A beautiful child. from The Crown - Season 1
A boy. from The Crown - Season 1
A custom practiced so universally it might as well be the law. from The Crown - Season 1
A distance that was imposed upon me. They wanted me out. from The Crown - Season 1
A few hours ago, I discharged my last duty from The Crown - Season 1
A good man. from The Crown - Season 1
A happy home, with his wife and children. from The Crown - Season 1
A little bacon won't hurt, surely, Gerald? It's been five weeks. from The Crown - Season 1
A long period between accession and coronation from The Crown - Season 1
A malignant tumor. from The Crown - Season 1
A naval officer's stag night? Chance would be a fine thing. from The Crown - Season 1
A patient has a right to know the full picture. from The Crown - Season 1
A point that I will be making in person to the Commonwealth Heads, from The Crown - Season 1
A sick... from The Crown - Season 1
A simpler life. from The Crown - Season 1
A situation like that would require enormous energy. from The Crown - Season 1
A small mill town in America, outside Philadelphia? from The Crown - Season 1
A son who gave up the throne and, effectively, killed my other son. from The Crown - Season 1
A stickler for convention and tradition, from The Crown - Season 1
A striking tribute to the men and women of all races, from The Crown - Season 1
A vote of no confidence and he'll be toppled. from The Crown - Season 1
A what? from The Crown - Season 1
Abandoning their vehicles and continuing on foot. from The Crown - Season 1
About allowing Philip to learn to fly. He can now. from The Crown - Season 1
About how the Royal house would soon be in his name. from The Crown - Season 1
About the weather? It's fog, ma'am. It will lift eventually. from The Crown - Season 1
About what? from The Crown - Season 1
Across the capital has worsened overnight. from The Crown - Season 1
Actually, he's asked to see you. from The Crown - Season 1
Address it to the PM. He'll never read it, of course. from The Crown - Season 1
Admit it. from The Crown - Season 1
After all, the person from The Crown - Season 1
After the Conservative Party achieved a narrow... from The Crown - Season 1
After the incident a cross party delegation was sent to Donora from The Crown - Season 1
After the papers. from The Crown - Season 1
After your meeting with Their Majesties. Your schedule allows for 20 minutes. from The Crown - Season 1
Ah, but he loved to shoot, so modifications had to be made. from The Crown - Season 1
Ah. Is the car ready? from The Crown - Season 1
Ah. Your old man struggling a bit, is he? from The Crown - Season 1
Ah... from The Crown - Season 1
Ahead of them lay a 30,000 mile trip from The Crown - Season 1
All energy and hope and passion and fire. from The Crown - Season 1
All her belongings have gone. from The Crown - Season 1
All I do is bring you things to sign. Then take them away again. from The Crown - Season 1
All our Prime Minister wanted to discuss was your husband's new hobby. from The Crown - Season 1
All right, Charles, all right. Stop it. from The Crown - Season 1
All right. from The Crown - Season 1
All right. from The Crown - Season 1
All right. I promise. from The Crown - Season 1
All they have to do is make sure the fan is off and wait. from The Crown - Season 1
All you have to do... from The Crown - Season 1
Allow me to disabuse you of that delusion. from The Crown - Season 1
Along the way, we may have to use some hand signals. from The Crown - Season 1
Alright. from The Crown - Season 1
Also, to appoint a new Prime Minister in the event of incapacity from The Crown - Season 1
Always. from The Crown - Season 1
Am I going to have to explain my position again? from The Crown - Season 1
Am in position to ease the suffering. from The Crown - Season 1
Am prepared to inflict on your subjects as a reward for winning a World War from The Crown - Season 1
An angel to his mother, wife and children. from The Crown - Season 1
An empty taxi pulled up at the House of Commons, and Mr. Attlee got out. from The Crown - Season 1
An enquiry would be expensive. from The Crown - Season 1
An example of nobility and duty to raise them in their wretched lives. from The Crown - Season 1
An honor I gratefully accept. from The Crown - Season 1
An ordinary English countrywoman. from The Crown - Season 1
An ornament. A flower. from The Crown - Season 1
And a cavalry officer, posted to India, from The Crown - Season 1
And a full and independent public enquiry into the causes of air pollution... from The Crown - Season 1
And a spirit undaunted from The Crown - Season 1
And a wife. from The Crown - Season 1
And a word of warning, ma'am. A good many journalists outside. from The Crown - Season 1
And after a goodnight to those who loved him best, from The Crown - Season 1
And after a happy day of sunshine and sport, from The Crown - Season 1
And Anthony would never dare. I've been like a father to him. from The Crown - Season 1
And as... as their Sovereign, from The Crown - Season 1
And barely opened her mouth in the process. from The Crown - Season 1
And Churchill had continued to cling to power from The Crown - Season 1
And comptroller of the Queen Mother's household from The Crown - Season 1
And counting the minutes until I am back in your arms. from The Crown - Season 1
And cried, "Sir! You're right up my alley!" from The Crown - Season 1
And deep breath in... from The Crown - Season 1
And don't be fooled by his obsequiousness. from The Crown - Season 1
And generous man. from The Crown - Season 1
And go into exile and keep a low profile in return for a pension from The Crown - Season 1
And God help her. from The Crown - Season 1
And he became party leader on our recommendation. from The Crown - Season 1
And he has all sorts of ideas about how to modernize it. from The Crown - Season 1
And he passed it on to the women in his family. from The Crown - Season 1
And he will be here with you all again very soon. from The Crown - Season 1
And he'll have his navy again, and all will be well. from The Crown - Season 1
And her two daughters in their grief. from The Crown - Season 1
And here is the news. from The Crown - Season 1
And here. from The Crown - Season 1
And his personal popularity among the people remains undimmed." from The Crown - Season 1
