Margaret's Final Goodbye | The Crown (Lesley Manville, Viola Prettejohn, Beau Gadsdon)

[@CatWhiskering]

This was a very touching treatment of HRH's Princess Margaret's death.

[@John-pp8qv]

Even after all of the disappointment Margaret faced in life; not being allowed to marry the love of her life, not able to have a place of legitimacy within the family... at the end of it all - she knew they were still, and will forever be, sisters.

[@VideoAmericanStyle]

Season 6 was pretty uneven - but this episode with Margaret’s goodbye is one the finest pieces of television I’ve seen in years. “What will the future hold for us all?” Hits on every emotional level. Phenomenal.

[@donnasherwood283]

as well

[@Cyberlucy]

I didn't feel it was uneven at all. I thought season six was awesome. I do agree thought that this episode was some great television..

[@outinsider]

They have always honored Princess Margaret, even in the passage of time over the series went to Princess Diana, I looked forward to the Margaret episodes. I was in tears at the end of this episode. They did her good.

[@jokodihaynes419]

When we leave this world one day our souls will live on through the people and loved ones we leave behind

[@jonathandonley3299]

I read once that everyone experiences three deaths. The first death is when you body dies. Your second death is when your remains are buried, burned or otherwise removed. Your third and final death is when your name is spoken for the last time.

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

Death is eternal oblivion, nothing truly survives , that's not the nature of human existence; death is a lack of existence, a lack of being for endless and endless of eons that precedes and follows a brief spark of existence in a rather merciless universe, it is so unfathomable that the human mind has difficulty comprehending its nature so it clings to whatever it offers some comfort to be able to make it until the moment comes.❤

[@PhantomDrums917]

I think this is my favorite scene in the entire series. QE II enjoying some downtime, perfectly happy and ...human. Her heart shows. Bless her. To have to give that up shows a strength of character no other leader has had in the last century. RIP dear lady.

[@thehair1474]

She had no choice.

[@MsRedfield97]

Casting department cooked here; the younger Elizabeth and Margaret really did look like Claire Foy and Vanessa Kirby O_O

[@marklaborde3199]

Agreed Indeed

[@tommoncrieff1154]

Yes. Very clever to match to the Crown cast as much as to the real life younger royals.

[@punch6832]

I was scanning the comments to see if anyone else noticed that. It’s uncanny!

[@thalias2656]

Any chance you reckon they used some cgi you reckon???? They were SO similar!

[@robertshewmaker1442]

Thought it was a crime that Lesley Manville didn't win an Emmy for this...

[@barbraseville8984]

I agree.

[@richardnobles3608]

Unfortunately, Manville's episode was up against Debicki's episode where Diana dies. 😞

[@adibhafizzuddin]

The factzz that both girl look like Claire Foy and Vanessa Kirby... unbelievable 😮

[@barbraseville8984]

Uncanny

[@justcallmeD90]

That goodbye made me tear up watching it 😢

[@michaelcaputo7215]

This scene still mske me cry beautifully done

[@egosumhomovespertilionem]

I love how two teenage English girls stroll up to the gates of Buckingham Palace and the gates magically open and the guards stand to attention without a challenge being issued or a word being said.

[@MsCorpora]

This was the most beautiful portrayal of the passing of a loved one I have ever seen. It’s meant to be about death, but it’s about love.

[@g.groveengland333]

may she rest in peace 🙏🏻♥️

[@AnimalisMD]

This scene was such a dignified, loving and emotional tribute to Princess Margaret and the enduring relationship she and the Queen had. I tear up every time I see it. Easily the best of season 6- if not the whole series.

[@summeroflove394]

The way I sobbed during this entire episode

[@jasonkoch3182]

Even though we all knew what was coming, that ending left me feeling like I had been punched in the heart.

[@jokodihaynes419]

Remember and honor our loved ones

[@Gooeybrowniebaby]

I like to think this actually happened (which it obviously did not). And by the way Elizabeth was already kind of ‘seeing’ Philip by this point (18 here I think), so she certainly would not have anything going on with Lord Porchester.

[@maryanntoner4520]

Nor, for that matter, would Elizabeth have allowed a stranger to kiss her deeply enough to have his gum end up in HER mouth! While it is true that that she and Margaret did join in the V-E Day celebrations (and Elizabeth was wearing her uniform), I suspect that any shenanigans the future queen might have gotten into that night were pretty tame. (There are actually videos online of Queen Elizabeth sharing her memories of V-E Day, including a cute story of how she tried to go out incognito- only to get busted when an officer reprimanded her for wearing her cap pulled too low. 😅.)

[@janiscobain6131]

While I do doubt those dance scenes happened, they were out and about on VE Day and had great fun. They did end up in the Riz for a dance or conga. And together with friends were just two under hundreds or thousands walking up to Buckingham Palace shouting „We want the King“ celebrating together. And I think it’s great that the two were allowed to have such an experience, especially together.

[@sapphire7424]

I ❤ my sisters

[@viciouspoodle5543]

The movie 'A Royal Night Out' handled this so much better

[@susansurles3776]

It was absolutely charming wasn't it.

[@viciouspoodle5543]

@@susansurles3776 Absolutely loved it!!

[@jaelzamido9829]

Margarita fue mi personaje favorito en todas las temporadas

[@jaylockwood5030]

freeze at 0:35 that looks eerily like the real Princes Elizabeth.

[@jeannehall6546]

It looked like Peter was involved in this memory- or maybe Margaret wanted Peter in this memory. It seems she never really got over him!

[@hanpolo2727]

Gold ole Porchy.

[@chowmarina008]

Look at how much fun the Americans are! You gotta love the American ppl.

[@ourfantastictube4398]

It's too hard 😢

[@devonheart1029]

It ain't my fault

[@jeremyhansen5666]

Yeah, right. This didnt happen, QE2 in a night club, please.

[@tjjames9846]

This would have been before the abdication so at this point, nobody would have thought her to be the future queen, so she would have had much more freedom to do as she liked.

[@ninadukette3340]

​@@tjjames9846She was a child at the time of the abdication. But it was before her father died.

[@IndependentConversations]

Actually it's more than possible. You see for 2 days after the war in Europe ended or world war II the whole city of London was one great big party and Margaret said in an interview that her and Elizabeth did sneak out to join the fun. There weren't paparazzi like today especially in Europe they respected the private lives of royals

[@andrewlowe693]

@@tjjames9846 the abdication happened in 1936, 9 years before the end of WW2.

[@jeremyhansen5666]

@IndependentConversations I know the story, they weren't that old and I dont believe it wldve happened like that.