Jennie, Lady Randolph Churchill part 1 (1873-1874)

The story of Winston Churchill's American mother! Seven part mini-series (1974) about the life of Jennie Jerome, the American heiress who married Randolph Churchill, son of the Duke of Marlborough.
Episode 2 here:
• Jennie, Lady Randolph ...

[@elizabethtobin6894]

It was a great life for the rich, but miserable for the poor.

[@juanitarichards1074]

What elegant graceful times. I love these historical series, especially those based on fact. I love the costumes and dances and elegant parties....it was a different world.

[@dolinaj1]

This epoch, when Victoria was still queen, was violent for their 99%: women and newborns died like flies; cholera, typhus, hunger, and more took their tolls. This was not « elegant graceful times, » but the very opposite.

[@a.t.c.3862]

Most people lived in very, very different circumstances.

[@user-vl6xt2rt7p]

Not everything in this series is based on fact. Like every other after it there are inaccuracies put in on purpose.

[@juanitarichards1074]

They are not put in on purpose and we are talking about different classes here, and I was commenting on the aristocratic class. @@user-vl6xt2rt7p

[@angelaberni8873]

Say what you like people,but there is no doubt that women have lost their femininity,class and elegance. The same applies to the men. Yes there was poverty,but it's the same today. Not much has changed In that sense. They certainly didn't run around like headless chickens as people seem to be doing today. People are far too stressed out now and eat like piglets in front of a TV most probably out of a carton and out of a plastic cup or directly out of a can or bottle. So much for progress eh !!!😂😂😂😂

[@stacysatterfield2154]

Always loved Jennie, the mini-series of Winston Churchill 's mother. Wonderful cast. Lee Remick was always a stunning woman.

[@keithawhosoever5384]

I remember watching this series as a young red-blooded male of 17 years. I was smitten with Lee Remick . She was so beautiful and a fine actress. This was a wonderful series and filmed at a pace where dialogue could be followed and set pieces admired...👌🇬🇧🇱🇷

[@alvindimes649]

Yes indeed, I remember this too from those days, I also had a crush on Lee Remick, beautiful lady.

[@vcom2327]

I fell in love with Lee Remick at the same age.

[@robertacolarette1594]

I remember watching this in 74. I couldn’t wait for each episode. So it must have been well done. I always enjoyed Lee Remick. She was a good choice to play Jennie. She was supposed to have been a great beauty.

[@patricianathan4676]

How awful that Jennie died through slipping on stairs in the lastest fashionable high heels. Her broken ankle got gangrene and had her leg amputated under the knee. She got a blood clot after this and died aged 67. A lovely well done series thank you for reintroducing it to us. WCL

[@Isaidwhattherassisaid]

Shut the hell up.wtf

[@exaudi33]

I first saw this as a teenager who'd just read Ralph G. Martin's exhaustive bio of Jenny Churchill and loved it! Ronald Pickup was great as poor syphilis-ridden Randolph Churchill... and Lee Remick -- divine -- with a delightful Barbara Parkins as her sister Clara, wife of Moreton Frewen ("Mortal Ruin"). Rachel Kempson! The actors who played Winston and Jack were also wonderful. Thank you so much for uploading!

[@maryb.goouch2815]

OMG! HOLY HANNAH! What did I do to deserve this treat? I have been waiting YEARS for this to appear on YOU TUBE ! I still have 1/2 of a VHS Set of this remarkable programme but no VHS player anymore. .

[@Kellyannk308]

+Mary B. Goouch it on DVD now on Acorn mediaor Amazon

[@elizabethannelorrimer1427]

Mary B. Goouch

[@mckavitt]

Mary B. Goouch I still have mine & so happy not to HAVE to replace every one w DVD or now Blue-ray.

[@eunicestone838]

Goodwill has VHS players for 5-10$

[@alicehudson8079]

Thank you Belinski. This is a production I can watch every couple of years and find something new each time. Ronald Pickup does a mean Randolph, the best portrayal I've seen.

[@catamongthepigeons6576]

I loved this when it was on tv, love it now. Thank you for uploading

[@DCFunBud]

Lee Remick was so beautiful.

[@brummiejojo]

I remember watching this with my mum when I was young. Loved it.

