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The Crown S02E07 [Full Movie] [Ranked]Full EP - Full
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00:00:22When no one else can understand me
00:00:30When everything I do is wrong
00:00:36You give me love and consolation
00:00:43You give me hope to carry on
00:00:48And you try to show your love for me
00:00:56In everything you do
00:01:03That's the wonder
00:01:07The wonder of you
00:01:17And when you smile, the world is brighter
00:01:24You touch my hand and I'm a king
00:01:31Your kiss to me is worth a fortune
00:01:38Your love to me is everything
00:01:42And you're always there
00:01:48To lend a hand
00:01:51In all I try to do
00:01:58That's the wonder
00:02:02The wonder of you
00:02:07That's the wonder
00:02:08That's the wonder
00:02:11That's the wonder of you
00:02:17I guess I'll never know
00:02:22The reason why
00:02:26You love me as you do
00:02:32That's the wonder
00:02:58That's the wonder
00:03:01In hopes of preparing you
00:03:02For an announcement I'm soon to make
00:03:05As you are aware
00:03:07I have just returned
00:03:09From a year abroad around the world
00:03:12A young woman named Marie Luce
00:03:14Accompanied me on this trip
00:03:16As my secretary and photographer
00:03:18She is someone I have known
00:03:20For a few years now
00:03:23And her companionship
00:03:24Has been one of the few joys in my life
00:03:28I have decided to ask her to marry me
00:03:32Dearest Margaret
00:03:33I know you will feel betrayed
00:03:35By this decision
00:03:37When we parted
00:03:39I could never have imagined
00:03:40Falling in love with anyone else
00:03:42But these years apart
00:03:44And the knowledge that I will never be allowed
00:03:47To marry you
00:03:48I tell you
00:04:06I tell you
00:04:37I tell you
00:04:50I tell you
00:05:10I tell you
00:05:20I tell you
00:05:20I tell you
00:05:47I, uh...
00:05:50I received a letter this morning from Peter Townsend.
00:05:53What?
00:05:54Through Captain Boar.
00:05:56Peter's not a boar.
00:05:57What?
00:05:58I said, Peter's not a boar.
00:06:00Excuse me.
00:06:02Straight-backed, obedient, decent, missionary fashion.
00:06:05Three quick minutes and that's your look.
00:06:06Definitely a boar.
00:06:07Probably pajamas, too.
00:06:09He looks like a pajama man.
00:06:11Stripes and iron.
00:06:16And...
00:06:16What did he have to say?
00:06:21He asked my permission to break our pact.
00:06:24Pact?
00:06:24What pact?
00:06:26Promised one another that we couldn't marry each other.
00:06:29We'd never marry anyone else.
00:06:30Oh, I see.
00:06:33Well...
00:06:34He now wishes to be released from that pledge.
00:06:37To get married.
00:06:39To get married.
00:06:42Yes.
00:06:43Who is the unfortunate?
00:06:46Some girl he met in Brussels.
00:06:49She's 19.
00:06:52Really?
00:06:54His age.
00:06:56Isn't that some sort of criminal offence?
00:06:58Well, he wrote to me so I wouldn't hear it off from anyone else.
00:07:02How gallant.
00:07:04And?
00:07:06How do you feel?
00:07:08Yes, I felt a bit hurt.
00:07:11He should have found happiness first.
00:07:13Oh, don't be.
00:07:15He has found happiness.
00:07:17He's found married.
00:07:19The very opposite of happiness.
00:07:22Well, ideally it would have been me writing to him saying that I was the one getting married.
00:07:27You said you didn't want to get married.
00:07:29That's what dreary conventional people do.
00:07:34We don't think you and I could do it.
00:07:38Unconventionally.
00:07:40Interestingly.
00:07:43Christ.
00:07:44Only if you've violated each and every one of the god awful vows the church would make us take.
00:07:54Tony.
00:07:54Ah, right.
00:07:55Yes.
00:07:56I have to, er, open the doors.
00:07:58You ready?
00:07:58You can't just leave it there.
