Dec 3, 2023
Life of a Princess.
Beau Gadsdon, Vanessa Kirby, Helena Bonham Carter & Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret in The Crown.
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Life of a Princess.
Beau Gadsdon, Vanessa Kirby, Helena Bonham Carter & Lesley Manville as Princess Margaret in The Crown.
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âUnpopular opinion, but I am really glad that Margaret did not marry Peter Townsend. He seemed like a sleazy and opportunistic individual. Still, Margaret definitely deserved better than that trifling and manipulative Antony Amstrong-Jones.â - Submitted by Anonymous
Mr Peter Townsend being legendary. đśđśđ
LESLEY MANVILLE & TIMOTHY DALTON as Princess Margaret & Peter Townsend THE CROWNâ|âSeries 5 Ep. 4 Annus Horribilis
I feel like thereâs a Peter Townsend joke to be made but Iâm not smart enough to think of one
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âNo life goes on forever. Recently, I had that made clear to me by my doctor. Around the same time, I heard a radio interview with you, and I suppose I wanted to know if our love, in the context of a whole life, had been a fleeting oneâŚor a lasting one.â
Margaret x Peter Âť The Crown 5x04 Annus Horribilis
On a Sunday near Ebb and Flow, Cape Province, the King and his family had another of their rare âwhole holidaysâ. Matins were held, with all of us sitting round a long table, in a shaded grove, (which had been previously cleared of a dozen deadly puff-adders). Afterwards, the King and his family embarked in a small boat; they were accompanied by the Minister of Transport and his wife, whose combined weight - no mean one - gave the royal boat a decided list as it navigated towards the place where a braaivleis (barbecue) had been arranged. The braaivleis over, the Royal Family and everyone else stretched out on the grass and dozed off.
Not long afterwards, a loud snoring woke me; it was the King, who lay on his back, dead to the world, affectionately watched by his elder daughter. He slept on another ten minutes, while, one by one, people around him stirred and sat up. Then he himself awoke, with that shy, boyish look he always had when slightly embarrassed. In a moment he was on his feet and striding off on a walk through the bush, leaving his youngest daughter, Margaret, still fast asleep.
PETER TOWNSEND - Time and Chance (1978)
[this incident took place during the 1947 tour of South Africa]
I tried not to cry on this scene, but...
*sad sobbing noises*