Claire Foy's marvellous Emmy Winning Act in The Crown 2x08

[@jessmcmasl]

The way her face stays the same, but her breathing and then tension in her neck says everything! Such a brilliant performance!

[@olyaagapova989]

Funny, this is the exact thing that I noticed about Emilia Clarke as well, and thought that their manner of acting is quite alike with Claire Foy's. Damn, these women are so good at being queens.

[@rozz1864]

@@olyaagapova989 In season 8 yeah Emilia clarke definitely stepped up her performance acting wise. In the earlier seasons not as much.

[@olyaagapova989]

@@rozz1864 yeeesss, I agree. In fact I think I was speaking about last 2-3 seasons in my comment. Her acting has improved really, but anyways, this "tension breathing" thing was there from the beginning I think

[@rozz1864]

@@olyaagapova989 yeah face acting. I agree they both are pretty similar and execute it super well. Can convey a lot of emotion without words.

[@bigsistahtips]

And the vein on her forehead about to explode

[@annnee6818]

When the face is perfectly flat and unchanged but you can see the distress. What a woman.

[@tomosborne3437]

Olivia Colman is a great actress, but Claire Foy is so superior in this role it's almost untouchable. BAFTA must be fools to have snubbed her twice.

[@AmitZinmanVideo]

With Claire you just feel like you ARE her, for the scene, while Olivia is more of an external kind of actress.

[@S_Ming407]

I agree! I like Olivia, but Clare was the best fit for that role. I genuinely did not understand why they didn't utilize makeup/prosthetics to age her instead of replacing her...c'est la vie. As for BAFTA snubbing her (their loss by the way), it could be due to the involvement and support BAFTA receives from the royal family. The queen is extremely old fashioned and private, she will not come to terms with a TV show based on their lives.

[@AmitZinmanVideo]

@@S_Ming407 It would probably be too expensive to utilize makeup/prosthetics for all the main actors involved, on a TV budget.

[@danielgoncalves8079]

Claire was much better than Olivia

[@S_Ming407]

​@@AmitZinmanVideo, I believe the budget was around $150m; I am sure the producers could have worked with Netflix to get more since it was so popular. Furthermore, they would only have to do it on Clare and Matt (queen and Phillip). The kids would have to change since the ones used on seasons one and two were quite young. As for Margaret, I actually believe Helena Bonham worked really well. Due to her lifestyle choices, the real Princess Margaret aged very fast.

[@serrico0869]

I love how later she meets Mrs Kennedy again at Windsor castle with the Queens Guard in full regalia to say " I am a Queen and will be long after your title is gone". Loved it!

[@Fatemayesminn]

An actual icon

[@vitoriasena8014]

Which episode?

[@Fatemayesminn]

@@vitoriasena8014 season 2 episode 8: dear mrs kennedy

[@nazaninmaily2030]

You guys know this really didn’t happen ?

[@milacruz3970]

@@nazaninmaily2030 I'm sure they're talking about the character not the real queen

[@mwahhha226]

you could tell this whole episode she was feeling inadequate and insecure around jackie and this just broke her

[@qwerttzizzi]

I felt so bad for her..we all thought that they could be friends..since it seemed like they are getting along..but people can be so fake and cruel

[@truthboi400]

jackie was the most third-class person ever

[@ds1868]

@@truthboi400 Agreed. Ultimately her father was of French descent in the male line, and that says it all.

[@iluop3623]

Phil dug Jackie

[@StargazerNorth1]

Debo Devonshire’s take on Jackie Kennedy was that she was “...a very queer fish...very oddly put-together”, and that’s all I can think when I hear or see anything to do with JK.

[@bananamanchester4156]

Ugh I've been there. To really admire someone and feel a kinship or even a friendship with them, only to find out they trash you when your back is turned. It's so hurtful.

[@freckleKaren]

jeez me too. sorry for your loss, honestly. loss of illusions about that person, I suppose. I came to think of it as a blessing, as it’s better to be disillusioned sooner rather than later, but still I always mourn that serene happy feeling I once had about them

[@bananamanchester4156]

@@freckleKaren yes definitely. It hurts to go through but it's an important process because it shows you who your real friends are.

