright's Cort get denied ALL because he made a Nazi joke on TH-cam despite having no subs and it was just to piss of his girlfriend!(the Cort literally said that context doesn't matter then charged him with spreading Nazi propaganda )!!!!
Aw that little doctor who reference
You should have nick at least a Royal ashtray( are very collectable)😉
You think they only had a chat? LOL
Very ordinary, he says about the palace, lol.
The NHS has been kind to his golden locks and his full figure.
He sounds like dudley moore from Derek and Clive
security,,well done mick
Met this guy, lives in Islington North London
Drank in The Gerard, Angel, Islington at least in the 1980s
Probably IRA were pissed that they didn't figure out to do this.
He missed his children? Sorry but I have to wonder - did they miss him? The reporter said he was a "full time dad" but did they research that or just repeating what he told them?
Excellent
As much I liked Reagan, Thatcher and Kohl back then and still do years ago, some in our society were looked over. When you feel you have nothing to lose, you will resort to finding an answer to get all that you lost. I'm just glad he didn't get violent, treated the Queen with respect and voiced out his grievances to the Queen.
They were horrible for all of us
The crown bring me here😊
You'll then be my friend, and we can talk...
eccentric
A song? He made a song... dude ':D
This is the original version :-)
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Being An Ordinarey Chap that gets in debt sucks! 0187
Whoa 6 kiddos
Had a little sit on the phrone
The crown actor was funnier lol
Hero