And hospital corridors stacked with the dead, from The Crown - Season 1
And how closely you worked together. from The Crown - Season 1
And I also believe I spoke for many in the country when I defended you. from The Crown - Season 1
And I cannot stand by while chaos reigns around me. from The Crown - Season 1
And I do read the newspapers, and I do listen to the wireless, from The Crown - Season 1
And I know you will be as devastated as I am by this loss. from The Crown - Season 1
And I made it abundantly clear how important it was from The Crown - Season 1
And I think I've found a teacher mad enough to take me on as a pupil from The Crown - Season 1
And I was sympathetic with your father's concerns at the time. from The Crown - Season 1
And I will never forgive his selfishness and weakness in passing on the burden. from The Crown - Season 1
And I won't lie to you. from The Crown - Season 1
And I'll head straight to Sandringham if you give me the all clear to shoot. from The Crown - Season 1
And in the face of this congregation, from The Crown - Season 1
And it will take every ounce of energy that you have. from The Crown - Season 1
And Knight Companion from The Crown - Season 1
And made countless millions of human beings around the world from The Crown - Season 1
And make sure that egg is well plated and no shell to risk irritation. from The Crown - Season 1
And many would say that Churchill's behavior now constitutes incapacity. from The Crown - Season 1
And my mood will improve yet further if you promise me one thing. from The Crown - Season 1
And news spreads throughout our cities and villages, from The Crown - Season 1
And not bestowed on me. from The Crown - Season 1
And now our latest estimates suggest that in 1952..." from The Crown - Season 1
And now our time is up. from The Crown - Season 1
And now we all have a new king. from The Crown - Season 1
And once the Palace is your main residence. from The Crown - Season 1
And out. from The Crown - Season 1
And people had continued to die? from The Crown - Season 1
And perhaps you could also inform Cabinet from The Crown - Season 1
And precociousness. from The Crown - Season 1
And prevailing over fascism, evil and tyranny. from The Crown - Season 1
And reduces us all to cruel nicknames. from The Crown - Season 1
And see what we can get out of the wretched circus. from The Crown - Season 1
And several thousand became seriously ill from the poisonous fog. from The Crown - Season 1
And she had to make a decision right then and there, in the room. from The Crown - Season 1
And Shirley Temple, who has the rank now from The Crown - Season 1
And so the wheels keep turning, and the business gets done, from The Crown - Season 1
And something will be brought onto the plane before you disembark. from The Crown - Season 1
And tell the Queen I'll be there first thing in the morning. from The Crown - Season 1
And thank you for all this. It looks splendid. from The Crown - Season 1
And that frugality earned him great favour. from The Crown - Season 1
And that His Majesty's immediate post operative condition is satisfactory. from The Crown - Season 1
And that is the one thing as sovereign that you are not entitled to do. from The Crown - Season 1
And that my descendants, from The Crown - Season 1
And that void has been filled by George the VI from The Crown - Season 1
And the compass heading and keep the stick level. from The Crown - Season 1
And the country had continued to suffer? from The Crown - Season 1
And the country is governed. from The Crown - Season 1
And the father of the future king of England from The Crown - Season 1
And the government had continued to flounder? from The Crown - Season 1
And the job of drawing that line falls to Cabinet, ma'am. Not to you. from The Crown - Season 1
And the minute you do, you will have declared a position. A point of view. from The Crown - Season 1
And the Queen is here, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
And the Royal family. from The Crown - Season 1
And the Royal house that is now in his name. from The Crown - Season 1
And the second question? from The Crown - Season 1
And the second? from The Crown - Season 1
And the situation we're in today is quite different, from The Crown - Season 1
And the war time years was striking. from The Crown - Season 1
And then an hour to get through the bloody thing! from The Crown - Season 1
And then she asked me to pick either Khawaja Nazimuddin of ****stan from The Crown - Season 1
And then she switched her tack without so much as a flicker. Clever. from The Crown - Season 1
And then when your health's improved, we'll return to Malta from The Crown - Season 1
And then, only using a low voice. from The Crown - Season 1
And then? from The Crown - Season 1
And there are only so many things that I, as Prime Minister, from The Crown - Season 1
And there's talk of starting in Kenya. from The Crown - Season 1
And they compound an already traumatic and painful trip with this humiliation! from The Crown - Season 1
And they conspicuously fail to mention the results. from The Crown - Season 1
And they're lazy. Spend all day sleeping. from The Crown - Season 1
And this, Ma'am, from Her Majesty Queen Mary. from The Crown - Season 1
And to beseech you not to do this. from The Crown - Season 1
And to comfort Her Majesty, Queen Mary. from The Crown - Season 1
And to our generous host. from The Crown - Season 1
And to serve government, any government. from The Crown - Season 1
And to that end you come to me with a "master plan" from The Crown - Season 1
And tranquil glories of the Victorian era, from The Crown - Season 1
And turn that noise off. He'll still be prime minister tomorrow. from The Crown - Season 1
And unreasonable ideas. from The Crown - Season 1
And until then, as sovereign, from The Crown - Season 1
And was rewarded by cheers and applause, from The Crown - Season 1
And was your man, our man, on our side. from The Crown - Season 1
And we have a little surprise in store for them. from The Crown - Season 1
And we have in this case, a five power conference first. See... from The Crown - Season 1
And what a bunch of ice veined monsters my family are. from The Crown - Season 1
And what do you expect me to do? Hmm? from The Crown - Season 1
