Not Dickie Mountbatten, who cheated on his wife almost from the beginning of their marriage, including with Shirley MacLaine, the actress. He liked much younger women, too. He may have been an effective man but he was not a good woman, and his advice to Prince Charles was disastrous.
I'd take relationship advice from 2 people: Claire Foy...if you watch her interviews, she has a brilliant understanding of relationships...of what makes them work and what doesn't. And my sister. She gives really good advice to people, but they don't ever listen to her lol....
By Mountbatten's speech about his marriage, you would think he never got back his own. Mountbatten famously said that he and Edwina spent their entire marriage hopping into other people's beds.
In an ironic twist of fate, with the death of Elizabeth II, she was the last of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha dynasty (Now house of Windsor) and since technically her late husband was a Mountbatten, by Salic law, the reigning dynasty would be Mountbatten (Battenburg if we go even further with dynastic integrity) but parliament always had to ruin all the fun😒
@@patriciabrizuela8074 no prince phillip was a prince of German and denmark his surname is not mountbatten . So mountbatten dream remains a dream alone
@kaviyaprabharan1832 unless there's a cadet branch of either that get married and all those in front of that line all unfortunately suffer bad misshaps, then yes, it becomes true
@@kaviyaprabharan1832 he was a prince of greece and denmark, never the less hes a member of the royal house of "Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg". He took the Name of his mothers family (Batttenberg), which during WWI had been switched to "Mountbatten" (batten & BERG = mountain)
@@patriciabrizuela8074 England didn't operate under Salic Law. If it did, Elizabeth could not have been queen. Under Salic Lae, only men could become rulers of a country.
I agree I’m happy I ain’t the only one who thought he was handsome. I wonder if he was really handsome in real life like Philip, since he was his uncle
once, while in Spain, i saw this performance of a flamenco group and the woman dancer looked at me all the time. just at me. while i felt elated i also did not know what to do with that, thus i did nothing but look back. in awe.
It must be hard for such a woman to be meeting with talented accomplished people at the top of their game every day, knowing she's only where she is because she was born into it.
Kinda ignorant and foolish to say that. The Queen was more badass than most people you have met probably. What she had to out up with, how disciplined she had to be, how much she had to study for certain things etc. I doubt she ever felt less than, just because she was born into a certain family. You see how many failed at what she did...like her uncle. How many people have ruined monarchies because they messed up and did not understand it, or totally lost the sympathy of the people. She knew how to naviagte all of it...nobody is flawless but I would never want to have her position. She never even wanted to be queen but she understood that its her calling and she live dup to it. I am not even british and I can say that.
I'm in awe of Claire Foy here, that whole sequence where she watches the ballerina dance (who her husband is probably cheating on her with) and thinking, what has this woman got that I haven't got? Is it just that she is very pretty, talented and not royal? Does he love her? Prince Phillip at that time was an extremely handsome young man and could (and did) have anyone he wanted. The Queen, however, was a one-man-woman if ever there was one and cheating on him- had she wanted to- would have been extremely difficult. I'm glad that the late Queen and her beloved husband are together once again, both of their duties to their country done honorably and well, and now they can just be together as two souls who love one another. No duty to anyone but themselves.
People will be People no matter what station in life. It's the human condition. It's how we answer these "challenges " of life that determines the person "we are."
The Crown did Louis Mountbatten a favor portraying him so sympathetically. In hindsight we realize the man was a monster. A pervert who did ungodly things at Kincora, had a disastrous war record that got so many men killed yet the establishment looked the other away and gave him commendations. He had delusions of grandeur and his advice to the queen was detrimental. The man deserves nothing but condemnation.
The HIA was specifically convened for kinkora, case and said that there were no proofs that linked mountbatten with the charges of pedophilia. As for 'disastrous' war record,as,Supreme allied commander, he revitalized the beaten Allied army in S-E Asia and led them to victory against Japan in one of Britain's most spectacular victory of all time. As for the Queen, it was he who contrived her marriage to Prince Philip that stood the test of time and even the Queen said that Phillip was her strength . If you'll believe every word in a fictional series, then good luck to you.
Sounds Like a justification for murder from the side of the assassins. Portray him as a "monster" and you can try to justify anything. It's a very old trick from the IRA or splinter groups. I refer all to the first response, of krishnagopal as well as the historical record of closeness to Philip and the present King.
