Dinner With President Johnson | The Crown (Olivia Colman, Helena Bonham Carter, Clancy Brown)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2024
- Although Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) is tense and worried about Margaret's (Helena Bonham Carter) performance at the dinner with President Johnson (Clancy Brown), the Queen is surprised when Wilson (Jason Watkins) reveals that the dinner was, in fact, a great success.
From Season 3, Episode 2: Margaretology
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“You’ve made it this far.”
My favourite too! 🤣
@@miriamvesela8461 SAME!!!
Seeing how uncomfortable the PM was trying to recite the limericks, contrasted with Olivia Colman's iconic "you've made it this far" line made this all the more funny.
"You've made it this far" is one of my favourite lines
Huge points for the PM and Ambassador for being able to remember everything from that night.
Margaret was smart! She understood what Johnson was like
She also don’t have to hold herself to such strict standards as dear old Queenie.
LBJ was much more vulgar and downright weird than most people knew. Margaret only saw a small portion of what he was capable of.
@@maryk446 Well, LBJ was also representing the United States of America to the United Kingdom. He couldn't be the completely vulgar, outrageous man he was behind closed doors with his closest advisors. He still had to have some decorum while wining and dining with a visiting royal from London. I imagine this was a state dinner? State dinners are the most formal, regal affairs organized by the White House.
Our service men hated him I think the remaining vets still do.@@maryk446
This also never happened. At least not the way it was presented in the series.
Why is no one talking about Clancy Brown? A totally underrated actor...
They always bust him down to private
There can be only one.....
Clancy Brown.
Mr. Hadley….. no matter what role Shawshank was excellent…
Drink up Ladies…..the Colossal Prick….lol
I agree under rated…..
Even among 12th level intellects he is overqualified
The sponge cannot flip the spatula if you disable his hand, Dufresne.
LBJ was a plain-spoken elementary school teacher who had gone up the greasy pole of Texas politics, which was very dirty and rough in the first half of the 20th century. He thus despised snobbery and elegance, especially of the type that festooned the royal court in London. He also low-key hated preppy JFK and his aristocratic, WASPy wife for those very same reasons. Princess Margaret did her homework--she clearly read about LBJ's life, imbibed what this man was about, and decided to chuck the airs of royalty and indulge her blunt manner and naughty humor. And it worked! LBJ was utterly charmed.
I don't think the Queen would be too bothered about this to be honest LBJ was their guest and as good British manners dictate your guests should be offered refreshments, entertained and given respect and politeness LBJ had a good time thanks to Margaret the Queen probably rolled her eyes and thought oh well it's happened and he had a good time a visit that went very well and no major scandals a job well done
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Princess Margaret was sent specifically to get the U.S. President to disburse billions of U.S. dollars to help the British economy right itself. I remember this episode--the British diplomatic corps was fretful that LBJ, a known hater of aristocratic titles and royal families, would be a tough nut to crack after the easy time they had with JFK and his wife. The Queen was close to a panic, since she was getting a lot of pressure from the government to become "more easygoing" with LBJ, which was not in her nature. This was all done with one goal in mind--get the money and rescue the UK economy. But then the Queen couldn't make it to Washington for reasons I forget. So she very nervously sent Princess Margaret on this extremely important diplomatic mission, possibly the most important in her long career as Queen since it directly impacted the economic health of her nation. And Princess Margaret got the job done with flying colors--LBJ was more than happy to disburse the billions of dollars to the UK treasury right in the nick of time. Economic disaster was averted.
"the greasy pole of Texas politics, which was very dirty and rough in the first half of the 20th century."
It's very dirty and rough in the first half of the 21st century as well.
He still, from what I've heard, acted like a gentleman towards Jackie (whatever he may have felt about her) by refusing to leave her behind after JFK was shot, and letting her come on the first plane out even though it was now his and even though she was no longer a First Lady.
Please no insults if I've got it wrong, just tell me.
@@agenttheater5 I mean, LBJ was a decent human being. Of course he was going to act like a true gentleman to a woman who just saw her husband get shot in the head. You'd have to be a heartless psychopath to not treat a woman traumatized by such a sight with anything but compassion and respect. Yet before this terrible tragedy, he didn't much like her or JFK. He only ended up on JFK's ticket as VP out of political expediency and ambition--LBJ because he saw a way to become president by serving as VP, and JFK because he needed a strong arm in Congress to pass legislation he wanted (LBJ was notorious as a scary enforcer in Congress). But LBJ didn't like the guy or his wife.