00:08:00Darling, we're half an hour late as it is.
00:08:02I'm just effectively be poached.
00:08:03We can discuss this another time.
00:08:07Bye.
00:08:08People's support to me isn't a priority for you.
00:08:10It's my castle outside.
00:08:12Yes, where are you there?
00:08:13Who?
00:08:14Well, you came to support me.
00:08:16Half those bloody journalists only comes to you.
00:08:19The work will have to speak for itself.
00:08:21I'm sure it will.
00:08:28Where's the royal royal school, Tonya?
00:08:29Where's the royal royal school?
00:08:30Oh, it's not really her sort of thing.
00:08:32But, er, Larry Olivier is here.
00:08:33And Alan Guinness.
00:08:34Marlene Ditchick and the one.
00:08:35Nothing.
00:08:41No way.
00:08:42No way.
00:08:43No way.
00:08:45No way, no way.
00:08:46Go.
00:08:47Go!
00:08:50Go!
00:08:50Go!
00:08:50Come on!
00:08:56No way!
00:08:59Go!
00:08:59No way!
00:08:59There's people!
00:08:59Let them go!
00:09:00Come, I'm out!
00:09:02Go!
00:09:02No way!
00:09:05Come on!
00:09:07Come on!
00:09:53I would like my usual, please.
00:10:11So, you didn't come to my exhibition after I reminded you, too.
00:10:17There was a clash.
00:10:18Your brother.
00:10:19Our brother.
00:10:20He was on parade.
00:10:22The Irish guards are on parade every month.
00:10:24I have an opening like that once a year.
00:10:28So important to him.
00:10:31Well, there we are.
00:10:34Michael.
00:10:41The notices were favorable.
00:10:46Very favorable, actually.
00:10:48Really?
00:10:48I read the Times.
00:10:51The Times was the only name, sir.
00:10:57Any mention of her?
00:11:00Margaret?
00:11:01She wasn't there.
00:11:03Oh.
00:11:06Additive.
00:11:07What about?
00:11:11Marriage, if you must.
00:11:13Mm-hmm.
00:11:15She's turned you down.
00:11:16No.
00:11:19The other way around.
00:11:28Are you mad?
00:11:30No, Mummy.
00:11:31For most parents,
00:11:34there's never anyone good enough for their children.
00:11:42Go out.
00:11:44Go out.
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00:14:48It is. Any objections, Mr. Fry?
00:14:52None at all.
00:14:54Mrs. Fry.
00:14:57Can I get back to you on that?
00:15:00I'm supposed to be seeing Margaret that night.
00:15:02That's all right. I promise not to totally exhaust you.
00:15:07I just thought that I might pop the question to her then.
00:15:10Which question?
00:15:12That question.
00:15:14You said she had thick ankles in the face of a Jewish manicurist.
00:15:20Well, she does.
00:15:24She's adorable, too.
00:15:27And with a quick temper.
00:15:29Oh, is that a plus?
00:15:31It's not unsexy.
00:15:34Doesn't mean you have to marry her.
00:15:38I'm afraid I do.
00:15:41Other reasons.
00:15:46Don't ask me to explain.
00:15:48No.
00:16:04Some species in Galapagos are unique to the islands.
00:16:09For instance, this sea larn is a subspecies found only in the Galamagos.
00:16:18This is a crash of yours, but this is in the Galamagos.
00:16:23We're landing water, not to be confused with the...
00:16:54There's a sea larn is a sea larn.
00:16:58The sea larn is a little moly ΠΡ, as it is, to be clear to you.
00:17:02The sea larn is turning in the sea larn isbrushing in the sea and needs a little Editor-in.
00:17:12The sea larn is divided into water, but the sea larn is due to the sea larn is.
00:19:16What's this?
00:19:20Open it.
00:21:10Will you forgive me if I don't go down on one knee?
00:21:14Hmm?
00:21:16You won't defer to your princess even when you propose to her?
00:21:21It's got nothing to do with deference.
00:21:24They're shaved from fucking you.
00:21:33Marry me.