Creepy, when you remember that Prince Charles took relationship advice from his adored, self-serving Uncle "Dickie". Later on, Diana didn't have a chance in their "marriage".
Their society is as far from us as we are from 17th century potato farmers. They’re corporations and the state wearing human suits. It makes perfect sense they’d play rough with love, they’re sociopaths.
The greatest mistake of queen elizabeth ii is to believe in lord Mountbatten and fall in love with phillips and followed lord Mountbatten advice .she isnt aware of lord mountbatten true intentions .atleast phillips tried to protect his wife and loved her because she gave him a family and children he always longed for .....
They did not love each other. They settled into a routine. He had at least three illegitimate children. They cheated on each other constantly. It was just the marriage that couldn’t fail; it wasn’t allowed to. People like us had to believe it was solid. There were years of their lives they didn’t speak. After one of his tours she wouldn’t let his boat dock for a year to punish him for an affair. No ship can dock without the Queen’s permission. 😂😂
My late Father was in India at the partition as an RAF mechanic. He said, everyone knew about Mountbatten's wife's bed hopping (as he called It), and they all laughed at him because he was an arrogant SOB. Think my Dad was right.
They shared lovers. Of both sexes. She was the love of Nehru’s life. She killed herself (she probably had cancer) only after seeing him one last time. The only objection Mountbatten probably had is that Nehru - a beautiful, charismatic man - didn’t want to shag him too.
They never outright said it, but they hinted at it. I think the last time it was brought up was in Season 4, in the episode where Diana dances on a stage for Charles’ birthday
There seems to be a lot of misinformation about lord mountbatten's married life. I've read several biographies of him and the memoirs of his daughter Pamela and here is the story. Mountbatten and his wife were happily married for a few years until his wife Edwina began her affairs. Mountbatten was devastated and later said that he had never looked at anyone except Edwina after they married. But instead of divorcing her，he chose to stay married but both Edwina and he would be free to see other people . Edwina agreed and continued her affairs with 18 different men. But when Mountbatten himself began an affair with Yola Letellier, Edwina became jealous and tried to break the relationship (talk about double standards).Edwina also suffered from neuralgia and constantly quarreled with him yet he was very patient. Edwina also neglected her daughters and handed them over to nannies. It was Mountbatten who filled the gap and was very affectionate with them. This too caused Edwina to become jealous and she tried to limit their time together .By all acounts, Mountbatten was an exemplary father and husband, in spite of all the pain Edwina caused him. A few years before her death, Edwina wrote to Mountbatten, " We have had a great partnership. I've had a very full and a very happy life on the whole all thanks to you. My love and admiration for you are very great"
He has a disgusting skeleton in his closet, or I should say he had a disgusting skeleton in his closet. To put it plain I wouldn't leave any minors alone with him.
What Dicky Mountbatten said about his wife, Edwina, was loving and probably true. Some people are able to love very deeply and continue the relationship, despite the shortcomings, and perhaps even abuse of their spouse.
At the same time, I was thinking that he was manipulating her into standing by him. Philip is his nephew after all. The show portrays Dickie’s influence on the family, and him being the driving force to Charles and Camilla breaking up.
В этом сериале говорится про великую русскую приму-балерину Галину Уланову. У Филиппа не мог быть с ней роман!! Она родилась в Санкт-Петербурге и умерла в Москве! Она не когда не была иммигранткой и не жила в Англии долгое время. Уланова была советской балериной и была в Англии на гастролях с труппой Большого театра. А после выступления вся труппа вместе с Улановой уехала обратно в Советский Союз. Следовательно Филипп просто не мог с ней проводить своё время. Люди которые тогда были у власти в Советском союзе, некогда бы не допустили такого. Вместе с труппой приезжали специальные люди которые следили за поведением советских артистов балета. Потому, что им было важно, что бы советские артисты балета представляли свою родину правельным образом. Филлипа просто бы не подпустили бы к Улановой. Тот факт, что её в этом сериале сделали любовницей, просто оскорбителен для меня. Как можно было так обидеть великую балерину! Кстати, актриса играющая русскую балерину совсем не похожа на неё. Режиссёр данного сериала просто невежественный человек, если решился на такое!