[@katherinebyron2177]

This is a wonderful mini-series. I remember watching it way back when, when it originally appeared on television. Thanks for sharing!

[@cmgraham]

I'd not even known this series was around: and I love Lee Remick! Tfs💕

[@auntbarbara5696]

Perfect for a Sunday afternoon :)

[@lindabiggs3905]

Yeah especially in 2021 lock down,,

[@helentucker6407]

This is superb! And 6 more to go! Excellent ❤ thanks for sharing

[@lin_mrachek]

Wonderful. Beautiful hats and dresses. Good acting. Story line based on history enjoyable to watch. She goes from a young woman to an aging one. And the issues of her life in the 1800's are very similar to what both men and women face today.

[@Michaelneiss]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful gem!

[@beebee8018]

This looks like it was filmed at Queen Victoria’s private beach, a walk down from Osbourne house built for Victoria by her husband Albert as retreat on the Isle of Wight, which we can now use and we have had some beautiful peaceful summer afternoons as it is now owned by English Heritage and just down the road from where I live. It is also filmed at Carrisbrooke Castle on the IOW where King Charles 1st fled to from Hampton Court Palace London, believing he was free but was held prisoner and twice tried to escape but got his head stuck in the bars of the bedroom window that you can still stand in and see this day.

[@maggied.7596]

Oh wow , what a treat for my afternoon

[@kizzymorgan8255]

❤️👸🏽🦁💯👑🇬🇧I love classic movies as well, I love fashion and Lavish lifestyle and wearing gorgeous fashion designers and this movie is during The Edwardian Era and Women wore Bustle Dresses and walked with Parasol and beautiful Kentucky Derby Lampshade Hats with Ostrich Feathers and Beautiful Bright Colors and much more. Also some don't know but PRINCESS DIANA was Kin to Winston Churchill so (Dianas) family definitely knew each other just like (Parker Bowles-Lyon and The (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother) knew all of Bowles Lyon Family as well. Winston Churchill, was an Awesome Prime Minister and known The Royal Family with Queen Elizabeth ll Mom (Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother & King George) also he worked well with (Queen Elizabeth ll and he definitely knew (Queen Mary Of Teck & King George) and The Aristocrat High-Society. I loved studying him In High School. I'm enjoying this, and I'm honored to watch The Life of His Mom and Father and The Royals and Much More - It's '2024 and Winston Churchill is on The T.V Series 👑" THE CROWN"👑💯🦁👸🏽🇬🇧❤️

[@erichg9931]

Randolph : I'm sick of English girls, they're also anemic. 😂 Did I hear it right? 😅

[@brucevilla]

Thanks for Uploading.

[@jolynnwhite7946]

How lovely Barbara Parkins from Peyton Place into this lovely setting of England her beauty collides with Remax they look beautiful together here

[@manchestertart5614]

Remax????

[@pamfrank3962]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie 🎬

[@jasanders5877]

Work it😮 😱 out. It's not American movie😢. It's a mini series 🤔🥺🥶

[@bellepierre24]

Jenny was born in Brooklyn, NY. In the still so fashionable Brooklyn Heights, to be exact. Winston Churchill milked the fact that he was half American to charm US leaders.

[@lalo4224]

Ronnie Pickup was such a marvellous actor….

[@kellywittmann1893]

Thank you so much!

[@countrylife864]

Thank you for sharing the mini series. I enjoyed watching all of them!

[@user-yc2oz8kc5k]

That riding outfit lee wears she looks gorgeous in it. RIP Lee Remick. RIP Lady Churchill.

[@jamesmackenzie8271]

Enjoyed the movie. Thanks.

[@FreedomSpirit7]

Very nice movie set in a play like atmosphere.

[@luna39900]

The way he says "look here!"😂

[@bridgetlovedfrankgeddes8352]

Thankyou x

[@hart1625]

Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (TV Mini Series 1974) - 7.8 Jennie Jerome was born in the United States in 1845, eventually becoming Lady Randolph Churchill and the mother of Winston Churchill.

[@gwirgalon3758]

Ma foi! André Prévin wrote the music here! What a surprise!

[@julieshaw4142]

Great film, great acting, superb outfits, thank you ..........

