Shakespeare in Love (3/8) Movie CLIP - Viola Meets the Queen (1998) HD

[@rushofblood994]

I see her blink roughly three times in this whole scene. Such a subtle yet brilliant way of portraying her power and control in this scene. Acting at its finest.

[@DarthFurie]

The Queen was throwing shade left and right 😂😂

[@morbius109]

Judi Dench portrays the elegance and dignity of the legendary English monarch brilliantly. Firm, commanding, dignified. She is an amazing actress!

[@tessniemy4375]

Judy Dench as Queen Elizabeth the 1st was so great.

[@aeraxxis]

"Your Majesty...." "Speak up girl I know who I am"

[@acadarin1409]

Brilliant. In real life Queen Elizabeth was on genius level IQ and smarter than everyone in the room. And truly knew everything going on.

[@Makithehybrid]

Nearly shat myself when she defied Elizabeth’s opinion and the queen did not stir at all. She’s like a majestic dragoness that had a storm brewing inside her. Calm yet ready to strike if she so deemed it

[@jmiller05]

Elizabeth in her youth and prime was notoriously beautiful, but in her later years she visibly aged, wearing heavy white make up, her teeth were ravaged and she wore wigs to conceal her thinning hair.

[@persephone2706]

Because of smallpox.

[@DannyEastVillage]

probably not a rare occurrence in those years--the loss of beauty, I mean. Or teeth. Or hair.

[@luci4087]

and what do you think you’ll look like when you’re old? lol everybody gets old. some people have better genes when it comes to that, and some age differently. some people take better care of themselves, and others don’t.

[@jjohnsengraciesmom]

Everyone e does that, even nowadays. I have terrible rosacea, and coffee stains the teeth.

[@Jonathan04ish]

This is one of my favourite portrayals of Queen Elizabeth I

[@BilsonIslington]

When I see this scene... it's like witnessing Queen Elizabeth the First of England talking to herself across the passage of time. Princess Elizabeth talking to Queen Elizabeth. ♥ this film. Brilliant, joyous and blooming marvelous!

[@seniorzolo3433]

The Queen deliberately gauged Viola as having been "plucked" by someone else. And she still handed her to Lord Wessex, before God. The Queen knew exactly what she was doing.

[@missyrose2154]

Senior Zolo but why did she do it?

[@Marchant2]

What a snarky, well adorned queen she is.

[@rushofblood994]

SHE BLINKS THREE TIMES IN THE WHOLE SCENE. Such perfect acting.

[@richardvergara]

Gwyneth, just give your Oscar to Judi. She deserves both of them.

[@YRS51]

Geez judy dench kills everything she does!!!! Incredible

[@michelrpg]

Dench stole every scene she was in the entire movie.

[@blanchefan]

Absolutely--true greatness has a way of doing that. :)

[@zzzuumer]

and She won the Oscar for it! to quote her personally "8 minutes with bad teeth"

[@gibsonmitchell]

“Takes a woman to know it” SENT ME UGH YES

[@missyrose2154]

Judy Dench was savage in this role absolutely perfectly cast

[@CeltycSparrow]

Can we all just say Judy Dench IS a queen? She has played one at least twice in my memory, both times, with grace and perfection.

[@tessniemy4375]

I always loved this movie, and the man who plays Shakespeare is so steamingly hot. Wow with a capital w.

[@RobertDeMartin]

Great movie and one of several wonderful scenes. Viola had the courage to speak of love to the Queen much to the shock of the entire audience including the Queen. I must take this opportunity to say the scene which moved me the most is when Viola says, "Every word!"

[@lilyh.8619]

I love the queens outfit.

[@lesliemoiseauthor]

Same

[@盧璘壽로인수]

in her paintings those were mostly for parade, not very practical at most

[@PrayerWarrior4]

I forgot Colin firth was in this....

[@bssnboo]

YAAAAAAS!!!!! You betta tell it Dench!!!!

[@pinkeyegasms]

This is one of my ALL TIME favorite movies!

[@richardzhang1996]

Dench stole every mment of that scene.

[@seniorzolo3433]

The Queen knew Viola was to be doomed, by the queen's own lips, to the hand of Lord Wessex. She condemned Viola on purpose.

[@missyrose2154]

Senior Zolo why though ? I never understood this

[@MissTchaikovsky]

I love the Queen's look at 2:00....

[@steveday72]

I'm in that scene... I was the page in the black & gold with the big floppy hat, standing under the window @ 2m 45s until the end of the scene. Judi Dench stands in front for a bit ... She was very nice on set. My stuff was all night shoots and it was bloody freezing! Gwyneth Paltrow was an uppity pre-madonna even back then.

[@mentonerodominicano]

Death at her even noticing she got "puckled."

[@macrent2]

Queen Elizabeth I is my spirit animal!

[@Yobidefy]

the future King George ahah

[@funnytime1231]

i love this movie truly great

[@cance7984]

Excellent movie!

[@missyrose2154]

I never understood why she let him have her. I thought for sure the Queen would never agree as she got it as a woman . Not only that she dimed the girl out for being plucked !

[@Blokewood3]

Elizabeth seems like such a jerk in this scene. It's hilarious.

[@AndrewJames45]

Why isnt this on 4k.

[@calvininsf]

I can't be the only person who thinks that this film deserved Best Picture even when compared to SPR, can I?

[@jamminerva]

BURN bitches BURN!!!! Dench is here.

[@karlberlin5422]

Hi Patrick,I think she would be able change the world in a better way , best wishes........

[@amyfisher6380]

50 pounds must have been quite a fortune to wager back then.

[@wolstenholme100]

Judi Dench at 80: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5q0Y4RrlquAfc0

[@jacobgarrity9055]

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[@corinthiafierropadilla1378]

🙄🙄🙄

[@ssn711]

M a r l o w e.....

[@SharonMau]

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[@TheLadyPlantagenet]

Why did they make the queen so ugly when she was supposed to be the most beautiful woman in Europe

[@sophasleeper7949]

TheLadyPlantagenet no she wasn’t.

[@zzzuumer]

TheLadyPlantagenet handsome you mean, when she was young, age took it away in not a nice fashion, she wore heavy layers of led powder to hide the scars from the near fatal attack of small pocks early on in her reign.

[@idontgiveafaboutyou]

TheLadyPlantagenet she was old at this point, why do you expect her to be some ravishing beauty?