Mother and son go head-to-head | Mary & George

No longer trusting of her own son, Mary Villiers (Julianne Moore) challenges George’s (Nicholas Galitzine) actions in the wake of King James’ illness.
Mary & George, starring Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine, is available to watch on Sky.
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[@Go71208]

Julianne and Nicholas play their roles so incredibly well! 👏👏💯💯I hope they win lots of awards for Mary and George!🤩🤩

[@Belaugh]

What a taut scene. Brilliant deep acting from both of them. So exquisite

[@sjaadbj5564]

George seeks his mother's affection by doing what she wants in the beginning even then he didn't get her love. Mary instead gave it freely to Sandy causing George to envy her. In some ways Mary is responsible for what George become at the end.

[@danieladelcastillolocatell5839]

exactly, she turn her own son in a power hungry villain for her own ambition of power, wealth and position, no one's fault of his fate but her thats the price when you play the game of power, there is no middle ground

[@scovyaporsha]

Good take. I didn't look at it that way. You're absolutely right. George hated Sandy and taking part in her death just shows us viewers how much.

[@scovyaporsha]

​@@PosthumousAddress I still Love him. I guess his spell has caught me too. Lol😂😂

[@lisadambrosio2255]

Mary is TOTALLY responsible for what George became!

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

In SOME ways? She is totally responsible, she made him who he was.

[@dawnjohnson4869]

Their moments together are impeccable!

[@chele4real453]

Nick held his own in this scene … great acting from both 👏🏽

[@felinequeen9243]

If only the camera can stay on Nicholas until he finishes acting the scene so that way we can enjoy his acting more fully. Nickolas' roles except one so far have always been the suffering, dutiful, misunderstood and compliant type. It's nice to see him here portraying someone asserting authority and power and be in control for a change and they had to move the camera away or just shoot the back of his head and we don't even see his face.

[@dttra566]

That "hmnn" at 0:54 was powerful!

[@ericaallen9971]

​@@dttra566I love when he does that! He did it in The Idea of You and RWRB ❤

[@dttra566]

@@ericaallen9971 Yes me too! I love those small details that he puts into his acting that makes it so enjoyable to watch and make the character so real. That's how people that we encounter irl behave and it's nice he reflects that. He must be a very sensitive and observant person irl.

[@janelevey3435]

Great acting!

[@bonosmuse1]

Nicolas is so stunning❤

[@Belaugh]

A great clip. George Villiers newsflash: A new exhibition on the real George is at Carnegie Museum, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire - George was born at nearby Brooksby Hall. Centrepiece is a stunning portrait of the real George, bought by Leicestershire County Council in 1938 from Newnham Paddox in Warwickshire, home of the real George's brother in law. The exhibition runs until June 2025.

[@abelon0214]

nicholas the actor that you are

[@wiinterflowers4277]

I hope he gets more serious roles.

[@starr9505]

Damn Nicholas was SO Sexy in This Scene. ❤😊

[@yellowleaf28]

not sure why he gave permission for that to happen.

[@dawnjohnson4869]

I think part of it was wanting to still think of Francis as a friend and grant him this wish, and part of it was jealousy of his mother's feelings for Sandie. Also, Sandie stood up to him, called him out on his hypocrisy--he judged her for how she survives, and she came back at him about also using his body to get everything he had. "Didn't you buy everything with it?" she asked.

[@bcnmanhattan50]

to even dare to compare this with his The Idea Of You is ludicrous. This is prime acting, that is lame

[@annacasimiri3047]

💯

[@Belaugh]

It's not lame, it is just different. The thing to appreciate is a young actor who can do both roles, so far apart in emotional demands and style, so convincingly. That is brilliant and versatile character acting for you.

[@bcnmanhattan50]

@@Belaugh well, you think it's not, I think it is. Mainly because that role (IMO) is lame. He does what he can but there isn't much to work on, except on the singing and the whole August Moon band thing which I loved

[@dttra566]

@@Belaugh And to think Nicholas has said he never went to acting school so this is raw talent.

[@Belaugh]

@@dttra566 Raw talent indeed. Never went to acting school. Eight weeks after leaving his real school he auditioned and won his first professional role at 19, acting, singing and playing guitar in The Beat Beneath My Feet. Ten years on still well worth a look, and free on YT.