Lord Mountbatten Mandalay the best Voice

[@averythor2331]

This scene is so British that it turns my coffee into tea

[@ibrahimmohamed2085]

get original

[@fanaticaudienc8089]

It's so british turns me on when I see a picture of the queen. Love Bohemian rhapsody.

[@Ludomir-ub4xg]

A mass murderer :( Like Haig, Harris and many more, following the "english" tradition..

[@i2su405]

@@ibrahimmohamed2085 get 1 like

[@rorymarsh4095]

@@i2su405 unlucky

[@TheOReport1994]

I've always loved this speech, and delivery from the actor.

[@the.watcher.on.the.wall..]

At the British 60th anniversary/celebration of Victory in Japan day (VJ day) Charles Dance (this actor) reads the full version of this poem at the ceremony in. Front of the veterans and the royal family. It Wass a amazing such a powerful and poignant Performance. The following is a link to the video of that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ61pWhmrN6Ugsksi=GhirTUCAXT_C48m-

[@deepasrivastava863]

" Lord Mountbatten was an extraordinary personality, a lion, a born leader of men" - Indira Gandhi

[@Fitchy-ke3wz]

A Lion of LANNISTER

[@carlholleran2037]

He was also a child rapist too I believe ?

[@Ludomir-ub4xg]

@@Fitchy-ke3wz A mass murderer. Like Haig, Harris and many more, following the "english" tradition :(

[@ajwest3081]

More likely a man of questionable morals who was only ever promoted because of his connections

[@chelseafolk]

​@@ajwest3081 Well, it's no secret it wasn't exactly a meritocracy...

[@omaralsabbagh3606]

Ship me somewheres east of Suez, where the best is like the worst, Where there aren't no Ten Commandments an' a man can raise a thirst; For the temple-bells are callin', an' it's there that I would be -- By the old Moulmein Pagoda, looking lazy at the sea; On the road to Mandalay, Where the old Flotilla lay, With our sick beneath the awnings when we went to Mandalay! On the road to Mandalay, Where the flyin'-fishes play, An' the dawn comes up like thunder outer China 'crost the Bay!

[@jeffmcmurray9856]

Lord Mountbatten was Earl of Burma, the place the poem is about

[@LeComtedeSaintDomingue]

Earl Mountbatten of Burma there's a difference

[@Reichsritter]

@@LeComtedeSaintDomingue what's it exactly?

[@LeComtedeSaintDomingue]

@@Reichsritter Earl of Burma vs Earl Mountbatten of Burma

[@Reichsritter]

@@LeComtedeSaintDomingue but Mountbatten isn't a place?

[@LeComtedeSaintDomingue]

@@Reichsritter do you know how the peerage works? Titles can be made for people's names as well not just places for example the Earl Baldwin of Bewdley or the Earl Lloyd George. Baron Rothschild.

[@liamragnarson6920]

So basically, sea-Tywin

[@David-b7h9p]

My dad was in Burma, he was at this reunion, he went every year. No longer with us now, miss him.

[@deniseadams1703]

My Dad was in Burma too.

[@kilotun8316]

I'm a Burmese Canadian serving in the RCN. I will follow my officer on the road to Mandalay.

[@originalsainthood]

It’s moments like this that truly make The Crown remarkable. I feel like the show peaked in season four, while seasons five and six delved too deeply into the Charles and Diana storyline. It started to feel more like a soap opera. But those first four seasons, especially with Claire Foy, Matt Smith, Vanessa Kirby, and then Olivia Colman, really shine. I think some of the best episodes of the entire series come from this era. I do wonder why Peter Morgan took seasons five and six in the direction he did, focusing more on Charles and Diana than on the Queen herself. Even though Charles was destined to become king, Elizabeth was still the reigning monarch-and the show is called The Crown. I’m not sure if that shift was a decision by Netflix or something Morgan always planned, but it’s those earlier seasons that made me fall in love with the series.

