#a royal scandal

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - A Royal Scandal (1944)

[martinsharmony]

Claire Rushbrook played Lady Baddingham, Tony Baddingham's wife in Rivals, and she played Fergie, Prince Andrew's (ex) wife in A Royal Scandal. That means she played both David and Michael's wife.

[starfleetwitch]

Tonight we're seeing what a Zoe/ Jill cross over looks like apparently 😂

Also A Royal Scandal is SO GOOD

[intriguingpeoplebyangelafloyd]

A ROYAL SCANDAL (1997)

Watch on YouTube for free!

A Royal Scandal is a 1996 British television docudrama produced and directed by Sheree Folkson. The teleplay by Stanley Price focuses on the ill-fated marriage of George IV and Duchess Caroline of Brunswick.

#aroyalscandal#aroyalscandal1997#GeorgeIV#carolineofbrunswick#youtube

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Referring to Vincent Price's character in A Royal Scandal(1945)

[byneddiedingo]

Charles Coburn, William Eythe, and Tallulah Bankhead in A Royal Scandal (Otto Preminger, 1946) Cast: Tallulah Bankhead, Charles Coburn, William Eythe, Anne Baxter, Vincent Price, Mischa Auer, Sig Ruman. Screenplay: Edwin Justus Mayer, Bruno Frank, based on a play by Lajos Biró and Melchior Lengyel. Cinematography: Arthur C. Miller. Costume design: René Hubert.  Sometimes it's better not to know too much about a movie, for example the fact that A Royal Scandal was to be directed by Ernst Lubitsch and Greta Garbo almost made one of her many rumored comebacks as Catherine the Great. Might have been tends to distract us from what was: a more-than-passable comedy about the goings-on in the court of the Empress of all the Russias. It was a notorious flop, however, and essentially ended any hopes Tallulah Bankhead might have had for screen stardom after her much-praised performance in Lifeboat (Alfred Hitchcock, 1944). The film was savaged by the often unreliable but enormously influential Bosley Crowther in the New York Times: He called it "oddly dull and generally witless," though he faulted the script rather than Bankhead and the cast. I still think that if you go into A Royal Scandal with diminished expectations, you can find some fun in it. True, the script drags a little, and the central palace intrigue -- a plot to overthrow the empress -- is rather muddled in the setup. But it has some clever lines, and it has Bankhead and Charles Coburn to deliver them. William Eythe, a kind of second-string Tyrone Power, handles well his role as the naive soldier captivated by the empress, showing some shrewd comic timing, and Anne Baxter, as his fiancee and Catherine's lady-in-waiting, represses her tendency to overact. The faults in the film are generally more due to the director than the script. In Lubitsch's hands the romance might have been wittier and the comic-opera complications of the plot more effervescent. Otto Preminger, who took over after Lubitsch suffered a heart attack, was not the man for the job. As he showed with his first big hit, Laura (1944), Preminger was greatly gifted at handling scheming nasties and noirish perversities, but he was never one for costume-drama frivolities. What success he has with A Royal Scandal comes from giving a capable cast the reins.

[musicmoviefan]

❤️‍🔥🔥🥰

[crowlixcx]

A Very Royal Scandal (2024) EPISODE 2

[joydoesathing]

"Yes, Your Majesty. I cut out my heart for you."

So, yeah, the conspiracy theorist ending of campaign mode 😀

(inspo for the screen cap)

[ilovemesomevincentprice]

Vincent Price - A Royal Scandal (1944)

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Michael Sheen at the yesterday's private screening of A Very Royal Scandal which it premieres on prime 19.9.2024 :)

[rockingtheorange]

*Swears*

*proceeds showing the most heart-warming child-punching kick-feetting smile in the Milky Way*

(It's also how I reply to people telling me I've watched RWRB too many times)

[invisibleicewands]

A Very Royal Scandal interview - #1

[occudo]

In your Magus AU, is Agnes just another a wizard/witch, a noble, or is she some sort of royalty for the Desolation-based kingdom? Also, does she still have a *thing* with Gertrude?

Soooo...

Agnes is the queen of the desolation-based kingdom-

she is an exception to the 'witches are only noble in name' rule but mostly her advisors make decisions.

She and Gertrude don't have the same *thing* as in GiSA but they have met 👁👁

[crowleysgirl56]

Watching the first two parts of A Very Royal Scandal last night, and thinking to myself “This is very good and so compelling. Michael Sheen is just excellent!”

Then I get to this scene:

Me:

Looks like I am always going to be here.