“Elizabeth shall be a greater queen than any king of yours! She will rule a greater England than you could ever have built. MY Elizabeth shall be queen, and my blood will have been well spent!” Anne was not doubt smiling down on her daughter when she made this speech
I suspect that, like many powerful men who have successful daughters but no sons, he might puff himself up over her success - “no mere woman could rule - other than MY daughter.”
I mean it’s a cool speech. But amongst the reams and reams of mandatory reading at Sandhurst, this would not help produce better leadership than what we do get
I absolutely love this show. I love how they played these characters. Robin made that comment earlier about her having the stomach of a king, and having said she would speak "from her heart of course". Her eyes suddenly spark at 3:20 and she has that big smile before declaring she has the heart and stomach of a king, "and of a king of England too!". Robin behind her smiling so proudly (not smugly) that he had even a small part in that. He is her heart
How does a woman give a fighting speech to men? Helen Mirren shows how it's done, NO other actress has done the Tilbury Speech as well as Helen. She probably did it better than Elizabeth herself! Maybe, I wasn't there of course! But I'd follow Helen down the barrel of a cannon after a speech like that!
Your not hated, you just live your lives differently and some don’t understand it so they judge it as wrong. I for one would be proud to fight alongside my gypsy brothers, especially if this Ukraine conflict worsens. We may have different lifestyles but we are still brothers in arms, fighting for the country we both love.
@@aaronjones7260 to every man upon this earth death comes soon or late but how can die better than faceing fearful ods for is fathers ashes or tampals of his gods
@@chriscalvert5887 Sorry, no. Elizabeth in a full suit of armor astride a hose? Not at all historically accurate. This is by far the best - she approaches riding side-saddle then dismounts to speak on a platform. Mirren's delivery is much more authentic than any other I've seen, especially as she walks among her troops (most of whom are commoners armed with farm implements). It's passionate but controlled. Duff is practically yelling at the end, and I can't imagine that Elizabeth would have done that.
PROVERBS 21:31 A horse is prepared for the day of battle, but victory comes from the Lord. Wat an insparational Lady.. The Lord uses her in this Victory of war against the enemies of God and the State that believes in Jesus.
Hello goodmorning, can you put a subtitle pleaseee🙏🙏 so we can understand the other words of the speech, because we want to get idea to reenact the speech base in this video. thankyou.
Shocked to see that the color of the skin of an actor platina any character still bothers so many people even today. I thought racism was in the past by now.
According to current government announcements in England; Diversity and inclusion matters, as does representing history in its truest form.@@claudiomarcelosilva1087
“Elizabeth shall be a greater queen than any king of yours! She will rule a greater England than you could ever have built. MY Elizabeth shall be queen, and my blood will have been well spent!” Anne was not doubt smiling down on her daughter when she made this speech
3:20
Henry Vlll eat your heart out!! Elizabeth was THE SON you've always wanted! Long live Queen Elizabeth & Anne Boleyn 👍😎🦋🦋🌷🌷❤️❤️
So true
If Henry VIII could have seen this, her daughter as Queen and stronger than any king a man may be.
He's definitely on his fucking back in the afterlife after seeing his daughter completely outshine him that well!
I suspect that, like many powerful men who have successful daughters but no sons, he might puff himself up over her success - “no mere woman could rule - other than MY daughter.”
Hands down my Favourite rendition of The Tilbury Speech.
Queen Elizabeth's speech at Tilbury should be required reading at each of this countys' Armed Forces Academy's
I mean it’s a cool speech. But amongst the reams and reams of mandatory reading at Sandhurst, this would not help produce better leadership than what we do get
I absolutely love this show. I love how they played these characters. Robin made that comment earlier about her having the stomach of a king, and having said she would speak "from her heart of course". Her eyes suddenly spark at 3:20 and she has that big smile before declaring she has the heart and stomach of a king, "and of a king of England too!". Robin behind her smiling so proudly (not smugly) that he had even a small part in that. He is her heart
Helen has calm and powerful voice in naturally.
I'd die and fight for Queen Elizabeth
*FOR GOD, QUEEN AND COUNTRY!!!*
How does a woman give a fighting speech to men? Helen Mirren shows how it's done, NO other actress has done the Tilbury Speech as well as Helen. She probably did it better than Elizabeth herself! Maybe, I wasn't there of course! But I'd follow Helen down the barrel of a cannon after a speech like that!
Such an underrated movie with great actors.
Name?
@@Nebulasecura It's "Elizabeth I" played by Helen Mirren.
@baffled8624 thanks. It's the best portrayal of Elizabeth Tudor I've ever seen! God save the queen! Elizabeth Tudor, England's greatest Queen!
The Best Delivery and Version and the Best Actress EVER!!! It will stand for All Time !!!
One of the best speeches in recorded history IMO
Word to the motherfucking street!
Helen Mirren absolutely steals the screen.
Chills great speech ⚜️
I would Kiss The Hem of A Queen Like That
I'm a English gipsy hated buy most people on island but whud stand with them that me to protect my island
Your not hated, you just live your lives differently and some don’t understand it so they judge it as wrong. I for one would be proud to fight alongside my gypsy brothers, especially if this Ukraine conflict worsens. We may have different lifestyles but we are still brothers in arms, fighting for the country we both love.
@@aaronjones7260 to every man upon this earth death comes soon or late but how can die better than faceing fearful ods for is fathers ashes or tampals of his gods
Thanks for posting this!
You’re welcome!
Helen Mirren and Anne-Marie Duff gave the best performances of Liz 1 by far
Cate Blanchet was the best version
@@chriscalvert5887an amazing portrayal, yes, but not very historically accurate
@@chriscalvert5887 Sorry, no. Elizabeth in a full suit of armor astride a hose? Not at all historically accurate. This is by far the best - she approaches riding side-saddle then dismounts to speak on a platform. Mirren's delivery is much more authentic than any other I've seen, especially as she walks among her troops (most of whom are commoners armed with farm implements). It's passionate but controlled. Duff is practically yelling at the end, and I can't imagine that Elizabeth would have done that.
PROVERBS 21:31
A horse is prepared for the day of battle, but victory comes from the Lord.
Wat an insparational Lady.. The Lord uses her in this Victory of war against the enemies of God and the State that believes in Jesus.
That bright occidental star, Queen Elizabeth, of most happy memory
Hello goodmorning, can you put a subtitle pleaseee🙏🙏 so we can understand the other words of the speech, because we want to get idea to reenact the speech base in this video. thankyou.
"Cast foul scorn" damn Liz 1st invented the diss track 500 years early.
bravo ma'am
andito ako para kabisaduhin toh college ng datamex hehe
Damn ! Let`s Go Get Them "SOB`s" damn ! spanish, french or whoever ! let`s fight !
Name of the movie?
Why is the Queen not riding a white palfrey, as is her right.
She can ride me any time!!
Bof
The virgin Queen adaptation of the speech was so much better.
Shocked to see that none of the thousands of black Tudor Britons we are told lived then represented in this film.
Shocked to see that the color of the skin of an actor platina any character still bothers so many people even today. I thought racism was in the past by now.
According to current government announcements in England; Diversity and inclusion matters, as does representing history in its truest form.@@claudiomarcelosilva1087