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

I’m assuming you are older but in case I am wrong, do you not remember how absolutely bat 💩 insane the media and women across the world went for Diana? Especially after her death, it was huge, you heard about it for a couple of years constantly. The speculation and divorce was probably top 10 biggest tabloid moments, with her death probably top 5. So I am sure the idea was to capitalize on that back story to get as much hype as possible for the later seasons, and bring in more American viewers who for the most part remember that era of the monarchy more than any other.

[@morganwilliams87]

Art imitating Life

[@naysoehtun6129]

As a Burmese, I love this poem and my country ❤🎉

[@khantnyeinokkar4688]

I’m from Burma(Myanmar). Now I had to move because of the situation (war). Whenever I hear this, I tear up and miss it (I can’t go back rn either). Moulmein was the capital of the state I was raised in. So I miss it.

[@geoffreypryce145]

Kipling is the quintessential Brit, bringing Victoria's realm to the uneducated wit

[@fleetadmiralperry5739]

THE POEM ROAD TO MANDALAY AND LORD MOUNTBATTEN HIMSELF REALLY DO REPRESENT BRITAIN’S PAST GREATNESS 🇬🇧

[@F1fan4eva]

More like past crimes in the colonies

[@napalmhotdog4365]

@@F1fan4evawomp womp

[@DaNuker]

@@F1fan4eva if britain didnt colonize, Spain or Portuguese would have. They were fighting for territory. It wasn't just UK was going around grabbing anything it wanted. source- I'm from one of the colonized countries

[@F1fan4eva]

@@DaNuker "if gangster x didn't loot and murder, gangster y or z would have. They were fighting for influence." Do you see how ridiculous that argument is? We can't change history, but at least acknowledge our past mistakes.

[@grumble2st]

@@F1fan4eva Its called conquest. Dont whine because other nations were bad at it.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

It has been said, and quite fairly I think, that Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas Mountbatten was The Last Victorian. He probably would have been happier if he'd died at Khartoum next to 'Chinese' Gordon rather than face and even assist with the Retreat From Empire.

[@mdlspld]

Filmed in the exquisite Freemasons Hall in London

[@chrisplenty8353]

God bless them, that won the Burma Star

[@deniseadams1703]

My Dad did. Prior to going to Burma he was part of the British Expeditionary Forces trapped at Dunkirk; he was one of the men rescued by a small boat and ferried out to the big ships which were too large to go right up to the beach.

[@receipt022]

Long live the UK ❤ stop apologising, be proud, eff the woke mind

[@papi5377]

Pierwiastki pracę z genetyki ze mną zostawiam dla siebie Nikt nie dostanie ode moich pierwiastkow.

[@papi5377]

Zostaję z satysfakcją- Być inspiracją dla wielu - Od najlepszych po najlepszych.

[@Masterche18]

He would be such a good Old Lion el Johnson

[@mixedreality0]

nice video man

[@mosesracal6758]

The British Empire remains the bedrock of Western Civilization and despite its many cracks, gargantuan holes in fact - it still stands the test of time. I come from a nation briefly occupied by the British but even I cant help but feel the depths of history touched by the Empire that never sets. Lord Mountbatten was a noble through and through.

[@Laotzu.Goldbug]

I think you might be missing a couple layers of Bedrock beneath that, a couple millennia earlier. Greece, Rome, Christianity, Yamnaya, etc.

[@Aaron067]

100% an indian.

[@nigelchen3711]

@@Aaron067 You idiot, the British were in India for three centuries. I'd hardly call that a brief occupation.

[@acm1137]

Who will join me?

[@pipipupu5104]

No one

[@bradical6019]

I will

[@milan_kumar1292]

Nice snippet

[@papi5377]

USA utrzymuje standardowy przepływ swoich interesów .

[@ABN-Bobber1133]

A shell of a empire that can’t even protect London

[@Siritos]

I think it's no coincidence that the first few notes of the fanfare are similar to the Lannister's song in GoT.

