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Matt Smith, who portrayed the role of Prince Philip in the first two seasons of ‘The Crown’, is the latest celebrity to pay his respect to Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on September 8. The actor recently appeared on the TODAY show and revealed that Queen used to watch the popular Netflix series on a projector.
‘I heard The Queen watched it. Yeah, yeah, and she used to watch it on a projector on a Sunday night apparently and I know that [Prince] Philip definitely didn't,’ Matt said.
Philip was apparently not a fan of the show. Matt recalled how a good friend of his, who sat next to the late Duke of Edinburgh at dinner, asked if he had watched the Netflix series. To this, Prince Philip apparently replied: ‘Don't be ridiculous.’
Matt said, ‘A friend of mine sat next to him at a dinner once and I think Philip asked my friend if he made The Crown," Smith said. "Then the first course came out, and then the second course came out and then the third course came out and my friend couldn't resist by the end of the meal he was like, 'Philip I have to ask, have you watched The Crown?' and apparently he turned round to him and went, 'Don't be ridiculous.'
Smith, who will not be able to return to the UK for The Queen's funeral procession on September 19, said that he might watch it at a local pub with a group of friends.
‘I think it's a piece of history. I don't think we'll ever have a monarch that serves for 70 years again. She saw 13 prime ministers come and go, 14 presidents or something like that and I just want to be in London. I want to experience it, I want to share in the ceremony of it, really,’ he said.
Season 5 of ‘The Crown’ is expected to release in November this year.
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‘House of the Dragon’ star Matt Smith says Queen Elizabeth II 'used to watch The Crown on a projector'

Matt Smith, who portrayed the role of Prince Philip in the first two seasons of ‘The Crown’. Season 5 of ‘The Crown’ is expected to release in November this year.

Did Queen Elizabeth II watch The Crown on a projector? Here's what lead actor said

Matt Smith, who appeared on Thursday's Today show, said the Queen used to watch 'The Crown' on a projector on a Sunday night apparently and he knows that Prince Philip definitely didn't.&nbsp;

Matt Smith, who portrayed the role of Prince Philip in the first two seasons of &lsquo;The Crown&rsquo;, is the latest celebrity to pay his respect to Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away on September 8. The actor recently appeared on the TODAY show and revealed that Queen used to watch the popular Netflix series on a projector.
&lsquo;I heard The Queen watched it. Yeah, yeah, and she used to watch it on a projector on a Sunday night apparently and I know that [Prince] Philip definitely didn't,&rsquo; Matt said.
Philip was apparently not a fan of the show. Matt recalled how a good friend of his, who sat next to the late Duke of Edinburgh at dinner, asked if he had watched the Netflix series. To this, Prince Philip apparently replied: &lsquo;Don't be ridiculous.&rsquo;
Matt said, &lsquo;A friend of mine sat next to him at a dinner once and I think Philip asked my friend if he made The Crown," Smith said. "Then the first course came out, and then the second course came out and then the third course came out and my friend couldn't resist by the end of the meal he was like, 'Philip I have to ask, have you watched <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/the-crown-season-5-everything-we-know-so-far-1662777209874">The Crown</a>?' and apparently he turned round to him and went, 'Don't be ridiculous.'
Smith, who will not be able to return to the UK for The Queen's funeral procession on September 19, said that he might watch it at a local pub with a group of friends.
&lsquo;I think it's a piece of history. I don't think we'll ever have a monarch that serves for 70 years again. She saw 13 prime ministers come and go, 14 presidents or something like that and I just want to be in London. I want to experience it, I want to share in the ceremony of it, really,&rsquo; he said.
Season 5 of &lsquo;The Crown&rsquo; is expected to release in November this year.
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The London High Court has ruled that Prince Phillip's will is to remain sealed to protect the dignity of the Queen. Philip, the nation&rsquo;s longest-serving consort, died&nbsp;in April 2021, aged 99.
After the death of a senior member of the royal family, it has been convention for over a century that an application to seal their will is made. This means the wills of senior members of the royal family are not open to public inspection in the way a will would ordinarily be.
In a ruling published on Thursday, the High Court ordered that the Duke of Edinburgh's&nbsp;will remain sealed for 90 years and may be opened only in private even after that date.
The ruling judge said, &ldquo;There is a need to enhance the protection afforded to truly private aspects of the lives of this limited group of individuals in order to maintain the dignity of the sovereign and close members of her family.&rdquo;
Historically,&nbsp;the first member of the royal family whose will was sealed Prince Francis of Teck, who died in 1910. He was the younger brother of Queen Mary.
The physical process of unsealing must be conducted by a professional archivist to ensure that the document and its seals are properly preserved.
&nbsp;

High Court seals Prince Phillip's will for 90 years to protect the Queen's 'dignity' 

The Duke of Edinburgh&rsquo;s will is to remain secret as is custom of higher status members of the royal family.&nbsp;

The Duke of Edinburgh&rsquo;s will is to remain secret as is custom of higher status members of the royal family.&nbsp;

