What's that look? I've never seen so many thoughts go on behind someone's eyes.

Gratitude, appreciation. What for? You make a better person of me.

And you of me?

Isn't that the point of marriage? Welcome to the Crown, the official podcast. I'm Edith Bowman and this is the show which follows the fifth season of the Netflix series The Crown episode by episode. We lift the lid and take you behind the scenes

speaking to many of the creatives involved diving deep into the

stories. Today we're talking about episode 2 titled the system. In this episode we

discover Prince Philip's passion for carriage driving and we see the connection that develops between himself and a family friend Penny.

Prince Philip tries to make Diana understand that she must stay silent and learn to accept the royal system

just as he has. But does this work or is this book about to change the royal family forever?

We'll cover specific events and scenes that feature in this episode so if you haven't watched episode too yet I suggest you do it now, or at least very soon.

Also, just a quick warning that this episode contains discussion of suicide and eating disorders,

so listen to discretion is advised.

Coming up later, we'll hear from the brand new Prince Philip himself, Jonathan Price.

I knew what to do with my hands.

Also, you see me teaching someone else how to do carriage driving and you have to know how to hold

the reins properly even if there's the horse there and it's all that detail is important.

We'll also meet the Crown's movement coach and choreographer Polly Bennett.

So for a melderer, she pressed her big toes into the floor, so she's engaged.

It means her back straightens up

which means her back is engaged so she can move off quicker. And head of research for

the crown Annie Salzberger joins me to give all the details behind that book.

But first, in this episode we begin to see the differences between Diana's life as an outsider versus Prince Philip.

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