Helena Bonham Carter did such an amazing job as Princess Margaret

'Must I do that alone?' 'There is only one Queen.' Absolutely brilliant and so incredibly sad.

Here’s an idea : Let us appreciate Olivia Colman without comparing her to Claire Foy and realize that they are both exceptional actors and stop pitting them against each other.

In real life the Duke of Edinburgh rode with her in the carriage, but I guess the point was to show how alone she was.

I read this somewhere, but I want to repeat for y'all. Claire Foy portrayed Elizabeth. Olivia Colman portrayed The Queen.

This is one of the most powerful scene in the whole series. I am still amazed by how good this series is.

I love how Margaret develops into a more chaotically matured character, understanding her role, now, as monarch and how she’s now giving a sort of cheering up to her older sister on her duty. It’s such a change.

We don't given enough credits to Olivia Colman for portrayal of The Queen. Taking forward the legacy what Claire Foy left.❤️

The scene at 2:05 hits differently now. From now on, whenever the Queen will turn to her side, she won't find Prince Philip standing there :'(

Olivia Colman is an exceptional actress but she gets the Queen's mouth so right! That upside down smile/smirk, whatever you want to call it but she nails it! Amazing!

Whether you like the monarchy or not you cannot deny that this series is a masterpiece.

Can you imagine the weight she has carried during all of these years without wanting it... And with the time's passing she got used to the duty that represents being one of the remaining members from the monarchy in Europe. I just simply love what Clare Foy did in the first two seasons, and incredibly amaze with Olivia Colman, she is just brutal, I love her... Let's wait for Imelda Staunton ... But The Crown is one of these shows that improves season after season...

“You must hold it all together.” “Must I do that alone?” “There is only _one_ Queen.” 💯

I’m so glad they gave her own theme. It’s so distinctly her.

One of the best speeches in the whole damn show from Margaret, there.

Helena’s contribution to this scene is everything

'And 25 years later....' And 70 YEARS LATER. The Longest-reigning Queen in history. We are all Elizabethans now, Ma'am.

The Crown Must Win Must Always Win

Olivia is a gem

I miss her. She will never be forgotten ♥️

That last fade to black is stunning. Just a hint of the roar of the crowds.

Soundtrack in this scene is perfect for the moment. Pure art.

A life well lived. Thank you very much for your service. Rest in Peace Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. April 21, 1926 - September 8, 2022.

Came back here to appreciate what she did and meant to the world. Long live the queen

This scene really does feel like the sisters are finally understanding each other. And Margaret is finally seeing just what being the queen means.

"There is only one Queen". That is what Tommy Lascelles basically told poor young Princess Margaret.

Olivia and Helena were BOTH BRILLIANT!

I am a proud American but I have so much respect for the Queen. Her mental toughness is unbelievable.

Olivia Coleman is astonishingly good in everything she’s ever done and no less so here. Amazing to watch her go through subtle expressions. Proper acting talent.

What a masterful, potent and beautiful ending to a season - so meticulously crafted, viscerally scored, and sensitively acted. Season 3 is undeniably and easily the best season of The Crown.

I just saw queen Elizabeth pay tribute to the victims of Covid and watching this really hit different, with everything the UK is going through I wouldn't want to be in my last year's and see what Britain has become .

My schedule on Sunday includes wine and The Crown season 4. That’s all.

Helena Bonham Carter absolutely blew me away by her performance as Princess Margaret! Ms. Carter is a great actress.

“So you must hold it all together” And she has done just that! For over 70 years…

Olivia Colman is an amazing actress, and this scene gives me chills every time I watch it.

Watch this video again and pay attention to the score! You hear the anthem-like music as Margaret starts to tell Elizabeth how important her job is, and as she walks past the dignitaries. You hear Sir John Betjeman's poem as she gets into the coach and it leaves the courtyard of Buckingham Palace. You hear the deeply inspiring notes played by the cellos - you can hear the exact rhythm of the words "God save the Queen"! Great work, Martin Phipps!!!

