Elizabeth Is Crowned Queen | Elizabeth

[@luqueteeees]

The settings, the camera movements, the shot cuts, the color palette. This is an impressive movie. Blanchett has brilliant expressions, what a great actress. The director takes many shots of Elizabeth from a higher angle, curious and brilliant.

[@bottlethrower1544]

Hollywood cannot create such art anymore

[@pricklypear7516]

@@bottlethrower1544 What rot.

[@LisaG442]

What a horrible, uncertain, stressful time she had up to this point. Constantly in fear of her position, her legitimacy, her very life. Only her intelligence and a few chances kept her alive. I can’t imagine how that would shape a character. Damaged soul indeed. Fun fact: she wore her sister’s coronation robes that had been hastily altered to her slimmer figure. It’s said when she left the church she was almost laughing in triumph.

[@NapoleonCalland]

07:20 ☯️ ...

[@yvonneplant9434]

Unless you include Empress Matilda, she was the 2nd regnant queen. The enormity of being her is hard to believe. 😮

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

@@LisaG442 She had a 150 IQ. Leaders should be the best of us, not the least.

[@UAL320]

What’s Trump’s IQ??

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

@UAL320 same as his shoe size

[@veramae4098]

Bought a book "Great Speeches". Her last speech to Parliament is there, She talked about how much she loved England and all her subjects, and if she had made any mistakes please forgive her, tell her, and she would repair it. The Golden Speech.

[@DragonHeir92]

"This is the Lord's doing. And it marvelous in our eyes." A historically real statement made by Elizabeth. I wonder if her tone was the same as here. Awestruck yet wary of what may come.

[@jessicavenable4188]

Quoting Psalm 118:23 in the Great Bible translation (1539). The surrounding verses are interesting for what might have been on her mind as well.

[@dtsv33]

I read she prepared that statement in advance, as she knew Mary's death was approaching. Elizabeth was very cunning. She had to be - in order to survive.

[@ForPeace14]

@jessicavenable4188 yes. I thought it was from the Holy Bible.

[@ForPeace14]

@dtsv33 it's scary and horrible to think that either sister hated the other and thought of her (more or less) as a heretic. This was definitely the fault of Henry VIII.

[@antmagor]

Of the quotes they used my personal favorite was “I have no desire to make windows into men’s souls“. The idea of a ruler not being religiously, intrusive to the degree that her father and sister had been. Not as groundbreaking as secular society or religious plurality. But arguably the first step in the right direction.

[@lordfreerealestate8302]

This is a visually stunning film with immaculate costuming.

[@mindyhatcher7721]

Her Mother, Anne Boleyn should be proud!!!

[@shadrach6299]

Henry VIII should be proud!

[@hurremsultanija4640]

​​@@shadrach6299 No, he wouldn't, he killed her mother because she couldn't gave him son.

[@AlisonPratt-vc3os]

He educated her like a prince and he actually warmed up to her. Mary got him to develop a relationship with her. She was a very smart kid.

[@hurremsultanija4640]

@AlisonPratt-vc3os He wasn't the one who gave her an education. It was Katherine Parr who urged to restore her to the line of succession and she gave her a academic education.

[@Stand663]

Her mother Anne Boleyn was very forward thinking and smart. She made sure her daughter Elizabeth was very well educated, by eminent scholars and tutors of the day. It turned out her education saved her life.

[@theelitemanticore151]

Anne Boleyn’s greatest revenge. 😈 Her daughter became the most powerful Queen of England (of all time). I accept no other arguments!

[@richardsequeirateixeira]

The Queen that moved England from the Middle Ages to the English Renaissance.