[@jasanders5877]

Mini series 😮😢😅

[@lechat8736]

I`m glad I stumbled upon this :)) Thank you very much for uploading this film.

[@cathiiannii]

Sublime!!😍😍😍😍

[@cherryrotella3714]

Churchill adored his mum but she was remote

[@mphrdldn]

This TV series was a big deal when it came on. It may have been based on a 2-volume biography about Jennie Churchill: the Romantic Years and the Dramatic Years that was published around the same time.

[@judyvalencia3257]

Thank You for answering my question if this was a TV production.

[@1Kaileegirl]

Thankyou 😀

[@JudgeJulieLit]

Lee Remick and Barbara Parkins are versatile actresses.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

PAFENTS OF ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST STATESMAN, POLITICIAN, & ARTIST, WINSTON❤

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

WHEN MANNERS MATTETRED👍❤👍❤👍❤👍

[@shaistakhalid7415]

Great movie

[@KSfan4ever]

Wasn't the wonderful Jeremy Brett (RIP) in this mini-series as well?

[@steffiehines7233]

I LOVE IT! I KNOW SOME PEOPLE MIGHT FIND IT ODD NEVERTHELESS I LOVE HISTORY READING AND GOOD OLD FASHIONED TELEVISION OR MOVIES I EVEN LIKE BRITISH DRAMAS

[@AA_Slav]

Steffie Hines but this in fact is real, this is my family matter of fact, huge bloodline it’s like never ending

[@adrianlarkins7259]

At 22.38 the producer makes a fundamental blunder. The RN cruiser is showing the Merchant Navy ensign.

[@appolonia83]

Pas de version sous titrée en français ?

[@wandajames6234]

Lord this is bad-- these types of period pieces are done so much better now.

[@ZipSlipHollingbrook]

Nice proposal Lord Randolph. So much foot dragging usually. Do you? Yes. Do you? Yes. That's the way it should be. It is a big roll of the dice anyway, and if he'd have been less bold...Hitler. So don't be timid.

[@kathybrown7658]

Quite so. The biggest "roll of the dice" of one's entire life. I was so, so lucky: Got my Englishman and me an American. God rest my darling Brian's sweet soul-I love him still, all these many years later-

[@martafontpalou3461]

Como se puede encontrar en español

[@user-eo9ie7zn9p]

Jennie...Lee knew my mother...A Face In The Crowd. Churchill. British and American. Lady Randolph Churchill😮.

[@Single4ever4lovesake]

No elbows on the table !

[@mariapilarabellamiranda4259]

No está doblada en español?

[@silenusut]

It's rather heavy going

[@sturtfc]

Rem Remy h

[@delphinidin]

Love between slytherins

[@maryfrump7937]

Very weird to watch, I have Churchill relatives.

[@xmaseveeve5259]

Johnny.

[@erichg9931]

30:30 Belle is that you?!

[@suzannesadiiqa]

'With all my worldly goods I thee endow' sound a bit hollow at a time when a woman's property automatically became her husbands at marriage.

[@GGiblet]

in 1870 Parliament passed the Married Women's Property Act giving women power over money they earned & right to inherit property .. the act also protected women from creditors hounding their husbands

[@joanalekna3971]

Sue Harvey

[@anairenemartinez165]

Sue Harvey We have come a long way. We still have to cook and do laundry.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Web Rookie But many men pissed that money away.

[@anairenemartinez165]

Sue Harvey You know that in 1970's Spain under Franco a woman could not get a business loan? Her husband had to go and sign the papers, the money was in his name. I always wondered if a woman is single and needs a loan? Maybe her brother, her uncle, somebody male had to do it for her.

[@lauramaniscalco7742]

I should like to know the name of the dance between Bertie, Minnie, Alexander and Alix . Seem a russian dance

[@mirden1953]

Mazurka

[@mikey65dean]

I’m supposedly related to her

[@manchestertart5614]

It’s the proving it ,that’s the problem.

