Queen Victoria's Love For Dickens | Royal Upstairs Downstairs | Absolute History
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 พ.ค. 2021
- Chef Rosemary Shrager and antiques expert Tim Wonnacott visit the Royal Pavilion in Brighton to reveal the story behind 19-year-old Queen Victoria's visit in 1838 - the year she became queen.
Tim shows us the extraordinary Chinese style interior and reveals just how it was styled in this way thanks to one of Victoria's predecessors. He also discovers that when Victoria wasn't in the mood for these interiors, she would retire to her own private apartments where the decor is much plainer than the rest of the house.
From her diary entries we glimpse how reading Dickens helped shape her thoughts about her subjects and we have an insight into the serious-minded queen she was becoming.
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Her reaction to the "misbehaving" jellie is the best reaction anyone has ever had 😅😂
Tim, using exquisite language to describe the nodding statue.
Me: "It's a bobble head..."
Amazed at the jellies!!!!! Oh to be able to see one on these dinners for Queen Victoria as she did💕 I’m loving this series here in US ♥️
I want to see the whole series of Royal Upstairs, Downstairs with Rosemary Shrager and Tim Wonnacott
I love going around England, tracking places Queens and Princesses visited/lived in. Just gorgeous places. British heritage is amazing. Scotland next!
I've never seen a picture or statue of Queen Victoria smiling!
Probably bad teeth.
She looked so sad in all of her pictures.
It's because paintings usually take hours to make. Try holding a smile whilst standing completely still for 15 minutes, and you'll see why every portrait looks like they're uncomfortable.
@Alexis Kyle Same goes for almost all of the pictures from the wild west, also 1800's. For SOME reason, NO smiling. There should be a fact about it. Let me know, if you do.😉
@@Pinetree.1 worse still people had to have their heads held in a clamp to stay still enough for a good pic - hardly comfy!
Little too 'new' to hope she ever touched it, but I have a copy of Dickens Oliver Twist sitting here from 1898.
Nothing better to whet your royal appetite than have your fancy jellies accompanied by an excerpt of a literature piece describing the hell for the poor and underprivileged that you helped to build. Bon appetit!
I just can't get over the paint bottle or whatever taped to the statue's hand 😂
I love the Brits' sense of humor! 🤣
For someone who almost only reads Regency romances, seeing the Brighton pavilion is like seeing the books I’ve read come to life.
We need a second season of this show!!!
Omg I couldn't stop laughing when Rosemary saw the naughty jelly😀
Love ❤️ this series !!!! Wish there were more !
Nice 🔥Thank you for sharing friend!
Love for Dickens. 😂 Susan Lipscomb should cover this.
Susan.. What a beautiful woman.
And now I want fancy jelly for lunch.
I want those molds! How fun is that?
푸딩이 너무 멋져요 그래서 즐거웠어요 크리스마스 만찬파티에 먹으면 정말 즐거울것같아요
I made a decision, I'm going to watch every ad I get on these videos, they are so high quality and full of good knowledge.
What you talking bout?
@@susanfleming2271 when you watch the ads the creator gets money, I want them to get money for their quality work.
@@alienbeef-gravy493 the channel doesn’t make the videos
well, I read that title HORRIBLY wrong
Lol......she liked that n all.
-Wackelpudding - which kid did not love it and as a grown up still loves it? i definitely do...
This video title is hilarious. Does she love the Dickens upstairs or downstairs? 🤣
So suggestive 😏
21:12 I recognize that mixing bowl full of ice. Ruth has got one of the same in the Edwardian Farm series, and possibly also in the Victorian Farm series. I know I've seen that design for sale in recent years. Can anyone identify it?
It's Tim Wotacock!
❤💙
Plantains are NOT bananas!
They are banana cultivars according to scientific definition. They are not so called "cooking bananas" but they are still a subgroup of the genus Musa just like cooking bananas are.
Also, I suppose it requires some rather specialistic botanical knowledge to tell whether it was banana or plaintain leaves painted on that ceiling, and the host doesn't probably have it.
i watched this video with the understanding there would be more conversation of dickens.i was highly disappointment.
kay
Need some Dicken eh..?🤣
How old was Victoria when George 4th died ?
18
@@nomdeguerre247 I thought that was William
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It amazes me that the British didn't go through a French style revolution. The shocking excesses and deplorable waste of money on a family that had, long ago, outgrown its use
"we can reveal" "we will reveal for the first time" "reveal the story behind..." What "shows" like this say, before they repeat information that is already publicly available.
Buuut...where is Dickens???
Britian sure does love hearing all about themselves
Except for its own people it used and abused and then punished for the poverty resulting from their underprivileged situation. You know, just like Queen Victoria shoveling fancy jellies and what not down her pie hole, entertaining herself with the descriptions of work houses' misery she helped create herself.
@@OstblockLatina that's all I'm saying
I hate how they depict Victoria as some constipated Puritan frowning on everything. She and Albert obviously had a lively sex life for one thing. And they enjoyed having a lot of fun at family occasions. She enjoyed her horses and dogs, the countryside and fireworks, etc. Just because someone is not yucking it up publicly and mugging for the cameras does not mean the person is a killjoy who wants to piss on everyone's parade or disapproves of anything that might be the slightest bit funny. As for that wobbly pudding... I'm trying to figure out what's 'rude' about it. It's not like there's any part of the human anatomy that is a stepped cone. I think the giggles about that say more about the puerility of the presenters than Victoria and Albert's sense of humor. Or are all English people infantile in such matters nowadays?
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