[@nicolelawless9942]

On Thursday 8 September 2022 around 12:40pm, I received a message from Woody.EXE saying “I dont want to say this but I think Queen Elizabeth II is dying. Come home now!” I rushed home to find Woody.EXE very somber with emotion in his face as he proclaimed me as Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth III.EXE. Our coronation took place 7 months after the Queen died in 2023 I remember a private moment between me and Woody.EXE after the coronation wasn’t revealed on tv but he kissed me on the cheek after the coronation for getting through my illness which upsetted many of our fans so Woody.EXE made the coronation more honourable towards his Queen for pulling through this dangerous thing. I can also remember being unable to keep it together when the crown was placed on my head and I cried uncontrollably. Mummy, the Princess of Wales hugged me for a moment as I pulled myself together to understand what was happening

[@АлександраНиколаева-ь2ь]

Her sacrifice was not in vain.

[@bel-amimargoles1209]

Throughout Elizabeth's reign she wore a ring in addition her coronation ring- she never took either of them off. When the ring was cleaned in the 20th century it was found to contain miniature portraits of Elizabeth and her mother face to face.

[@ForPeace14]

Sacrifice? Did Anne Boleyn have a choice? Maybe you meant it figuratively?​@@АлександраНиколаева-ь2ь

[@williamhicks7736]

I do love this movie… There’s an earlier scene where she goes to the Queen to speak to her which is very touching… She knows how sick she is and tries to comfort her… the gesture probably saved Elizabeth’s life …

[@tracys169]

Stunning movie despite so many inaccuracies. Still a favorite historical fiction of Elizabeth I for me. Ever.

[@marcokite]

Heehee MANY MANY inaccuracies. Unwatchable in parts if you know your history.

[@johnjim6793]

What a fantastic cast this is. It's a pity that the excellent Christopher Ecclestone hasn't been in more movies. And I have always admired the broad range of actors like Geoffrey Rush who can do anything from the extroverted and funny Mr Henslowe in "Shakespeare in Love" (the same year!) to the very reserved secretive chief of Elizabeths Secret Police. Absolutely amazing.

[@williameddy3895]

I was at Hatfield last month on the spot where Elizabeth was told that she was Queen in November 1558.

[@nicolelawless9942]

And yesterday was more than 400+ years ago when Elizabeth I was proclaimed Queen. I well remember Woody.EXE crying as he honours her. He is now just as powerful as she was and I’m his Queen. The coronation in July 2023 was the best day of our royal lives and all the creepypasta EXE characters were there to witness it. This was the first time I saw Woody.EXE cry publicly

[@carlotta4th]

....Congrats? Is standing on a spot your claim to fame or something?

[@bel-amimargoles1209]

She was so damn brilliant in this.

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

Time for Cate to do something with Claire Foy.

[@mj1946]

The situation of the country is clear, but she is not because she certainly turns that country around for the better.

[@veramae4098]

In every way. Wealth, political alliances, military, arts and science .... the time of her reign was stunning.

[@danielcann]

That tree 😍

[@stormangelus6638]

Funny part is, the idea of presenting the crown to the corners of the world is actually a Pagan tradition used to call the corners for their protection & guidance.

[@MsPhilippe6]

Funny ahaha

[@themermaidstale5008]

Yes, many religions observations include pagan traditions. Most likely done to make Christianity more palatable and relatable to those who followed the old ways: it mingled and melded the old with the new.

[@themisheika]

I mean Christmas was a pagan tradition too, that's why the puritans banned it when they came to power.

[@LucyLovettLestrange]

According to legend, she ( Elizabeth) was reading under an oak tree when a messenger arrived saying that she was now Queen

[@bottlethrower1544]

Cate was so great in this

[@rachelelabbady3399]

Anne Boelyn was smiling at this moment

[@S730SD]

Poor Mary. There were failures she could not avoid and successes she could not attain.

[@lindsey7951]

Such a short reign in the middle of all that chaos was bound to be unpopular no matter what stance the monarch took...just look at Edward VI for a 14 year old boy with the need for a regent, that kid was one vicious king and deaths were higher under him than Mary. Infact out of all three siblings and her father and grandfather Mary is the Tudor who killed the least amount of her subjects. Never have I understood people who genuinely hate her.