The&nbsp;late husband of Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip's will be sealed and remain private for at least 90 years to preserve the monarch's dignity.
Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, who had been married to the 95-year-old British monarch for more than seven decades,&nbsp;died at the age of 99.
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In a ruling published on Thursday, the London High Court ordered that the Duke of Edinburgh's&nbsp;will remain sealed for 90 years and may be opened only in private even after that date.
The judge said that 'there is a need to enhance the protection afforded to truly private aspects of the lives of this limited group of individuals in order to maintain the dignity of the sovereign and close members of her family.'
It has been convention for over a century that after the death of a senior member of the royal family, an application to seal their will is made. This means the wills of senior members of the royal family are not open to public inspection in the way a will would ordinarily be.
The first member of the royal family whose will was sealed was Prince Francis of Teck, who died in 1910. He was the younger brother of Queen Mary.
The physical process of unsealing must be conducted by a professional archivist to ensure that the document and its seals are properly preserved.
&nbsp;

Since Meghan Markle could not attend Prince Philip&lsquo;s funeral in person, she sent her love in the form of a personalised note and a wreath of flowers to be laid at his services.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, made it in time for the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, however, his wife, Duchess Meghan Markle could not attend the funeral because of her pregnancy.
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was laid to rest in the presence of his immediate family members on April 17.

Meghan Markle sent a handwritten wote with a wreath for Prince Philip’s funeral

Since Meghan Markle could not attend Prince Philip&lsquo;s funeral in person, she sent her love in the form of a personalised note and a wreath of flowers to be laid at his services.
 Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, made it in time for the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, however, his wife, Duchess Meghan Markle could not attend the funeral because of her pregnancy.
 Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was laid to rest in the presence of his immediate family members on April 17.

Since Meghan Markle could not attend Prince Philip&lsquo;s funeral in person, she sent her love in the form of a personalised note and a wreath of flowers to be laid at his services.
 Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, made it in time for the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, however, his wife, Duchess Meghan Markle could not attend the funeral because of her pregnancy.
 Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was laid to rest in the presence of his immediate family members on April 17.

Since Meghan Markle could not attend Prince Philip&lsquo;s funeral, she sent her love in the form of a personalised note and a wreath of flowers to be laid at his services.
 Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, made it in time for the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, however, his wife, Duchess Meghan Markle could not attend the funeral because of her pregnancy.
 Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was laid to rest in the presence of his immediate family members on April 17.

Amid Covid-19 pandemic, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II led a small group of royals at the funeral of her husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The funeral incorporated hymns and readings chosen by the late royal himself and focussed on the 'unwavering loyalty' of the longest-serving consort in British history to his wife.
The ceremony, which began at St. George&rsquo;s Chapel in Windsor Castle with a minute&rsquo;s silence, was a religious one, as planned by the Duke &ndash; who passed away at 99 last week on Friday.
At the end of the ceremony, the Duke&rsquo;s coffin was carried to his resting place in the royal vault beneath St. George&rsquo;s Chapel.
The coffin was draped in his personal standard, and wreathed with flowers chosen by the Queen. His Admiral of the Fleet cap and sword lay across it. 

Prince Philip laid to rest in royal funeral celebrating service to Queen

Amid Covid-19 pandemic, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II led a small group of royals at the funeral of her husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The funeral incorporated hymns and readings chosen by the late royal himself and focussed on the 'unwavering loyalty' of the longest-serving consort in British history to his wife.
The ceremony, which began at St. George&rsquo;s Chapel in Windsor Castle with a minute&rsquo;s silence, was a religious one, as planned by the Duke &ndash; who passed away at 99 last week on Friday.
At the end of the ceremony, the Duke&rsquo;s coffin was carried to his resting place in the royal vault beneath St. George&rsquo;s Chapel.
The coffin was draped in his personal standard, and wreathed with flowers chosen by the Queen. His Admiral of the Fleet cap and sword lay across it.

Amid Covid-19 pandemic, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II led a small group of royals at the funeral of her husband Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The funeral incorporated hymns and readings chosen by the late royal himself and focussed on the 'unwavering loyalty' of the longest-serving consort in British history to his wife.
The ceremony, which began at St. George&rsquo;s Chapel in Windsor Castle with a minute&rsquo;s silence, was a religious one, as planned by the Duke &ndash; who passed away at 99 last week on Friday.
At the end of the ceremony, the Duke&rsquo;s coffin was carried to his resting place in the royal vault beneath St. George&rsquo;s Chapel.
The coffin was draped in his personal standard, and wreathed with flowers chosen by the Queen. His Admiral of the Fleet cap and sword lay across it.

Queen Elizabeth II will bid a final farewell to her late husband, Prince Philip. on Saturday afternoon at a funeral restricted by coronavirus rules.
The Queen will lead just 30 mourners, as they pay their respects to the man she once called her "strength and stay".
Also present will be his grandsons, Prince William and his younger brother, Harry, who jetted back last weekend from the United States, where he now lives with wife Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Edinburgh -- described by royals as "the grandfather of the nation" -- died on April 9, aged 99. His coffin will be borne to Windsor's historic St George's Chapel on a bespoke Land Rover hearse which he designed himself.