[@freckleKaren]

@Evil Jester who said anything about men. women have other relationships which are important to them, besides love interests.

[@arboozi]

@Evil Jester even though your comment is completely irrelevant to the conversation above, i'd just like you to know that men who refer to other men as "beta males" are not any more attractive to women and do not inspire much trust

[@bananamanchester4156]

@@freckleKaren I'm proud of both of us for having a positive conversation about relationships, lets not allow some silly little troll make himself the centre of attention :) us women have a right to talk about our problems in a mature and healthy way. I hope you have good friends around you now who support and care for you :)

[@bilal_ahmed1011]

How did she do it? Within seconds, her eyes depicted hurt, hatred, anguish, sadness and immense embarrassment. What an astounding act.

[@sevdacolakbuyuk9332]

Perfect comment

[@felipeson]

somehow Froy makes me feel bad for the Queen that’s how amazing her acting was

[@davo9905]

Fuck the queen, she ordered princess Diannas death

[@davo9905]

@Fuck people with Anime profiles Just saw this, you cant seriously think this was an accident. 1. Four motorcycles were following Diana the whole night (Likely working with british special forces or M16) 2. There were 14 cameras in that tunel and not one of them was working and managed to capture the "accident"? 3. Multiple witnesses report seeing a bright white light right before the crash (brighter than a camera flash) which was likely a strobe light used to blind the driver. 4. The hospital was 10 minutes away from the crash sight, 20 at most with traffic. It took them over an hour to get there. 5. Just 10 months before Diana's death she wrote a note to a friend stating, and I quote, "Charles is planning a break failure, serious head injury to make way for camilla to marry" 6. Lets talk about the confusion in witness reports post crash: Initial reports claim that Diana was fine, and only appeared to have a broken leg. A sky news reporter recieved the official call stating that Dodi (Diana's spouse) had die, but Diana was fine and only suffered a concussion and a broken leg. Reasons: -Its no secret that Princess Diana was hated by the royal family. Prince Charles especially, as he wanted to marry Camilla before and after he married Diana. -Princess Diana was pregnant with Dodi's child, the royal family couldnt accept that a Egyptian muslim would eventually be the step dad of the future king of England. -Shortly before her death prince Phillip issued a threat against Diana after she stated that she wanted to seperate from Prince Charles. -If she was to divorce/or seperate from the marraige, which she did, she immediately became a threat to the throne. Coincidence? I think the fuck not. Long live Princess Diana, the queen of hearts, and rot in hell to every other member of the Royal family.

[@davo9905]

@Fuck people with Anime profiles K now Imma debunk and add even more facts. 1. No, those four motorcycles were unidentified, the driver assumed that they were paparazzi and took that route specifically to get away from them, which is also why he was speeding. 2. Well of course there’s gonna be pictures of the accident afterwards, what’s your point? 3. The only other car in the tunnel was the one directly infront of Diana’s car (I’ll take abt that in point 4) so it wasn’t a headlight, and as I said the witness reports (7 specifically) stated that the light was uncommonly bright, and it was a single flash. These witness reports were bystanders outside of the tunnel, meaning that light had to have been extremely bright. 4. The car that hit Diana’s car was never seen again after initial witness reports, despite the million dollar investigation and the biggest large scale search in history. 5. As I said, the hostpital was at most 29 minutes away, and may I remind you that they would’ve obviously made way for an ambulance, especially one with a Royal? 6. The man who received the letter made it public, and clearly shows the insignia of an official, private royal letter. 7. No, I’m not talking about thoughts, I’m talking about multiple people reporting to see Diana leave the car limping, which is contrary to the police report that she was in critical condition and unable to move. 8. Anything to say about the 14 CCTV cameras? Even more facts: Firstly, let’s not forget that MI6 and the British special forces are more than capable of staging an accident. -A former MI6 agent, Richard Tomlinson, stated that the agency was involved in Diana’s death. This project was similar to a project that MI6 conducted to assassinate the former president of Serbia, which was to blind the driver using strobe lights. It’s worth noted that this man was later kidnapped and tortured by MI6. He also said, and I’ll remind you that he’s a former MI6 agent, that MI6 has the capacity to stage an accident, wether by helicopter, airplane or car. - The only other witness in the tunnel, who was believed to be working for MI6, was driving ahead of Diana at the time. The owner of this car was found dead, with his head separated from his body. Decapitation. Come on man, you can’t seriously think that this was just an accident. Princess Diana was the most kind hearted, down to earth person in the Royal family, and she also had intentions to expose other powerful alliances of sex trafficking, drug trafficking etc. I already listed some reasons in my last reply.