And what? from The Crown - Season 1
And where our soldiers continue to come under fire from nationalist insurgents. from The Crown - Season 1
And where there is heroism there will always be hope. from The Crown - Season 1
And while you mourn your father, you must also mourn someone else. from The Crown - Season 1
And why? What else have you got in mind for our little holiday? from The Crown - Season 1
And widespread disruption reported across the nation. from The Crown - Season 1
And will doubtless call me over cautious for not doing so. from The Crown - Season 1
And would never have done anything that violated the constitution, from The Crown - Season 1
And you should be no exception. from The Crown - Season 1
And your late son was in our thoughts the whole time. from The Crown - Season 1
And, before he abdicated, your uncle took Edward, of course. from The Crown - Season 1
And, from henceforth, he will be known as Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Royal Navy. from The Crown - Season 1
And, from there, the Royal couple will travel to Sagana Lodge... from The Crown - Season 1
And, given his age, and he's a smoker. from The Crown - Season 1
And, if there is one thing I have learned in 52 years of public service, from The Crown - Season 1
And, in many ways, worse [yelps] from The Crown - Season 1
And, look, please disavow me of it if I'm wrong from The Crown - Season 1
And, now that I have been succeeded by my brother, from The Crown - Season 1
And, of course, Albert Windsor would dearly love from The Crown - Season 1
And, quite possibly, lose power for a whole generation. from The Crown - Season 1
And? from The Crown - Season 1
And? from The Crown - Season 1
And... from The Crown - Season 1
And... [clears throat] no more allow the sovereign from The Crown - Season 1
Anthony, eh? from The Crown - Season 1
Any chance that could stretch to being on the steps outside the chapel? from The Crown - Season 1
Anyone not here, speak out! from The Crown - Season 1
Anyone we know? from The Crown - Season 1
Anything from the Foreign Office? About America or the Soviet Union? from The Crown - Season 1
Anything less than perfect will be a disaster. from The Crown - Season 1
Anyway, if I am to succeed, from The Crown - Season 1
Anyway, in the evening, we gathered for dinner. from The Crown - Season 1
Apart from the surgeons? from The Crown - Season 1
Apparently, there's a large breeding herd of elephants at Treetops. from The Crown - Season 1
Are they a nuisance? from The Crown - Season 1
Are they keeping something from me? from The Crown - Season 1
Are those for me? Thank you very much. from The Crown - Season 1
Are we the last? from The Crown - Season 1
Are you all right? from The Crown - Season 1
Are you sure you wouldn't have preferred one of those? from The Crown - Season 1
As a friend. To bid the Prime Minister to resign. from The Crown - Season 1
As a precautionary measure. from The Crown - Season 1
As a private individual. from The Crown - Season 1
As a result, I'm the most senior airman in the country and I can't bloody well fly. from The Crown - Season 1
As a wife, a mother. from The Crown - Season 1
As befits the widow of a kind... from The Crown - Season 1
As comptroller of the Queen Mother's household. from The Crown - Season 1
As every man or woman from The Crown - Season 1
As I would wish to do, from The Crown - Season 1
As I'm sure you all know, from The Crown - Season 1
As it happens, there are two issues from The Crown - Season 1
As King and Emperor. from The Crown - Season 1
As our citizens are breathing in poisonous sulphur dioxide. from The Crown - Season 1
As part of a quid pro quo arrangement. from The Crown - Season 1
As Prime Minister. from The Crown - Season 1
As private secretary to the sovereign, he's my senior. from The Crown - Season 1
As queen... from The Crown - Season 1
As sovereign, you have the right to demand from The Crown - Season 1
As the House and Family of Windsor. from The Crown - Season 1
As your Prime Minister. from The Crown - Season 1
Asks me for a word then tells me, to my face, "Do you credit it?" from The Crown - Season 1
At present I can see stars. from The Crown - Season 1
At Richmond Bridge this morning, from The Crown - Season 1
At the time of the operation, as you know, structural alterations were discovered. from The Crown - Season 1
At your earliest convenience. from The Crown - Season 1
Away from Court? from The Crown - Season 1
Away from the scrutiny and the visibility. from The Crown - Season 1
Back away. Back you go. from The Crown - Season 1
Baying for blood. from The Crown - Season 1
Be careful out there, it's a real pea souper. from The Crown - Season 1
Be firm. Just lay down the law. from The Crown - Season 1
Be kind but be fierce. from The Crown - Season 1
Be resuming your duties with the Royal Air Force. from The Crown - Season 1
Because it disarmed me. And made me switch tack too. from The Crown - Season 1
Because it's a private matter. And I am in favor. from The Crown - Season 1
Because that's the overwhelming advice. from The Crown - Season 1
Because the calling comes from the highest source. from The Crown - Season 1
Because the man is a monster! from The Crown - Season 1
Because they were seen by the people to embody indefensible from The Crown - Season 1
Before I return to New York. from The Crown - Season 1
Before man first got in a plane. from The Crown - Season 1
Begging his late Majesty to intervene, from The Crown - Season 1
Besides... we have to start breaking her in gently, don't we? from The Crown - Season 1
Bravo! from The Crown - Season 1
Breathe in, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
Bringing Their Majesties and Princess Margaret to the airport from The Crown - Season 1
Buckingham Palace can still be where official business is done from The Crown - Season 1
Buckingham Palace. from The Crown - Season 1
But alongside the suffering, I have also seen heroism. from The Crown - Season 1
But as leader, one cannot simply react to everything. from The Crown - Season 1
But Dickie put me in the Navy. from The Crown - Season 1
But doing this for her, doing this for me... from The Crown - Season 1
But he is no longer with us from The Crown - Season 1
But he keeps getting back up. from The Crown - Season 1
