Prince William hugs Prince Charles - The Crown Season 6

The Crown S06 E05
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[@jayfeather965]

I love that both Phillip and Elizabeth both tried much harder with William after realizing but never admitting they made mistakes with Charles.

[@nicolasdiez7688]

Yeah. They were better as grandparents

[@amjgbaobei]

You realize this isn’t reality but merely a television show, right?

[@girl1213]

@@nicolasdiez7688 It was the same for King George V and Queen Mary with Elizabeth and Margaret and their cousins. One of the many things that David resented them for.

[@Seek1878]

@@amjgbaobei In reality they were distant parents.

[@girl1213]

@@Seek1878 Won't say they didn't try, especially with John, but they could admit that they were people who put their duty above themselves and family. *Yes, I know people are going to argue that they hated John for his disability and weakness, but if one were to actually listen to the testimony of others, especially the relatives, they'd be surprised to find that wasn't true. John wasn't mistreated by them at all, but his behavioral problems, especially if he was severely autistic, meant he couldn't be in the public eye because he would be severely judged and bullied otherwise. So they made sure he had the best care possible at Wood Farm. Even broke protocol just so he could have friends. Anything bad concerning John is all from David, not from his parents or even the other siblings.

[@honeybadger1810]

Man, the look on Charles’s face when he sees William.

[@mogznwaz]

The kid playing William is very good

[@nicolasdiez7688]

They nailed it casting him. Just like with Claire as the queen, Matt as Philip and Vanessa as Margaret

[@abdelkaderalikhoudja7540]

The one who played Harry was horrible, tho.

[@VirgoCatleesi]

​@@abdelkaderalikhoudja7540 Well, he really didn't have great source material to work with, lol! Harry is horrible in real life.

[@anneadams372]

Philip breaking the cycle with William and Charles in this scene was beautiful. ❤ I think Philip wanted to be a good father and WAS, in many ways, to all of his children. But, I think he felt that sometimes his own distant and complicated relationship with his own father caused him to really fail Charles in some of the areas it mattered most. This was his way of making sure William and Charles relationship didn't suffer that fate.

[@HistoryBusiness16]

That scene with Philip and his father at Cecile’s funeral 😢

[@history_loves_anime8927]

I think it was also the time he grew up in. I remember a conversation with my mother about my grandfather after he died, saying that grandma said that he regretted not being there as much for his children because he was always working and making sure the family was provided for while always making sure his grandchildren were alright. I think...that a grandparent recognizes the mistakes they made with their children and try their hardest so their grandchildren don't repeat them.

[@MsJubjubbird]

William was also dealing with grief. When we are grieving we often look for a nearby scapegoat to blame. William lashed out at Charles

[@nicolasdiez7688]

There were so many emotions in this scene, and how Philip remembers his relationship with Charles when he was a young boy and tears up is the cherry of the cake

[@mcc271]

I literally cried when William hugged Charles. Father and son's bonding can never be wiped off.

[@evanpeay]

PHILIP was the rock that held the family together so his wife could be QUEEN

[@nicolasdiez7688]

That's what he promised to Elizabeth at season 2 finale, his job is to be with her, stay next to her and help her as much as he can. That's also what King George made Philip promise him when he and Elizabeth were recently married

[@odysseusrex5908]

I don't know. I haven't seen the great majority of the series, mostly just clips on KZbin, but he seems to have been mostly portrayed as a whiney brat who was very uncomfortable in his role. The one thing I can really sympathize with him about is the dynastic name.

[@keithgiblin2636]

@@odysseusrex5908 Why do people seem to confuse the series with reality??

[@girl1213]

@@keithgiblin2636 Because it's the closest thing to reality we got

[@glen7318]

@@girl1213 nonsense. there is plenty of real information about the RF.

[@rrickarr]

It is the scene before this one where Prince Philip is sitting with Prince William in his dorm room explaining to William that his anger is really not at his father---that is the scene of all scenes. I would like to think that Prince Philip really did have that conversation. That was a truly moving scene. And in this scene, how Charles just hold him. Moments like that are the only thing that will hold humanity together.

[@paulahirschler6860]

This was the most touching scene. Music was so appropriate too

[@932ForeverLove]

Out of context, and that moment of Charles caressing William’s head brought tears to my eyes.

[@martinpettersson1874]

Jonathan Pryce - what a great actor!

[@jimmikulsky4810]

He was Governor Swann in Pirates of the Caribbean.

[@davidpar2]

They seemed to drop the ball a bit with season 5 but made up for it this final season. This was such a good scene

[@NiVi192]

Exactly my thoughts

[@mildred9762]

When they hugged I cried,I love the Royal family. ❤

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΖερβακος]

Sometimes history goes round and round making circles and repeating itself..what a lovely scene.

[@loonylovesgood]

This show was just so incredibly well done.