[@davo9905]

@Fuck people with Anime profiles Agreed. Honestly my hatred for the royal family isnt only due to the point that they were involved in Diana's death, it's also the way they treated her before she died. The way prince Charles treated his wife, the mother of his children was just cruel. I recommend a show called 'The Crown' it sums it up pretty well, peace

[@wehangriezel7514]

@@davo9905 how about we say screw Diana and respect the ANOINTED and CROWNED MONARCH of our country. Diana also slept around and how does her philandering go unnoticed but Charles’s doesn’t ?.

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

A good actor knows how to react..a great actor knows how to react without reacting...Claire Foy is a great actor

[@deeeliades3426]

Fabulous!

[@aedynjakpoetry]

I am so glad Claire Foy played the young queen, so much story in her eyes. One of my pet peeves in the show's later seasons, was the fact that the Queen and Princess Margaret now notably have brown eyes. I'm not usually a stickler for details like these, but a style change like maintaining a royal's eye colour can have a significant impact on the way the characters are relayed. Imagine Diana had been portrayed with brown eyes. It takes you out of it. Contacts for movies these days are spectacularly accurate. It would have added a truthful edge.

[@maria.luiza.13]

I totally agree! It bothers me that this detail is not portrayed on Olivia Coleman and I dug a bit into it. It seems that producers felt that Olivia looked odd with blue contacts or something and decided to be without. I can't take her seriously as Queen Elizabeth missing her blue eyes

[@aedynjakpoetry]

@@maria.luiza.13 Yes, I too dug into it and found out the same. However, I still find it to be a cardinal mistake.

[@joshifereverlark8605]

So true! Especially since they so often focus on the eyes and it's such a prominent feature in their reactions. Small details like that are what makes the characters truly authentic. It's a pity they never maintained it.

[@0713gv]

this is so true! i'm currently watching s3 and the change of eye colour bothered me so much!

[@aedynjakpoetry]

@@joshifereverlark8605 and helena bonham carter is so iconic, that whenever she comes in, all I see is her. She is the same person in every film. An eye colour change might have offered some reprieve from the fact she always seems the same.

[@MultiBigbird01]

An acting masterclass truly. A well deserved emmy and golden globe indeed.

[@colinhigginbotham813]

One of the saddest scenes in the show. This whole episode focused on Elizabeth feeling insecure about her age, her appearance, and her intellect. And in one fell swoop, Jackie hammers her on all three things and it completely crushed her.

[@lesleyschultz6846]

Jackie was better educated but not smarter. Jackie was prettier and very elegant and accomplished but she was never head of a country for 70 years and still admired and respected by most world leaders today.

[@LuzMaria95]

@@lesleyschultz6846 exactly!! 😁 the Queen stays Queen!!!

[@aiai-j7i]

@@lesleyschultz6846 I personally think Jackie has the strangest face--I never found her beautiful. She had great style but lacked in personality too. Only an insecure woman would get that vicious with another woman who she senses has vulnerabilities...and Jackie had plenty to be insecure about with her husband.

[@hollywoodshopaholic]

I find elegant, intelligent brunette white women like Audrey Hepburn, Emma Watson, Natalie Portman, Jackie K, Kate Middleton, etc. are worshiped to an unnecessary degree. They're no doubt great role models and certainly worthy of compliments but some people seem to view them as absolutely legendary and divine, which seems like a bit much. Being thin, beautiful, intelligent, put-together, kind, classy and accomplished actually isn't that hard if you're born into the right environment and with the right disposition.

