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Clips from Victoria - The Queen's Husband (S01E01)

just as they are for perhaps a year or so...

"just as they are for perhaps a year or so..."

Victoria

...how I might do that.

"...how I might do that."

Victoria

Oh.

"Oh."

Victoria

Of course.

"Of course."

Victoria

But my sister's married and she writes to me very frankly.

"But my sister's married and she writes to me very frankly."

Victoria

Ten times?

"Ten times?"

Victoria

We would be most honoured by your presence, Your Royal Highness.

"We would be most honoured by your presence, Your Royal Highness."

Victoria

Victoria, I have decided to attend the Anti-Slavery convention.

"Victoria, I have decided to attend the Anti-Slavery convention."

Victoria

And I hope to say a few words of my own.

"And I hope to say a few words of my own."

Victoria

And it will be a great honour, sir.

"And it will be a great honour, sir."

Victoria

It is a subject about which I feel very strongly, meine Liebe,

"It is a subject about which I feel very strongly, meine Liebe,"

Victoria

Are you following me? You're not meant to be here.

"Are you following me? You're not meant to be here."

Victoria

I know you went to Seven Dials and I know you found it closed to visitors.

"I know you went to Seven Dials and I know you found it closed to visitors."

Victoria

How?

"How?"

Victoria

A chef has a nose for the most interesting ingredients.

"A chef has a nose for the most interesting ingredients."

Victoria

The thing is, Miss Skerrett, I have friends in Seven Dials.

"The thing is, Miss Skerrett, I have friends in Seven Dials."

Victoria

Friends who do not let the Peelers stand in their way.

"Friends who do not let the Peelers stand in their way."

Victoria

Is there something I can do for you?

"Is there something I can do for you?"

Victoria

I don't know. What's in it for you?

"I don't know. What's in it for you?"

Victoria

I can think of something.

"I can think of something."

Victoria

Anson. I have written what I wish to say in German

"Anson. I have written what I wish to say in German"

Victoria

Also, I believe it may be rather too long.

"Also, I believe it may be rather too long."

Victoria

I think if you were proposing to publish an essay, sir...

"I think if you were proposing to publish an essay, sir..."

Victoria

Would you erm...

"Would you erm..."

Victoria

like me to abridge it for you, sir, and... put it into English?

"like me to abridge it for you, sir, and... put it into English?"

Victoria

I would be most grateful. Your German is far superior to my English.

"I would be most grateful. Your German is far superior to my English."

Victoria

It's a very brave undertaking, if I may say so, sir.

"It's a very brave undertaking, if I may say so, sir."

Victoria

You think I'm foolhardy? I see.

"You think I'm foolhardy? I see."

Victoria

But ever since I arrived in this country,

"But ever since I arrived in this country,"

Victoria

I have been judged by people who know nothing of my true character.

"I have been judged by people who know nothing of my true character."

Victoria

They laugh at my clothes, they sneer at my accent.

"They laugh at my clothes, they sneer at my accent."

Victoria

I have seen cartoons when I am drawn as a sausage.

"I have seen cartoons when I am drawn as a sausage."

Victoria

it should be for something I believe in.

"it should be for something I believe in."

Victoria

"Cowards die many times before their deaths."

""Cowards die many times before their deaths.""

Victoria

"The valiant never taste of death but once."

""The valiant never taste of death but once.""

Victoria

Julius Caesar. Act Two, Scene Two.

"Julius Caesar. Act Two, Scene Two."

Victoria

Ha.

"Ha."

Victoria

This bar-bar-ous trade is repugnant to Christianity

"This bar-bar-ous trade is repugnant to Christianity"

Victoria

and the blackest stain upon civilised...

"and the blackest stain upon civilised..."

Victoria

You don't have to make a speech.

"You don't have to make a speech."

Victoria

And as to your position...

"And as to your position..."

Victoria

I may have a solution to that.

"I may have a solution to that."

Victoria

But you'll have to wait and see.

"But you'll have to wait and see."

Victoria

- I can make you tell me, you know. - I'd like to see you try!

"- I can make you tell me, you know. - I'd like to see you try!"

Victoria

- Tell me. - No.

"- Tell me. - No."

Victoria

One, two, three, four, five,

"One, two, three, four, five,"

Victoria

six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

"six, seven, eight, nine, ten."

Victoria

His Royal Highness, the Duke of Sussex.

"His Royal Highness, the Duke of Sussex."

Victoria

Uncle.

"Uncle."

Victoria

It's no use, Victoria. I am not going to change my mind.

"It's no use, Victoria. I am not going to change my mind."

Victoria

Lord knows...

"Lord knows..."

Victoria

my life has not been a happy one...

"my life has not been a happy one..."

Victoria

...but I am the son of a King and I will not give up my birthright.

"...but I am the son of a King and I will not give up my birthright."

Victoria

I want to talk to you about your wife, Uncle.

"I want to talk to you about your wife, Uncle."

Victoria

You want to talk about Cecilia?

"You want to talk about Cecilia?"

Victoria

If you are going to tell me that my marriage is illegal

"If you are going to tell me that my marriage is illegal"

Victoria

because I did not have the sovereign's consent,

"because I did not have the sovereign's consent,"

Victoria

then I believe you are nine years too late.

"then I believe you are nine years too late."

Victoria

I was thinking...

"I was thinking..."