I am SO ready for Season 4. No plans that day but binge watching it 👑

A powerful and moving reminder of her greatness. Even as things have “fallen apart”, she struck a grand figure, able to inspire and create identity for a people. I’m all the better for having lived under a fraction of her reign.

Honestly, this is by far my favourite ending of any season in The Crown, for what I consider to be the best season of the show - it's what made me appreciate the Monarchy wholeheartedly for what it is - as a Brit myself - and on a storytelling and filmmaking level, the emotional weight this scene holds as an ending is absolutely phenomenal. Not only does the combination of sensitively potent writing, fantastic and climactic cinematography, and sublime acting create such a masterful artistic ending, but the music is the real highlight; I don't think an original score and orchestral work has made me tear up as much as the theme that plays here - it makes me feel a plethora of warm and hopeful emotions describable beyond words, which really creates the icing on the cake of what is an utterly visceral and perfect scene. This scene ties the knot and wraps up the whole theme of not only Season 3, but the show as a whole, perfectly. In fact, I'd argue the show could have ended here and it would have been a more than satisfying conclusion; without a shadow of a doubt, The Crown is one of the greatest shows of all time, with this ending being one of the best endings to any season of television I have ever seen, period.

Margaret:...So you must hold it all together. Elizabeth: Must I do that alone? Margaret: There is only one Queen! *chills*

This is my favorite ending of all 4 seasons so far. Everything about it was perfection.

I love when she walks down the stairs past all the court

That must be a fun role to play. All those sets created to be palaces, all the fine clothes, people bowing, the carriages, etc.

How things have changed since Her Majesty came to the throne. Things have had ups and downs but I really believe this has been a great Elizabethan Age.

This series ending is so beautifully and movingly done - the haunting music, the camera angles and slow motion, Margaret's speech and Betjeman's poem through to the fade-out. Whenever I watch this, I feel quite emotional.

The actress Olivia Colman played the role of queen in an excellent way and humanized her, showing us the moments of vulnerability that anyone could suffer in that role. Both Olivia and Claire added brilliant emotion to the Queen, making her closer; both execelent

omg the soundtrack THE CHILLS

Best scene so far in the whole series...I cried. The look Margareth gives the Queen as she passes is just PERFECT!

Poor Charles looks absolutely miserable riding that horse!

She stands stoic and firm as the stone that holds up the British Isles. Unwavering, strong, and proud as her United Kingdom. Now alone with out her prince, her sword, she remains steady and strong so that no matter what waves break upon the her shores, the United Kingdom will forever endure.

"For our monarch and her people, united yet and free... Let the bells from every steeple ring out loud the jubilee!" Congratulations on 70 years.

I've never watched this show but I have started watching a few scenes here on KZfaq. Why does Elizabeth always look like she is about to burst into tears?

The music for this scene gives me goosebumps.

I just hated to see Claire and Vanessa gone.. But I salute this new cast and the one to come in 5&6..love you Helena

This final scene was superb. The Jubilee Hymm being read as The Queen sits alone in her State Coach, deep in thought and contemplation. For me this is Olivia Coleman at her very finest. Not a word has to be said. Our Stateswoman. Our Queen. She absolutely nailed it in this Scene. Beautiful.

Olivia Colman amazing in the gestures, as always. What a marvellous actress. The best of her generation, in my humble opinion.

Cannot wait for season 4 I literally watched this scene a half hour ago then Netflix upload this weird lol

So happy this was uploaded! I’ve gone back to watch this scene countless times

Tomorrow's itinerary, curtains closed, phone switched off, snacks and fizzy drinks at the ready and The Crown. What else is needed?

2:42 is such a beautiful piece

It is always wonderful to realize that they can still write great TV.

2:26 she was comforted in knowing Charles (her firstborn son) was just behind her... so it is today. God save the King! RIP Queen Elizabeth II.