But he still has to ask Cabinet permission to do rolls and spins. from The Crown - Season 1
But he's married. from The Crown - Season 1
But I am also a responsible citizen from The Crown - Season 1
But I remained civil because I am following your advice... from The Crown - Season 1
But I think one should start as one means to continue. from The Crown - Season 1
But I was overruled. The theory was that, if His Majesty felt he'd been cured, from The Crown - Season 1
But I would be concerned about the bronchoscopy. from The Crown - Season 1
But if you are feeling up to it, from The Crown - Season 1
But it's the right thing, for the young family and the children to live there. from The Crown - Season 1
But not the guilty party. from The Crown - Season 1
But not the queen? from The Crown - Season 1
But our home, our private family home, will be Clarence House. from The Crown - Season 1
But shortly before your father died the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Eden, came, from The Crown - Season 1
But surely doing nothing is no job at all? from The Crown - Season 1
But that'd be the row behind me. Breathing down my neck. from The Crown - Season 1
But that's the point, Elizabeth, it's just advice. from The Crown - Season 1
But the important thing is we sent it. from The Crown - Season 1
But the name Windsor would only be carried by the male descendants. from The Crown - Season 1
But the Prime Minister needs to be given a chance. from The Crown - Season 1
But the trust and affection of the family. from The Crown - Season 1
But then I realized a situation like that would also require statesmanship. from The Crown - Season 1
But then the fog lifted, from The Crown - Season 1
But they didn't, so I don't. from The Crown - Season 1
But to communicate mine about you. from The Crown - Season 1
But we can provide you with Wellington boots. from The Crown - Season 1
But we've been told that it is unlikely from The Crown - Season 1
But what if the fog hadn't lifted? from The Crown - Season 1
But what's my personal contribution? from The Crown - Season 1
But when you're out, there's no doubt at all. from The Crown - Season 1
But where does that leave me? from The Crown - Season 1
But would prefer it to be bloodless. from The Crown - Season 1
But wouldn't that violate the constitution? from The Crown - Season 1
But you didn't tell me about this. from The Crown - Season 1
But you have to admire him. from The Crown - Season 1
But you must put those sentiments to one side now, from The Crown - Season 1
But you need to be a monster to defeat Hitler. from The Crown - Season 1
But, as a friend... as Albert Windsor, from The Crown - Season 1
But, as a wife, I know what my answer would be. from The Crown - Season 1
But, for now, let us think only of what we have in common. from The Crown - Season 1
But, in keeping the estate and the local community going, from The Crown - Season 1
But, in the end, there's nowhere better than the Splash from The Crown - Season 1
But, in the meantime... I'm still not yet well enough to travel. from The Crown - Season 1
But, like a great many other things, I'm going to give it all up for you. from The Crown - Season 1
But, to be up there in a plane, it's the biggest thrill of them all. from The Crown - Season 1
But, trust me, becoming a pilot has been a lifelong ambition of mine from The Crown - Season 1
But, well, as company, as a companion... from The Crown - Season 1
But, what I can tell you is we don't get a weather warning like this every day. from The Crown - Season 1
But, what to do? from The Crown - Season 1
But, while I'm sure you're flattered, from The Crown - Season 1
But? from The Crown - Season 1
By comparison at my age you were a published writer, from The Crown - Season 1
By those suffering through the worst smog this city has ever witnessed." from The Crown - Season 1
By two o'clock this afternoon. from The Crown - Season 1
Cabinet meetings, Foreign Office briefings, from The Crown - Season 1
Call the Foreign Secretary. from The Crown - Season 1
Can anyone overhear what you're saying? from The Crown - Season 1
Catarrhal inflammation, it's not that unusual. from The Crown - Season 1
Cecile, died in a plane. from The Crown - Season 1
Ceylon. Australia. from The Crown - Season 1
Charles, wait. Here. Okay? from The Crown - Season 1
Charteris at least had one foot in the real world. from The Crown - Season 1
Chocks are in position. Switches are off. from The Crown - Season 1
Christ. from The Crown - Season 1
Christ. from The Crown - Season 1
Christ. [chuckles] from The Crown - Season 1
Christ. Hide. There, there. There. Go. from The Crown - Season 1
Christ. Hide. There, there. There. Go. from The Crown - Season 1
Clem, are you still there? Hello? Clem? from The Crown - Season 1
Clem, can you hear me? No, right... from The Crown - Season 1
Cold weather. That's what I thought. from The Crown - Season 1
Come in. from The Crown - Season 1
Come in. from The Crown - Season 1
Come on, it's probably nothing. from The Crown - Season 1
Come on, then! from The Crown - Season 1
Come on. from The Crown - Season 1
Come on. from The Crown - Season 1
Come. from The Crown - Season 1
Comes at a time when mankind stands uncertainly poised... from The Crown - Season 1
Complete with isobars and isohumes. from The Crown - Season 1
Confidence in Sterling is impaired. from The Crown - Season 1
Congratulations, sir. Dr. Moran is here for you. from The Crown - Season 1
Consider it done. from The Crown - Season 1
Consider it given. from The Crown - Season 1
Continues this morning, with emergency services struggling to cope from The Crown - Season 1
Control of this story is getting away from us. from The Crown - Season 1
Could you give us a moment, please, Jock? from The Crown - Season 1
Course not. Peter will be spending Christmas at home with his family. from The Crown - Season 1
Crowds gather to mourn King George VI. from The Crown - Season 1
Culpable for what? It's fog. Fog is fog. It comes and it goes away. from The Crown - Season 1
Dear God. from The Crown - Season 1
Dear Mama. from The Crown - Season 1
Dear papa. from The Crown - Season 1
Departing on a 13:30 scheduled flight to... from The Crown - Season 1
Did not pass her childhood in any certain expectation of the Crown. from The Crown - Season 1
