Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Since I know, deep down, despite everything,

Not bloody bad, Charles. Not bloody bad.

You don't think I would have preferred to grow up out of the spotlight?

Which is to leave in place a Sovereign prepared for office.

We have to give it up.

with a rich allowance to keep that Jezebel divorcee of his in the manner

-[Philip] And? -Nothing.

[Queen Mary] Come in, Jock. Take a seat.

I've ordered tea. Or something stronger, perhaps.

-Champagne. -You were drinking champagne

His Royal Highness, the Duke of Windsor, Your Majesty.

Let bygones be bygones.

[Philip] Right, come on, then. You can do it.

I am an old man.

But they didn't, so I don't.

Did they offer any justification?

It concerns the Duke of Edinburgh.

[door opens, closes]

Many have questioned my relevance, whether I still have something to offer.

But, trust me, becoming a pilot has been a lifelong ambition of mine

-What is that thing? -Oh, I inherited it from my grandfather.

The name has to be Windsor. For stability.

Right. Come on then, Charles. Let's give you something to aim at.

-I didn't say that. -But you thought it.

Tommy Lascelles comes up to me at the funeral, of all places,

but it's the right thing, for the young family and the children to live there.

If Your Majesty has no objection,

What a sunless, frozen hell we both escaped in England.

There are things I wish to say.

The Sovereign never offers a Prime Minister refreshment.

Shirley Temple.

fought for me during that terrible time.