00:21:45Marry me.
00:21:47I thought you hated the idea of marriage.
00:21:49I do.
00:21:56Then I hated the idea of losing you even more.
00:22:03You would have lost me.
00:22:06You'd have come back.
00:22:07Never.
00:22:09I'm not.
00:22:11I'm not.
00:22:24I'm not.
00:22:27I'm not.
00:22:36I'm not.
00:22:47Promise me one thing.
00:22:52Name it.
00:22:58Not to bore me.
00:23:01Fine.
00:23:05Now promise me one thing in return.
00:23:12Name it.
00:23:18Not to hurt me.
00:23:26I promise.
00:23:30Tony has proposed marriage to me and I've accepted.
00:23:37But I suppose that's marginally better than the O, which is your reaction to Peter Townsend's proposal.
00:23:43Anyway, I do hope there won't be any objections or obstacles this time.
00:23:47No, of course not.
00:23:49It'd be good enough to give me that assurance again.
00:23:51Nice and audibly.
00:23:53So we're both quite clear.
00:24:03I promise that I will never do anything to block any marriage of yours ever again.
00:24:11So I have your blessing to make the announcement and start making plans.
00:24:16Yes.
00:24:17Good.
00:24:17Now that you'll...
00:24:17And you'll forgive me for not staying longer.
00:24:18I'd just like to get cracking on this.
00:24:22Peter wrote to me.
00:24:25He's marrying too.
00:24:27She's 19.
00:24:30Margaret.
00:24:30So my announcement must come first.
00:24:59So my announcement must come first.
00:25:26I'll see if Lady Ross is available.
00:25:49Lady Ross is resting at the moment, sir.
00:25:52She has asked that you might call back again tomorrow.
00:26:20She's coming.
00:26:23Coming.
00:26:49Oh.
00:26:51Do sit down, Michael.
00:27:04So where shall we do it?
00:27:06What would you fancy?
00:27:09People will expect the Abbey Buds.
00:27:11There's no danger of my ever wearing the crown.
00:27:14You can break the vet if you want.
00:27:18I'll go to Great Negree.
00:27:21Why not?
00:27:23Las Vegas.
00:27:26I've been informed by Princess Margaret that she's received a proposal of marriage.
00:27:32She's accepted that proposal and now wishes to make a public statement.
00:27:36Would you kindly speak to Commander Colville and the rest of the people in the press office and ask them
00:27:42to help her?
00:27:44Of course, ma'am.
00:27:45Of course, ma'am.
00:27:48And it is to be the photographer, ma'am?
00:27:55Yes.
00:27:57Mr. Jones.
00:27:59Armstrong Jones, I believe.
00:28:04Is she?
00:28:05She's quite within her rights, Michael.
00:28:07And she seems very determined.
00:28:10And we cannot afford another drama like Peter Townsend.
00:28:13So, I'm going to support it.
00:28:15Come what may.
00:28:17Of course, ma'am.
00:28:21There is one slight problem there.
00:28:27Wouldn't it be funny if we did choose the Abbey?
00:28:30One half full of your friends.
00:28:33One half full of mine.
00:28:35New world.
00:28:37Old world.
00:28:39Like an eagle with two heads facing in opposite directions.
00:28:47All right.
00:28:49Let's do the Abbey.
00:28:52Let's make it bigger than my sisters.
00:28:55Let's eclipse her.
00:28:58Let's shake this place to its core.
00:29:06The decision we've come to is a little announcement followed by a big wedding.
00:29:14Met the Abbey.
00:29:16Ta-da!
00:29:23I brought a copy of the statement, which we'll give to the newspapers tomorrow.
00:29:33But what do you think?
00:29:36It looks fine, but it don't come with props.
00:29:47We're going to have to delay it.
00:29:49Delay what?
00:29:51The announcement.
00:29:53Just for a few months.
00:29:56Why?
00:29:57Because of the baby.
00:30:00What baby?
00:30:03Mine.
00:30:04I'm expecting.
00:30:06Since when?
00:30:08Fourteen weeks.
