Michael Fagan Asks The Queen to Take Measures | The Crown (Olivia Colman, Tom Brooke)
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- čas přidán 19. 05. 2024
- Michael Fagan (Tom Brooke) invades the Queen's bedroom and tells her she's his last resort. He asks Elizabeth (Olivia Colman) to take action against Margaret Thatcher's government for the people of Britain's rights.
From Season 4, Episode 5: Fagan
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Ohh you cut the best part: "is it lovely? "not really.."
In reality, he entered her bedroom ay 7:15 am and woke her up (unintentionally), and she fled the room immediately. She phoned the palace switchboard for police, but none arrived. She summoned a maid in the corridor and sent her to get security. The footman on duty (who had been walking her dogs) arrived, followed by two policemen who removed Fagan. At no time did the Queen and Fagan converse.
Okay. This is fiction anyway, so does it really matter?
@@twosunies Unfortunately, too many people take biopics like this as fact. And, why invent something that didn't happen? Why not present it just as it did?
@@daniel_sc1024 It's called a story telling. After all, the Crown is a drama not a documentary. The intruder is just a plot device based on the real event to tell the story. The narrative here is to show that the working class people is not happy with Thatcher, but the Queen can't intervene the politics to help or not help them for whatever reason.
@@daniel_sc1024Because its a drama and drama needs...drama..duuhh
how have you substantiated this version? not that it sounds implausible, but I've had little to no luck finding any detailed information regarding the intrusion.
This episode reminded me of how hard times were for a lot of people. Not just in The Uk but in North America. Especially in the industrial Midwest where millions lost their jobs, homes, families. Myths of the so called “Reagan Recovery” were just that: Myths. Myths about “Welfare Queens and “You got laid off because it was “YOUR FAULT. I was just out of high school and the only job I could find was washing dishes in restaurants. At one of those jobs, one of the cooks had a masters degree in chemical engineering. And he was a line cook. It was rough for me but I was living with my parents and had a roof over my head, clothes on my back and food in my stomach. A lot of people didn’t.
The 1980s, especially the early 80s, was a very cruel time for a lot of people.
thanks to Jimmy Carter..
The economy got bad under Carter. It was the results of the Iranian Revolution and The Hostage Crisis. Iran stopped selling us oil and the economy went into a tailspin. It got worse under Reagan but by then he had cut off extended unemployment insurance, job retraining and a lot assistance that the unemployed needed to survive. And it wasn’t just them too lazy to get jobs. There were no jobs to find. Like I said, it was a very nasty time to be holding a mortgage, car loan or have a family.
@@TheFioda Except you can actually trace almost every major issue we have today back to Regan. The huge wealth gap and the dismantling of a strong working middle class: him, housing deregulation: Regan, Poor investment in American Infrastructure and the environment: All Regan. Reaganomics worked in the short term, but we have since learned - on every front, its does more harm than good in the long run because the wealthy don't share. Dismantling of unions and workers rights: all Regan. And let's not even get into his hate of the LGBTQ+ community, letting them just die out - giving an entire generation of people trauma watching their loved ones die. Oh he also must have really hated our military the way he gutted their healthcare. Unfortunately Clinton and and Bush doubled down on a lot of these policies. Obama got a little done with Healthcare but used up most of his political capital in his first term and thanks to Mitch had his hands tied during his second. And then Trump rolled back as much as he could before he had no choice but to help people due to COVID. BUt hey, he finished what Regan started and got rid of Roe Vs. Wade. Also, his housing policies are why the majority of Americans are paying 30% or more of their income just to put a roof under their head and that there is not a single county in a single state in this country where a single person can work a minimum wage and afford a one bedroom apartment on their own.
Cope
@@MysticCrossroads you know, you were right: you really have a good chance as a stand up comedian
Imaginary conversation
You don't say! An imginary conversation in a fictionalized series. Shocking!
At least she heard what he had to say. It made her aware of what was going on and Thatcher DID lose her PM position.
maybe thatcher lost her position, but the queen had nothing to do with that. basically, she listened to him, yes, but did nothing about it.
She “lost her position” 8 years later, in 1990. And this conversation never happened. Just more leftist screenwriting.
@@monicad99 she didn't talk to him she ran out of the room and got the guards
Only in TV fantasy land. In reality, they never spoke.
but that was several years later but it was a different case
Why didn´t she ask him if he wanted tea from the begining? On a more serious note, he really does sum up the heartlessness of Thatcher.
*beginning
The queen should have asked for another cup and don't say anything about his being there.
Listen Thatcher is nothing like the force of the Neo Liberalist nutters who have been enforcing their madness on us for the last 14 years or so. Even Margaret Thatcher would consider this bunch of loonies to be completely out of step.
but according to the real fagan, this wasn’t really about thatcher. This scene was quite fictionalized and the truth was that he just went therm to harm himself infront of the royals
The thing is in reality, he never came there to talk about thatcher
All complete bollocks
He had no such agenda
Is it true in real life he never talked to the Queen?
@@robertisham5279 Mark Fagan has given two different version of events as to what happened when he broke in. The Queen never said anything, like usual. In both his accounts he never once spoke about Margaret Thatcher or the government.
Democracy has good circuit-breaker that is timed helps to defend an economy from tyranny by any polytheist and illiterate indeed.
What ever became of this fellow?
He went 6 years in a mental institution.
@@walkerhaw5468 Thank you. I hope he received the help he needed.
Went on to lead a pretty successful life fortunately enough. Seems to be a monarchist through and through
Oh and I believe he's still alive. I wonder if he said anything about the Queen's passing
When you live in a complete meritocracy sometimes for people to be true winners we also have true losers.
You're literally watching a clip from The Crown, of someone born into privilege. But somehow it reminds you of complete meritocracy. The irony.
@@Joe-gf6vn The Thatcher administration is the closest administration or regime created to a complete meritocracy. Thatcher gutted funding for the royal family as well as politicians salaries.