Young Queen Victoria Waltzes with Prince Albert (3 of 3).mov

In this final excerpt from "The Young Victoria," the queen, played beautifully by Emily Blunt, picks her handsome suitor Belgium Prince Albert as her first waltz partner at her Coronation Ball to what probably is a Johann Strauss the Elder waltz. This to me is the most perfect waltz scene in a movie with little doubt that here the queen falls in love with her prince. Not long after, they marry and have nine children, suggesting at least Victoria was not so prime and rigid as portrayed in her later years. Albert died at age 42. Available as DVD and streaming on Netflix.

[@kellyb4]

I love how she seems to float towards him. Like she is in a dream.

[@karenfromfinasse8430]

She had Heelys on

[@hollybrooke322]

@@karenfromfinasse8430😂😂😂

[@AnaCristina-u3u]

Verdade

[@margielaw7720]

Beautiful movie .... a lovely couple and this waltz danced beautifully, The English are great for recreating these films.

[@googlyeyedcat]

Margielaw the PBS series about Queen Victoria and Prince Albert is really good, also. Just waiting for the 2nd season to begin.

[@martinbarford4071]

will check this out on NETFLIX

[@kaddyd1815]

Margielaw ...it was a great movie, but not very historically accurate.....the whole carriage ride/ Albert getting shot scene never happened.....although there were a number of attempts on Victoria’s life, nothing like that scene occurred...and I love that scene! It was so moving....they did argue over her reluctance to allow him any real responsibilities and somehow they did work through it, but not in the way portrayed in this film....still, loved the movie!

[@Pre114]

For anyone who might be wondering, the waltz is "Benedette queste carte!" from the opera "L'elisir d'amore" by Donizetti.

[@richiemax1]

Pre114 Thank you! Superb! The sountrack movie's musician Ilan Eshkeri won't give the correct credits, and for a moment i think its own inspiration.

[@Pre114]

Yeah you are totally right, memorable soundtracks in this movie are all arrangements of well-known pieces from the 1830s-40s. The movie composer took credit for what he shouldn't have.

[@hayleymccarthy1894]

is there I can find it without the singing I can't find it anywhere and I just want the music!!!

[@karennoble1168]

Thank you!! This is a lovely waltz, beautiful scene! The movie too!

[@deborahkelly1489]

Pre114,Thanks, I didn't think it was a Strauss waltz, but didn't know from where it came or who the composer was .

[@angelicag2042]

Queen Victoria ascended the throne at age 18 and ruled for 64 years while Queen Elizabeth II was crowned just shy of her 26th birthday and continues to be monarch for the last 67 years....and still counting. Both beautiful, elegant, and admirable women.

[@Addy2023X]

Queen Victoria ruled for 63 years seven months almost ( 64 years )

[@alizeswigger]

RIP to Queen Elizabeth II

[@mckennaomoruyi9526]

The part where all her family looks at each other knowing quite well that Albert was the one was spot on acting so great

[@gunnarthorsen]

She loved and missed Albert terribly after his untimely death. Until her own decades later, she had a servant lay his clothes out on a bed every morning, as if nothing had changed.

[@mscott3918]

Gunnar Thorsen And hot water laid out for shaving

[@mscott3918]

Gunnar Thorsen And hot water.

[@Writergirlk]

This part when they're dancing is magical :3

[@BunnyTowne]

I love old movies like this.They are sad,happy and sometimes death and I love the clothes the women wear.

[@17461771]

"old movies"? Are you aware about that this film is from 2009?

[@BunnyTowne]

yes I am I'm saying I love the gowns from back then from the Queens and all.

[@BunnyTowne]

Also this is about the Queen of England from the 1800's!

[@joryadamson7854]

Bunny Towne 1837 to 1901

[@sakkunthalaelil660]

Period films :) Yes, I agreee

[@kernowoggie]

Heart stopping magical dancing with Prince Albert to a haunting piece of music. A lovely film and one to watch again and again and one which captures the Queen when she was still very young & rather vulnerable making her a much more attractive and romantic figure. So often we think of her as a stout, elderly woman but that's only a small part of her. At the time she became Queen she was very young (only 18) & we have never had such a young Monarch at any time since the early years of her reign.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I agree - too often when people think of Victoria they think of a fat elderly dour-faced woman with a hanky on her head, forgetting that she wasn't always like that. If you look at portraits of her as a young girl she was actually quite pretty, and was a graceful dancer and an accomplished horsewoman.

