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★ Royal Family (II)

Inside the Royal Family there can only be two kinds of people: those who are destined to one day wear the crown and those who almost certainly never will.  For seventy years the Queen saw herself as the protector of the crown, through every era, through every scandal.  This is the story of the British Royal Family.  The Real Crown: Inside the House of Windsor I: Love & Duty, ITV 2023

 

1st July 1969: Today is the biggest day in young Prince Charles’s life as he is about to be crowned Prince of Wales.  ibid.

 

And as the 1970s begin, the Royal Family feels every more out of place in the modern world.  ibid.

 

For the Queen, Camilla is not a suitable option.  ibid.

 

 

In the 1970s there’s a man who wants to control the destiny of the Royal Family: Lord Mountbatten.  The Real Crown: Inside the House of Windsor II: Threats          

 

But Mountbatten, a notorious philanderer himself, is distracting Charles from what the Queen needs him to do.  ibid.

 

The clock is still ticking for Prince Charles to find a wife.  But his heart lies elsewhere.  His first love Camilla is now married with a family.  ibid.  

 

 

‘I kept walking then arriving at the Palace … I got on the roof here and then walked across and then climbed up.  They’ve got cameras up there now …’  The Real Crown: Inside the House of Windsor III: Intruders, Michael fagan

 

It’s the 1980s and the level of scrutiny on the Royal Family has gone up a notch.  Maintaining their mystique will not be easy.  ibid.    

 

But trouble is brewing for the Queen.  Diana feels like an outsider …  ibid.     

 

 

‘British history shows sadly that the British monarchy is full of murderers, usurpers, bastards, no-goods, useless people, but that doesn’t mean we have to do away with them.’   The Real Crown: Inside the House of Windsor IV: Tomorrow’s People, televised monarchy debate

 

‘The drama of a broken royal marriage was messy.’  ibid.  George Carey  

 

‘The British public wanted the Queen to dance to their tune.’  ibid.  lady    

 

Even before Diana’s death, Camilla was deeply unpopular.  ibid. 

 

 

Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, 2006: The Queen’s grandson Prince Harry is joining the military along with his brother William.  But with the war in Afghanistan in its bitter fifth year, the Queen faces a difficult decision.  Should she send them into battle?  The Real Crown: Inside the House of Windsor V: Heirs & Spares

 

Away from the stability of the Army, Harry’s mental health starts to unravel.  ibid.

 

Despite the Queen’s careful guidance, the Monarchy is coming undone.  ibid.  

 

She is about to host her 13th American president at Buckingham Palace.  ibid.

 

Andrew must step back from all royal duties.  ibid.  

 

Meghan has broken the golden rule: never share the secrets of the Royal Family.  ibid.  

 

 

Is it him?  Scoop 2024 starring Gillian Anderson & Keeley Hawes & Billie Piper & Rufus Sewell & Romola Garai & Richard Goulding & Amanda Redman et al, director Philip Martin, opening scene journalist Jae on dog-n-bone

 

My instinct is you haven’t had the right strategy … I’ve put together a list of friendly journalists.  ibid.  adviser  

 

Prince Andrew & The Paedo.  ibid.  Sam reviews News of the World front page  

 

It’s a warehouse of girls.  He calls them His Nubiles.  ibid.  Jae to Sam

 

Our friend Jeffrey’s plane is due to land in the next half hour.  And the FBI are waiting for him.  ibid.  Jae to Sam   

 

You couldn’t be anywhere near Epstein and not know.  ibid.  BBC dude Freddy    

 

14th November 2019: I have a peculiar condition in that I didn’t sweat at the time … An overdose of adrenalin in the Falklands War …  ibid.

 

Andrew: You know, I think that all went very well.

 

Maitliss: Like a walk in the park.  ibid.   

 

I ain’t no snitch.  My loyalty runs deep-pan.  ibid.  social media

 

 

 

It’s slightly more intimate than your average snap shot.  A Very English Scandal I, Amazon 2024  

 

We could put Epstein on the table and see what Andrew’s people say.  ibid.  Emily

 

At least in America they give me some fucking respect.  ibid.  Andrew       

 

You’d think I was a liability the way they try and muzzle me.  ibid.    

 

It’s time I reminded my people who I am.  ibid.

 

 

I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady.  None whatsoever.  A Very English Scandal II, ANdrew   

 

So if Virginia Roberts is watching this interview, what would you say to her?  ibid.  Emily to Andrew

 

 

The Queen is in shock.  I don’t think I’ve ever seen her so upset.  A Very English Scandal III, aide  

 

The Duke of York’s now agreed to step down from all royal duties.  ibid.

 

It was the arrogance, the entitlement.  He just couldn’t help himself.  ibid.  Emily to husband   

 

You live with the consequences of your actions, sir.  ibid.  Sir Edward

 

On 8th March 2022 Prince Andrew settled the court case with Virginia Giuffre, with no admission of liability.  The settlement sum has not been disclosed or confirmed, but is reportedly in the region of £12 million.  ibid.  caption

 

 

This is the story of two brothers at war.  One led the nation to victory while the other visited the enemy.  A bitter feud driven by resentment, money and desire.  Now fresh revelations from people who knew them.  And new evidence seen for the first time reveal how the battle of the Windsor brothers continues to shape the British monarchy.   Edward v George: The Windsors at War I, captions, Channel 4 2024

 

There’s no room for two kings in Britain.  It just can’t happen.  ibid.  comment  

 

The drama of these two couples who couldn’t be more different.  ibid.    

 

The Duke of Windsor had become her slave.  ibid.  

 

He [Edward] was a dangerous king.  He was very irresponsible.  He neglected his duties.  And he was totally obsessed with the American divorcee Wallis Simpson.  ibid.  

 

Denying her [Wallis] the HRH was something that amplified the acrimony.  ibid.  

 

When he [Edward] was king he had made clear that he had Nazi sympathies, and he doubled down on that when he was over there.  ibid.

 

His [Edward] lack of judgement and his lack of intelligence.  ibid.       

 

He [George] found his mettle in adversity.  ibid.

 

 

There’s always a sense for both Edward and Wallis that America is their country.  Edward v George: The Windsors at War II, comment  

 

Wallis was like a diamond and the Queen Mother was like … a pudding.  ibid.

 

Edward sold his life story to Life magazine.  ibid.

 

It was a very odd relationship because it was so obvious that he like to be the inferior.  ibid.    

 

They were sort of untouchable.  ibid.

 

Edward: A Kings Story: The Memoirs of the Duke of Windor.  ibid.

 

Edward comes back to Britain in 1952 for his brother’s funeral.  ibid.

 

 

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