[@gerardojr.4440]

Lord mountbatten último virrey y gobernador general de la india

[@rorymarsh4095]

Mr Charles Dance

[@stickgolden864]

How I miss this scene!? Why Yohn Royce join Tywin and the Lannister?

[@tweedside16]

I was Lord Mountbatten's daughters Paul bearer back in 2017

[@rishi7629]

On 2nd thought we shouldn't have kicked out all the Brits during the Indian independence... Whoever wanted to stay back should have been allowed to do so

[@phongpit]

At one time, the British Empire represented 80% of the world's economy! 80 PER CENT!! Almost every government in the entire world is based on the British system! The British literally gave the world order, rule of law, and quite literally, CIVILIZATION itself! There is not a place on earth where a man can go and not find mankind better off than if the British Empire had never existed. I spent 8 of the best years of my life in the part of the world this song is about, and thrills run up my spine each time I hear it!

[@anirbanbhattacharya9185]

India? Bangladesh? Pakistan? There are people dead because of famines they (the British) caused. We are not better off because of the British Empire. We are still here, *despite* it. What an awfully idiotic and myopic thing to say.

[@bigjohn697791]

We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.

[@jan2000nl]

India was 40% of world economy before the British. When you confiscate 40% of world wealth it helps get to 80%

[@poafpoaf9837]

Foolish empire apologist.

[@grumble2st]

@@jan2000nl "Confisicate"

[@violettimes1057]

Par Oneri!!!🎉

[@abominusrex3205]

Truly glorious past. Now its just little britain.

[@ShweMyaukMyauk]

For colonist sure, stealing cheating all the richness

[@taylor9131]

@@ShweMyaukMyauk so narrow minded. Every culture in the world wishes they could have had a past like Britain…and what about what they left in their colonies? Roads, a civil service, technology not even dreamed of, the English language, trade & commerce. Anyone can look for negatives in an society. The British did far more good for the world than bad

[@biteme9486]

So all the racism and famines never happened?

[@F1fan4eva]

@@taylor9131 Well of course everyone wishes to live in the riches we once did. But a few alive today realise we got there by stealing from 50+ colonies across the globe. Oh, and about the things we left behind? I pray you not be so naive. We didn't leave those things out of charity. We put them there for our use and "left" them behind because we couldn't ship them back to the island kingdom once done. We installed those as means of efficiently moving around our colonialist and exploitative administrators and soldiers within the colonies. We, alongside other dynasties across the channel in mainland Europe, eradicated the local cultures and languages so we could colonise the lands whilst stripping them of their right to self determination. Where we couldn't replace the local populations, we used violence to keep our firm grip on them for as long as we could, and simply sucked the resources dry before leaving or being forced out due to changing geopolitics post WWII.

[@bigjohn697791]

We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven, that which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.

[@maybe7154]

Lord was half British half Burmese ( Even he was 100% English )

[@arsebusquets2436]

Lord Mountbottom Rear Admiral of the Good Ship Lollipop

[@LGranthamsHeir]

Lord Tywin of House Lannister

[@twesigyetumwine]

How do i get to talk like this??? please share any yt classes

[@teeteetuu94]

Theatre, stage acting

[@papi5377]

I ograniczona Rosja 😂

[@papi5377]

Msm nadzieja,,ze niejaka melania również będzie inspiracja dogonił mbiw wraz ze swoim sztabem -

[@alfredroyal3473]

The Empire was a force for good in the world. 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@fanaticaudienc8089]

Yeah. Like in 40K, most exterminate xenos😂. Yeah!

[@jasonkoch3182]

I suspect there are several thousands of people who would disagree with you.

[@struggler856]

Let's not get too ahead of ourselves. Ok buddy

[@RealCeress]

@@jasonkoch3182and theyd all still be in mud huts unable to say those words without us

[@jamessullivan4164]

My favorite scene is when he becomes the first British astronaut…

[@papi5377]

Chce jedynie swój proces. Szwecja " Resztą nie jestem ,zainteresowana.