[@reuben7090]

Even though she attained monarchy at a relatively young age, she was able to take the empire to enormously great heights. she is one of the greatest monarchs in British history and her memorial still stands high at promenade of the Buckingham palace which she lovingly nurtured.

[@eileengrieve1076]

kernowoggie ik

[@rayanesanti9876]

Victoria's dress reminds me Belle from Beauty and the beast

[@xtremelovin]

I would pay any kind of money for her dress! how gorgeous was the class and beauty of fashion of days gone by! Beautiful scene, one of the most romantic ones. Indeed one of my favorites.

[@gabriellevonhilton8550]

SWEET NOTES OF THIS LOVELY WALTZ...AMAZING

[@rebekkariblet4500]

Love the waltz they look awesome together

[@davidrosenberg4014]

I love ballroom dancing. I watch the old style waltz steps in videos like this. I get asked all the time where I took lessons. Modern variations remove much of the beauty of the waltz. The real beauty comes from smooth gliding and altering between face to face dancing and side-by-side. Steps that cater to the woman's beauty allowing others to see her grace and charm. The dance should ooze with grace and charm.

[@qadeerkhan6424]

My Good God what a heavenly music!

[@wuraolaolagunju]

0:55 She was in a skateboard and nothing will convince me otherwise

[@sarahpusheen9672]

It is a magical moment as they are dancing

[@snippetsofvictoria]

She is a brilliant actress. 0:52... magical. I love it.

[@trudycutts8863]

this is beautiful really moving to watch them dance together .

[@wazuppeoplez03]

This song is beautiful.

[@koipond5011]

Haha she's riding a hover board in this

[@mariarosaleon2915]

Koi Pondi u

[@VCYT]

Marty mcfly came back to lend her it.

[@KickedMangoStudios]

This gives me hope, that it's not impossible to find true love

[@silenusmeduseon8814]

So well done

[@karennoble1168]

Thank you.lovely music, dance, movie.

[@emmaathome2902]

I’m only here for the wonderful music 😍

[@danawinsor1380]

Just for the record: Prince Albert was not a prince of Belgium. He was prince of "Saxe-Coburg-Gotha," part of modern day Germany.

[@Chuck0856]

Ok I'm surprised no one else picked this up -- Albert was NOT from Belgium -- he was from a German principality.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I picked it up too - he was from Saxe-Coburg

[@gidzmobug2323]

ChooseYour Poison Yes--he was the younger son of one duke and brother of his successor. Victoria and Albert's second son, Alfred, would succeed Albert's brother as Reigning Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

[@BOB1974_]

He didn't say he was going home TO Brussels, he said he was going home VIA Brussels which means he was going to Brussels first, then go home, you fucking dumbass.

[@sheilaghbrosky]

Albert said he was going to visit uncle leopold who was king of the belgians.

[@slcRN1971]

@@sheilaghbrosky His Uncle Leopold would have been Princess Charlotte’s consort/husband had she (& child) not died due to childbirth complications. Her death was even more tragic because of the fact that that she had been a very healthy young woman, until the horrid medical attention that she had received after becoming pregnant.

[@genkl]

I was about to write that. Glad someone else knows the composer, opera, and aria title. :)

[@San47di]

+Amber Earls I'm sure initially Lord Melbourne was concerned in reference to losing the 'control' he held over Victoria after she married; however, he grew to truly admire Prince Albert. He certainly "respected" him after Albert put him in his proper place to let him know that he [Albert] was No pushover, gullible, nor would he entertain manipulations or fall for any deceptions [unlike his wife Victoria].

[@marciasantosdeoliveiraoliv5349]

Their love was so beautiful.

[@renaissancegirl87]

I want to learn to Waltz! PS: I am pretty sure the dance move at 1:50 - 2:08 automatically means you are going to fall in love...Sound of Music anyone?

[@leandromajfify]

3:23 Does anyone know the name of the music that plays right after this, when Victoria is dancing with the Prince of Prussia?

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

Quadrille Music lol

[@aurox757]

Contredanses-Johann Strauss :)

[@m.layfette6249]

It's ironic...The Prince of Prussia son will marry Queen Victoria's eldest daughter, Princess Victoria (Viki).

