The lower half of the crown is human nature and the other half is the system. The monarch can have the warmth to carry the emotional humanity, but the monarchy cannot. When you have passed the coronation ceremony and anointed with holy oil, you are no longer an ordinary wife, mother, sister, and She is the Queen of Great Britain and a symbol of the British royal family that has been passed down from generation to generation. As a sister, you can promise your sister to protect her love, but the queen can't; as a wife, you can get back an angry husband, but the queen can't; you can be a confidant Support Churchill, but not the Queen. In the face of human nature and rationality, not everyone can make the decision that is most in line with the queen's status like Elizabeth, so not everyone can bear the weight of the crown and the loneliness of the monarch. The whole show doesn't have a good impression on Prince Philip. I always think he looks like Voldemort without eyebrows. He is obviously not a qualified husband. While complaining about his identity, he is also evading the responsibility of the Queen's spouse from beginning to end. Responsibility. The Queen's mother and the former royal housekeeper did not help the Queen in the most effective way when she first took office, but chose to hide it. No one can truly empathize with another person's situation, and this phrase applies even more to the status of a queen. The old actor who played Churchill showed the hero's twilight but unwilling to age form and psychology to the fullest. All in all, all the characters in the play are full and three-dimensional, and the soundtrack is very atmospheric. I give five stars to this output of Great Britain.
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