It’s always a joy to see Clancy Brown obviously having fun in his roles
Mr. Krabs as Lyndon Johnson is not something I ever thought I’d see
Mr. Krabs has become quite the actor.
Mr Krabs played almost 150 roles in his career
Mr Krabs was a great actor all the way back in 1980s when he played the Kurgan in Highlander. "It's better to burn out, than to fade away!"
Mr Krabs is an absolutely fantastic actor
He rose from a lowly fast food restaurant owner to become a corrupt prison guard, then when he got out of prison, he was press ganged into the Federation to fight the bug menace, and when he did his time, he decided to become a police officer and was stuck with an android partner.
Flashback to the rude limericks King George the Sixth came up with and enjoyed back in the very first episode.
If the rumours are true George VI had a naughty sense of humour and Margaret clearly inherited it. The Queen Mum had a dry sense of humour apparently when she and Noel Coward went past the guards and he stared at them the Queen Mum remarked "I wouldn't if I were you Noel they count them before they put them out" 😂
Elizabeth: Where's the rest of it?
Watkins: I beleive everyone thought it was long enough.
Johnson: THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID
Actually pretty amazing they managed to remove the music. I couldn't have managed it. I would have inserted t rex roaring just to be comical with no explanation.
1:56 Typical Mr. Krabs laugh
I wonder how historically accurate this scene is.
From what I researched, this trip was spot on
@@BroadwayBabyyy744the events occurred. We don't know what was said during the event.
Given what we know about Johnson, this is toned down for him.
Johnson was probably the most vulgar mouthed and rudest man ever to be President. There are some real contenders in that assembly...but Johnson would pull his Johnson out in meetings to prove he was the big man...even when his secretary was in the room.
Exactly as filmed, from all I've read.
Both ladies were forces of nature in their own way, but who wouldn't want to party with Margaret?
It's one of my favorite scenes. Keep it coming with the crown videos. Please
Margaret could really read a room! (Best scene in the entire series! LOL)
In other words, they had a great time.
I love seeing Clancy Brown share a scene with HBC
I guess this channel couldn't get the rights to the music at 2:53. It's like watching the ballet scene from "Amadeus."
What was the music? Do you remember?
Great reference!!!
@PapagenoMF wasnt it Comin' Home Baby by Mel Torme?
IM SORRY THAT LAST ONE WAS VERY FUNNY 😂
"As it were."
"Dinner With Savage Opress."
Margaret loved a good Johnson.
I'll bet. LOL
Doesn’t everybody?? Lol
I guess someone couldn't afford the copyright on the dance music.
4:27 Queen Elizabeth II was extremely dazzling
Helena Bonham Carter is my favorite Margaret. One wonders if Margaret would agree. 🤔
One of the funniest parts of the crown, except for some reason the dance music is missing from the audio track in this clip.
Im sorry but those dance scenes without the music in them are SO weird. Lol
It’s the dancing in a quiet room for me😂 silent disco 💃
Helena Bonham Carter is so beautiful. I like Princess Margaret, she seems like so much fun. And why are these English Royals acting like they haven't heard a dirty joke or two, please.
Margaret was a bitter alcoholic and a very nasty piece of work. “Fun” she was not.
Olivia Colman, Helena Bonham Carter are hot like fire !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In my headcanon this is part of Highlander, and it's something the Kurgan was up to in the 1960s.
2:50 “Bravo.”
Lex Luthor - "President? Do you know how much power I'd have to GIVE UP to be President?"
Love this scene! ❤❤
This is hysterical 😂
I really start to like princess Margaret....
So that was supposed to be Lyndon Johnson? Thanks for clearing that up.
This was just totaly hilarious! And the Queens droll reactions are epic. But im not sure if its true Margo went that far. There's a docmentary called The Princess and the Gangster. Its endlessly fascinating.
princess margaret is spicy 😂 .
all is well, that ends well. she got an assignment and she got it done. and that is all there is to it.