[@amtulshafi99]

@@hollywoodshopaholic audrry hepburn starved in WAR, earned her own money through ballet and rose to fame. I don't know about others but she certainely wasn't in the right environment or disposition. She made herself.

[@mollyfarquhar824]

I just binge watched this with my 89 year old grandma since we are in lockdown and it was such a great bonding experience. I loved hearing grandma say “I remember this!” At the beginning of every other episode or “I had no idea about this! Oh she was always so lovely” or “oh he was always trouble”. I love Olivia Colman but grandma was upset when Foy was no longer going to be on the show.

[@namaankhan8306]

How sweet!❤️

[@linusfotograf]

I helped my 75 year old mother get Netflix because I thought she might like this. She watched all 40 episodes in two weeks

[@garymeise673]

Thank you for sharing you just made my month

[@explod3r]

I just wish they used a makeup technique instead of recasting everyone. I’m still stuck at season 2

[@crealouise4170]

Yep it’s just not the same at all, if we could keep the actors who play grown up Charles and Anne and just have everyone else from season 1 and 2 it’d be great

[@Fondrom]

The new cast is fantastic.

[@evana8751]

Thought so too, but now I started season 3 and I think it’s very good (still like claire Foy a bit more)

[@seattlerose3164]

Yeah ! It's just not the same ... it feels so empty without her tbh...

[@raichielleliddell5550]

Amen lol. Knew i wasnt alone. Couldnt stick with season 3, but 4 hooked me again

[@fine432]

The way she kept her regal poise as a queen but the twitch in her neck, stiffness of her posture, and slight change of her voice is award-winning.

[@clubsnatcher]

I love Colman but Foy really became Queen Elizabeth. Colman has only ever been Olivia Colman playing Queen Elizabeth.

[@oscarfun100]

I don't think she's just Colman playing Elizabeth. I think it's almost a different role now. Cause in the first 2 seasons, it was all drama with Phillipe, and how to cope with this job, with her being the head of state at the age of 28 or something etc. So it was a very awarding time for an actress. Now, Colman plays the settled Queen. No drama anymore, at least not with herself. She knows who she is now and what's her duty etc. So it's just not as showy of a role as it was in the first seasons. And Colman is great at this subtle, settled queen role. :)

[@pok3rfacReturns]

@@oscarfun100 Yeah that’s a bizarre take. Especially since we know Coleman is NOTHING like this. She’s absolutely jovial and not at all like QEII

[@creative45630]

I agree wowzer... I love Olivia Coleman, but in this role she fails with the accent, the walk, how she holds herself - she just doesn’t embody the Queen the way Claire Foy did.

[@clubsnatcher]

@@pok3rfacReturns She's pretty regularly chipper in season 4

[@emcoates1389]

Personally on leading roles the people who replace that role will never be better because it is a high expectation especially with Claire foy she is just amazing and deserved all the awards she has got and more

[@andohish27]

Her face doesn't change, and she tries to keep it together even when you can feel and hear her heart break into a million pieces. That's acting. Claire Foy is amazing.

[@Brend.0]

I cried..... Something the queen probably wanted to do, but couldn't

[@sanhcman666]

i laugh, simply because i see the windsor, specially after dianas death as jealous celebrities

[@Be1smaht]

Why'd you cry

[@oscarfun100]

That scene got me very emotional as well. I felt bad for Elizabeth.

[@bibaolaitan5189]

Ikr..

[@Edmonton-of2ec]

@@sanhcman666 my god you people are hypocritical

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

Her reaction when she heard the news of her Father's death is breathtaking, I think that's her best scene in the series ever. No dialogue, just the expression on her face, she is such a very talented yet underrated actress. Well, most of the talented actors working today are British actors and they are very underrated.

[@HisameArtwork]

well they have great schools for acting, Hollywood has great studios for churning stars. I'm sure France and Italy may have great schools for acting, but India and Nigeria have big studios, depends what they specialize in. Japan chose anime, Korea chose drama. I'm just sad film festivals have died, it was a way to get more great content.

[@LLL417]

This scene was so well done. I felt her pain and shock. She let her guard down and was charmed as well. Then to hear her say those awful things and exactly what she was insecure about. Devastating! As a shy person I could relate.