Did they offer any justification? from The Crown - Season 1
Different situation, different sovereign. from The Crown - Season 1
Dining room to kitchen. from The Crown - Season 1
Do not speak unless absolutely necessary from The Crown - Season 1
Do sit down, Prime Minister. from The Crown - Season 1
Do we? from The Crown - Season 1
Do you really believe that? from The Crown - Season 1
Do you really? from The Crown - Season 1
Do you think I could do it in three months? from The Crown - Season 1
Do you, boy? from The Crown - Season 1
Doctor Weir, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
Does the name Donora mean anything to you? from The Crown - Season 1
Don't be alarmed if you hear no response. from The Crown - Season 1
Don't rush, darling. It'll take him an hour to get to the front door. from The Crown - Season 1
Don't worry. I'll be gentle with you, Papa. from The Crown - Season 1
Don't you get sick of it all? from The Crown - Season 1
Don't you, Group Captain Townsend? from The Crown - Season 1
Donora? from The Crown - Season 1
Each drive. from The Crown - Season 1
Earl of Merioneth and Duke of Edinburgh. from The Crown - Season 1
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust. from The Crown - Season 1
Easy, easy, stay with me. from The Crown - Season 1
Easy. from The Crown - Season 1
Edward the Confessor, from The Crown - Season 1
Eight guns today, numbering from the right, moving up two each... from The Crown - Season 1
Eight months pregnant. from The Crown - Season 1
Either we get rid of him now or we lose the next election from The Crown - Season 1
Elizabeth Mountbatten. from The Crown - Season 1
Elizabeth! Margaret! Come inside! from The Crown - Season 1
Elizabeth. from The Crown - Season 1
Ella! Ella! from The Crown - Season 1
Enjoy every minute while you can. from The Crown - Season 1
Equipped, armed for her duty. from The Crown - Season 1
Escapes us all. from The Crown - Season 1
Even if it's only to hang himself. from The Crown - Season 1
Even when it's in the national interest, sir? from The Crown - Season 1
Evening Chronicle! Evening Chronicle! from The Crown - Season 1
Every ward is full. Every corridor too. from The Crown - Season 1
Everyone inside. We're starting now. from The Crown - Season 1
Everything exactly as it was before. from The Crown - Season 1
Everything they want me to know, they stick on top. from The Crown - Season 1
Everything they'd rather I didn't know, from The Crown - Season 1
Except for the occasional band of nomadic herdsmen. from The Crown - Season 1
Excuse me. from The Crown - Season 1
Extended Royal family! from The Crown - Season 1
Eyes on the road, not too fast. from The Crown - Season 1
Famous have been the reigns of our queens. from The Crown - Season 1
Fell upon us in his reign. from The Crown - Season 1
Fighting local tribesmen on the north west frontier. from The Crown - Season 1
Fire away. from The Crown - Season 1
Flares are being used to guide motorists in parts of the capital. from The Crown - Season 1
For a last farewell to the Royal travelers. from The Crown - Season 1
For duty calls. from The Crown - Season 1
For failure to deal with the mounting crisis. from The Crown - Season 1
For it is as a devoted family man that we, as a nation, from The Crown - Season 1
For lunch, or a walk. from The Crown - Season 1
For she has now been replaced by another person, Elizabeth Regina. from The Crown - Season 1
For something far more serious. from The Crown - Season 1
For the one other thing that has eluded me and gnaws away at my heart. from The Crown - Season 1
For there you have been and there you will always long to return." from The Crown - Season 1
For you to... summon Churchill and... from The Crown - Season 1
For you, sir. from The Crown - Season 1
For your benefit entirely. from The Crown - Season 1
For your sake. from The Crown - Season 1
Forbidden to bring my own wife, to pay respects to my dear, late brother from The Crown - Season 1
Foreign office first, let's surprise Anthony. from The Crown - Season 1
Foreign Secretary. from The Crown - Season 1
Forget death by lung disease, it's death by bad conversation. from The Crown - Season 1
Forward thinking government this country has ever seen. from The Crown - Season 1
Fought for me during that terrible time. from The Crown - Season 1
Frankly, there are more pressing matters to deal with. from The Crown - Season 1
From a constitutional standpoint. from The Crown - Season 1
From God himself." from The Crown - Season 1
From major London railway stations. from The Crown - Season 1
From this day forward... from The Crown - Season 1
Generally, we're better at queens than kings. from The Crown - Season 1
Gina! Carina! from The Crown - Season 1
Gina! Carina! from The Crown - Season 1
Given the choice, you know he'd never let him out of his sight. from The Crown - Season 1
Given these circumstances, I'd be interested to hear the PM's views from The Crown - Season 1
Go now! from The Crown - Season 1
Go on. from The Crown - Season 1
Go on. Be candid. from The Crown - Season 1
God bless you all. from The Crown - Season 1
God save the King. from The Crown - Season 1
God Save the Queen. from The Crown - Season 1
Good boy. from The Crown - Season 1
Good for him! You didn't hear me say that. from The Crown - Season 1
Good for nothing but school dinners and nursery food. from The Crown - Season 1
Good God. from The Crown - Season 1
Good God. from The Crown - Season 1
Good God. from The Crown - Season 1
Good man. from The Crown - Season 1
Good morning, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
Good morning, Your Majesty. 7:30, sir from The Crown - Season 1
Good. from The Crown - Season 1
Good. Good. from The Crown - Season 1
Goodness me. from The Crown - Season 1
Goodness. And what will you be doing in the meantime? from The Crown - Season 1
Great things have happened to this country under the sceptres of her queens from The Crown - Season 1
Gutte schön. from The Crown - Season 1
Had he been granted more time to complete your education. from The Crown - Season 1
Had you considered that? from The Crown - Season 1
Half a gold ring, darling. Half a gold ring, gentlemen. from The Crown - Season 1
Happier life. from The Crown - Season 1
Hardly. from The Crown - Season 1
