Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- Ma'am? - I don't think so.
watching television on their own television sets at home.
at the heart of the nation's affections.
There's always some kind of occasion to prepare for,
from the husband of the richest woman in the world
To show everyone that behind palace gates, we are perfectly normal people.
Like one of those wildlife films.
with honest working families up and down the country fighting to survive,
We have to be in full view all the time.
John, I've just had a phone call from the palace press secretary.
We have been granted a rare peek behind the curtains
and that terminals will be cheaper to rent
The nun.
the royal family.
economically incompetent socialist chums have achieved.
Well, I thought so.
Your Royal Highness.
I was... I was without a proper home, without a family.
- Come on. - "Even the most ardent monarchist
We need beds.
Hello?
Well, they captured your best side, at least.
Thank you, dear.
I find a plea of poverty from a jumped-up freeloader like him
She's not well. And with this film, appearances are vital.
No artifice. Just the real thing.
You're the most thrifty, feet on the ground,
It must all seem very glamorous.
I needed help.
In exile.
about His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh...
recommendations for the...
Uh, no, certainly not. Uh, so, if you don't mind...
Mr. Armstrong, did you not receive the message?
Or a clock.
Yes, you are. You're furious.
is its sense of mystery,
- Who's that? - Um, who?
- from which derives its air of majesty." - Hear, hear!
but I think there's a lot about you that they would like
How dare they? When half...
He was not a kind man.
No, more than that.
- Hello, Ken here. - Ken, it's John Armstrong.
Like a pair of long-lasting boots?
I couldn't have.
"For Princess Alice is that rarest of creatures...
And that's because I've learned, over time, how to do it.
But one thing we'd like to clear up right away
- No, ma'am, you're not normal. - Aren't we?