THE CROWN CAST Q&A CLIP 2019 11
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- THE CROWN CAST Q&A CLIP 2019-11. Following a Screening of The Crown Season 3 Premiere Episode, a Q&A with
Golden Globe Awards® Winning and Academy Awards® and Emmy Awards® Nominated
Writer and Executive Producer Peter Morgan
Golden Globe Awards® and Academy Awards® Winning and Screen Actors Guild Awards® and Emmy Awards® Nominated Actress Olivia Colman
Golden Globe Awards® Nominated Actor Tobias Menzies
Screen Actors Guild Awards® Winning and Golden Globe Awards®, Academy Awards® and Emmy Awards®
Nominated Actress Helena Bonham Carter
Actress Erin Doherty
(Netfix).
Video clip by Vicky Marx
The last scene between Helena and Olivia ( Season finale) was some of the best acting you will ever see in your life. Glorious job, the both
Wich episode exactly?
Helena and Olivia are life
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Did you see Helena notice Erin's slippers and give her a wink around 3:35? Adorable. Love these two 😂
nahw so cute
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I love her the cameraman wants Helena in every frame 😂♥️
Helena BC’s body language in any interview always projects that she is slightly bored with all this nonsense. She always seems perfectly comfortable, totally confident in not being the one the attention is on and without that neediness for recognition many in her chosen field project. Like “yes I’ll do the interview, but I’m not going to perform like I’m in a circus”. I could believe that at heart she’s a bit of an introvert who lets the extrovert out mainly through her work. Totally comfortable with her own company, who finds the fame an unfortunate side effect of her profession.
She also does that upper class thing where regardless of their surroundings, they refuse to ever seem impressed or over-whelmed (or even whelmed) , it’s all something they’ve seen before.That total confidence that comes with old money. I’m not sure if it’s a demeanour I’d pick up in anywhere but England - but then, only in England can you be penniless but upperclass, or a billionaire but working class & common. In some it can come off as arrogance- somehow in HBC it’s just fascinatingly sexy.
She's usually thought to be an ENFJ, an extroverted type.
Love her eccentric outfit.
Met her once she was staying at the same hotel as me. She was soooooo nice and calm and approachable. Like her more n more. Shes a very talented actress. Wish her the best.
Princess Julia That’s so cool. When did you meet her?
@@impxriobellxtrix7121 years ago she was staying st the Four Seasons hotel in Hampshire with her then husband and I think they have a little girl.
I think that Erin did a great job playing Princess Ann. HBC was absolutely fab as Princess Margret.
Binged Season 3. Can't get enough, now I have to wait a whole year for Season 4.
me too. and this season felt like it was shorter. fingers crossed we don't have to wait long for season 4.
Those are my favorite seasons too. I wouldn't have watched this show if tobias menzies weren't in it.
Jane Lapotaire as Princess Alice, is only on the screen for a short period but it was a profoundly moving performance. She and Tobias together was very moving!
Rosalynn Gatewood my favorite episode Bubbikins
Omigod. I was so moved, that I waited to the very end to look up who the actress was and sleuthed out more of her work.
I agree. Fascinating chapter in the lives of the royals.
Loved Princess Alice, amazing story too, her telling Charles Dance “ did you get a ticking off from the doughty Queen?” It’s the silences between the characters that makes it so compelling
Tobias was my surprising favourite of the seasons 3 and 4. He’s brilliant, I got the sense he was agitated but also deeply loves Elizabeth. Their chemistry was amazing.
Helena! 😍😍😍
Yisssss😍😍😍
Yasss! ❤❤❤
There really should be more than 10 episodes per season. 14 episodes would be the most ideal. Not too long but not too short either. There were so many substories I wish they'd explore more.
Tobias is so elegant 😍
The best series ever on tv,the amazing cast in every period,the writing ,production ,make up ,top of the line The Crown is !
Helena doing her best Winona
I would watch anything that Tobias is on just to hear him talking. His voice is so masculine and sexy, specially with his British accent. I really liked him in Outlander. A very classy and elegant man!
Give The Terror a go if you haven’t already! Great show and he’s great in it.
Tobias has the essential talent of "becoming" whatever character he plays so that his own personality is completely covered. And what versatility! Each role he's had is so very different from the last. All are masterfully done. Thank you Tobias for exceeding the challenge of expertly portraying a very complicated man. Especially while he's still alive and so well known.👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I feel the same...He's awesome.
Tobias and Olivia together is the best. Two great actors
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Helena is such a child at heart. You can see she is on another planet majority of the time 😂😂
5:36 What was the flipping question? - Helena 🤣😁
It took me a long time to like the new cast and now I love them, especially Anne and Charles.
Is Erin wearing hotel slippers? 😂
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This was lovely to see, but whoever edited it didn’t do such a great job. It was irritating not knowing what questions they were answering.
I agree. it would have been nice to hear the questions
@@MrBibi86 Yeah, and they totally cut Erin off.
And the unnecessary music lightly in the background endlessly distracting.
Erin is wearing a slippers? cute 😂❤️
HBC thinking WTF am l doing here.
Those chairs look so uncomfortable!!!!! And Helena on heels ❤️ love this cast!
Especially Mr. Menzies wiggling like a young boy in church.
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I thought the guy who played Philip sounded just like Prince Charles.
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ok but like what is the background music ? lol thx for the vid tho
there is something constantly taking my attention. kinda obvious that it has the attention of the cameraperson too....