[@RinRin_c]

Claire Foy is born for this role. She's such an enigmatic actress

[@lavzmagz6050]

How to win an Emmy Award with just a 30 second stare down.

[@soledadferrer2824]

Her eyes are everything, how they are at first hurt and then, after swallowing you can see she is already planning her counterattack, and the lines "we must have her back then". She is glorious. I loved particularly in these two first seasons the love-hate relationship between sisters. So good.

[@sarahjamal86]

Am I the only one who loved and respected the queen more after the crown?!

[@misschanandlerbong-mp]

Very much so!

[@speedracer2841]

Claire Foy owns this role.

[@Camila-bk7sd]

I agree, I love actress Olivia but ... Claire has earned the role of queen

[@Vejur9000]

I’ve come to the realization, that one of the best performances by an actress ever… and I mean ever… Is Claire Foy, in The Crown. Ethereal, mesmerizing, strong, and perfectly cast to portray the young queen.

[@fabsoir2548]

God she's such a remarkable actress. It's the nuances of her facial expression that's just so well executed! The way she puts on a tense face, the inflection of her voice when she asked if mrs kennedy talked about her, the slight sheen on her eyes at the end. Damn she should've won more awards. Cheers to claire 🥂

[@mosesfakatou7943]

Her acting reminds me of Pacino and DeNiro where they don’t say much, there’s little dialogue, but their facial movements, the fixation of an eye, the sternness of the lip delivers more than any line could ever hope for. Anyone can read lines, only the rare few can deliver them like that...

[@6843450]

It’s amazing how still she sits not saying anything but saying everything. Amazing

[@nocchi.9589]

She’s a brilliant Elizabeth.

[@adelaferreira4575]

And yet again ,the British have outdone themselves with this magnificent ,beautiful and young actress ,she is masterful in The Crown ,we need to pay attention to this girl who has the talent ,skill and youth to conquer the world stage ,just extraordinary !

[@kevhynaleks2631]

I never thought I ever with any actress, but I totally addicted with Claire Foy....She is the top of the top....❤️

[@leobewley375]

God she was just so damn good. I love the other seasons but Claire is something on another level. She’s brilliant in this role

[@deepaknayakmanel8581]

Breathtaking performance from Foy...her face dances with emotion. We know every hurt she feels just by a twitch here and a clench there. Deserving Emmy winner.

[@Soctimely]

The acting is so subtle...but that is what makes it impeccable

[@CoachCarter94]

“Well.... we must have her again soon.” I forgot she said that until I watched this vid. The way Foye is able to convey that she is visibly stressed and let down but trying her darndest to keep her composure is astounding. Flawless acting on her part.

[@woteverism]

Claire foy can look into the camera and express and convey feeling like no one else can!

[@samosullivan1744]

This was truly the role that Claire Foy was born to play!

[@pegaga1618]

Claire Foy cameo in Season 4 i was super excited!

[@elisabeth1200]

@madeleine webster episode 8 i think? it was towards the end of the season

[@raihanaradhana2246]

i got goosebumps by just seeing her again lol

[@gwencarter737]

Was this the picture?

[@bigbitehood1353]

Acting is mastering body language and facial cues, not shouting. Anyone can shout

[@seyara1]

Olivia Colman is and always will be one of my very favourite actors. But, Claire Foy was epic in the Crown. Her portrayal was untouchable, she was born to play that part.

[@helenarosas6213]

What she did with this role was unbelievable, she truly deserved more recognition and awards.

[@Diamondsrfvr]

@helenarosas6213.........I thought she was superb. Clair also got an Emmy for Best Guest actress as Elizabeth II in the Crown (season 3 or 4, I believe), plus, she received 2 SAG awards for Best Actress for The Crown (Seasons 1 & 2) and a Golden Globe for The Crown season 1. She's currently Emmy-nominated again for Best Guest actress as Elizabeth II in the Crown season 6.

[@Richard-dp4fl]

had no desire to watch this but four years late I did - it's absolutely brilliant !! The action,score,sets etc are truly excellent. Miss Foy is magnificent 👍🇬🇧✌️...