This is quite wonderful, subtle and, in a way, funny. The Queen is jealous! The first three seasons of the Crown was perhaps the very last of quality tv British drama. No silly concessions to diversity etc.
"... silly concessions"?? My, my, my ...... We live in a time when people feel free to display their true thoughts, whatever they may be, assuming there will be no consequences. History always has the last word.
If only the British had remained on their island and not traveled around the globe colonizing and extracting gold and valuable resources from the lands belonging to Indigenous peoples. They would never have had to see any diversity at all. They would have remained a so-so country and poor without stolen wealth. Imagine. It would have been a perfect world for the rest of us.
@@gnostic268 First, every nation has stolen from someone & second a perfect world?.....what are you 9 because you clearly haven't lived long enough to realize that never has or will ever exist, we can improve the world but improvement doesn't come in the form of self pity & victimization but by all means keep padding yourself on the back for virtue signaling we're all very impressed.
Who would you take relationship advice from?
Not Dickie Mountbatten, who cheated on his wife almost from the beginning of their marriage, including with Shirley MacLaine, the actress. He liked much younger women, too. He may have been an effective man but he was not a good woman, and his advice to Prince Charles was disastrous.
I'd take relationship advice from 2 people: Claire Foy...if you watch her interviews, she has a brilliant understanding of relationships...of what makes them work and what doesn't. And my sister. She gives really good advice to people, but they don't ever listen to her lol....
Well I certainly wouldn't take relationship advice from the idiot who not only married her own cousin but required her son to marry his cousin.
Nobody, I have never been given good advice about relationships.
@@evansquilt He did far worse. Soon it will come out.
I have always admire how Claire Foy Gives such a performance just with a look, No dialogue just a Look and her face expressions !
the facial expressions ....brilliant
By Mountbatten's speech about his marriage, you would think he never got back his own. Mountbatten famously said that he and Edwina spent their entire marriage hopping into other people's beds.
Wasn't he bisexual?
@@n.y.174-- You could say that. He enjoyed young boys .....
@@markmh835 He also had a long term mistress.
@@IphigeniaAtAulis - mistresses, plural. One of them was Shirley MacLaine.
@@markmh835
Public school (read: elite private school) affects its alumni in various ways...
That B allerina look straight at Elizabeth. Also, Elizabeth's breathing as she was watching she was captivating
they say everything and with just a look
She was so intrigued by the woman for whom her husband had feelings for.
You could feel the heartbreak from Elizabeth with her facial expression and breathing. So much pain, yet so dignified.
На самом деле этого не было. Великая Уланова не стала бы унижать себя становясь любовницей. Она вам не Камилла!
@@rachaelbruesch6306WOMEN, for he had many. The last one was the only non blood related member to attend his funeral.
Lord Mountbatten in this series was really trying to mould the House of Windsor into the House of Mountbatten.
In an ironic twist of fate, with the death of Elizabeth II, she was the last of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha dynasty (Now house of Windsor) and since technically her late husband was a Mountbatten, by Salic law, the reigning dynasty would be Mountbatten (Battenburg if we go even further with dynastic integrity) but parliament always had to ruin all the fun😒
@@patriciabrizuela8074 no prince phillip was a prince of German and denmark his surname is not mountbatten . So mountbatten dream remains a dream alone
@kaviyaprabharan1832 unless there's a cadet branch of either that get married and all those in front of that line all unfortunately suffer bad misshaps, then yes, it becomes true
@@kaviyaprabharan1832 he was a prince of greece and denmark, never the less hes a member of the royal house of "Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg". He took the Name of his mothers family (Batttenberg), which during WWI had been switched to "Mountbatten" (batten & BERG = mountain)
@@patriciabrizuela8074 England didn't operate under Salic Law. If it did, Elizabeth could not have been queen. Under Salic Lae, only men could become rulers of a country.
Lord Mount Battan has a point, "when you adore somebody that much, you'll put up with just about anything"!
She is an absolutely wonderful actress.
The actor, who plays Mountbatten, is a handsome man.
Greg Wise is married in real life to Emma Thompson.