[@sondrasmith-rr4mw]

My great grandmother was 1st cousin to winston

[@deniseandrews113]

7:28: Randolph is actually calling English girls anemic 😮

[@jolynnwhite7946]

In retrospect many things may be said about a person but they didn’t do what they did do even in terms of morality and people make judgments people in a time living on a person is living their life may have some foray into the depth of their lives and perhaps not as much as they think Remich Lee plays this part beautifully the series is well worth re-watching I get many things are sad about Jenny Churchill and the other ladies who came from America also one thing about the Gallo dowry several amounts have been mentioned let’s go for saying 50,000 in her timeForSecondary some this is quite an amount and it would equate in our time to approximately 250,000 so we’re talking about and it’s time it was an enormous amount of gallery thereby she was one of those princesses so to speak no matter what happens later she fulfilled her valve in terms of remaining married until the death of her husband and truly loved her children of the English point of view of parenting is different from the American point of you will note that sending a six year old child away to school is unthinkable but it’s their culture and people do things and culture that go along with it such as in some African cultures putting loops and rings around the neck to stretch it plates in the lips or everyone living in a common kind of way with many wives this African chieftains do all these things are considered to be by some barbaric are they men have always had more than one wife the culture that came to be out of scripture was understood in particular in one way and yet man had always had more than one wife in scripture even in the Times of Jesus when it says one wife it has a very specific meaning one of the things that means is ladies that are in harmony with one another and your family group is in harmony with one another although culturally we look at it different in terms of so-called sophisticated enlighten society who the man would be with one woman and yet were they

[@manchestertart5614]

All that writing with no punctuation!!!! Lee Remick plays the part of Jennie Jerome.

[@alexandraferia9397]

​@@manchestertart5614 Amazing, INDEED!!! Nor even a "," or "."!!!!!!!!!

[@janeck.8695]

Your writing hurts me.

[@herespetri]

the future Edward the seventh was about 33 at the time (1874). why did they use an old man

[@marinawalker6236]

Patrick Seguin That's what I was thinking too ( stupid inaccuracy)

[@gwirgalon3758]

and handsome as well, they say..

[@erichg9931]

And he was one of Jennie's affairs, right?

[@moitan434]

I can't set in English!

[@glgdpeter]

They don't certainly sound like New Yorkers!!

[@clairieannie1]

Peter Yoon they went to great trouble not to. That fact is mentioned in the episode.

[@angelitag8556]

clairieannie1 That must've of been exhausting.

[@AA_Slav]

Because the family is from England, migration back and forth is common, they never picked up on an accent

[@maxwilson4748]

Peter Yoon fails to impress.

[@annakimborahpa]

Ronald Pickup? What was his role, small truck driver?

[@missmurrydesign7115]

Delicious...

[@redjirachi1]

You'd think Churchill's enemies would use his mother's affairs against him and accuse him of being illegitimate

[@darlinghysa7407]

I wonder if there is anymore any native in england, welsh people like churchil, remained in england! they seem all assimilated by the french new continent now!

[@manchestertart5614]

Why haven’t you used any capital letters?

[@raginisingh-zk3sc]

Wonderful documentary the translation is awful

[@glgdpeter]

The way Lee Remick speaks here in the series is quite charming. However, if it was indeed the way people spoke in America during the period indeed is questionable. I know the upper crust of American society is trying somewhat to emulate the Brits. But here is the case that is a little bit overblown to the extent that she sounds more British than transatlantic.

[@wiwiswallawalla]

Peter Yoon her parents didn't want her to have an American accent. She says her parents haven't let her go to the U.S. for five years for fear she will pick up the accent.

[@manchestertart5614]

Brits,that’s rude. You say Brits so you won’t mind if we call you Yanks/Rednecks? You could have been polite and said the British. Jennie Jerome in this production,spoke with an English accent.Her family wanted her to speak with an English accent,they didn’t want her to have a Scottish/Welsh or Irish (before the division )accent even though they are British too .

[@hayekfriedman9078]

A "mar-kee". Does she mean a "marquess"?

[@anairenemartinez165]

She was Winston-Salem mom, that is the place in history.

[@anniec3c73]

haha, during the marriage negotiations between the 2 fathers Jennie's fathers clearly doesn't know anything about the laws in the US when it comes to women. At that time, when an American woman married a foreigner she automatically lost her citizenship and as a married woman all her assets went to the husband.

[@jeanetteyork2582]

They didn't get married this way. They eloped...why isn't history good enough for Hollywood writers? Isn't the truth good enough?

[@Kerryfyi]

Jeanette York This is a British production, not Hollywood.

