When she encountered him he was even better looking than that! Look for one of the pictures from their first meeting! Oh, and much more accomplished and serious than anyone she knew.

Oh Prince Philip was very goodlooking. When he was 16 years old dressed in Greek national costume doing up a shoe lace and looked at the camera, very lovely.

Prince Phillip have posed for this portrait, it has hung in the Royal College of Surgeons since the 1950s he was their patron from 1954 for 66 years and Charles has become their patron

So this is how his dad looked when Prince Charles was under 10 years old

Eyes are abit wider open than i recall

It is a stunning picture of Prince Philip, no wonder Prince Charles was mesmerized

@@Mary-mh3us Phillip in the fifties was like the portrait

I noticed that too.

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It's his job, for which he does very well. It's hardily like he is trawlerman or a refuse collector or a steeplejack or a nurse or a doorman at a rowdy nightclub/bar.

It's such an art! Very impressive!

I think Phillip was pretty abusive to chuck when he was younger.

True dat

A young dashing greek prince. Any high school girl would have fallen for him. Although being poor, then, Princess Elizabeth fell for him. What was the real attraction? His Honesty. It's very much seen in his daughter, Princess Royal, today. Oh, we all love them.

He was so very, very handsome!

We all do.

I love Prince Charles, he has been so criticized concerning Camilla , but she is a lovely woman and the life of the Prince is at last a happy and contented one. We must have compassion and delegate for our OWN lives what we are prepared to dish out for others !

@@valerieobrien5521 Well said, I totally agree.

Now we all miss them both. 🙏🙏

@@Romulan2469 so much I am shocked by it, it's like losing a family member.

And she did it so nicely, too!

Totally agree, it’s respectful and that’s nice to see.❤️🇬🇧

Curtesying is from the dark ages. Neanderthal and Undemocratic . In a modern State no human being bows or scrapes as in Curtesy to another human being.

Well, don't they have to?

He’s just the prince consort

@@dukeofglasgow9354 I know, that's why I said King consort of Scotland's hearts. Because the Kingdom of Scotland saw multiple husbands to reigning queens titled "King consort" in its history.

I know. Just a couple of quick glimpses.

Excuse me where is stunning SCOTLAND PAY MONEY FOR THIS PORTRAIT ,WHY Scotland STUDENT CANT STUDY IN LONDON COLLEGE BECAUSE HE IS SCOTCHMAN ,FREE SCOTLAND WITHOUT ENGLAND.

De verdad. Siempre.

Yet he fathered four children

@@stylecakes26 That's rich! pun intended.

@@stylecakes26 At least, although that said, the case for #3 is, in some peoples eyes, perhaps not as solid as you might think.

@@stylecakes26 Your attempt to slander Prince Philip is appalling When Prince Philip made that statement, he was attempting to bring the world's attention to how cultural practices in some countries contributes to the high infant death in those countries. He was attempting to encourage wealthier countries to do more to help poor improve health care for pregnant women and infants in countries with high death rates for mothers and newborns. Prince Philip was identifying one of the barriers to reducing the infant mortality rate in some countries. You are correct that Prince Philip was the father of 4 children by one woman. That is a vastly different situation than in some of the poorer countries where polygamy is still culturally acceptable and is still practiced. In these countries in which polygamy is CULTURALLY acceptable, one man may have multiple wives (sometimes between 2, 3, 4, 5 or more wives) with each wife sometimes having between 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or more children. In some of these countries, which practice polygamy, health care is sometimes poor and expectant mothers and newborns don't get the prenatal care, postnatal and neonatal care that they need.

That's very true.

I can't see any resemblance to Princes William, Harry or Charles. Prince Edward resembles that portrait though, when he's not smiling.

Yes - I noticed that resemblance too.

@@TheMaryaBell What's the matter with me? I don't see it at all.

@@Bevity There is a photo of Prince Philip with a beard and he looks similar to Princr Harry now. I see the similarity with Prince William too but in the eye area mostly. Anyway, Prince Philip was a handsome man.

@@seren4740 Yes he was really handsome! When I look at Prince William, all I can see is Diana though. I'll try to find a picture of the beard and see if I can see a bit of Harry.

Sir Walter Oliphant Hutchinson I believe

At 3:00 he does stand very still gazing at the portrait for about 9 seconds, then the credits roll.

Queen Elizabeth has naturally curly hair.

Think you need glasses. It was clearly the Duke of Edinburgh as he was in his younger days.

@@xhogun8578 I am, in fact, legally blind in one eye and almost legally blind in the other, yet I did recognize it as Philip. That does not change that the facial dimensions are done with artistic license and not literally as his were in life.

Lol.🤣🤣🤣🤣

Prince Charles is very proud he can still wear suits he has had for over 40 years as is Princess Anne.

Errrm… he has won many best dressed accolades over the years. Just because it is not overly tight-fitting like the current fad that younger gents wear doesn’t mean it is wrong, especially for his age.

I think the people who dress him want him to be comfortable .

The same can be said of his haircut. If I were his barber, I'd keep quiet about it.

@@agi1041Charles has curly hair, it’s harder to keep tidy. He always looks smart, but some people will always find something to criticise about.

😂. Seriously?

Since it’s his clothing he gets to do with them as he chooses. If it’s an issue they will work withit and reinforce stress points as needed - that’s what a bespoke tailor does when making up a suit.

Btw, I think he has something in that pocket that he seems to toy with.

@@m.theresa1385 His bespoke tailor does a lousy job then.

I keep expecting him to pull a pigeon or a silk handkerchief out of his pocket like Tommy Cooper did.

why is is strrange to think that a man might be fascinated by a portrait of his recently dead father

@@glen7318 I did not say it was strange, for Charles to admire his dead father's image. What I think is strange is that people treat Charles, like anything, other than a buffoon!

Why don't people stick to the subject matter in this video? Seems people as in this reply want nothing more than to levy their personal grudges and snide remarks, to gain attention for THEMSELVES! Better sir, that you peddle your inane comment ELSEWHERE!

You care, otherwise you would not have clicked to watch the video.

Yes. I agree, but with one bug exception..... "WHO REALLY CARES ABOUT 'YOUR' DISPARAGING REMARK POSTED?" Here is a clue: " N O O N E"!!!!!! Stick with playing with your toys........... LITTLE BOY!

And money

Diana was self destructive. There are lots of various reports and rumours including how supportive he was of her.

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@@xhogun8578 selective memory Diana was driven by his “ AFFAIR “ the truth is not as impolite as an adulterous couple 🤥

@UCqvhpV94NGVpWB73gOkeFJQ Prince Charles is like boris and biden a absolute disgrace

None of us saw the truths inside that marriage; what we do know is that Lady Di had some issues, Charles cheated, Lady Di cheated. For all we know Charles just being in communication with Camilla might have been enough to set Lady Di off. Time has passed, time to move on and wish everyone well. Think well of Lady Di too. Malice doesn’t serve anyone well.

See you still can't spell!

So should you

@@wesley02120 See you still can't read!