[@nessiemalfoyrm]

Wow this makes me smile I live how you could see the love in their eyes :-P

[@alizeswigger]

My favorite movie ever

[@avian8338]

Are the dancing a real dance, or is it just a choreography for the film?

[@seanhegadus3590]

Ah I only hope I can have a love like this one day, so beautiful!

[@reef6536]

i looooooooooooooooooooooove this movie :)

[@whdstudios2441]

Hands Down, Claire Foy is the BEST person to play as a Real Queen! - Her portrayal of Young Queen Elizabeth II!

[@nichegoseberazdvatri]

That's Emily Blunt

[@clairesoullier2669]

The walzer comes from the Donizetti's opera buffa "L'elisire d'amore" (the original aria is known as "Della crudele Isotta")

[@martinbarford4071]

SOME WONDERFUL comments here-- I take my hat off---------just me here with the dog and the cat--- time to watch this beautiful movie for a second time---------

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I wonder how they filmed the bit where she floats towards him - is there someone out there with a background in film or theatre who can describe how they do it? Is she standing on a skateboard or something?

[@karma-roselai9581]

A moving platform or reducing the background digitally

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Karma-rose Lai ok

[@ellensykes6845]

He was not from Belgium - he was from Saxe Coburg in what is now Germany.

[@reuben7090]

Which song it it!? indeed marvellous

[@Addy2023X]

Queen Victoria also known as ( Alexandrina Victoria ) came to the throne on the 20th of June 1837 after the death of her uncle King William IV. She reigned for 63 years and seven months , 1837-1901 almost 64 years.

[@bethiemw]

And the one in the 2009 Emma!! They do that same move! There should be a collection of movie clips with all the falling in love dances. :)

[@UYTRELLO]

And the real queen Victoria was chubby and shorter than prince Albert's shoulders. But their love was a jewel. The actors in the movie are so good!

[@jeanhunter4310]

Prince Albert wasn't Belgium: Albert Francis Charles Augustus Emmanuel of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was born on August 26, 1819, at Schloss Rosenau, in Bavaria.

[@SibGirl01]

Lord Melbourne= Totally hating on Prince Albert...

[@iluop3623]

Oh dear...

[@msc8663]

I love this movie. I am so sad Victoria ended.

[@pumpupjam54]

Where can I get a copy of the waltz in this film?

[@qadeerkhan6424]

How can i get this piece of music on utube?

[@kateballance1393]

Anyone know where I can find this piece of music or even the name?! Such a great film, I watched it for the first Tim yesterday and watched it again straight after that and then watched it again this morning and now I might go watch it again.... I think there is something wrong with me.... But if anyone knows the name of this piece PLEASE tell me!!!!!

[@janeyrevanescence12]

Kate Ballance it's an adaptation of the aria Della Crudele Isotta "Of the Cruel Isolde" from the opera L'elisir D'amore by Gaetano Donizetti

[@jingyappi0211]

Kate Ballance The First Waltz by Ilan Eshkeri from album "The Young Victoria"

[@ilikerealmusik]

+janeyrevanescence12 it is

[@jungamy795]

Could anyone please tell me the name of the first waltz in this video? I'd be eternally grateful :)

[@reuben7090]

Jung Amy it is the first waltz

[@reuben7090]

truly magnificent!

[@danielasantiago6821]

Maravillosa melodía.

[@eliancalebsaquilayan5255]

May I ask who's playing Prince Albert here?

[@yediveren771]

Rupert Friend.

[@marciasantosdeoliveiraoliv5349]

Parececwueve Orlando Bloom

[@estelahernandezapolonio3856]

Me encanta la película

[@LupusAries]

Actually Albert was Prince of Coburg-Gotha, which is in Saxony, Germany. His uncle however was King of Belgium.

[@gidzmobug2323]

And his aunt was Victoria's mother.

[@nadiagardeniadelgadoparede9865]

😍😍😍 victoria asi se llamara mi hija 😊

[@Merjan2003]

The show is so much better!😍 Believe me search it up. Season 1 Episode 4 Victoria and Albert dance... U won't regret it! Its so romantic and way more accurate😍😘

[@dfadden62]

What movie is this?

[@rhapsodier78]

@DeityFree Dee It's "The young Victoria" (2009). It's on Neflix at the moment.

