Victoria, die junge Königin

Originaltitel: The Young Victoria

2009
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1 Std. 45 Min.

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7,2/10

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IHRE BEWERTUNG

Emily Blunt and Rupert Friend in Victoria, die junge Königin (2009)

A dramatization of the turbulent first years of Queen Victoria's rule, and her enduring romance with Prince Albert.

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Eine Dramatisierung der turbulenten ersten Jahre der Herrschaft von Königin Victoria und ihrer anhaltenden Romanze mit Prinz Albert.Eine Dramatisierung der turbulenten ersten Jahre der Herrschaft von Königin Victoria und ihrer anhaltenden Romanze mit Prinz Albert.Eine Dramatisierung der turbulenten ersten Jahre der Herrschaft von Königin Victoria und ihrer anhaltenden Romanze mit Prinz Albert.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

7,2/10

67.603

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

1 Oscar gewonnen
- 13 Gewinne & 17 Nominierungen insgesamt

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Trailer 2:33

The Young Victoria: U.S. Trailer

Trailer 1:54

The Young Victoria

The Young Victoria: Emily Blunt Interview (Exclusive)

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Wissenswertes
Princess Beatrice: A great-great-great-great-granddaughter of Queen Victoria plays one of Victoria's ladies-in-waiting in the coronation scene (briefly seen passing on front of the bowing gentleman as the scene cuts to the coronation after Victoria says "I will be good" and then again a moment later helping to wrap the gold robe around Victoria). She was one of the producers of the film. Fourteen years later, she attended (but did not have a role in) the real-life coronation of her uncle, and 3x-great-grandson of Victoria, King Charles III.

Patzer
Throughout the film, Lord Melbourne is pronounced 'Mel-burn', like the Australian city. The title of Viscount Melbourne is derived from Melbourne Hall in Derbyshire, and pronounced 'Mel-born'. The other way did not come to be spoken until much later.

Zitate
Princess Victoria: Do you ever feel like a chess piece yourself? In a game being played against your will.
Prince Albert: Do you?
Princess Victoria: Constantly. I see them leaning in and moving me around the board.
Prince Albert: The Duchess and Sir John?
Princess Victoria: Not just them. Uncle Leopold. The king. I'm sure half the politicians are ready to seize hold of my skirts and drag me from square to square.
Prince Albert: Then you had better master the rules of the game until you play it better than they can.
Princess Victoria: You don't recommend I find a husband to play it for me?
Prince Albert: I should find one to play it with you, not for you.

Crazy Credits
In the on-screen credits, Heidi Miller and George Sayer are each listed twice as Costume Assistant.

Verbindungen
Featured in Late Show with David Letterman: Folge #17.48 (2009)

Soundtracks
Zadok the Priest, HWV 258
Written by George Frideric Handel
Performed by the Royal Academy Consort
Courtesy of Naxos
by arrangement with Source/Q

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6/10

Victorian Rebel without a Cause, but a Crown

Greetings again from the darkness. Emily Blunt would have stolen The Devil Wears Prada if not for the queen of screen, Meryl Streep. Here she competes with no one and does a nice job of carrying the film based on the early years of Queen Victoria. If you are rusty on your British sovereign history, she ruled from 1837-1901.

For 20 of these years, she was married to her true love, Prince Albert (played well by Rupert Friend). While the two meet as youngsters, the bond between them comes from their letters ... an early precursor to eHarmony?? We know Victoria mostly from royal portraits, so it's nice to see her as a rebellious youngster trying to learn the tricks of the trade, even while being manipulated like a pawn by her mother (Miranda Richardson) and her lover (Mark Strong). We get to see her tenacity blossom as she matures and literally grows into the monarchy.

While Ms. Blunt's performance is strong, Julian Fellowes' writing is not at the level of his previous work in Gosford Park. We do get some of the same power plays, but it is missing the nuances of that much better film.