Queen Elizabeth to bury her 'strength & stay' Prince Philip today

Queen Elizabeth II will bid a final farewell to her late husband, Prince Philip. on Saturday afternoon at a funeral restricted by coronavirus rules

Queen to bury her 'strength & stay' Prince Philip today

Queen Elizabeth II will bid&nbsp;a final farewell to her late husband, Prince Philip. on Saturday afternoon at a funeral restricted by coronavirus rules.
The Queen will lead just 30 mourners, as they pay their respects to the man she once called her "strength and stay".
Also present will be his grandsons, Prince William and his younger brother, Harry, who jetted back last weekend from the United States, where he now lives with wife Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Edinburgh -- described by royals as "the grandfather of the nation" -- died on April 9, aged 99. His coffin will be borne to Windsor's historic St George's Chapel on a bespoke Land Rover hearse which he designed himself.

Queen Elizabeth II will bid a final farewell to her late husband, Prince Philip. on Saturday afternoon at a funeral restricted by coronavirus rules.
The Queen will lead just 30 mourners, as they pay their respects to the man she once called her "strength and stay".
Also present will be his grandsons, Prince William and his younger brother, Harry, who jetted back last weekend from the United States, where he now lives with wife Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Edinburgh -- described by royals as "the grandfather of the nation" -- died on April 9, aged 99. His coffin will be borne to Windsor's historic St George's Chapel on a bespoke Land Rover hearse which he designed himself.

The passing of UK's Prince Philip has seen a lot of tributes from&nbsp;across the world but no one is mourning harder than a tribe in Melanesia's Vanuatu.&nbsp;The tribe regarded Prince Philip as a god will mourn his death with ritual wailing and ceremonial dancing, according to experts. The tribe revered Philip and believed him to be a reincarnation of an ancient warrior who left the island to fight a war.&nbsp;According to the tribe's beliefs, the spirit of Prince Philip would never die.

Vanuatu tribe who hailed Prince Philip as a god will mark his death with rituals

Pacific island tribe mourns for Prince Philip's death
Tribe saw Prince Philip as the reincarnation of a god
Experts: Prince Charles will take Philip's place in tribe
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SOUNDBITE (English) Nako Nikien, member of Prince Philip Movement:
"Yeah it was like, you know, because we believe that he is the son of our god, and meeting him, meeting him is just wonderful. It's just like being in a place where, or like being in a spiritual world. The movement will always continue. And, from my opinion, or from what we believe, the spirit in Prince Philip won't die."

The passing of UK's Prince Philip has seen a lot of tributes from&nbsp;across the world but no one is perhaps mourning more than a tribe in Melanesia's Vanuatu.&nbsp; The tribe which regarded Prince Philip as a god will mourn his death with ritual wailing and ceremonial dancing, according to experts. The tribe revered Philip and believed him to be a reincarnation of an ancient warrior who left the island to fight a war.&nbsp; According to the tribe's beliefs, the spirit of Prince Philip would never die.

Prince Philip Death News: Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Elizabeth II's husband for 73 years, has died at the age of 99.

Prince Philip Death | Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh & Queen Elizabeth II's husband, dies aged 99

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Elizabeth II's husband for 73 years, has died at the age of 99. Prince Philip&rsquo;s health had been slowly deteriorating for some time. He announced he was stepping down from royal engagements in May 2017. Since then, he was rarely seen in public, spending most of his time at the Queen&rsquo;s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, though moving to be with her at Windsor Castle during the lockdown periods throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. As a mark of respect, flags on landmark buildings in Britain were being lowered to half-mast as a period of mourning was announced. Prince Philip, once described himself as &ldquo;a discredited Balkan prince of no particular merit or distinction&rdquo;, and is credited with playing a key role in the development of the modern monarchy in Britain.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, dies aged 99

Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip dies aged 99
Prince Philip was Queen Elizabeth II's husband for 73 years
His health had been slowly deteriorating for some time
He stepped down from royal engagements in May 2017
Flags on landmark buildings in UK lowered to half-mast
Prince Philip credited with modernising British monarchy
&nbsp;

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen Elizabeth II's husband for 73 years, has died at the age of 99. Prince Philip&rsquo;s health had been slowly deteriorating for some time. He announced he was stepping down from royal engagements in May 2017.
Since then, he was rarely seen in public, spending most of his time at the Queen&rsquo;s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, though moving to be with her at Windsor Castle during the lockdown periods throughout the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid-19 pandemic</a>.
As a mark of respect, flags on landmark buildings in Britain were being lowered to half-mast as a period of mourning was announced.
Prince Philip, once described himself as &ldquo;a discredited Balkan prince of no particular merit or distinction&rdquo;, and is credited with playing a key role in the development of the modern monarchy in Britain.
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