00:30:10Why didn't you tell me that?
00:30:13Well, I've tried, but your head's been in the clouds, understandably.
00:30:16So, and what is expecting?
00:30:18It's got to do with anything.
00:30:20Congratulations, by the way.
00:30:24It's a protocol issue.
00:30:25Oh, I understand.
00:30:27No, Margaret, you don't.
00:30:28Oh, I see.
00:30:28This is just some scheme cooked up.
00:30:30I wanted you to put me off the merit, isn't it?
00:30:32No, it's a tiresome protocol issue.
00:30:34Until the sovereign's child is born, no other family announcements can be made.
00:30:37Yes, but don't you see?
00:30:38Until we announce it, we can't marry either.
00:30:41No, just for six months.
00:30:42Oh, another six months.
00:30:43Another six months.
00:30:44Margaret.
00:30:51Margaret, as an indication of my support as Queen, I intend to throw a party for the
00:31:01family, for your friends, to show our support.
00:31:06We never did that for Peter.
00:31:09You never did anything for Peter.
00:31:12Margaret, you have my word.
00:31:15It's full steam ahead.
00:31:16You will marry Tony.
00:31:19We just can't announce it yet.
00:31:31Mr. Naren Bevan, who, if he hasn't returned, would it be a miracle, of course, with his
00:31:35enormous majority.
00:31:37Bob, in, in, um, I'll just interrupt you one second.
00:31:40I'll be a call for, sorry.
00:31:42Uh, I've stopped him now, so we'll just confirm, Edinburgh Fenton's.
00:31:46Bob Fenton said that Labour needed that swing, two percent or more, to win the election.
00:31:52Well, at the beginning of the night, it was all over the place.
00:31:55One or two the other way made us think we must hesitate.
00:31:58But after 30 results, it settled down.
00:32:00So it's most likely to be an earldom.
00:32:05What they'll give me to make me acceptable.
00:32:08An earldom?
00:32:09Hmm.
00:32:11Not a fucking dukedom.
00:32:15Or a marquisite.
00:32:17But as husband to the Queen's sister, I'd still rank higher than the man my mother took
00:32:22as her second husband.
00:32:24The Irishman, wouldn't she get my father?
00:32:28And that rank higher than the son she gave him.
00:32:32Little Brendan.
00:32:34Le V. Compte.
00:32:37Do you know, on our trips to Ireland, he, Brendan, would travel first class in the train
00:32:44and my stepbrother would travel in the second class.
00:32:46And I was made to travel third.
00:32:53Runt, son.
00:32:55In the unsatisfactory first marriage with no title.
00:33:00And a polio twisted leg.
00:33:10Could you, would you, thank you.
00:33:13I love you.
00:33:15Conservative party.
00:33:1727,000.
00:33:21And this points to a conservative majority of 110 over Labour.
00:33:27Over 100 over all parties in the next parliament.
00:33:31Hi.
00:33:42Hi.
00:33:44Hi.
00:33:51Hi.
00:33:52Hi.
00:33:53Hi.
00:33:54Hi.
00:33:54Hi.
00:34:08Are you in the mood for some questions?
00:34:13It depends on the questions.
00:34:17Does it hurt?
00:34:19No.
00:34:21It doesn't hurt.
00:34:26But it is uncomfortable, especially if the baby is sitting down in my pelvis or decides
00:34:34to kick me.
00:34:35Oh, no, see, now you're not interested.
00:34:37I'm very interested.
00:34:41One does feel cumbersome and I'm tired all the time and I can't do anything and I can't
00:34:48bend down.
00:34:49And it's rather like that journey from Aberdeen to Balmoral.
00:34:52Don't.
00:34:53It seems to go on forever.
00:34:56And one's toes are disappearing.
00:34:59Don't say that.
00:35:01I like your toes.
00:35:03My toes are hideous.
00:35:04Don't be silly.
00:35:06You're the second best thing about you.
00:35:07Oh, well, that's a horrible compliment.
00:35:10Excuse me.