Has fewer, but still significant, blockages. from The Crown - Season 1
Has no military associations. from The Crown - Season 1
Has Winston no shame? from The Crown - Season 1
Have a look at this for me, will you? from The Crown - Season 1
Have attempted to reduce emissions from The Crown - Season 1
Have they told you terrible things, your colleagues downstairs? from The Crown - Season 1
Have unfolded under their scepters. from The Crown - Season 1
Have we not enough qualified pilots to take him where he needs to go? from The Crown - Season 1
Having left the El Adem airfield in Libya at five this morning. from The Crown - Season 1
Having Mountbatten as the name of the Royal house, from The Crown - Season 1
Having your first born son, Charles, as the first Mountbatten king... from The Crown - Season 1
He and his wife have nasty little nicknames for all of us. from The Crown - Season 1
He apologizes for the lack of warning, but said it was important. from The Crown - Season 1
He asked me to stress the importance of the matter. from The Crown - Season 1
He can't look at anything without seeing its faults. from The Crown - Season 1
He could throw himself into his work without undue stress and, and, and worry. from The Crown - Season 1
He fell asleep, from The Crown - Season 1
He felt the social connections would be better. from The Crown - Season 1
He focuses almost entirely from The Crown - Season 1
He had five months. from The Crown - Season 1
He has done nothing for this family. from The Crown - Season 1
He is interested in only one thing. from The Crown - Season 1
He is very much tired from all the emotion of yesterday from The Crown - Season 1
He really is rather ingenious like that, actually. from The Crown - Season 1
He really was the perfect son. from The Crown - Season 1
He said he'd put it to Cabinet and I said there was nothing to discuss. from The Crown - Season 1
He talked a great deal about his recovery. Lots of mentions of "bouncing back". from The Crown - Season 1
He was wearing rouge. from The Crown - Season 1
He would also say that he watched his own family destroyed, from The Crown - Season 1
He would argue that in any equitable modern society, from The Crown - Season 1
He's getting stronger every day. from The Crown - Season 1
He's insisted the country keep burning coal irresponsibly this winter, from The Crown - Season 1
He's just feeling a little grounded. Ignore it. from The Crown - Season 1
He's outrageous. from The Crown - Season 1
He's stuck in the land that time forgot. from The Crown - Season 1
He's the party leader. from The Crown - Season 1
He's upstairs with the doctors. from The Crown - Season 1
Hello? from The Crown - Season 1
Hello? Charteris. Yes? from The Crown - Season 1
Hello. from The Crown - Season 1
Help is what is needed. Urgently. from The Crown - Season 1
Hence my discouragement of the offer. from The Crown - Season 1
Her daughter, Queen Elizabeth, is now queen, so she is... from The Crown - Season 1
Her father is a clergyman. From Suffolk. from The Crown - Season 1
Here I am. from The Crown - Season 1
Here we go. from The Crown - Season 1
Hey, hey, hey! Over here! Over here! from The Crown - Season 1
Hey, hey, stay with me. Away! Away! from The Crown - Season 1
His late Majesty was a hero from The Crown - Season 1
His Majesty was, like his father before him, from The Crown - Season 1
His Majesty will return from the shoot at 4 p.m. from The Crown - Season 1
His Majesty wondered if you'd mind accompanying him from The Crown - Season 1
His Majesty's back to himself again. from The Crown - Season 1
His name was David. from The Crown - Season 1
His real name... you'll not need reminding, from The Crown - Season 1
His Royal Highness, Prince Ernst August of Hanover, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
His Royal Highness, the Duke of Windsor, Your Majesty. from The Crown - Season 1
Hm. Judging by where you ended up, I'd say the plan worked. from The Crown - Season 1
Hm. That's something. from The Crown - Season 1
Hmm. from The Crown - Season 1
Hold on, would you? from The Crown - Season 1
Hospitals are filling up, from The Crown - Season 1
Hospitals are overflowing. People dying. from The Crown - Season 1
How can you do that? from The Crown - Season 1
How cold and thin lipped, from The Crown - Season 1
How dumpy and plain. from The Crown - Season 1
How joyless and loveless. from The Crown - Season 1
How long would it take me to get my wings? from The Crown - Season 1
How much longer are you going to give the old man? from The Crown - Season 1
How was the king? from The Crown - Season 1
How you lost the election escapes me. from The Crown - Season 1
How's your fellow? from The Crown - Season 1
Husband and father. from The Crown - Season 1
Hyde Park Corner. He'll understand. from The Crown - Season 1
I a brother. from The Crown - Season 1
I already have, sir. The answer is yes. from The Crown - Season 1
I also have sympathy with the leader articles in the newspapers today, from The Crown - Season 1
I also have sympathy with the leader articles in the newspapers today, from The Crown - Season 1
I also know that no one will bring up your resignation from The Crown - Season 1
I am also aware of the feelings generated by continued close proximity from The Crown - Season 1
I am an old man. from The Crown - Season 1
I am no longer the queen, I am simply Queen Mary. from The Crown - Season 1
I argued that His Majesty should be told at the time. from The Crown - Season 1
I barely got a word in. from The Crown - Season 1
I believe I would be doing the British public and this country a service from The Crown - Season 1
I can be a monster. Did they say that? from The Crown - Season 1
I can't imagine how difficult it must be for you. from The Crown - Season 1
I can't just push him out. from The Crown - Season 1
I can't sleep. from The Crown - Season 1
I can't sleep. from The Crown - Season 1
I cannot do it. I will not do it. from The Crown - Season 1
I come all this way, back to this gaping wound of a country, from The Crown - Season 1
I come directly from Broadlands. from The Crown - Season 1
I did. from The Crown - Season 1
I didn't mean to them. I meant to me. from The Crown - Season 1
I didn't want Her Majesty to suffer the embarrassment of a refusal. from The Crown - Season 1
