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Disraeli-The Great Game 7.7
Disraeli: The portrait of a romantic.
Disraeli's stature in the party continues to grow and he manages to gain the favor of Queen Victoria and her consort Prince Albert. The Great Game - politics - continues to be Disraeli's great passion, whether he finds himself in or out of government. His great foe, the Liberals' Gladstone, proves to be a staunch and unwavering opponent who, despite the similarity of their views, is unprepared to work with Disraeli on issues in which they share similar opinions.
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Disraeli's stature in the party continues to grow and he manages to gain the favor of Queen Victoria and her consort Prince Albert. The Great Game - politics - continues to be Disraeli's great passion, whether he finds himself in or out of government. His great foe, the Liberals' Gladstone, proves to be a staunch and unwavering opponent who, despite the similarity of their views, is unprepared to work with Disraeli on issues in which they share similar opinions.
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"Political thought must develop, even in the Conservative Party" - another crushingly witty and apt line from the genius.
A Grizzly Bear?!
A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. 19th December 1843. Merry Christmas Mr Scrooge. Ba Humbug!
Are they singing in german
De qual filme ou série é essa cena ? Por favor
It is interesting that it was Prince Albert that brought the German tradition of the Christmas tree to Great Britain. Oh Tannenbaum, Oh Tannenbaum.
Queen Charlotte, Victoria's grandmother, was from Germany as well so Queen Victoria grew up with this but her husband took it to the next level.
Thank you!
What is this from????
I can’t believe people used to dance like that.
I'm sorry, but I can't help but thinking of Disraeli here becoming frustrated, losing it and going Al Swearengen at Victoria and Albert.
Prefer Judi dench as vic
Iconic sttutff
I am glad in 2021 we no longer trust corporations to governor. Covid jab anyone
amen de reina era 1 coneja
this actually happened. Bismarck did tell his entire plan but no one took him seriously ofcourse
I looked up this series on Wiki, and it was a 4-part series originally. That explains the strange way these 7 parts were pieced together. I think it ended the way it does here.
There is a certain hypnotic quality about Ian McShane.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_McShane
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Where can I find the full series also it would be awesome to see a revived version
Hi, any luck in finding it? I too would like to watch it
Yeah, someone uploaded each episode of it. I made a playlist too for convenience czcams.com/play/PLMtLhMZ-3mQbwa_ZrRFTJCJhF8Hrhx3Fp.html
I can't believe she married her 1st cousin. That is so odd.
What was the year of this series? I missed it totally.
It aired on Masterpiece Theatre in 1980
Following Footprints Thanks a lot!
He was a good kid that Bismark, a good family too.
Where is 1,7 in this series ?
www.dailymotion.com/video/x368a4x
He didn't say one four letter word
Does anyone actually understand what the hell these people are talking about when they speak?
@@spiritualfreedom5372 I understand it better than what people of today speak.
I feel cheated - my 2nd great grandfather was born yet - he doesn't arrive until 1854!
Bismarck achieved his goals and made Germany the Elephant of Europe only rivaled by the British Whale.
Victoria looks like a commoner in here
How can I get this series?
Fuck you
What is da name of movie
Did he voice Pinky in Pinky and the Brain?
What movie is this from??
DISRAELI 1978 TV SERIES
@@DVDVHSCOLLECTOR thanks brother much appreciated
The hell Bismarck actually told all that! Stupid scene.
Why is it so stupid to you is it because you can't fathom it
He did man. He actually did. Its in his biography. But not with Rothschild present. Bismarck's game was at a different level. Historians still struggle to understand exactly what he thought.
Its called REALpolitik for a reason, Bismarck unlike many of the general staff and the future Emperor Wilhelm wasn't outrightly Anglophobic but rather understood the importance of British support for any Prussian and later German aims or at least neutrality. He needed the British to stay out of Germany's eternal conflict with France, involvement of the British would prove disastrous for Germany in the then theoretical continental war, so it is very much within Bismarck's character to do anything to appease the Anglos including breaking his character infamously secretive to accomplish this.
Classic Jude Law
Does he say ma’am or mom?
Ma'am
Ian McShane has such a terrific voice. I could listen to him all day.
Once there were great prime ministers
british movie industry was never short of good "Snob" actors to play the roles of , well "Good Snobs"!
Because Bismark had a plan. Bismark always had a plan.
Somehow, I don't think Bismark would have given away his plan to anyone in the UK.
Ah! A gentleman of culture, I see!
@@andrewlankford9634 It literally happened. Try reading about it
Everyone has a plan, until they get punched in the mouth.
@@Dabhach1 You can't punch a chancellor made of Iron. Austria and France tried, and it left Bismarck with "Blood and iron". 😉
It's funny how politics hasn't changed.
I've done conservation on the very carriage door that Mary Anne shut on her hand in real life :)
That is brilliant, well done.
george ash sarcasm or no 😂
@@claudiahayes8833 No sarcasm, but in the world of the internet it is fair to ask. I once went to Disraeli's house many years ago and really enjoyed it.
george ash thank you!! We’ll always have you back! (Decorated for Christmas at the moment!)
@@claudiahayes8833 I will have to try and comeback and bring my nephew with me, so I can show him the history. Keep up the good work.
The acting makes me cringe
calihartley2010 Why? It’s not my job.
This is English acting.....so much better then Hollywood!
This is basically stage acting done on TV, which is why some might perceive it as melodramatic or cringy. I've always been a theatregoer and so have no problem with it. P.S. There isn't really "English acting" and "Hollywood acting"; there's Classical acting and Method acting. But some American actors in Hollywood are classically trained, and some English actors are Method, so it's not so clear-cut.
@@detectivefiction3701 very interesting thanks for the info
what is the name of this film?
Disraeli was the first to propose an Aryan semitk alliance, to create "a superior caucasian race, destined to rule the world with British power" His father encouraged him to learn jesuit doctrine and the Hebrew centered sacred mysteries of the middle east. He and his father with the aid of their Patron Sir Walton Scott went on to create "Odinism" the Nordic Occult tradition Hitler and his Nazis would later embrace. Jakob Rothschild bought the Seuz Canal through Disraeli who was no doubt a scionist agent. The irony being that greater izrail matches the territories of Assyrian Babylon and Trumps pe those and epstains properties are full of hellenistic artwork depicting Apollon the destroyer
If ignorance were a virtue, you'd be a saint.
Yes. Now it all makes sense. Thanks for explaining.
Aryans are from iran
Wow, that was the most splendid display of bullshit artistry I've ever heard. You should get a Nobel Prize for that.
Where is the fucking first part ? Why is it deleted ? What the fucking fuck ? Ooh.. mark my words humanity, you gonna pay for this crime !!!!!!
Can someone give me the name of this movie or TV show? I'm not familiar with it.
Outstanding performance by Peter Ustinov in the role of William IV. From the 2001 BBC two-part drama "Victoria & Albert" (2001) czcams.com/video/yqKSyHjt4lg/video.html
Great fall of the East India Company.
I would love to see Ian McShane reprise this role in a mini-series on Disraeli's last few years.
the youngest child in this scene is princess Louise, later duchess of Argyll