I agree I’m happy I ain’t the only one who thought he was handsome. I wonder if he was really handsome in real life like Philip, since he was his uncle
@sandyk6949 Oh, I _thought_ he looked familiar! 20-odd years and a different hairstyle changes Willoughby. 😂
@@harringt100 Yes, I was going to remind everyone he was Willoughby in Sense and Sensibility, that handsome rogue who broke Marianne's heart! 🤣
Emma Thompson’s husband !
once, while in Spain, i saw this performance of a flamenco group and the woman dancer looked at me all the time. just at me. while i felt elated i also did not know what to do with that, thus i did nothing but look back. in awe.
I think that's a common trick. I know a few people who have talked of similar.
Oh Willoughby ❤❤❤❤your charm lives on....😂😂😂😂
Even more charming! Like a good wine! ♥
I would have preferred having Claire Foy for the entire series protheses and all. None of the other actresses could hold a candle.
The weekly audience with the PM, is just the place the sovereign can speak their mind. Because it goes no further (than to invite the PM to think).
It must be hard for such a woman to be meeting with talented accomplished people at the top of their game every day, knowing she's only where she is because she was born into it.
aren't we all where we are because we are born into it
no most people have to study and or hustle to get things
Kinda ignorant and foolish to say that. The Queen was more badass than most people you have met probably. What she had to out up with, how disciplined she had to be, how much she had to study for certain things etc. I doubt she ever felt less than, just because she was born into a certain family. You see how many failed at what she did...like her uncle. How many people have ruined monarchies because they messed up and did not understand it, or totally lost the sympathy of the people. She knew how to naviagte all of it...nobody is flawless but I would never want to have her position. She never even wanted to be queen but she understood that its her calling and she live dup to it. I am not even british and I can say that.
@@firebird3639 She hustled more than you probably. You just couldnt see it or understand it.
I'm in awe of Claire Foy here, that whole sequence where she watches the ballerina dance (who her husband is probably cheating on her with) and thinking, what has this woman got that I haven't got? Is it just that she is very pretty, talented and not royal? Does he love her? Prince Phillip at that time was an extremely handsome young man and could (and did) have anyone he wanted. The Queen, however, was a one-man-woman if ever there was one and cheating on him- had she wanted to- would have been extremely difficult. I'm glad that the late Queen and her beloved husband are together once again, both of their duties to their country done honorably and well, and now they can just be together as two souls who love one another. No duty to anyone but themselves.
Brilliant acting. I love Claire Foy so much.
Double standards all over society at that time.
Except Porchey
She also cheated Porchey and theres the other ine who passed away in the 70s...or was it the 80s. Thats how thry move in those circles.
She went through so much, and so few knew.
People will be People no matter what station in life. It's the human condition. It's how we answer these "challenges " of life that determines the person "we are."
I know this actor from earlier films. Very handsome and dashing.
Greg Wise, married to Emma Thompson
Willoughby from Sense and Sensibility. And they met when shooting sense and sensibility. Still married I think.
I have never adored anyone enough to it up with anything. Thank goodness.
bed hopping is the act of insanely immature people
Yeah, it's just gross as well.
Insanely privileged prats living a decadent lifestyle. Mountbatten was definitely a man of the roaring ‘20s where anything goes.
If not immature, certainly undisciplined. Some animals are more equal than others.
Phillip may have been a “free spirit. Pales into insignificance compared to with Mountbatten’s Wife.
Wrong, I will never condone cheating on one's spouse or even gf/bf, it's wrong.
The Crown did Louis Mountbatten a favor portraying him so sympathetically. In hindsight we realize the man was a monster. A pervert who did ungodly things at Kincora, had a disastrous war record that got so many men killed yet the establishment looked the other away and gave him commendations. He had delusions of grandeur and his advice to the queen was detrimental. The man deserves nothing but condemnation.
The HIA was specifically convened for kinkora, case and said that there were no proofs that linked mountbatten with the charges of pedophilia. As for 'disastrous' war record,as,Supreme allied commander, he revitalized the beaten Allied army in S-E Asia and led them to victory against Japan in one of Britain's most spectacular victory of all time. As for the Queen, it was he who contrived her marriage to Prince Philip that stood the test of time and even the Queen said that Phillip was her strength . If you'll believe every word in a fictional series, then good luck to you.
Sounds Like a justification for murder from the side of the assassins. Portray him as a "monster" and you can try to justify anything. It's a very old trick from the IRA or splinter groups. I refer all to the first response, of krishnagopal as well as the historical record of closeness to Philip and the present King.