[@alien9209]

We miss the brits :) ( nostalgia, don't come back to loot)

[@histman3133]

The Empire on which the Sun never sets. Britannia rules the waves from an English-Canadian!

[@janeeyre144]

Sorry, but the phrase "The Empire on which the Sun never sets" was coined for the Spanish Empire, not the British one....

[@histman3133]

@@janeeyre144 I'm well aware of that thanks. What's the point? Still applies.

[@histman3133]

@@janeeyre144 It was coined first by the Spanish Empire yes but it was adopted by the British Empire afterwards.

[@highlanderthegreat]

@@janeeyre144 not really true...true for spain in the 16th century but spain did not have anything in asia or australia, new zealand like britian had ... but was used for the british empire for the 18 th 19th and some of the 20th century.. way longer than spain was able to have...britian was truly around the world.....

[@user-bh4rx8mf8g]

But in the case of the British Empire it was true, not just wishful thinking.

[@sergueiothonucci1638]

😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@klausfeuermann3825]

가장 영국적인...그러나 절대 영국인이 아닌...몇 안 되는 인물...

[@papi5377]

Stany niech pocieszą się zbiorem walczą ponoć na wszystkich frontach _

[@ramesh556]

British should have never left India

[@farnarkleboy]

Its still in our hearts , India is family

[@robruss62]

Damn right. Pity every half wit two bit posturing has been are all itching to put their petty empire's back together again while the British wallow in self flagellation.... Seldom has the world needed a strong Britain more

[@theBeat2]

They can't even manage their own affairs. Do you really think they would do anything good for India now?

[@derrickstorm6976]

​@@farnarkleboylmao you know nothing of history

[@Grundalizer]

why would you not list what this is even from?

[@Reggyrail]

Fear not, the worm is turning……

[@romulusremuz]

Lannisters rise....... wrong show

[@saigonmonopoly1105]

mount bat10 no comandman10 or centurian

[@soldier-Dave]

Mountbatten liked his young men too!

[@deniseadams1703]

So did his cousin King Edward VIII.

[@jan2000nl]

Ahh the good old days when the British could go where they wanted, take what they wanted and talk down to the rest of the world. And look at her now.

[@AtheismF7W]

is this the same mountbatten that left british india like a coward during the partition?

[@lickspittle1]

Its the Mountbatten that stopped India get butchered by the Iapanese, and when Britain left watched them squabble like children and butcher each other and blame Britain

[@asdf-oq4zr]

Also let Nehru fuck his wife lol. So he's a cuck too.

[@papi5377]

Powiesz mi jak można kogoś krytykować za czytanie pisanie edukcje ta właściwą edukację ?

[@papi5377]

Mam j jedno pytanie- Co i kogo chcecie ratować? Krótko?

[@papi5377]

Filip niech przepisze dziedzictwo na kogoś najbliższego- Nigdy nie na Stany czy też Zjednoczenie i Zjednoczone królestwo Nie. Królestwo świat nie ma.

[@papi5377]

FILIP NIEŹLE POSZEDŁ.😮

[@papi5377]

Filip oni wszyscy są zarażeni Koniec świata W nogi...

[@papi5377]

To Flyyn sfałszował Testament księcia Filipa. I chcial4 oddać transeksulna melani ^

[@papi5377]

Kto będzie inwestować w zachód? Nikt. Ile zachód dał od siebie? Nic. Pracowała za nich Europa Europejczyk 😮 Ile wynosi USA UK Skandynawi |Q ?

[@papi5377]

Czy technologia nie wymaga logicznego myślenia? Jakoś Tak. Nigdy technologia nke zastąpi człowieka .

[@papi5377]

Nie radzę inwestować w zachód społeczeństwa zachodnie. Dalszego?

[@papi5377]

Wujek wojuje Jest gorszy od Filipa.. Ode mnie... Nie będę grzeczna dopóki nie będzie mojego procesu.

[@papi5377]

Stany Zjednoczenie zostały bez nieczego z pustego i Salomon nie naleje.