[@zydecastro6536]

You can feel the emotion through her facial movements. I adore claire foy

[@nightowleia]

I love everytime she is doing that heavy breathing. It adds up more emotions you can really see that she doesnt want others to see she's in pain by showing a flat face. But that part when she rapidly breathes intensifies connection to the audience to what she really feels. Claire Foy is a marvelous actress.

[@carlosfernandezveras]

This is what I call: A WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE

[@TheMscandy123]

Scenes like this makes me feel mad that people want to skip straight to season 4...

[@deepthisiromani2007]

For diana?

[@Pannalovegood]

They replaced the cast way too soon. I love Olivia Colman, but I wish I could see more of Claire Foy, she's just the best in this role.

[@rhyst124]

1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% I actually didnt think much of season 3&4

[@Pannalovegood]

@@rhyst124 Yeah, seasons 1-2 were better written. But to be clear - Olivia Colman is great too. I wish they divided the storyline differently for example 3+3+3 or 3+2+2 seasons

[@Camila-bk7sd]

I agree, Olivia is an excellent actress but I think they changed the cast too quickly ... I would have liked one more season with the cast of the first two seasons

[@md.shahidhussainansari194]

Clair Foy immortalised the Queen's role .. the kingdom must remain indebted forever. What grace , simplicity yet the impact she had in every scene .. vulnerable yet powerful , fickle yet determined.

[@beadelacruz772]

I love her acting so much in this series! Most of the time she puts on a facade but you can honestly feel tension and the emotions she really feel on the inside. She's very brilliant!

[@therambler3713]

This series gave me a new found respect for Queen Elizabeth the second. She really is one remarkable women.

[@misschanandlerbong-mp]

Me too! Must be so difficult to have that much responsibility and being such a public figure! Takes a really strong character to do that for so many decades especially since she didn't choose to be Queen!

[@lightninseed]

I loved this woman as Queen Elizabeth. So much is said without saying a word, her breathing and the tension in her body. She was spectacular. And as an aside, I found this particular scene heartbreaking for the Queen. She wanted so desperately to make a good impression and then hears the complete opposite happened. Sigh! Such a great show.

[@HelloHello-tm7uc]

Thank you - this is one of my favorite acting moments in the show. She truly deserved her Emmy

[@judithemtage7673]

Claire Foy is brilliant

[@baconpancakes8899]

Truly an amazing moment of film acting, plus, I loved how the camera slowly pans closer and zooms in

[@angelicaaquino9711]

I loved her eyes turned into teary eyed. Emotions are very well executed. That’s why I cant move on to season 3. I kept on repeating s1 and s2! ☺️

[@taracubalauri]

Claire Foy is something out of this world!

[@samuelli-a-sam]

This was emmy worth for a reason. The way you can see her face nearly running with tears after he heard what Patrick said was marvellously done by Claire Foy.

[@willrichardson5931]

Claire Foy as QE2 is one of the greatest performances ever committed to celluloid.

[@pmp292]

This wonderful performance is the ultimate proof that Claire Foy is one of the greatest actresses of all time.

[@xavierbeurre8064]

I like the informal way they address each other at 0:40. Yes, she might be his Queen but their friendship rises above protocol and titles. I imagine outside of family not many people would call her Elizabeth, let alone Lilbet.

[@janetdeepika360]

Beautiful acting by Claire

[@tamaraturford7482]

So talented! And so pretty too.

[@jy1598]

the way claire foy was so good in this role she got me stuck at season 2 for 3 years until recently.

[@adobokkeumbap]

What makes this scene and performance of Claire Foy to be truly iconic is not just how she portrayed the Queen. From her tone, appearance and resemblance of HM's voice, it is a well-known fact that the Queen does her best to be composed, level-headed at all times. Be it a tragedy or a celebration. I almost imagined how the Queen truly felt with a First Lady's degradation of her Monarchy, her Palace and her role. That's what made this one of the best scenes in the show. And also her reaction when JFK's assassination footage was scene. I could truly picture a 20th Century Queen still adjusting to her titles.

[@safespacebear]

Can you imagine having to tell Her Majesty something so hurtful. I would carry a sick feeling the rest of my days

[@johnypanta6208]

Now, THAT is acting...