It’s so meta that the guy who voices Mr Krabs is in a British drama series, playing the President of the US
The stark difference between the British Prime Minister and the American President 🤣😆
No telling what else they might find in Buckingham Palace! 🧐
President Johnson played by Mr. Krabs!
Every "wahut?" is like "I am groot"...... ROFL. ............. and of course You've made it this far"
The Dallas one is pretty good tbf haha
I want a full Version of Margaret singing with johnson
Bonham Carter was brilliant as Princess Margaret!
Turns out the Kurgan is a cool dude once he gets to hang around some ladies and drinks
¡Hola, buenas tardes!
Subhratri bandhu, good night brother.
Why was the soundtracks removed from the dancing scene
No copyright strikes.
If you recall in S2, Jackie Kennedy insulted Queen Elizabeth when she visited Buckingham Palace (calling it a “provincial hotel”). Now, we have Princess Margaret throwing shade at the late President Kennedy with LBJ….the tables have turned. 🤭
As a Delawarean, I honestly don’t understand the joke. She couldn’t have came up with anything better….🤷🏼♀️
The Queen was lucky that she had Margaret to pull from her deck of cards that could pull off the near unlikely if not impossible task of charming the charmless LBJ. Margaret had enough charm to make the Texas thug charming...and making LBJ charming...that would be almost like making Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot, Castro...charming. Granted LBJ wasnt that bad but he wasnt likeable or charming. LBJ had a truman like quality in that he spoke very directly (bluntly, callously, matter of factly, in-your face) but thats the only thing I can put Truman and LBJ in the same category.
Johnson could be very charming, and also vulgar, brutal, gentle, greedy, generous, shallow and complex, all in the same half an hour.
LBJ was a hell of a guy, and you don’t get a landslide victory like he did in ‘64 without charm.
Historians and those who knew him describe LBJ as a blend of earthy and charming, fun and capable. When you work and lead groups of powerful people - you have different facets of your personality that you show different people from Northern liberals to Southern conservative Democrats. He got us Medicare, Medicaid, Head Start, the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts, and the Great Society. An extraordinary domestic policy president.
President Johnson why are going to war in Vietnam when the Vietnamese just wanted a referudum to decide between communism and capitalism.
Johnson: Money.
Was that the Kurgan playing Johnson? Talk about typecasting...
Indeed it is the Kurgan
The guy who's playing President Johnson....is that Biff from Back to the Future???
Helena looks so good when shes not looking like a rag doll from the 1920s.
Limerick diplomacy.
I thought LBJ was famously the only president the Queen never met.
Margaret was a deeply unpleasant person, she and Johnson were a good match.
She was a narcissist who hated being the permanent understudy to her sister. I have friends who knew her through events they managed and she was always horrible and self centered. She never once thought of the guests and it was always all about her. A deeply unpleasant woman in real life.
People have multiple aspects to their personalities. Johnson was earthy, crude, charming, and fun. He could be mean and vicious too. He would show different aspects of himself to different people. An extraordinary leader, an extraordinarily accomplished domestic policy president.
Is she flirting with the president?
LBJ was a big flirter
Clancy Brown as LBJ? This biopic needs to be made
Why didn't Johnson want to help the UK. They refused to help him in Vietnam. Johnson grew up in a area about a hour away from where I live. It's still a rural area, simple farming and ranching. He thought the North Vietnamese were just puppets of communist Russia and China. He felt he had to stop it just as cowboys would stop the outlaws in the old west. It was tragic because Kennedy had said he was pulling out of Vietnam after the election but was killed in Dallas.
Seems like here LBJ and Margaret were 2 of a kind!
My favorite episode, it shows how the US was the sole superpower of the world while Europe was on it’s knees.
Johnson should be remembered for losing interest in the presidency because he "couldn't control the goddamn CIA".
The man had some good one liners.
Maybe he and Kennedy were able to get past their differences because they both hated the fucking CIA 😂
There was something so immature and childish about Margaret. Acted like a silly teenager. Elizabeth was superior in every way!
pretty much like Harry
Dependable predictable ...boring sums it up
I’m shocked LBJ didn’t try to nail Princess Margaret due to him being a womanizer like you wouldn’t believe. They def had a vibe.