Philip Refuses To Bow To His Wife | The Crown (Claire Foy, Matt Smith, Greg Wise)

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Published 2023-10-02
Elizabeth (Claire Foy) likes Philip's (Matt Smith) idea to televise the coronation ceremony but has to enforce that Philip must bow to her once she is crowned Queen. Philip refuses despite his wife's new title.

From Season 1, Episode 5: Smoke and Mirrors

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The Crown is based on Queen Elizabeth II as a young newlywed faced with leading the world's most famous monarchy while forging a relationship with legendary Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill. The British Empire is in decline, and the political world is in disarray, but a new era is dawning. Peter Morgan's masterfully researched scripts reveal the Queen's private journey behind the public façade with daring frankness. Prepare to see into the coveted world of power and privilege behind the locked doors of Westminster and Buckingham Palace.

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All Comments (21)
  • @talespinner4515
    This is such a brilliant back and forth. Matt Smith and Claire Foy are amazing actors and their chemistry in this show was just amazing!
  • @MrJH101
    Daemon Targaryen always having trouble kneeling to anyone, even whenever it’s his wife the queen.
  • Something I’ve liked about The Crown is that Elizabeth and Philip’s marriage is portrayed as very 3 dimensional. Actually accurate to how they were in real life, or not, the couple in the show has always been realistic. Especially shown when they’re young, the two are a perfect pair in some aspects, just fine in others, and completely different in the rest. When they’re older, they are more settled and tolerate things better, but it’s still shown that they are distinct people who are in a usually good marriage, but it definitely isn’t perfect in every aspect.
  • @jasonkoch3182
    People have to remember this is a fictional drama based on real events. This is a great scene, but it’s unlikely it ever happened in reality. Philip was a royal long before marrying Elizabeth. He understood the importance of the coronation and his role and from all real accounts never put up any sort of resistance to paying homage to his wife as queen.
  • I love Matt Smith. He’s such an amazing actor and has such presence. Love him.
  • Philip stood a steep back his wife as Queen all his life . This means a lot.
  • @mattdavis1735
    Oh one of my favorite scenes in the series and Matt and Claire were so amazing! This was the start of the rift between them that climaxed in the final episode of season 2!
  • @nickmhc
    Claire Foy was so brilliant. The thing I noticed is that she was so in character that the micro expressions matched. Bad actors leak. She was, even against stiff competition, my favorite queen.
  • @tariqkhader6196
    I thoroughly enjoyed all 6 seasons of The Crown. It's important to remember that it's a drama, not a documentary or a reenactment. I've spoken to quite a few people who couldn't help but assume that it all happened for real.
  • @debbielb2325
    I know it’s a drama with dialogue that was created by writers and not factual, but this series made Her Majesty, to me at least, more real. It made you wonder what conversations were really had. She also was made to look strong and fierce. A side not seen by us very often.
  • @Kari2025
    I would’ve watched 6 seasons of Claire Foy and Matt Smith ❤️ ☺️
  • Love Clair Foy and Matt Smith, favourite part of the whole series! Love those two as their roles.
  • @lila2986
    Out of all actresses playing the Queen I like the the most.
  • @vaquezartup365
    Matt used to be a futballer n then to see him put up search a great perfomance is just awsome
  • @jamesBFC1887
    This show does a great job of showing how much the royals delude themselves into thinking they're actually better than everyone else.
  • @benm2370
    He knew it was going to come to this sooner or later. Even had David not abdicated she was destined to become Queen eventually.