Victoria

I should like to meet your wife.

"I should like to meet your wife."

Victoria

- You would? - Yes.

"- You would? - Yes."

Victoria

that spouses are given the respect they are due.

"that spouses are given the respect they are due."

Victoria

That is most gracious, Ma'am.

"That is most gracious, Ma'am."

Victoria

But I'm afraid it will not change my mind in the question of precedence.

"But I'm afraid it will not change my mind in the question of precedence."

Victoria

Of course, if she were to be received at court, she would need a title.

"Of course, if she were to be received at court, she would need a title."

Victoria

As your marriage is morganatic, she cannot be Duchess of Sussex,

"As your marriage is morganatic, she cannot be Duchess of Sussex,"

Victoria

but I think she could perhaps be a Duchess of say...

"but I think she could perhaps be a Duchess of say..."

Victoria

Duchess of Inverness.

"Duchess of Inverness."

Victoria

So, Uncle, do you think your wife could be agreeable?

"So, Uncle, do you think your wife could be agreeable?"

Victoria

To be received at Court as a Duchess?

"To be received at Court as a Duchess?"

Victoria

Of course, the circumstances would have to be right.

"Of course, the circumstances would have to be right."

Victoria

My wife's happiness is everything to me.

"My wife's happiness is everything to me."

Victoria

I feel the same about Albert.

"I feel the same about Albert."

Victoria

Not all your arrows miss their target.

"Not all your arrows miss their target."

Victoria

You and the Prince are so different.

"You and the Prince are so different."

Victoria

Perhaps I could help you with your aim, Duchess.

"Perhaps I could help you with your aim, Duchess."

Victoria

Straighter.

"Straighter."

Victoria

And your hips.

"And your hips."

Victoria

Hold it.

"Hold it."

Victoria

Oh, doesn't Harriet look charming?

"Oh, doesn't Harriet look charming?"

Victoria

So kind of her to stay in town with me,

"So kind of her to stay in town with me,"

Victoria

whilst her husband has gone back to Ragsby.

"whilst her husband has gone back to Ragsby."

Victoria

Indeed.

"Indeed."

Victoria

...Albi tried so hard not to cry.

"...Albi tried so hard not to cry."

Victoria

I always wanted to be there to protect him.

"I always wanted to be there to protect him."

Victoria

He is my better half, I think.

"He is my better half, I think."

Victoria

And is your other half so very bad?

"And is your other half so very bad?"

Victoria

What do you think, Duchess?

"What do you think, Duchess?"

Victoria

I think, sir, that...

"I think, sir, that..."

Victoria

you are a sheep in wolf's clothing.

"you are a sheep in wolf's clothing."

Victoria

You pretend to be what my mother would call a rake,

"You pretend to be what my mother would call a rake,"

Victoria

but underneath...

"but underneath..."

Victoria

I think you have a heart that is tender.

"I think you have a heart that is tender."

Victoria

I think... that you flatter me, Duchess.

"I think... that you flatter me, Duchess."

Victoria

No, sir. I just describe what I see.

"No, sir. I just describe what I see."

Victoria

As President of the British And Foreign Anti-Slavery Society,

"As President of the British And Foreign Anti-Slavery Society,"

Victoria

This bar-bar-ous trade is repugnant to the spirit of Christianity.

"This bar-bar-ous trade is repugnant to the spirit of Christianity."

Victoria

Thank you.

"Thank you."

Victoria

This...

"This..."

Victoria

barbarous trade is repugnant to the spirit of Christianity

"barbarous trade is repugnant to the spirit of Christianity"

Victoria

and the blackest stain upon civilised Europe.

"and the blackest stain upon civilised Europe."

Victoria

Very good, sir. And erm...

"Very good, sir. And erm..."

Victoria

remember you must... speak up.

"remember you must... speak up."

Victoria

Exeter Hall is a large venue,

"Exeter Hall is a large venue,"

Victoria

and I believe they're expecting more than 3,000 people.

"and I believe they're expecting more than 3,000 people."

Victoria

So many?

"So many?"

Victoria

It is a cause that has great support here across all parties and interests.

"It is a cause that has great support here across all parties and interests."

Victoria

It's not often that you find such accord.

"It's not often that you find such accord."

Victoria

the Foreign Secretary, be attending,

"the Foreign Secretary, be attending,"

Victoria

but also Sir Robert Peel, who as you know, sir, is a Tory.

"but also Sir Robert Peel, who as you know, sir, is a Tory."

Victoria

Though I believe he was instrumental in reducing my allowance by 20,000.

"Though I believe he was instrumental in reducing my allowance by 20,000."

Victoria

Victoria does not like him.

"Victoria does not like him."

Victoria

Sir Robert Peel will be Prime Minister one day.

"Sir Robert Peel will be Prime Minister one day."

Victoria

And you believe she should overcome her dislike.

"And you believe she should overcome her dislike."

Victoria

I see.

"I see."

Victoria

You think you can run faster than the constable?

"You think you can run faster than the constable?"

Victoria

Yeah!

"Yeah!"

Victoria

Hey, stop, you little thief!

"Hey, stop, you little thief!"

Victoria

Nein. Nein. Bringt eine andere.

"Nein. Nein. Bringt eine andere."

Victoria

Exactly the man I would like to see.

"Exactly the man I would like to see."

Victoria

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