He sounds more like the King than the actor playing Charles
Dear Mr. Willoughby!!! ❤
Ohhh .. now I remember
What a cad he was!
That was TERRIBLE relationship advice to someone with a cheating spouse ...
Creepy, when you remember that Prince Charles took relationship advice from his adored, self-serving Uncle "Dickie". Later on, Diana didn't have a chance in their "marriage".
Their society is as far from us as we are from 17th century potato farmers. They’re corporations and the state wearing human suits.
It makes perfect sense they’d play rough with love, they’re sociopaths.
@@zgns145 Diana didn’t let other wives have a chance in their marriage, when she slept with their husbands…
But logical to the mind of an unfaithful husband to tell a friends wife she should just put up with it too. ( yuck)
It was never proven that he cheated. Thats just the show and they made alot of things up to keep it spicy.
Good god the actor who plays Mountbatten aged well. I remember him from the 90s in Sense and Sensability.
Oh crap, I knew I recognized him from somewhere. He is very handsome, there is nothing like an slightly salt & pepper English man in a tailored suit.
Sounds like Mountbatten is trying to play the boys-will-be-boys card.
more like cheaters will be cheaters
That is Emma Thompsons husband. Greg wise. Lovely man
Greg Wise, you’re so handsome
Oh, him! From Sense and Sensibility!
The greatest mistake of queen elizabeth ii is to believe in lord Mountbatten and fall in love with phillips and followed lord Mountbatten advice .she isnt aware of lord mountbatten true intentions .atleast phillips tried to protect his wife and loved her because she gave him a family and children he always longed for .....
They did not love each other. They settled into a routine. He had at least three illegitimate children. They cheated on each other constantly. It was just the marriage that couldn’t fail; it wasn’t allowed to. People like us had to believe it was solid. There were years of their lives they didn’t speak. After one of his tours she wouldn’t let his boat dock for a year to punish him for an affair. No ship can dock without the Queen’s permission. 😂😂
Agent one ? So this where u disappeared to and cleared the way for Johnny English 😂😂.
The ballet sequence is - possibly - an homage to the one in Hitchcock’s “torn Curtain’?
My late Father was in India at the partition as an RAF mechanic. He said, everyone knew about Mountbatten's wife's bed hopping (as he called It), and they all laughed at him because he was an arrogant SOB. Think my Dad was right.
Edwina was a bit of a legend. I wonder how much was true and if this script captures Mountbatten's real attitude toward it.
They shared lovers. Of both sexes. She was the love of Nehru’s life. She killed herself (she probably had cancer) only after seeing him one last time. The only objection Mountbatten probably had is that Nehru - a beautiful, charismatic man - didn’t want to shag him too.
It was well known she had an affair with Nehru.
she played the best queen
Is she looking uneasy because that's the ballerina whose picture she found while sorting Philip's things? Was he doing her?
That was the implication in the series.
Im not familiar with royal history but does anyone know if prince phillip was really an adulterer?
Allegedly
They never outright said it, but they hinted at it. I think the last time it was brought up was in Season 4, in the episode where Diana dances on a stage for Charles’ birthday
Bingo.
There seems to be a lot of misinformation about lord mountbatten's married life. I've read several biographies of him and the memoirs of his daughter Pamela and here is the story. Mountbatten and his wife were happily married for a few years until his wife Edwina began her affairs. Mountbatten was devastated and later said that he had never looked at anyone except Edwina after they married. But instead of divorcing her，he chose to stay married but both Edwina and he would be free to see other people . Edwina agreed and continued her affairs with 18 different men. But when Mountbatten himself began an affair with Yola Letellier, Edwina became jealous and tried to break the relationship (talk about double standards).Edwina also suffered from neuralgia and constantly quarreled with him yet he was very patient. Edwina also neglected her daughters and handed them over to nannies. It was Mountbatten who filled the gap and was very affectionate with them. This too caused Edwina to become jealous and she tried to limit their time together .By all acounts, Mountbatten was an exemplary father and husband, in spite of all the pain Edwina caused him. A few years before her death, Edwina wrote to Mountbatten, " We have had a great partnership. I've had a very full and a very happy life on the whole all thanks to you. My love and admiration for you are very great"
He has a disgusting skeleton in his closet, or I should say he had a disgusting skeleton in his closet. To put it plain I wouldn't leave any minors alone with him.