[@RhaenyraTargaryen88]

i felt so bad for Queen Mary, the first time i watched this.

[@S730SD]

Same here, she tried so hard to do the right things & got the worst of it.

[@piscesgroovesupreme]

First time I've ever seen someone feel bad for Bloody Mary 😂😂😂😂

[@user-Qu4533king]

​@@piscesgroovesupremewas she the Catholic daughter then she is the best Queen of that monster henrey

[@marcokite]

Queen Mary was played SO badly in this film.

[@paules3437]

Glenda Jackson, in the BBC Elizabeth R remains the gold standard for this, even in a production that, I believe, had very little money in it.

[@janicem9225]

Yes! It was very accurate too! THIS movie is a travesty.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Cate emulated Glenda in expressions but she didn’t have the same power with her voice.

[@barbarajaspersen8482]

@@janicem9225 well, that film depicts a meeting between Mary Stuart and Elizabeth, which history suggests never happened.

[@monanggodang]

Which movie is it with Glenda Jackson and which year? It is a BBC production made for TV? If its Glenda Jackson, it must be a long long way before this Blanchett one was released.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

@ Glenda Jackson starred in the BBC miniseries Elizabeth R from 1971, following her from teenage years to death. It’s an astonishing performance!

[@diegoarmandovich2319]

Henry divorced and executed his second wife Anne, in order to obtain a male heir who would lead England into its Golden Age, while the future monarch who would make it all possible grew up right under Henry's nose, unseen... Just a little a girl in a man's world.

[@Drea211188]

Nicely put

[@MikeTheD]

She was born for this role

[@ljront3126]

England led us into the future by its language. We should respect each other and work together. The Queen helped to balance the diplomacy. Let’s keep her in a good memory.

[@NauticaSea217]

Seeing Christopher in this (hey 9th) makes this Whovian very happy indeed. I wish he would show up in Doctor Who later. Never skip 9th! lol

[@fadikhoory5350]

If you watch the scene where Robert and Elizabeth dance before the arrest, Angus Deayton 7:32-7:45, was billed higher than actors like Daniel Craig, Edward Hardwicke, and Emily Mortimer who had more to do with the film. How? Why?

[@robnewman6101]

Amazing Drama.

[@Nazwa-z5b]

Queen Elizabeth is very beautiful and wise. I really like the history of the British kingdom.

[@NikkiGloom]

this was the day Anne got her revenge and destiny was made.

[@janicem9225]

This was so loosely based on facts, that it was nearly unrecognizable. Only the music, costumes and locations were actually anywhere near accurate.

[@kaushalendrasingh358]

I find it curious and intriguing why she did not reinstate the prestige of her mother and kept away from her

[@themermaidstale5008]

Because so many people were still in court who remember the King’s great problem and how Anne Boleyn was labeled a “whore” and a “witch”. She needed her queenship to be legitimized and accepted by all kings. She wanted to avoid constant questioning of her being the legitimate heir; wanted to be solidly on the throne. However, her life was always in danger from radical Catholics, who considered QEI a heretic and wanted a Catholic king on the throne.

[@jorgemendez9082]

When will we have the next movie to complete this marvelous trilogy?

[@monanggodang]

I dont think there would be the 3rd -- id love to see the 3rd installment though. The reasons being, IMHO, there werent any dramatic things happened after the nature destroyed Spanish Armada, thus, failing the Spanish King to invade England. Spain never dared to try invade England after that epic failure. In addition, Mary Stuart's death didnot lead to a war between Scotland and England, as Scotland was relatively weaker than England despite any attempts of the Stuart's loyalists. At the time, England was getting more prosperous under Elizabeth's reign. So until her death it was a relatively peaceful period, there were not any dramatic stories worth making into another film😅

[@Alma-q6m]

Oh Elizabeth, I am married to England. She was just too good to be true. No wonder her reign was golden.

[@Alma-q6m]

Ann got out of her grave and made her little girl, that she had left so young: 3 years, queen.