00:35:11There's no such thing as a bad compliment.
00:35:13No, that's true.
00:35:15Beggars can't be choosers.
00:35:21What's the best thing?
00:35:26What's the best thing?
00:35:30Two things, really.
00:35:32Oh.
00:35:35Reason alone to have children, I'd say, enormous.
00:35:39Yes, all right.
00:35:41Milkmaid.
00:35:42No, no, no.
00:35:44Barmaid.
00:35:45Oh.
00:35:46Go on.
00:35:47Indulge me.
00:35:49Pour me a pint.
00:35:52Filthily.
00:35:53Go on.
00:35:54I haven't the faintest idea.
00:35:56Go on.
00:35:59Like this.
00:36:05Look me in the eyes while you're doing it.
00:36:08Go on.
00:36:18I was down.
00:36:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:37:57It's a matter that you look like you've seen a ghost.
00:38:00Of course, in some ways, you have.
00:38:03Maybe it's redundant relics and specters, you know.
00:38:08It's not that.
00:38:10What?
00:38:10Two whiskers.
00:38:11Sir?
00:38:14I didn't want to tell you tonight.
00:38:18What?
00:38:21Tony, I'm pregnant.
00:38:29I can't be sure.
00:38:31I'm 99%.
00:38:35That still needs 1%.
00:38:38You told Jeremy?
00:38:40Not yet, I don't.
00:38:43I can't be sure.
00:38:44No, he didn't know his hands.
00:38:45Yeah, yeah.
00:38:46I can't be sure.
00:38:48I can't be sure.
00:39:02I can't be sure.
00:39:05I can't be sure.
00:39:14If any further evidence were needed to prove that we are a changed country, then this is it.
00:39:21It's been changed so quickly, within a generation.
00:39:25Yes.
00:39:28Just 15 minutes ago, the British government and establishment were up in arms about my joining this family.
00:39:34I remember.
00:39:34Well, I was a royal prince from a royal house.
00:39:37My great-great-grandmother was Queen Victoria.
00:39:39My father was a prince.
00:39:40My grandfather was a king.
00:39:42And everyone was mortified at how inappropriate I was and how low you were, stupid.
00:39:46I know.
00:39:47I mean, this fella's mother is a ghastly social climber.
00:39:50His father's a commoner garden contract lawyer who buggered off with an airline stewardess.
00:39:55And everyone's throwing their hats in the air declaring it's a victory.
00:39:59Not yet.
00:40:03Pathetic.
00:40:05Come on, mom.
00:40:06Now.
00:40:08Follow me.
00:40:09Come on, everybody.
00:40:11Please come on.
00:40:17Here we go.
00:40:18Michael.
00:40:20There is anything that one will to know about Mr. Armstrong Jones before he becomes part of this family.
00:40:28It might be better to know sooner rather than later.
00:40:32What is it that your majesty would like to know?
00:40:38Come on, folks.
00:40:39Come on, baby.
00:40:42Come on, sir.
00:40:42Have it here.
00:40:43Come on, sir.
00:40:45Come on, sir.
00:40:47Oh.
00:40:47I love it, bro.
00:40:49Woo, ho, ho, ho.
00:40:52Oh.
00:40:54Oh, my God.
00:40:55Come on, man.
00:40:55Come on.
00:40:56Come on.
00:40:57Oh, my God.
00:41:01Come on.
00:41:01Oh, my God.
00:41:02Come on.
00:41:03Come on.
00:41:04Come on.
00:41:05Come on.
00:41:06Γber.
00:41:22I hope your majesty understands the context in which this discreet reconnaissance work was done
00:41:31and that it in no way represents a prurient, moralistic, or censorious position.
00:41:39Mr. Armstrong Jones is perfectly entitled in his private life to make those choices he wishes,
00:41:44indeed to live as he wishes.
00:41:49However, as with a great many artists, the conventional approach to life doesn't appear to fit.
00:41:58It seems that what makes his work notable is his willingness, his appetite to break barriers and conventions
00:42:10as he pushes his medium, photography, I believe, to its boundaries,
00:42:16and as in art, so it would appear in life.