[@NiVi192]

Most wholesome moment in the entire series! This and the season 2 finale where young Philip and Elizabeth reunite are so well done, and without a lot of dialogue. Speaking of Prince Philip, I love how he kind of turns into the protagonist in the last third of this episode. When Prince Charles speaks to Camilla on the phone earlier about the recurring issue of failing father figures in the (Mountbatten) family, he really hits the nail on the hat: Philip had a terrible father in Prince Andrew, with whom he never got anywhere near a reunion (mostly because the drunk philanderer abandoned his family in exile and showed zero interest in his only son). And although Philip himself and his own son Charles still have the time and opportunity to fix their estranged relationship, sth. tells him they'll never experience this kind of bonding either. The past memories we see here are probably from their early days in Malta, before Elizabeth became queen. Perhaps he had a day off from his naval duties, decided to spend the day at the beach with the kids, just enjoying fatherhood, being the man he wanted to be. And fifty years of estrangement later, he can only help his son get close again with his grandson, proud but also jealous that he will never have felt this closure himself, neither as a son, nor as a father.

[@glen7318]

I dont think the children were in Malta or if so only for a brief visit.

[@rachelbarrie5359]

This scene was very powerful to me as im sure as it was to others. My father abused me in any way you can think of, and then i was raped in a park by a stranger and the only person I've ever trusted is my grandfather. My grandmother died in 2017 but before she passed i vowed to look after my grandfather for her and ive been doing such an amazing job he said to the family, that I'm his favorite. Hes 96, still living on his own, still has a driver's license. I will be devastated when he passes.

[@Ariana-wv4pf]

I'm so sorry it happened to you too. You're not alone. Mine also abused me in horrific ways and then he died in a horrific way when I was 35. I guess God doesn't sleep. I wasn't raped but at 14 a strange man attacked me and wanted to forcibly shove me into his car. I fought for my life, bit him and escaped but after all this abuse I developed PTSD. You're lucky to have a loving grandpa, my whole family hated me and I had no support, my mother was indifferent to my suffering and was more preoccupied with her friends and her psycho husband. Them both preferred other people's children and made sure to show me. When one such child (my bully) was invited into my home by them and she stole my only toy I had, my father punched me, yes, punched me in the head with all his grown man force because I dared to ask for my toy back. Then proceeded to tell her "you can have the toy, it's yours". These are the monsters that "raised" me.

[@rachelbarrie5359]

@@Ariana-wv4pf I'm so so sorry. Yes I was beaten into submission, physiologically manipulated and sexually abused. I guess my mother tried to help me, but im a spare. There is 4 of us kids and she's now preferring my two older siblings, but continues to abuse the previlations (spelt wrong) because I'm the only child in Auckland.

[@Ariana-wv4pf]

And say hello to your grandpa from me. He sounds like a wonderful precious and rare human.

[@DominicNJ73]

r/thathappened

[@charlesdavis545]

This scene made me cry. Reminded me of a moment with my late father.

[@tracypolselli1464]

This is very touching.

[@isabellaereshki]

This show is almost inconceivably and impossibly and unexpectedly and inexplicably well made/produced. It’s like part tv show part film part documentary etc bringing the best parts of several formats together with great visuals and production value and a great story and sense of a bit of mystery and seeing through a curtain or a veil just a little bit. It just pulls you in like a good show from the history channel or learning channel or discovery channel back in the 80s or 90s or like masterpiece theater or like the American experience show on pbs or frontline on pbs or nova on pbs or like doctor who on bbc does. It makes you invested and care about what you are seeing or watching and gets you to feel more. And the royal family from what I’ve read only grudgingly allowed this show to be made, but they really couldn’t have made a better propaganda project/film even if they had wanted to or tried to do so, this show does that for them almost.

[@odysseusrex5908]

Well, like Dr. Who did.

[@Birgit_marie]

It’s definetely not a documentary haha

[@kimberleymorris8052]

😂😂😂 it’s mostly FICTION

[@jonathaneugene2582]

Keep it coming with the crown videos. My favorite show.

[@envyyme968]

What’s beautiful about this scene is from the very beginning Phillip always wanted his children to know that he was first their father then a royal title and even through the seasons he played his role to the royal family but he still wanted to be present with his children he knew first hand what it felt like to not have no relationship with his own father he was stern but he had that father affection that I think Queen Elizabeth II struggled to have that motherly affection when she accented the throne Phillip wanted that cycle broken and he did just that ❤

[@M16-r5m]

this was the scene that actually made me cry omg, before Margaret’s death

[@shawnwilson-more8507]

This scene broke me 😥

[@CaptainAhab117]

This reminds me of a time when I hade problems the my father.

[@Paulofibonelli]

Eu queria aquela cena do ultimo episodio em que a rainha projeta filmes antigos dela e Margaret brincando, funeral do rei George, a coroação dela

[@Seek1878]

I'd have a hard time believing Phillip did this in real life.

[@glen7318]

pretty damn sure he did not.

[@bibritikumar7596]

❤

[@sarinafrohn6751]

greef is a strange thing

[@soulgirl62]

Grief

[@lorenzobertini8341]

What is the title of the track?