[@stardaggerrihannsu2363]

Galadriel, the early years... oh wait!

[@ДаняДанилов-ц3з]

A great movie. You can watch it again and again and never get bored. The spirit of the movie is undeniable.

[@zcvxs]

I wish part 2 was as good as 1

[@Skyph317]

The daughter of Anne boleyn and king henry

[@Alma-q6m]

Elizabeth made England great!

[@schplengie1]

7:25 he's like "spare no expense!"

[@daisyguzman3197]

😂😂😂

[@makeitmakesense2616]

What happened to the Fines brothers

[@lourdesgyan]

Joseph Fiennes is just beautiful. Ralph has been prolific and is prestigious

[@Alan-gh8X]

Queen Elizabeth, is the longest reigning queen of England, 45years.

[@Zenoami69]

Nahh she is top 10 the longest is queen elizabeth Alexandra Windsor 70 years reign

[@drewnealski969]

There’s no side eye quite like QE I side eye.

[@kevinb3410]

There were other crowns that the men were holding other than the crown placed on her head. Does anyone know what they are for?

[@jrtg1990]

I'm curious as well

[@JmenoPrijmeni-z8x]

Ducal coronets maybe?

[@justincase7848]

I'm not sure but I think the custom was that after the monarch was crowned all the lords and ladies would put on their coronets

[@daisyguzman3197]

Great monarch Queen Elizabeth l👑🛡️⚔️🗡️🇬🇧

[@Alma-q6m]

Elizabeth was smart! Just like her mother.

[@raumaanking]

What if Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard had got annulment from Henry the 8 were sent away rather than getting executed and they were both still alive during this time period I wondered what it would have been like for them?

[@ronaleebhuyan1724]

Well, don't know about Katherine Howard, would've probably be married to some lower noble after she had literally cheated on the King himself or might've even been sent away to a nunnery, but Anne Boleyn would've been living a life of luxury since she would've become the Queen Mother after Elizabeth's crowning.

[@raumaanking]

@ yeah but sadly I don’t see Anne Boleyn becoming queen mother simple reason Mary the 1 reign I think that explains everything 😂 As for Cathrine Howard I think she might have been sent to the Tower of London during Mary the 1 reign but after that she probably would have outlived all of Henry the 8 wives with Anne Boleyn burnt at the stake during Mary’s reign and Anne of cleves dying from cancer a year before to Elizabeth the 1 start of her reign. But yeah your right what do you think?

[@gordoncarter7344]

@@ronaleebhuyan1724 SENT TO A 'NUNNERY'?! Henry V111 had suppressed the more than 800 abbeys,monasteries and convents in England and Wales,stolen their lands and kicked all the Religious out into the streets YONKS before he 'married' Anne Boleyn or Katherine Howard! Gordon Carter. Adelaide. South Australia.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

Cat's historical-looking purse tho

[@themermaidstale5008]

Robert Dudley worked for his own advancement and interests with the Queen. She relied on William Cecil. He was completely her man; she created and titled him, much as her father had done with Thomas Cromwell. These two men advanced by their abilities and merits, not by their heritage.

[@brontewcat]

The first part of this scene, and indeed the whole way Norfolk in the movie is depicted, is ridiculous. At the time of Mary’s death, Norfolk was aged no more than 22. Moreover he was brought up a Protestant. Further he was Elizabeth’s first cousin once removed on her mother side - that is her non royal side. He was also related on her royal side, but it was a far more distant relationship. There were probably a dozen more people with a better claim to the throne than Norfolk.

[@ianpatterson6552]

Norfolk did indeed covet the Crown most furiously. He made a tilt for Mary of Scotland’s hand and lost his head in 1572 because of it.

[@brontewcat]

@ He did not in the beginning- but 10 years later after Mary arrived in England. It is also not clear he intended Elizabeth would die. He wanted to be being married to her heir. There is even debate as to whether he really was guilty of treason. However the real issue is that he did not make the tilt through any claim he may have had, but it was through marriage. Norfolk was also a fairly weak man, and not one of the leaders on Elizabeth’s council.