00:42:25I see.
00:42:30The narrow path, the straight Christian path, is not to his taste.
00:42:46To the best of our knowledge, he is currently conducting no fewer than three other intimate relationships.
00:42:59What?
00:43:02With whom?
00:43:05With a Miss Jackie Chan, an oriental dancer and singer.
00:43:14With Gina Ward, an actress, and with a Miss Robin Banks, his former assistant.
00:43:25And these, who we should add?
00:43:34Are just the natural ones.
00:43:39What?
00:43:41There is good reason to suspect that Mr. Armstrong Jones has a taste for members of his own sex,
00:43:48and that his close friendship with his proposed best man, Mr. Jeremy Fry, is...
00:43:55Yes, in fact...
00:43:56All right.
00:43:57All right.
00:44:01Not to mention his wife.
00:44:06Please.
00:44:07Camilla.
00:44:08Formerly Grinling.
00:44:09An erstwhile girlfriend of Armstrong Jones.
00:44:14Who is now expecting herself.
00:44:25Do you have a photograph of her?
00:44:27We do.
00:44:30Thank you, Michael.
00:44:52I don't know.
00:45:38I offer an agreement, gentlemen, it's customary to inform the Home Secretary of this point.
00:45:51Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.
00:45:52Christ, Jim.
00:45:54All right, all right, all right.
00:45:59Okay.
00:45:59I...
00:46:14Some twilight sleep, ma'am.
00:46:23I'm happy to tell you, delivery of the Queen's child is expected imminently.
00:46:28Oh, well, good gracious.
00:46:30Well, um, perhaps a moment's prayer on behalf of the government.
00:46:38Oh, Lord, our Heavenly Father, high and mighty, King of kings, Lord of lords, the only ruler
00:46:46of princes, who dost from thy throne behold all the dwellers upon earth.
00:46:53Most heartily, we beseech thee with thy favor to behold our most gracious sovereign lady,
00:47:01Queen Elizabeth, and so replenish her with the grace of thy Holy Spirit, that she may always
00:47:10incline to thy will and walk in thy way.
00:47:14Endue her plenteously of heavenly gifts.
00:47:24Grant her in health and wealth long to live.
00:47:30Strengthen her, that she may vanquish and overcome all her enemies finally after this moment.
00:47:38Ah!
00:47:39Ah!
00:47:40Shit!
00:47:40She may attain everlasting joy and felicity through Jesus Christ our Lord.
00:47:48Amen.
00:48:06Oh, that's so great.
00:48:13Oh, good.
00:48:15My God.
00:48:16My God.
00:48:16Oh, that's alright.
00:48:16That's right, Mum.
00:48:17Oh, that's right, Mum.
00:48:17This is Laura.
00:48:19Here is the news.
00:48:25The new prince will be second in line to the throne, and was born to the throne,
00:48:29...weighing seven pounds and three ounces.
00:48:31A name is expected to be announced soon.
00:48:34Celebrations today include a 41-gun salute by the Royal Horse Artillery
00:48:38and a 21-gun salute by the Royal Navy.
00:48:42This is the British border.
00:49:12Hello.
00:49:13Hello.
00:49:16Look.
00:49:18Beautiful.
00:49:20You thought of a name?
00:49:23Well,
00:49:25we briefly considered George,
00:49:27but then there's been too many of those
00:49:29and anyway, no-one could live up to Papa.
00:49:31No.
00:49:33Then we thought of Louis.
00:49:34That was a bit too...
00:49:35Foreign.
00:49:36Mm.
00:49:38So,
00:49:39we've decided to call him Andrew.
00:49:41Oh.
00:49:42After Philip's father.
00:49:44Yes, the bankrupt philanderer.
00:49:47Philip's father.
00:49:49Oh.
00:49:55So?
00:49:57Now the baby's here and healthy and all is well.
00:49:59Everybody's thrilled.
00:50:01I would just like your blessing,
00:50:03me and Tony, to...