[@Artemisss1]

Oh, learning it is quite easy. One man once asked me to dance the waltz (Viennese waltz, that is) and I said I had never danced it before. "No problem" he said. You just sort of walk along! :D

[@kcali94]

yes. It is quite easy to learn a simple waltz... it took me only about thirty minutes to learn the steps.... its just the learning to travel that makes it somewhat hard XD

[@soniasilveira5365]

Apaixonada por este filme.

[@FranciscoJHerrera429]

Can someone tell me what is the name of the very last song?

[@user-uf2vz8xb5k]

+Francisco Herrera It's called the First Waltz composed by Ilan Eshkeri

[@SPQR872]

+Geranne Timothy what about the song where she starts to dance with the prince of Prussia

[@lyna1514]

contredanses op.44 by Johann Strauss I

[@karenfromfinasse8430]

I didn't realize Queen V had Heelies back then!

[@nadinecrupi5481]

How did they bathe in those days??? What an era...wow

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

They would bathe with a ewer and basin. You strip off, stand on a towel, wet a washcloth in the basin and soap up. Then you wipe off the suds with a washcloth dipped in clean water.

[@naomi6091]

what´s the name of that song?

[@delaneyhoward5487]

He was german

[@marielaberge8236]

I synchonised this with "We are golden" by Epic Pop. so cool

[@rcwieka9812]

you will notice that these waltzes are better than the bombastic j.strass waltz....

[@mscott3918]

r cwieka The Laendler waltz is very graceful.

[@gidzmobug2323]

Was there a set period that other couples had to wait before they could be on the same dance floor with the Royal couple?

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

I believe other couples can join in after the first movement. (that's the first movement of a concerto, not the first physical movement, lol)

[@mscott3918]

ChooseYour Poison After the first circuit of the dance floor if not Royal

[@PrinceValiance]

But then the world would explode of true love and happiness.

[@rocketmom60]

The actress is a little too tall in this portrayal.

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Well, Victoria herself was absolutely tiny - four foot ten - and it would be hard to find an actress of that stature today

[@Artemisss1]

Dancing schools. Find one. ;) (Oh, and find a partner as well. That could be a difficulty nowadays.)

[@agenttheater5]

2:46 Give way to the young, Lord M. Give way to the young

[@iluop3623]

I came for the 🐕.

[@azucenamorales8236]

Emily Blunt es hermosa! La verdadera reina Victoria era fea.

[@jodymcgowan1170]

Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore. aria "della crudele Isotta"

[@anastasiosmegaris4400]

Prince Abert was German, not Belgian.

[@betty5064]

Thought Victorai was short and flat chested...

[@vesnahill444]

too long an introduction....wasted 1:20 min of listening to them yap....if I wanted that, I'd go watch the movie.

[@reuben7090]

+Vesna Hill what you call yapping, is our peoples tradition and is strongly associated with our culture. It is verbal communication between a couple.

[@VCYT]

I love her entrance.

[@aaronc4899]

Ovaries to Victoria: time to have lots of babies!

[@chooseyourpoison5105]

Yes she was pregnant within two months of the wedding. No surprise, really - if you read her journal, she and Albert pretty much went at it like rabbits during their three day honeymoon

[@takazari9467]

😍💙💙💙

[@annahubackova4109]

🌹👌🍀🙏😊

[@LeoliyX]

nyoom

[@importantname]

so many american queens and kings,

[@muhammadfathinaufalziqri5958]

I hate how inaccurate Victorian movies are. The women in Victorian era are very very pale, with fluorescent red lips. They are rather thick and full, especially conglomerates, let alone a queen. A skinny women was looked down upon in the 17th to 18th century.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

True but no one wants to watch a movie filled with fat women

[@BOB1974_]

Who cares about the 17th and 18th centuries? Victoria was Queen during the 19th and 20th centuries, dumbass.

[@loisjeanwilliams]

Like the 1950's, the 1830's women's fashions were SO ugly!

[@Rod-bp8ow]

"In ascesion, there are realizations, and in realizations there are fortifications, it moves in places, in removes the hindrance, it encapsulates the places, for it to be as bright and footed and established each day" SMEs.../././././Respectively certain. G.M Industries. DON'T DELETE, this is IMPORTANT. Thank you.