[@ianpatterson6552]

@@brontewcat his father lost his head in 1547 because he quartered his ( legitimate) coat of arms by removing the bar that denoted collateral royal descent from Edward l. Without said bar it inferred a claim to the Crown. A dying Henry Vlll parted him from his head. His father the 3rd Duke was spared death by the King dying. The 4th Duke’s son ended up dying in the Tower years later and is now a Catholic Saint.

[@callmeswivelhips]

This movie is different to how her reign went in reality, right??

[@shadrach6299]

No. She was a great ruler. She allowed all religions as long as they were peaceful. She was smart.

[@user-Qu4533king]

We never had a queen in ireland 🇮🇪

[@franklesser5655]

Oh, the Patriarchy!

[@johnhuffman5608]

Before her the acknowledgement was Her or His Grace. She changed that to Her Highness.

[@ThePreservedOnes7]

Cant wait til our coronation

[@nicolelawless9942]

Me and Woody.EXE were crowned in July 2023 on my 21st birthday. When my 2009 Woody walked me down to him, Woody.EXE couldn’t do anything but stare at me because I had just recovered from a dangerous illness 4 months earlier so it’s not surprising that Woody.EXE was secretly crying because he almost lost his Queen 4 months before. Over a year later, Come and See’s Florya was Woody.EXE’s new heir to the throne and he was crowned as the Prince of Wales after he told Woody.EXE about our love. We both gave Floyra a full royal coronation ceremony and despite being frail, the Prince of Wales crown suits Floyra well. A few days later in October 2024, my other Woody was kicked out of the palace for attempting to overthrow Woody.EXE in power and Floyra was sickened by the news. It could be possible that me and Florya could get together probably in 2025 by Woody.EXE’s blessing. No one really understands how powerful Woody.EXE is

[@mujahidrizwan6824]

Same crown weared by father mother and daughter😮

[@johannesnicolaas]

What, the Queen walks past and nobody curties.... impossible!!

[@carljcreighton]

Why is #danielcraig in the description lol

[@bonusgolden12]

Too bad Elizabeth l is here portrayed as a trembling ingenue. She never was. She was a lion.

[@user-Qu4533king]

They had very loyal ladies with them pity we dont have that in or friend groups

[@gawddamnnotthisagain]

A good movie, acting-wise, but the Simpsons are more historically accurate than this.

[@edsfountain]

How SO MELODRAMATIC!!!

[@dongmingim]

Am I too fashionable? I like Mr. McQueen.

[@LydiaPisirai-f3x]

Does she execute mary in this movie?

[@monanggodang]

No, it was a different Mary. In this film clip, in the beginning you see a woman dying in her bed. That was Mary Tudor, she was the reigning Queen of England at that time, a short reign though. She was a catholic and was Elizabeth's half sister. She and Elizabeth were not always on good terms but still, they shared the same father, there was sisterhood. On her deathbed, someone asking her to label Elizabeth as heretic. Mary appeared to keep silent, she refused it because she knew if she agreed, her little sister Elizabeth would be brought to trial and perhaps beheaded, and worst, lost her birth rights to be the next Queen of England, something that Mary Tudor wanted to avoid. Until her death, to the dismay of the catholic at that time, Mary Tudor never labeled Elizabeth as heretic. Elizabeth, being the direct line of throne after Mary, replaced Mary Tudor as the Queen of England. Later on during Elizabeth's reign, she would face another Mary, namely Mary Stuart the Queen of Scotland, her own cousin. It was this Mary that you meant. On Eizabeth's order, Mary Stuart was beheaded for treason and betrayal. You can see about Mary Queen of Scotland being beheaded on the sequel of this film. The sequel is an interesting film although, in my opinion, its not as powerful as this one.