I do have the right to be consulted, to encourage, to warn. from The Crown - Season 1
I do. from The Crown - Season 1
I do. As a matter of fact, I think it would do him good. from The Crown - Season 1
I do. We all do. from The Crown - Season 1
I don't expect you to accept the post. from The Crown - Season 1
I don't know what you're referring to. from The Crown - Season 1
I don't think that's entirely necessary. from The Crown - Season 1
I don't want you to miss a single thing. from The Crown - Season 1
I fear the Greeks even when they bring gifts." from The Crown - Season 1
I gather half the Downing Street staff didn't? from The Crown - Season 1
I got home last night to find this on the kitchen table. from The Crown - Season 1
I grant you and the heirs, male of your body, from The Crown - Season 1
I groomed him every step of the way. from The Crown - Season 1
I had hoped all this might wait. from The Crown - Season 1
I had hoped I'd seen the back of this place. from The Crown - Season 1
I had to see you. from The Crown - Season 1
I have a proposed date which has been run past Cabinet and approved. from The Crown - Season 1
I have an appointment to see my grandmother. from The Crown - Season 1
I have considered resigning for Anthony's sake. from The Crown - Season 1
I have crossed the Atlantic for the funeral of a dear brother, from The Crown - Season 1
I have defended you so many times. Each time to my cost and in vain. from The Crown - Season 1
I have seen three great monarchies brought down through their failure from The Crown - Season 1
I have to give way to Sir Tommy Lascelles. from The Crown - Season 1
I have to make a decision about Christmas. from The Crown - Season 1
I have two questions. from The Crown - Season 1
I have. from The Crown - Season 1
I hereby declare my will and pleasure from The Crown - Season 1
I honestly believe he never thought of himself at all. from The Crown - Season 1
I intend to keep that appointment. from The Crown - Season 1
I invite you to form a government in my name. from The Crown - Season 1
I just received word from Buckingham Palace. from The Crown - Season 1
I know he's Winston Churchill and all that, but remember who you are. from The Crown - Season 1
I know how much my father depended on you. from The Crown - Season 1
I know how you loved your papa, my son. from The Crown - Season 1
I know one shouldn't believe everything one hears... from The Crown - Season 1
I know you would have me call a vote of no confidence, from The Crown - Season 1
I know you've missed our life there. from The Crown - Season 1
I know your party wants you to resign to make way for a younger man. from The Crown - Season 1
I know. from The Crown - Season 1
I know. I won't forget. from The Crown - Season 1
I mentioned this to the Queen... from The Crown - Season 1
I might expect some... soreness, from The Crown - Season 1
I need an expert to cut through the jargon. from The Crown - Season 1
I no longer am Albert Windsor. from The Crown - Season 1
I offer that in the spirit of maternal advice from The Crown - Season 1
I realize we've had our differences in the past. from The Crown - Season 1
I received a telephone call today from Bobbety Salisbury. from The Crown - Season 1
I regret to tell you, that talk, ugly talk, from The Crown - Season 1
I saw that. from The Crown - Season 1
I saw that. from The Crown - Season 1
I see. from The Crown - Season 1
I see. from The Crown - Season 1
I see. You're just going to walk into Downing Street and whisper in his ear. from The Crown - Season 1
I seem to have bounced back a lot quicker than people expected. from The Crown - Season 1
I shall be making mental notes. from The Crown - Season 1
I should be delighted to accept. from The Crown - Season 1
I should make more of an effort with him. from The Crown - Season 1
I so looked forward every Tuesday to my audiences with your... from The Crown - Season 1
I speak from personal experience. from The Crown - Season 1
I still think no man should be punished for love. from The Crown - Season 1
I suppose it's still a "no"? from The Crown - Season 1
I suppose one can always open the windows. from The Crown - Season 1
I tell you, I woke up this morning feeling like a new man. from The Crown - Season 1
I think so. from The Crown - Season 1
I think they'd have preferred a nice, pink faced marquis from The Crown - Season 1
I think you should enjoy it, sir. from The Crown - Season 1
I thought we might attend to the Cabinet papers from The Crown - Season 1
I thought we were in this together. from The Crown - Season 1
I thought we'd have longer. from The Crown - Season 1
I thought Wolferton Splash. from The Crown - Season 1
I thought you hated that place. from The Crown - Season 1
I thought you was all queens. They gave me a sheet. from The Crown - Season 1
I took it to Cabinet and, as expected, the answer was unanimous, from The Crown - Season 1
I understand, sir. from The Crown - Season 1
I understand. from The Crown - Season 1
I want to be in a successful marriage. from The Crown - Season 1
I want you to make the right decision. from The Crown - Season 1
I was hoping for something more scientific. from The Crown - Season 1
I was listening to the wireless this morning, from The Crown - Season 1
I was only thinking of papa. from The Crown - Season 1
I was speaking with Jock Colville's wife. from The Crown - Season 1
I was the most senior member of that family. The King! from The Crown - Season 1
I was the queen so long as my husband the king was alive, but since he died, from The Crown - Season 1
I was wondering if you would consider stepping into my shoes, so to speak. from The Crown - Season 1
I wish him, and you, his people, happiness and prosperity... from The Crown - Season 1
I wish to address my people. It's my right. from The Crown - Season 1
I would argue, stability under this roof might even be in the national interest. from The Crown - Season 1
I would suggest by commissioning a public enquiry. from The Crown - Season 1
I would. from The Crown - Season 1
I, Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.. from The Crown - Season 1
I, whose youth was passed in the august, unchallenged from The Crown - Season 1
I... from The Crown - Season 1
