#Prince Robert

[meraki-yao]

found this under a Cinderella 2021 video lmfao

[yourartmatters-itswhatgotmehere]

thank you to the person who screenshot-ed this tweet when it was still there♥

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[justarandomgirly]

Nicholas Galitzine in Cinderella (2021)

[ndcgalitzine]

if I had a nickel for every time Nicholas Galitzine played a prince and sang a Queen song in the same film, I'd have two nickels... which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice!

[pippin-katz]

i would like to thank nicholas galitzine for single-handedly inspiring me to give all of my noble/royal characters a slutty little hoop earring in one ear; truly one of my best decisions, thank you sir

[titticrazy]

Prince Robert 🥰

[rainbowskittle]

[adreciclarte4]

Prince by Robert Whitman, 1977

[starlurkerx3]

I am amazed by Nick Galitzine's acting range. Obviously I first started with RWRB, but in the past few days I've now also watched Cinderella and Purple Hearts and damn. He's like a chameleon as these characters are so different yet each so full and whole. I'm so excited to see what is next for him!

[meraki-yao]

Minor thing that's ultimately pretty insignificant but it bothers me because I'm a freaking nerd

Nick has only played two royals: Robert and Henry; George is not royalty, he is nobility

Royalty refers to the immediate family of the reigning monarch, therefore Prince Robert, son of King Rowan, and Prince Henry, grandson of King James III, are royalty

Nobility refers to individuals and their families who have inherited or have been granted a noble title. George Villiers was given dukedom by King James I, but he is obviously not from the King's immediate family, therefore he was nobility.

Actually, Nick himself descended from Russian nobility, the house of Golitsyn. Had the Russian imperial system survived, his title would have been "Prince" (lmfao), but that would be a noble prince, not a royal prince like Prince William or, heck, the kind of title Henry has. I don't think he has any blood relations to the Tsar.

Again this isn't really that important but jeez interviewers get your facts right

[yourartmatters-itswhatgotmehere]

need this to happen

[justarandomgirly]

Nicholas Galitzine in Cinderella (2021)

[keepofkandrakar]

when my family first saw camila cabello’s cinderella and got the the part where cinderella was like “oh he’s so cute!” about nicholas galitzine’s character, their reaction — word for word, in sync — was “too bad he’s gay!!”

now flash forward two years later with red, white, and royal blue….

[titticrazy]

Prince Robert!!! What a man! 🥰🥰❤️

[espressopatronum454]

so 7 Nation Army in Cinderella is probably my favorite version of the song, and if not it’s definitely up there, and I don’t think I really need to explain why but

just. the way Nick sings it is SO good. the “rrrripppp it off” and the instrumentals in the background, the whole time, but particularly after he says “like a minuet” at 2:02

ALSO the little “la la la la la la la” that the other boys do just scratches some sort of itch for me idk it just, IT WORKS SO WELL

this is the best video I could find, but even it showcases some really good aspects of the song

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like, from a musical standpoint, it’s quite good, and I’ve touched on that already, but the visual aspects are good too!! the way the boys put their hands up and stuff when they say the la’s, almost like they’re apologizing/politely asking them to move, the way the lyrics, esp at the beginning, fit really well with what is happening. the chaos slowly building, but still being able to hear the distinct voice of each girl that it does an up-close of.

i could probably come up with so many more things to say abt this song but imma stop myself because it’s one in the morning

[sarangbear]

Prince Robert, Cinderella (2021)