Prince Philip Dies, Netflix and Celeb Grieves

The news that Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, died at the age of 99 not only mourned the British public, but also the film industry and celebrities.

The Netflix streaming service,  which is home to the series The Crown, which tells the story of Queen Elizabeth II's journey, including the story of Prince Philip in it, also offers condolences.

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"Netflix, Left Bank Pictures, Sony Pictures Television, and the production team of The Crown was very saddened to hear of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh. Our thoughts are with the entire royal family during this sad," said Netflix in a statement, quoted

The Crown series debuted in 2016 and tells the story of Elizabeth's journey from being married to Philip to become Queen of England with the longest leadership period in history.

In the first and second seasons, when Elizabeth and Philip are told to be in their 20-30s, Claire Foy plays Elizabeth and Matt Smith as Philip.

In the third and fourth seasons, when the couple was in their 40-50s, Elizabeth was played by Olivia Colman, while Philip was played by Tobias Menzies.

Not only Netflix, a number of celebrities also paid their respects to the husband who had accompanied Queen Elizabeth during their 74 years of marriage.

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One of them is the former host of Good Morning Britain, Piers Morgan.

"A truly great Englishman, who has devoted his life to a selfless public service and is a true support to Her Majesty the Queen, as well as the longest running companion of any British ruler," tweeted Piers Morgan.

Actress, singer and producer Elaine Paige also expressed her condolences for the news.

"Truly sad news for England. My condolences to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, who lost her husband and life partner, and my children, grandchildren and the entire royal family," wrote Elaine Paige.

Previously, the news of Prince Philip's death at the age of 99 was conveyed by the British Empire through its official social media account.

"With deep sorrow, Her Majesty the Queen conveys that her beloved husband, His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip, has passed away," the statement read.

According to the caption, Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle.

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In March, Prince Philip was treated for infection and underwent heart surgery. He was also involved in a road accident some time ago while driving a car alone.

Prince Philip, who is of Greek blood, married Queen Elizabeth in 1947. He was instrumental in the modernization of the British Empire after World War II. In addition, he is also considered to be a beloved figure in the palace

As a result of the pandemic, Prince Philip's funeral will not have a state ceremony

The late husband of British Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, will not be buried in a state ceremony due to restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"His Majesty's body will be buried at Windsor Castle ahead of the funeral in the Chapel of St George. This is in line with the habits and wishes of His Majesty," said the College of Arms, the institution that regulates the ceremonies of the British Empire, Friday (9/4) quoted from REUTERS.

"Funeral arrangements have been revised in light of the circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic, and are regretfully asked that the public does not attempt to attend or participate in any event to replace funeral (ceremonies)."

Previously, Philip spent four weeks in hospital earlier this year treating infections and undergoing heart surgery, but returned to Windsor in early March. He passed away on Friday, two months before his 100th birthday.

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The College of Arms added that Prince Philip's body would lie at Windsor Castle ahead of his funeral in St George's Chapel.

"This is in line with custom and with the wishes of Her Majesty (Queen Elizabeth II)," continued the College of Arms.
The College of Arms said, the decision was made based on careful consideration considering that the pandemic was still spreading.

"And regretfully, we are asked that the public does not attempt to attend or participate in any event related to the funeral procession," concluded the College of Arms.

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No State Ceremony at Prince Philip Cemetery

It is certain that Prince Philip's funeral will not be carried out by using a state ceremony. This was done because of social restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic in the UK. The College of Arms, which regulates ceremonies for the British Empire, said Queen Elizabeth's late husband would be buried at Windsor Castle ahead of the funeral in St George's Chapel. "Setting the cemetery has been revised in view of the circumstances relating to the pandemic Covid-19, and regretfully requested that people do not seek to attend or participate in any event to replace the (ceremonial) funeral," said College of Arms,

As is known, Philip spent four weeks in hospital earlier this year for treatment of infections and undergoing heart surgery. After carrying out the operation he returned to Windsor Castle in early March.

The prince's charm and reluctance to tolerate people he deems stupid or sycophants earned him respect by some British citizens. However, for a number of people, his sometimes rude attitude has made him also in the spotlight by the public.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Prince Philip has helped guide the royal family and monarchy so that they remain a very important part of the balance and happiness of British national life.

"To His Majesty and his family, we must pay attention to the nation today. For they have lost not only public figures who are very loved and highly respected, but also loyal husbands and fathers, grandparents, who are proud and loving, and, in some cases. last year (also being) great-grandfather, "said Johnson.

The FA has confirmed that all football matches will go ahead as planned this weekend following the death of Prince Philip.

Buckingham Palace today confirmed with 'deep sadness' that the Duke of Edinburgh has died at the age of 99, Friday (9/4/2021) morning local time.

A statement from Buckingham Palace said:

“It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty the Queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, Her Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. His Majesty died peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle. "

The Royal Family will now enter an official Royal Mourning period of 30 days, after which the Queen will return to public life.

But the FA has confirmed that after getting guidance from the Royal Family and the government, all matches will go ahead as planned this weekend.

"We can confirm all football matches tonight and over the weekend can proceed at the discretion of the competition organizers," read a statement from the governing body.

However, the FA recommends that a minute's silence be taken before all matches are played.

According to the schedule, Liverpool will face Aston Villa at Anfield on Saturday (10/4/2021) afternoon, while Everton face Brighton & Hove Albion at Amex on Monday (12/4/2021) evening local time.

Speaking at the start of his press conference on Friday afternoon, Everton coach Carlo Ancelotti offered condolences from everyone at the club to the Queen and the Royal Family.

And both clubs posted tributes on their social media pages.

Liverpool wrote on twitter a condolences that read, https://www.mydigoo.com/forums-topicdetail-257403.html

"As a sign of respect, Liverpool Football Club will mark the passing of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, by raising the club flag at half-mast. May he rest in peace."

While Everton's social media tribute read,

"We extend our deepest condolences to Her Majesty The Queen, FA President HRH Duke of Cambridge and the Royal Family following the death of HRH Duke of Edinburgh at the age of 99."