[@LoriPeterson-wo9fw]

I'd like to see Season 6. Library doesn't have it.

[@odysseusrex5908]

I'm curious about the context. Was this before or after Diana's death.

[@nicolasdiez7688]

It was after. Diana had the car accident at the end of episode 3 of season 6, she died in episode 4, this is episode 5, whose protagonist is prince William and how he handles his grief

[@odysseusrex5908]

@@nicolasdiez7688 Thank you.

[@kiwi4035]

After, it shows William struggling with his grief. Kinda the stages of 5 in one episode, but also addresses our sense of mortality, bonds with family, and forgiveness.

[@francismcdonnell753]

I don’t understand why in this scene that they have the royal standard flying above Charles’ house. The royal standard denotes the presence of the monarch, as Charles is Prince of Wales & not King & the Queen isn’t there why do they have it flying? You’d think an English writer would know that.

[@templar7689]

It's not, it's hard to see but there is the white banner along the top of the standard

[@kiwi4035]

It's difficult to see but there's a banner that breaks the Royal standard. It's difficult to see at a distance, but it signals the presence of the Heir Apparent being in residence. Shows that the person isn't whole until they become King/Queen.

[@fahimfaisalmahir567]

I think Queen is inside the Highgrove house..

[@ElaineHoHo]

Phillip is a good father and a king

[@fahimfaisalmahir567]

He was never a King..

[@majalovric6920]

Nor a good father....he was very cruel towards Charles....

[@Seek1878]

lol he was never king. And he bullied all his sons.

[@pinkosmondfan]

All of his children have said he was, indeed, a very good Father. Not sure why some people don't take their word, as they were the ones who would know. Words like 'cruel' and 'bully' could also be interpreted as 'strict' and 'disciplined', which is what fathers actually were once upon a time. And they raised children who were actually functioning members of society who knew how to act and how to treat people. Imagine.

[@pinkosmondfan]

@@majalovric6920 In whose opinion? I've never heard Charles describe him a 'cruel'.

[@Robloxstars5]

Is will crying? i feel so bad for him and harry because they were so close with diana more than charles

[@Seek1878]

says who?

[@saraneuss4089]

I dont think it happened

[@robertscown9218]

Anyone who believes this actually happened is a fool, this series is fictional

[@Selenalomnay]

Charles put his family at arm's length for the sake of Cowmilla, Harry had the luxury of leaving and start anew, whereas William is beholden to his destiny and keeps exercising his role as expected of him, Charles got the throne and his jezebel, however, Diana's shadow will always loom larger over these two and will always be known as the legitimate Queen 👑 ❤

[@lois7956]

....are you okay?

[@nicolasdiez7688]

Luxury? Are listening to yourself? Harry was cut off from the family, his father practically disowned him and his wife specially that miniseries he made about his life. Harry had the same fate his great-uncle suffered, becoming an outcast of the royal family. I mean, having your own family turning their back against you is perhaps one of the greatest pains you could suffer in life

[@ianumpil873]

Diana was never a queen. It's not cowmilla but Queen Camilla.

[@nonstopballer7378]

@@nicolasdiez7688I would not consider Harry like he’s uncle Edward or compare them Edward was a nazi supporter, which isn’t any less far than Harry ifykyk, but Harry's situation is very different than Edward and Albert

[@nonstopballer7378]

Diana was not a saint and she herself confirmed they both weren’t a well fit couple as they constantly had affairs and spread lies between each-other trying to outdo one another, if the RF had just minded their business this wouldn’t have happened, but sadly it did which caused the children to hurt themselves more than ever

[@Diamondelle84]

1:47 How about a group hug? 😏

[@Theoneandonlyadammurphyryan]

He's envious he will never have the forgiveness of his own son and that he and his own father never had a relationship

[@NiVi192]

​@@TheoneandonlyadammurphyryanThat's exactly it!

[@christaselig6735]

What a bunch of sentimental nonsense; actually, I can relate, because I was raised by the same kind of cold mother who emasculated and neutralized my father.

[@kimberlybellard6972]

Prince Philip & Queen Elizabeth did a great job helping Charles raise William & Harry. Harry is just ungrateful & bratty & too selfish to see that

[@jcs1025]

Oh shut up you don’t know what the hell you are talking about.

[@girl1213]

Don't give him any attention then. He doesn't want or need it from us.

[@patriciablopez]

You don’t even live with them, shut up

[@lionsjourney29]

@@babb3rsdon’t bother the OP in this is a bot designed to spout idiotic BS, hate and anger KZbin in teeming with them nowadays usually their Handles are two non sense words with no link to each other and a a four number sequence

[@benschaeffer8102]

Harry married whom he loved, and I think his marriage to Megan was the source of the consternation within the monarchy. I think Harry did what he had to do. After all, he is also Diana's son, and I think he took what happened to his Mother VERY HARD (perhaps even more so than William being younger) and is trying to prevent that in his own life.