00:50:06Yes, you know what I'm about to say.
00:50:08Announce your engagement.
00:50:10Yes.
00:50:13Very well.
00:50:23But before you announce it
00:50:25and rush up the hour,
00:50:35are you sure that Tony's the right man?
00:50:44I can't believe you're doing this.
00:50:46Margaret,
00:50:48in the first flush of romantic love,
00:50:50we're all blind.
00:50:52We see only what we want to see.
00:50:56You hardly know him.
00:50:57And you know him even less.
00:51:01I'm just concerned that in a rush to heal wounds...
00:51:04Things inflicted by you.
00:51:05...you end up committing yourself to something...
00:51:09...someone...
00:51:10...that isn't quite right.
00:51:15You told me yourself
00:51:16that you only embarked on this engagement
00:51:18after you heard from Peter
00:51:19that he intended to marry someone else.
00:51:23I just want to make sure
00:51:24that this isn't some kind of revenge.
00:51:27Tony is no revenge.
00:51:29Tony is a free choice.
00:51:32Tony has given me reason
00:51:34to hope and dream.
00:51:35He makes me feel things
00:51:36no one ever has.
00:51:41Things I didn't imagine possible.
00:51:45I don't doubt that.
00:51:51But he's also a very complicated man.
00:51:56With a complicated past.
00:51:59And who knows?
00:52:03A complicated present.
00:52:06What is that supposed to mean?
00:52:15Why is there something you know?
00:52:19Because if there is, tell me now.
00:52:25Tell me now.
00:52:33I'm merely asking if he's the right man
00:52:35for a lifelong commitment.
00:52:39Is he really cut out for marriage
00:52:40with all its ups and downs?
00:52:42I will marry Tony
00:52:43if it is the last thing I do.
00:52:46At the Chelsea Registry Office
00:52:48with a local drunk as witness,
00:52:50if need be.
00:52:52Because Tony makes sense of me.
00:52:54Defines me.
00:52:56At long last.
00:52:58I know who I am
00:53:00and what I represent.
00:53:03And what is that?
00:53:08A woman.
00:53:09In my own right.
00:53:12A woman for the modern age.
00:53:15And above all,
00:53:17a woman who is free.
00:53:20Free to live.
00:53:22To love.
00:53:24I'm free to break away.
00:53:27But you're not breaking away.
00:53:31Because you won't give up your title,
00:53:33your rank, your privileges
00:53:35for one simple reason.
00:53:38You enjoy it all too much.
00:53:41The palaces, the privileges, the deference,
00:53:43it's always meant more to you
00:53:44than it did to me.
00:53:50It was all I wanted to do
00:53:51was
00:53:54give it all up.
00:53:57Disappear.
00:53:58And become invisible.
00:54:04In that case,
00:54:05your achievements
00:54:05were more remarkable.
00:54:11As you managed to disappear
00:54:12and become invisible
00:54:14while wearing the crown.
00:54:24Margaret,
00:54:25I'll see you in the abbey.
00:54:47when the announcement of the betrothal
00:54:49was made from Clarence House,
00:54:51the reaction everywhere
00:54:52was not only one of surprise,
00:54:54but also of the greatest pleasure.
00:55:03Strange to be getting up
00:55:04in a London street,
00:55:06but you must have your hair
00:55:07looking its best
00:55:07on a great day like this.
00:55:20water sort of
00:55:27near the end.
00:55:27I can't see you in the middle school
00:55:28in the middle school.
00:55:35I can't see you in the hallway
00:55:39like this.
00:55:39Like this guy?
00:55:44Before the great news was given, the princess's fiance was quite unknown to the people of Britain.
00:55:49Now, everyone knows he's 29, the same age as Princess Margaret.
00:55:53He was educated at Eden and at Cambridge, where he coxed the winning crew in 1950,
00:55:59and he's unconventional, talented, and very popular.
00:56:07They spent some time walking through the grounds, while the cameras continue to make this delightful record.
00:56:32. . . .
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00:58:01Your father would have been proud.
01:00:48Hello.
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