So true hahah couldn't stop looking at it!
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The only unrealistic side is health. I remember as a teenager reading with horror about Margaret’s (??) many visits to the Royal Gynecologist.
lisaschuster9187 Im late in on this and Im glad you brought this up, not many have... but Im sure in season 2 it was mentioned that Margaret did have two children but nothing more was said about it, the script didnt carry it on. Did she actually have two pregnancies that went wrong or did she give birth and they were unknown to us? Im an eighties kid so all I remember was Margaret wearing shades in a wheelchair looking rather frail, I thought she was an old lady but I now realize she was youngish when she died its such a shame, her whole love story is so upsetting. xx
Helena @2:54 these heels are so expensive why'd I buy them lol
Would have been nicer if that background music wasn’t included in this video. It was annoying and distracting.
Olivia has such beautiful curvy body... beautiful.
I've watched the whole season already, and I enjoyed it, but it just doesn't quite meet the standard set by seasons one and two! I don't see the necessity for changing so many cast members. Claire Foy was so utterly fantastic... And at the beginning of season 3, the Queen is only in her early 40s. To my knowledge, Claire Foy is in her mid-30s, so why shouldn't she have continued? Contracts? Olivia Colman is a very good actress, but Claire Foy had a certain icy aloofness that Olivia Colman lacks. And - wait for it - this isn't ageist or sexist - she is just a little too old for the part, at least in this series! Helena Bonham-Carter does a wonderful (sorry, I just corrected this from "very good" - I'm English) job, but again, we can't help but compare this series with the first two. And both actresses are too dark (-haired, -eyed, -skinned) for their roles. We need icy blue eyes! Tobias Menzies is delightfully unsympathetic as Prince Philip (try as I might, I think he's a dreadful man) and looks much more like him than Matt Smith, so he is maintaining the level of the first two series. Still, it's all riveting and I look forward to the next one. By the way, Em-Jay Taylor, I like your analysis of Helena Bonham-Carter as an extroverted introvert and being underwhelmed by everything. That's just British. We're all like that. Lateral thinking: I saw an interview with the cast of "Downton Abbey" in which Elizabeth McGovern explained the difference between Americans and Brits: "The Americans are more like dogs, panting enthusiastically and wagging their tails. The British are more like cats. 'Well, I'm not sure whether I really like this.'" She accompanied this with the typical licking and grooming movements of a cat. And hit the nail on the head!!!
Toby Alleyne-Gee ... Ultimately the reason behind the cast change is the fact that creator Peter Morgan set it as a cardinal rule for filming the series, based in the fact that it's his own personal belief that when you have actors playing characters who's ages are significantly greater than that of the actors, then using make-up as an ageing special effect can only take you so far and still look realistic. Since the entire expected six seasons of this show is meant to cover almost 70 years of real people, Morgan did not feel it was going to be authentic to make up Foy when they shoot the Queen as she makes her way into old .
Rather than simply replacing actors once they weren't able to pull off special effect makeup to age them, a blanket rule was created that every two season, where each season represents approx. one decade of the Queens reign, the actors would be replaced. It's not the norm and that is likely why it doesn't feel as comfortable to many people, but I for one thought it was absolutely novel way to approach filming. I love the original cast too, but this way of doing thing did intrigue me, and because I couldn't do anything about it, I just decided to accept it .... and I love this new cast as much as the old one! 😊 ... basically, that's it's. it's nothing to do with contracts, or conflict between actors.
@@mattyoung4336 Thank you - I take your point! I'm already looking forward to the next season, but we're going to have to wait a while...
Toby Alleyne-Gee Olivia is 45
Ilgım soysal Is she now? She looks a lot older. Not being spiteful, she just does...
I thought that I was the only one who noticed the eye color changes and I keep asking me why they didn’t use contact lenses or if was proposital or something
Helena looked bored stiff.
yessir lol she barely gets anytime to tlk
glitchy and bad music in the background. too bad.
The music makes this unwatchable. It’s a shame. Why on earth is it there?
I love olivia colman, but I dindn't like her as the Queen, I don't know why, something feels off..I thought at first maybe was continuity broken, having changed all the actors.. I'm not so sure anymore, she has always the same face in the crown, wierd because I truly love her, not just as actress but as human being, she's fantastic..
I love her too, one of my favorite actors, but I agree with you. Her Queen grew on me as the season progressed, but I think she just brought too much emotion to a character that is known for her lack of it. I think it's more obvious when you compare her performance to Claire's more restraint portrayal of her; the subtle 'steeliness' from the first two seasons was missing. :/
Interesting... I thought Olivia as the queen was the best aspect of season 3. I felt Olivia's representation of the queen was totally appropriate to the family context/dynamic in that her children are older and the age of her monarchy at that time as the Queen was no longer a young inexperienced queen. Claire foy was great but olivia really did an exceptional portrayal.
the quality of sound is horrible on this video
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I loved the guy playing Philip, the guy playing Charles. Loved the ladies playing Ann, and Alice. I did not like the ones playing the Queen, and Margaret. They are good actresses, but they didn't seem right for the part.
I didn't agree, u filthy muggle!
where's Prince Charles???????????
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I wish Olivia Colman could be sometimes serious instead of always trying to be funny. For me that superficiality comes through in her performance, she doesn't inhabit the role like Clare Foye did.