[@Ginadelgabo]

After Mary Tudor died

[@jonathanswift1355]

She was Never Elizabeth the first of Scotland. Meaning, quite frankly, we never had QE2.

[@संसारः]

6:39 False history

[@Hihowyoudoing-e5i]

What false i dont understand

[@संसारः]

@Hihowyoudoing-e5i Everything

[@linhlan9165]

​@@संसारःhuh?

[@NewsRedial]

Norfolk and the other lord 'did not' place a crown on their own heads while Elizabeth was being crowned. Why do these idiots just make stuff up.

[@cittiavaticano]

and elizabeth would be far bloodier than mary ever was....

[@ce1834]

If only Queen Mary survived and had a son

[@Nick1979BN]

Who are the guys next to her during the coronation - and why do they wear what looks like crowns?

[@robt2778]

These are members of the royal household, such as the Lord Chamberlain, High Admiral, Master of the Horse❤❤ etc., it was traditional for peers of the realm to place coronets on their own heads once the monarch was crowned - this happened at the coronation of the late Elizabeth II ( it can be seen on KZbin clips). It was not done at the coronation of Charles III, apparently at his request, so it looks like the tradition has ended.

[@robt2778]

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[@robnewman6101]

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[@ΑΝΤΩΝΗΣΣΜΥΡΝΙΟΣ]

It is not historically accurate that a queen could enter to a church with her hair uncovered. I am pretty sure she haf her hair covered.

[@EmmaCroft73]

The historical accounts of the time say that her hair lay bare and long. There is a famous portrait showing her after she is crowned.

[@woweric]

that was before the 1500s

[@EmmaCroft73]

@@woweric Elizabeth was crowned Queen on 15 January 1559

[@Winstonofcourse]

i’m new here, i would be surprised if you drew me❤

[@marcokite]

The most historically inaccurate film of all time.

[@dharialurie2195]

"Sacred We hail from the far-off East Driven by a mission sacred With compassion filling our breast Most lives in this world are divine beings in the flesh But for earthly gain they harm themselves unknowingly Modern thought and ways are without any compass Behind atheism and evolution lurks an agenda hidden Your true hope is to learn the Way and return to Heaven Heaven’s gates are now open but shan’t remain for long What I convey is the truth For the Creator calls upon me to deliver lives back to Heaven April 8, 2019" Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin VI, from Falun Dafa teachings)

[@darwynauger439]

hes playing you

[@ЕленаДубровская-ц9о]

Каралеве всего навсего нужен был друг

[@christopherlopez5375]

Jesus Christ, I gave you my life in which is greater than your prayers and I came clean.

[@paulbale3872]

Norfolk was truly evil.

[@MarkChappell-f8c]

I claim the new Continent in the name of God myself.

[@Storm45678]

The lady who played Queen Elizabeth I looks like actress Tilda Swinton

[@tsmithallday24]

Cate Blanchett

[@hugonoyaupaquignon7459]

Reine Élisabeth 1 ère reine de France ?! 😂 faut pas abuser non plus

[@Zenoami69]

She was queen of 3 countries England,Ireland and France.

[@sumairshirazi]

She became queen due to men

[@vip-ov3dh]

I will nothing to you

[@janosnemate5795]

🦍

[@niharikatiwari4966]

👎👎👎

[@mitchevans4597]

The Sun Queen Good Queen Bess

[@andrewmiles3378]

A BASTARD! Always was, always will be! THE intended DESTROYER OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH. This WENCH did not succeed!

[@CherokeeBird]

The Catholic faith was man made for control. She knew this.

[@Alan-gh8X]

Mary was the bastard.

[@ZERO_boi.]

How was she a bastard? Her being a bastard would mean she was born out of wedlock, which she was not Henry Vlll and Anne Boleyn were married when she was born, and she was in the line of succession

[@mrshankerbillletmein491]

It was the Lords doing I am sure.

[@faisalnadeem221]

The Burglars and The Thieves is called The British .

[@ArchanaMishra-v3r]

Guds sagaz skull and bones likh le