[@junkscience6397]

If you think this is a Hollywood production, then more fool you! Ever heard of this thing called "Google"? Hint: it'll prevent you from sounding like an idiot in future posts!

[@leegaffrey3823]

If I may; your comment is a bit rough. Would you say the same words in your last sentence if you were in the Lady's presence?

[@mckavitt]

Jeanette York “Lord Randolph Churchill was married at the British Embassy in Paris on 15 April 1874 to Jennie Jerome, daughter of Leonard Jerome, an American businessman.” Wikipedia. Doesn’t say they eloped. Why would they fail to say so?

[@dolinaj1]

@@junkscience6397 No need to be so unkind and censorious! I am certain you don’t know everything under the Sun.

[@Tumbleweedandcrickets]

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[@jasanders5877]

NAH AHA no no no Mon Ami BOM. Can't be doing with Americans... Soz, but choose to leave American movies. 1. Because of the shocking UPLOADERS 2. Because of the awful fighting and nasty comments 😱😴🥱 And it's very boring😅. No contact reply please 🙏. I love period dramas, they're my favourite. Not this one. Good luck to others though 🌺💯

[@cristinareid9923]

winstons churchills mother i believe was canadian but spend a lot of time i frace is this same person

[@Phlowermom]

Jennie Jerome was an American.

[@positivetimeline2023]

Was Churchill mother so ugly?

[@mirden1953]

Absolutely not. She was a great beauty.

[@indrekpringi4560]

Some historical facts about the Churchill clan: The daughter of the King of Wall Street (Jennie Jerome) attempted to force the future King of Britain to marry her by fucking him and becoming pregnant. (thus becoming the queen of all American dollar princesses… AND the royal escort to the future King of the British Empire.) Her attempt at upward mobility failed. She became pregnant but Bertie fobbed her off on Randolph Churchill since he would fuck anyone and had multiple mistresses on the side anyways. The arranged marriage was haggled over by lawyers until the usual sum of 2 ½ million American dollars was deposited in the Churchill dynasty bank accounts… The Churchill clan refused to attend the wedding since she was already pregnant with the Prince of Wales diseased progeny. Winston’s escape form a Boer prison was the result of bribery where he was the only prisoner allowed to walk out of that prison while the guards pretended not to see leave. His own account of how he escaped and most of his writings and reports are complete fiction… as is the rest of what the masses (you) know about his life. He was one of the highest paid journalists in Britain during the Boer war for no reason other than his actual lineage: not his apparent one.. As a student he was last in all his classes in school: a bonafide retarded imbecile. Right after he his 1st term in parliament after losing all other attempts to be elected he went on a global trip around the world as a speech giver making thousands of dollars and pounds made him filthy rich. A bloodthirsty warmonger during WW1… he was habded the role of first Admiral of the British navy without any credentials. On a gold plate, as it were... Again, because of his actual lineage not his apparent one… that is, not because of his apparent parents, (pardon the pun). Deliberate plan to starve the German nation of hunger during WW1 he was responsible for personally 750,000 women and children died because of his “hunger blockade”. As Exchequer he returned the British currency back to gold: crashing the entire economy. One victim killed himself in front of Churchill’s treasury office. During the coal strike Churchill wanted to machine gun the strikers. He was prevented from doing it. After Randolph Churchill dies she married a man 1 year younger than Winston… After divorcing him she married a man who was 4 years younger than Churchill. He was abusive towards women… Churchill was a well known homosexual and a women hater. This reveals the fact that she had molested her own son; which explains his misogyny. On two separate instances: two Jews: Bernard Baruch and Straykach bailed him out just to keep him from bankruptcy: From then on, Jewish millionaire bankers controlled him and owned him.. The depths of his depravity, his crimes against Humanity his sins, etc; are endless so I shall stop here.

[@margarettaft2944]

Jennie Jerome could not have possibly hoped to marry Bertie the future king of England. As Bertie married his wife when Jennie was about 8 years old. Bertie had younger brothers. She could have had a relationship with one of the younger princes. She could have had a relationship with the married Bertie. But she had no hope of marrying Bertie because he was already married. You didn’t mention Churchill was a gambling addict and constantly lost money.

[@daphnekivinen9482]

Inappropriate language.