{"id":5742,"date":"2016-05-12T09:26:03","date_gmt":"2016-05-12T03:56:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=5742"},"modified":"2026-07-17T21:49:54","modified_gmt":"2026-07-17T16:19:54","slug":"the-crown-season-3-netflix-olivia-colman","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/13.207.105.184\/?p=5742","title":{"rendered":"The Lifetime of a Performance: The Crowning Glory of Olivia Colman"},"content":{"rendered":"\nI<\/span>n the third season of Netflix\u2019s <\/span>The Crown,<\/span><\/i> a documentary crew is invited to Buckingham Palace to make a film about the Royal Family. Prince Philip, the husband of the <\/span>Queen of England<\/span><\/a>, insists that they be shown as regular, hard-working servants of the State. He wants to demonstrate that being a monarch is tough business. And so, sometime during the mid-1960s, cameras invade a palace. The makers request the residents to \u201cbe normal\u201d. The documentary is later slammed by British newspapers. Fake and entitled, declare the reviews. Philip is flabbergasted by the bad press. But Queen Elizabeth II barely registers a reaction. She is, if anything, far from surprised.\n\nA younger Queen (an immense <\/span>Claire Foy<\/span><\/a>) might have been distressed. She might have turned to her trusted mentor and Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. But this Queen \u2013 played by Olivia Colman \u2013 is saddled with the burden of wisdom. She had already sensed that the \u201cexclusive peek\u201d was a mistake. Unlike fiction films, documentaries require their subjects to <\/span>stop<\/span><\/i> acting once the cameras start rolling. But to stop acting would mean to stop being the Queen of England. To stop acting would mean to start living.\n\nFor close to two decades, her life has been a rich performance. A performance that, unlike in the case of other public figures, is required to consume the person till there is no difference between the two. The cruel irony of her job is that she must act jobless \u2013 say nothing, do nothing, and simply exist as a symbol, a human statue whose words must betray a voice. A performance\u2026 that is essentially a non-performance.\n\n\"TheCrown\"\n\nFor the first two seasons of <\/span>The Crown<\/span><\/i>, the Queen struggles to embrace this prospect of intellectual inertia. But the third season begins with a woman woefully accustomed to being an ideal instead of an individual. She has long sacrificed her truth at the altar of the throne. Each member of the <\/span>royal household<\/span><\/a> has settled into a role that should not have been theirs: Elizabeth, a simple civilian with a passion for horses and farms, is the Queen. Her sister Margaret, a born leader with a passion for people, is a trophy civilian. Her husband Philip, an alpha-male with a passion for flying and adventure, is a grounded placeholder. Her son Charles, a sensitive boy with a passion for passion, is a suppressed successor. Even her brother-in-law Antony, a photographer with a passion for peril, is a monochromatic portrait of commitment.\n\nIn that sense, <\/span>The Crown<\/span><\/i> tells the story of reluctant artists. Artists who must abdicate the fundamental core of art \u2013 <\/span>passion<\/span><\/i> \u2013 in order to lift a nation torn between the old and the new. The filmmaking of the series merges so seamlessly with its storytelling because every character is an actor by default. The cameras are always rolling, even when they\u2019re not. The new season captures this phase, between 1964 and 1978, in which the shackled Royals are not only irrevocably immersed in a life they resent but must also battle to uphold the relevance of this life. The <\/span>family<\/span><\/a> has spent so long being people they are not that it has no choice but to justify its existence by being territorial about tradition. This includes a primitive gaze towards human emotion. The irrationality of love (King Edward quitting the throne to marry a divorced woman) is what put them in this position, and so love in any form \u2013 Margaret\u2019s suitors, Charles\u2019 romance, Philip\u2019s ambition, Elizabeth\u2019s parenthood \u2013 is exiled in favour of clinical functionality.\n\nBut the reason this third season manages to be so singularly evocative is not because it\u2019s a survival story. It\u2019s because the main survivor \u2013 despite a desensitised disposition \u2013 is at odds with the futility of her mask. Good entertainment hinges on ordinary humans trying to be great performers. But a good drama hinges on great performers yearning to be ordinary humans. Olivia Colman as Queen Elizabeth II is a heartbreakingly tender manifestation of this trait. Colman, an actress par excellence, essentially plays the role of an actress who needs to be so competent at not emoting that even a semblance of expression on her face feels like both a triumph and a tragedy. Her silence is both assertive and artful, and achieves a kind of camouflaged duality that cannot afford the <\/span>privilege<\/span><\/a> of self-awareness.\n\n

The Crown<\/em> tells the story of reluctant artists. Artists who must abdicate passion in order to lift a nation torn between the old and the new.<\/p><\/blockquote> \n\nIn Colman\u2019s grasp, the Queen becomes a lady that has the mind of a sheltered little girl and the soul of a stubborn old woman. Her eyes glimmer with curiosity and candour, but her gait bristles with preordained purpose. She must appear uninteresting so that her <\/span>family members<\/span><\/a> have the luxury of surrendering to the eccentricities of existentialism. Hence, the best episodes of the season revolve around others: Prince Charles is taught by a Welsh nationalist in <\/span>The King\u2019s Speech<\/span><\/i>-ish episode six, the moon landing triggers a moving mid-life crisis for Philip in episode seven, Philip\u2019s whimsical mother (how appropriate that someone whose history is a wonderland is named Alice) is integrated back into the palace in episode four.\n\nBut the best <\/span>moments<\/span><\/i> of the season are owned by Colman \u2013 or the sight of Colman\u2019s Queen erring at her job by locating her inner Elizabeth. Her weekly meetings with Prime Minister Harold Wilson unfurl like thinly veiled therapy sessions. At one point, in the wake of a national disaster, she confides in him that she had to fake tears for the cameras. She is visibly worried \u2013 have I forgotten how to <\/span>feel<\/span><\/i>? She has seen each of her loved ones break down over the course of the traumatic week. \u201cDid you weep?\u201d she asks her husband, oddly and enviously, after he returns from a mass funeral, as if a long-term prisoner were asking a visitor about the smells of freedom.\n\nFor a brief but beautiful minute of selfish sadness, the Queen defies her duty so that Elizabeth can will an elusive tear to roll down the driest cheek in the world. She cries like nobody can see but everybody can watch. She cracks like someone who is forced to use death as a device to feel alive. She breaks like someone who discovers that the fourth wall cannot be broken. She feels, fleetingly, like someone who recognises how the more modern background music scoring the stories of her middle-aged self works as a metaphor for how maladjusted the monarchy is with the concept of evolution. And she looks \u2013 finally \u2013 like the Queen who once played Olivia Colman. In the lifetime of a performance.\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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