JUBILEE HYMN, by JOHN BETJEMAN (full) In days of disillusion, However low we've been To fire us and inspire us God gave to us our Queen. She acceded, young and dutiful, To a much-loved father's throne; Serene and kind and beautiful, She holds us as her own. And twenty-five years later So sure her reign has been That our great events are greater For the presence of our Queen. Hers the grace the Church has prayed for, Ours the joy that she is here. Let the bells do what they're made for! Ring our thanks both loud and clear. From that look of dedication In those eyes profoundly blue We know her coronation As a sacrament and true. Chorus For our Monarch and her people, United yet and free, Let the bells from ev'ry steeple Ring out loud the jubilee.

Long live the Queen

I can't believe it took four seasons to crown the EMMY for Best Drama to this amazing show, and also two seasons each to award the outstanding work of Claire Foy and Olivia Colman

This tv show has taught me that becoming a monarchy sucks

I’m my opinion, “New Queen” is the best theme of The Crown. It’s not to overwhelming and over-exaggerated like Duck Shoot nor is too boring.

A year and a half ago, I signed onto Netflix to watch an episode of Star Trek. The Crown appeared on the homepage and started playing. I decided to give it five minutes and wound up watching the whole episode. Then I watched the second and was hooked. Im not a royal watcher at all but I am a history buff. Especially the era following WW2. This is actually a very well written and produced show with excellent writing and a talented cast.

It'll be a long lifetime before anyone sings 'God Save the Queen' again.

Regarding Margaret saying "there is only one Queen." I agree with everyone else here that Margaret has matured and no longer holds the same envy that she used to have, about not being the Queen. But also, there might be an element of "Since you alone have all the privileges of being Queen, then you have to accept the downsides, alone. You can't have it both ways." I don't actually hear that in Helena's delivery, but in my head it's there. 🙂

What beautiful words in the poem. I'd never heard that before ❤ God Bless the Queen

Goshhhh that Background score......soooo Gorgeous.......adds to the weight of the scene.... constantly reminding of the duty she is carrying on her shoulders.... 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Not in the conventional way, but she had a tough life.

This hits different now 😓

This show and this scene in particular has an uncanny way of welling up such emotion. A sense of pride even for those like me who aren’t even British. She is the worlds Queen.

I am a royal historical drama fan. I’ve watched different ones from all over the world. I have seen so many portrayals of monarchs and Claire Foy and Olivia Coleman are sooo good. They also are doing portrayals of a monarch that is still living!!!!

This is only sad because no one seems to realize the monarchy is a facade, an illusion. The British monarch is a thermometer that is constantly mistaken for a heat source.

There’s just something special and divine about S1-4! Best show ever - and i’m not even a monarchist

“Must I do it alone?” “To bear a ring of power is to be alone.” *theme starts playing ;)

I watch this sometimes just to feel the goosebumps on my forearms.

I believe this cast is going to win best actress.. In drama series

The score at 2:40 ❤️ fantastic soundtrack

25 years on the throne and that was just the beginning

This scene hits so hard. Every time. Tears.

*Olivia and Helena💜*

2nd Elizabethan age was glorious! RIP your majesty

God save the Queen. I am so proud of you your majesty. 🙇‍♂️

This music is genius.

Today Is the Platinum jubilee of her Majesty ✨🎊🎊🎊

Proud to be Elizabethan 😢😢😢😢😢😢

The writing in this series is amazing!

This is possibly my favourite scene in the whole show.

Goosebumps. Everytime.

Quite simply my favourite scene

And on the last days of her life, may we, from this diversity of faith, ideology, race, color, gender, wealth, residence, status, and power, agree that God has saved The Queen. HM Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022)

all musical pieces from the corwn gives me chills

She also has a spleen… God save the Queen

Omg I love that actress

And yet.. in the end she made England more tolerable and likeable.. she gave up colonies more so than her predecessors. She endured.She lived to be the longest serving British monarch in England.

perfect soundtrack for a perfect end of season.