This drama is too good, it has established the characters of all the characters in the first 15 minutes! From Phillip's sentence "I signed myself off.", the hidden dangers of the first family's future were shown. The joke also made the audience feel the image of a romantic and unruly prince. At this time, Elizabeth's eyes were a little flustered, thinking The tension and excitement during the wedding vows can be seen from the Queen's shyness when she was young and her lack of self-confidence in this relationship. At this time, she only wanted to be a good wife, and the king's jam at the granting ceremony immediately seemed like A continuation of The King's Speech. On the other hand, the cheers outside before Churchill arrived made me think it was the bride, but I didn't expect it to be Churchill. This foreshadowing is intriguing, and a "wait" action, which was only strutting into the scene when the music in the church sounded, both It reflects the wittiness of the politician and his popularity among the people and the political arena, and his subsequent re-election became a matter of course. The description and characterization of these details are so wonderful, there is hardly a single nonsense or a pointless shot. I won't talk about it, but I deliberately turned over the photos of the queen when she got married. It's really a highly restored conscience drama!
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