[@linusfotograf]

Claire Foy is my queen

[@SilviaFernandez-kk7nh]

Her performance was brilliant throughout. I constantly go back to the seasons she was in. That’s what acting is all about.

[@musicmad67]

This award is so well deserved.

[@adelaferreira4575]

Claire Foy was just magnificent in this role ,she is such a natural actress ,her eyes sometimes said more the any words her and Olivia Colman and of course Helena Bonham Carter were just great in The Crown !

[@chloeackert4666]

She was born to play this role

[@siobhanyoung5041]

Her expression are amazing through out the whole show

[@aybekaya]

Because of this I can't start season 3. Nobody can top this.

[@eit1755]

I love the acting of Queen by Claire Foy so much in this show that I sometimes forgot that she is just the actress, not the QUEEN.

[@francisbartolome1852]

That’s kick-ass acting right there. She was perfect as Elizabeth.

[@matthewwilliams8339]

She is a wonderful Queen.

[@YvonneMeek]

Exquisite performance!

[@Sahralie]

The best actress I’ve ever seen!!

[@ToTheStoryverse]

I love the small changes in her face as she processes; the twitch of the eyebrow, the hitch in her breath

[@kesharaa2355]

The new cast is great but the first two seasons are unmatched 😍😍

[@kimshapiro4352]

Claire Foy is the true essence of what an actress should be. She completely transformed into the character; human being she was purposely trying to portray and she did so with a true level of perfection.

[@Account-rz5nq]

This scene broke my heart 😭😭😭 I loved her acting urghhhh

[@MattMBZ]

She is an AMAZING actress!!

[@MegaPanwar]

this scene is why you fell in love with this series and Claire foy

[@jk7878]

She was brilliant.

[@1709maja]

She's an amazing actress. I couldn't continue watching the Crown after her and Matt left

[@geneparmesan8748]

Continuing on, I think the actor who played older Phillip is my favourite in the series.

[@cherrydjamardi]

Me too. I watch fee episode the sea3 and go back again to rewatch season 1 😂

[@bferrell1512]

Claire Foy should win an Emmy for the scene where her grandmother curtsies to her alone. So many emotions that flicker across her face - sorrow, embarrassment, loneliness, and the realization that all of her personal relationships will never be the same. She truly inhabits this role. At the end of this scene the way she says "soon" after grappling with her feelings is clear - "soon" means "when hell freezes over."

[@supernarl]

This scene made me watch this series.

[@musicON06]

Claire foy is just perfect.. i really miss her in later seasons

[@garymeise673]

Claire foy's performance as the monarch is simply one of the greatest performances in acting of all time

[@fgd1883]

Her body language face expression mimicking queen at younger age was very talent. A great star. I m sure another mega project awaiting her.

[@fgd1883]

ZC. Thank you ma'am khan. I simply adored and respected all the actors in the crown. They are brilliant and a huge British talent in the filming industry. Look forward to see them in their new project. Enthusiastic, anxious and thrilled so much and willing to wait on what those actors can offer in their new projects. God bless all of us. Love and respect.

[@deividchg]

I don't get it how she does it. She does nothing and yet we see everything. So talanted 🤯

[@augiefitrizia]

Officially my fave actress.

[@carlangelacartin5599]

I really love her 😭😭😭

[@rei_cirith]

Fantastic performance. Really shows how sad it is when a person has to put duty over passion all her life.

[@bennyboiart7781]

Daaamn, that scene was good! Though she spoke only a few words, you could just see the feelings of insult and betrayal in her eyes; Claire’s execution was stunning!

[@empask4702]

She was in oxford school of drama! I am heading to go there too :)

[@MegaAzevedo123]

Claire Foy is a gift to the world.

[@c.c.541]

the compassion that claire foy made me feel toward the queen is just unfair. she's the queen and i'm a nobody but i feel like i want to protect her from all who would disparage her. this episode made me hate jackie kennedy for a day. the episode about her education also struck a chord. turns out i have a soft spot for people who are made to feel inadequate. thanks to claire foy i know that now.