I think the original title of this show was “Endless Conversations.”
What were you expecting - car chases and explosions?
@@freebornjohn2687 Judging from the trailers, absolutely. I was sold a bill of goods.
What Dicky Mountbatten said about his wife, Edwina, was loving and probably true. Some people are able to love very deeply and
continue the relationship, despite the shortcomings, and perhaps even abuse of their spouse.
At the same time, I was thinking that he was manipulating her into standing by him. Philip is his nephew after all. The show portrays Dickie’s influence on the family, and him being the driving force to Charles and Camilla breaking up.
Well, it wasn't like Dickie didn't have plenty of his own affairs...
I also wonder if cheating back then was as much as having a friendship with someone not your husband. I mean maybe there wasn’t really sex? Who knows.
@@cherylhulting1301 After his wife starting bedding everything in pants.
@@TheMouse-gc9ft LOL Edwina was a slut. She wasn't just having friendships with all the MANY men over the years.
В этом сериале говорится про великую русскую приму-балерину Галину Уланову. У Филиппа не мог быть с ней роман!! Она родилась в Санкт-Петербурге и умерла в Москве! Она не когда не была иммигранткой и не жила в Англии долгое время. Уланова была советской балериной и была в Англии на гастролях с труппой Большого театра. А после выступления вся труппа вместе с Улановой уехала обратно в Советский Союз. Следовательно Филипп просто не мог с ней проводить своё время. Люди которые тогда были у власти в Советском союзе, некогда бы не допустили такого. Вместе с труппой приезжали специальные люди которые следили за поведением советских артистов балета. Потому, что им было важно, что бы советские артисты балета представляли свою родину правельным образом. Филлипа просто бы не подпустили бы к Улановой. Тот факт, что её в этом сериале сделали любовницей, просто оскорбителен для меня. Как можно было так обидеть великую балерину! Кстати, актриса играющая русскую балерину совсем не похожа на неё. Режиссёр данного сериала просто невежественный человек, если решился на такое!
She should’ve never let Battenberg in her home
Halyna Ulanova was really special
Isn't that the Matrix Ultra Frenchman Villain actor? The Malvagian or something?
He played a French Major on the TV Hornblower series also?
Possible that Philip was carrying on with an English ballerina. Impossible to believe he would do so with a SOVIET one!
This leads me to think was prince Phillip supposedly having an affair with the ballet dancer
Lord .Mountbatten was murdered years later. Someone blew up his yacht.
All because one Irish peasant didn't have his potatoe in the morning.... Next time, give 2 potatoes instead of one!
No flys on you eh?
Greg Wise was clearly birn to play Jacob Rees-Mogg.
Genuinely thought he was JRM for a split second
Lord MountBottom
They’re all so immoral. How she put up with so many people like this defies imagination
They could have found someone better for the role of Galina Ulanova. Someone more elegant and more professional...
Alert for sending Canada hospitals alert
Wild spirit. Give 'em a pass. . .
For the record, there is zero proof any of this happened .
Wasn't Mountbatten married to Nehru's unofficial girlfriend?
Mountbatten was a truely horrible person.
This is quite wonderful, subtle and, in a way, funny. The Queen is jealous! The first three seasons of the Crown was perhaps the very last of quality tv British drama. No silly concessions to diversity etc.
"... silly concessions"?? My, my, my ...... We live in a time when people feel free to display their true thoughts, whatever they may be, assuming there will be no consequences. History always has the last word.
If only the British had remained on their island and not traveled around the globe colonizing and extracting gold and valuable resources from the lands belonging to Indigenous peoples. They would never have had to see any diversity at all. They would have remained a so-so country and poor without stolen wealth. Imagine. It would have been a perfect world for the rest of us.
"Silly concessions"?! Sounds like somebody is pining for the days of ruthless and evil colonization.
take a pill folks
@@gnostic268 First, every nation has stolen from someone & second a perfect world?.....what are you 9 because you clearly haven't lived long enough to realize that never has or will ever exist, we can improve the world but improvement doesn't come in the form of self pity & victimization but by all means keep padding yourself on the back for virtue signaling we're all very impressed.
This show was such BS!
Lord Mountbatten's relationship advice would be to grow old and keep your slam pieces young...too young
@@Dean_dialectic oh ouch. . .