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I'd assumed that following the death of His Late Majesty, from The Crown - Season 1
I'd be happy to share glide ratios and adiabatic lapse rates with you. from The Crown - Season 1
I'd call him by his name, if he had one. from The Crown - Season 1
I'd know it came from the heart. from The Crown - Season 1
I'd like to take flying lessons. from The Crown - Season 1
I'd want my husband at home at Christmas with his children. from The Crown - Season 1
I'll be back soon. from The Crown - Season 1
I'll be here for a few days after the funeral from The Crown - Season 1
I'll escort her down from here. from The Crown - Season 1
I'll get it to Downing Street right away. from The Crown - Season 1
I'll tell you yours, if you ask me nicely. from The Crown - Season 1
I'll write to Papa. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm a fast learner, and believe me when I say I've got nothing else to do. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm afraid not, ma'am. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm afraid the visibility is too poor to drive, ma'am. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm determined she shall have it. I'm determined she is shown respect. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm going to tell my mother not to send you. I won't. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm happy to say the procedure went well, from The Crown - Season 1
I'm not a scientist. I can't say I understand it. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm not sure if her Majesty is aware, from The Crown - Season 1
I'm not sure that my husband would agree with that. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm not. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm so sorry. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm sorry, I know he's your son. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm sorry. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm sorry. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm sorry. from The Crown - Season 1
I'm your guide. I'll take you to Treetops. from The Crown - Season 1
I've arranged for there to be hot water bottles, sir. from The Crown - Season 1
I've been very lucky in that regard with your mother. from The Crown - Season 1
I've come to make a final representation. from The Crown - Season 1
I've had the BBC on the phone again. from The Crown - Season 1
I've missed our weekly chats. from The Crown - Season 1
I've never forgotten the way in which you defended me, from The Crown - Season 1
I've ordered tea. Or something stronger, perhaps. from The Crown - Season 1
I've read the Aeneid, Mr. Thurman. from The Crown - Season 1
I've told him the Royal house Mountbatten is in the bag. from The Crown - Season 1
If Her Majesty could lean forward. from The Crown - Season 1
If I helped to usher him out of the door, and you back in. from The Crown - Season 1
If I were to help you in this matter with her, from The Crown - Season 1
If it's too hazardous to drive... then there's only one thing to be done. from The Crown - Season 1
If not on an official level, then on a personal one. from The Crown - Season 1
If Papa's condition should continue to improve, from The Crown - Season 1
If there's anything you wanted to ask me, just fire away. from The Crown - Season 1
If you are in agreement, ma'am, we thought that the Duke of Windsor from The Crown - Season 1
If you go and play with grandpapa, I'll be right over. Good boy. from The Crown - Season 1
If you say so. from The Crown - Season 1
If you'll allow me. from The Crown - Season 1
If you're presiding over the meeting on behalf of the PM, from The Crown - Season 1
If Your Majesty has no objection, from The Crown - Season 1
If your... from The Crown - Season 1
Imagine. I'm checking curtain fabrics in an hour. from The Crown - Season 1
Impeccable timing. from The Crown - Season 1
Important call from London, ma'am. from The Crown - Season 1
In case you're wondering, I haven't anything specific to say. from The Crown - Season 1
In exchange for a foreign office briefing? from The Crown - Season 1
In fact, I've never heard of us getting one at all. from The Crown - Season 1
In here? from The Crown - Season 1
In holy matrimony. from The Crown - Season 1
In one of these things. from The Crown - Season 1
In parts of the capital, there is now a total breakdown of law and order. from The Crown - Season 1
In public life, the answer is, I have. from The Crown - Season 1
In return for one I'm already doing you. from The Crown - Season 1
In sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life, from The Crown - Season 1
In the end, death came as a friend from The Crown - Season 1
In the happy company of his wife and youngest daughter. from The Crown - Season 1
In the light of this, she wondered whether you might consider from The Crown - Season 1
In the war, we used mathematicians to decode the indecipherable. from The Crown - Season 1
In this country I have a feeling you'll be no exception. from The Crown - Season 1
In which capacity? You're no longer their king. from The Crown - Season 1
In which case, I would suggest you are, somewhat, in my debt. from The Crown - Season 1
Indeed he could be seen to be responsible for that crisis. from The Crown - Season 1
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Independence is sweeping across the continent. from The Crown - Season 1
Insist that he go. from The Crown - Season 1
Instead they go on about the lung resection. from The Crown - Season 1
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Is Buckingham Palace. from The Crown - Season 1
Is included in your box tomorrow, from The Crown - Season 1
Is no longer leading us at all. from The Crown - Season 1
Is not able to deal with a national crisis. from The Crown - Season 1
Is wait. It's all right. I was a mechanic during the war. from The Crown - Season 1
It appears Miss MacDonald neglected to pack a black dress. from The Crown - Season 1
It concerns the Duke of Edinburgh. from The Crown - Season 1
It could be years. from The Crown - Season 1
It did not take into account the female descendants. from The Crown - Season 1
It doesn't feel right, as Head of State, to do nothing. from The Crown - Season 1