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@lornaramos1103

Жыл бұрын

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@davesmith7432

Жыл бұрын

Can you guys do a reconstruction of Hannibal ?

@Ludovicus1769

Жыл бұрын

Your video was nicely made, but had much misinformation. For example it is widely believed that his famous snowball fight as a boy was not real.

@azorbarros3308

Жыл бұрын

Amazing work! But given the time and life style, you should probably add more wrinkles

@clementlang2981

Жыл бұрын

It is high time to use the universal metric system recommended in all scientific publications( 1,70 m and not 5’7)

This takes "Dont bully the nerdy, quiet kid", in whole new level.

@bojo88

Жыл бұрын

Looking at the faces of the two seen to the right of the tree (Edit 2:45), they had no right to be bullying him in the first place! 🤨

@ernestoA.1999

Жыл бұрын

Nerd ? A nerd who could make kings and princes tremble like a child with just the mention of his name

@rollingthunder8223

11 ай бұрын

He was a low class

@ernestoA.1999

11 ай бұрын

@@rollingthunder8223 dude ruled Europe , kings and princes all had to bowl before him, he was a god in his lifetime

@nonegone7170

11 ай бұрын

@@ernestoA.1999 Didn't take long for him to go from 'god' to a loser...

Napoleon is an example of "be careful who you bully in middle school"

@9395gb

2 ай бұрын

He died as a British prisoner and in exile. So what are you even talking about?

@tibsky1396

2 ай бұрын

After multiple coalitions when Europe ganged up against him after multiple coalitions.

@Swim234

Ай бұрын

@@9395gbhe was also emperor. So still not bad right? I’ve been to the military museum in Paris where his tomb rests and it’s absolutely breathtaking. There is even a tomb where he placed the heart of his enemies. I mean I know it’s probably dust by now but still. He was exiled but he still upheld a lot of luxuries.

There is a reason he was Emperor of France. You have illustrated this by recreating his charm and charisma, then brought it to modern day reality. Thank you so much for all that you do to bring history to life.

@walideg5304

Жыл бұрын

Emperor of the French. Not Emperor of France

As a French person living in the US , I really enjoy listening to your historical biographies of the famous people of France . I mostly enjoy the recreations of all those famous characters and making them to smile at the end . I am a great admirer of Napoleon Bonaparte , a self-made-man , a amazing strategist whose battles are still studied today in military academies . Napoleon was “ un homme des lumières “ ,who made many great things for France , such as the Napoleon code still in vigor nowadays . His popularity has grown tremendously throughout the centuries and he is today one of the most praised France’s leader of all time . Thank you for the quality of your documentaries , I hope seeing many more like those ❤

@redwine2664

Жыл бұрын

Quelle surprise de lire des choses aussi grandioses sur la France du passé! Dommage que nous ne puissions pas en dire autant de la France actuelle !

@luismauriciogonzalezcornej9448

11 ай бұрын

So when a French guy tries to conquer Europe by force killing tons of people in the process it is admirable, but when a German dude does it there is where we draw the line, uh?

@chocolanny

10 ай бұрын

On en oublierai qu’il a rétabli l’esclavage 😅

@firenze5555

9 ай бұрын

Highly praised along with Charles de Gaulle.

@robertgiles9124

9 ай бұрын

Like Hitler. Bonaparte was a mass killer and ruined so many lives. Battlefields filled with dead peope and it just feels me with pride for France. Hero worship the guy all you want. YOUR Village was not in his path, your family, your farm. Well, maybe if you were Spanish, Haitian, Eygyptian, Austrian, Russian. Not to mention the British. Viva La Murderers!

One of the coolest and little known facts about Napoleon is that 5 of his 7 siblings either moved to the United States or had children who did. The grandson of one of Napoleon's brothers was United States Attorney General under Theodore Roosevelt.

@AB-et6nj

2 жыл бұрын

Also he created the Bureau of Investigation which later grew under J. Edgar Hoover to become the FBI

@linyoung4398

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Fred, for the added information. First time watching this channel. Great 👍

@elizabethpengson8244

2 жыл бұрын

it was first his brother Jerome who went to USA..married someone from Maryland? but Napoleon was furious & had the marriage annulled. Later, his older brother Joseph lived in exile in US w/his daughters.. after the defeat in Waterloo.. his wife Julie,sister of Desiree,Nap first fiancee' stayed in Europe.

@servraghgiorsal7382

2 жыл бұрын

After he fell, his brother Joseph deserted his wife and became a farmer in America.. ANOTHER brothermarried a tavern keepers daughter and refused Napoleon s demand he divorce her because she had no social standing.

@elizabethpengson8244

2 жыл бұрын

@@servraghgiorsal7382 Not so much deserted his wife Julie Clary.. she didn't want to leave Europe.. she stayed close to her sister Desiree' whose become Crown Princess to the throne of Sweden.. the daughter Mathilde? went with Joseph to America if I remeber correctly.. they went to Maryland.. but returned to Europe eventually.. then Jerome.. the youngest Bonaparte.. he was the first one who came to US married thar innskeeper daughter. returned to France w/Wife in tow.. Napoleon went ballistic & had their marriage annulled.. he made him marry someone else.. of all the Bonapartes.. Jerome is the one who had so many illegitimate children.. odd on or two were artists. PS: after all that brouhaha,Napoleon made Jerome the King of Westphalia..

I really love seeing the characters smile in the end. It brings them to life and makes them feel so human, so real, so familiar. Gives me goosebumps every time!

@carolenewton368

Жыл бұрын

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@AmyHoldaway27

Жыл бұрын

Makes me tear up too with some cx

@jo90ways

Жыл бұрын

NAPOLEON was a cynic .... he never smiled , baby !! [you would never see him SMILE ..... He is not an actor ] you modern Flabby guys .... really are out of reality .... ( NO OFFENSE of course !!! )

@gammy4400

Жыл бұрын

That software is excellent in the non-uncanny and very natural smiles it produces

@phoener

Жыл бұрын

@@jo90waysThe French generally do not smile. They think us Americans vacuous rather than friendly what with our constant smiling.

This is so much more interesting than learning about the French Revolution era back in school. Thank you for telling us about history and trying to depict an image true to what they most likely looked like.

Heey Becca, I just wanna let you know, that this channel is absolutely amazing and wonderful. Not only because of the history and biography of all the past people, but also the technology behind all this to bring them " alive " again. How they might have look liked in the past and the modern version. I find this episode ( about Napoleon and Josephine ), is one of my favorite. Great job, Becca 😉👍🏾

@RoyaltyNowStudios

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so very much ❤️❤️ we appreciate your viewership and support!

Does anyone else always smile back at these recreations? They seem so real :)

@unpseudopascommelesautres997

Жыл бұрын

AHAHAHAH YESSS ME TOO. They are making me happy. Especially since Napoleon was french and I am too so. I like you Napoleon, you have to know that where you are.

@ommsterlitz1805

6 ай бұрын

They don't seem, they are real, his today descendants like Jean Christophe Napoleon looks exactly like him you can look at his face and you immediately see him

@catherinemerrill5511

5 ай бұрын

I do! After all this time, they certainly appreciate appreciation.

@AB-rx6no

5 ай бұрын

ME.

An excellent depiction of Napoleon and Josephine. Anyone interested should also see the silent film "Napoleon" , 1927, which shows his early life on Corsica, and in military school, then a young soldier, meeting Josephine, marrying her and his Italian campaign. This silent film is a masterpiece, and has scenes depicting the French revolution and has been restored. It was the directors intent to make several films in sequence telling Napoleon's life;but this one film was the only one accomplished. A true masterpiece that you will want to see more than once. Approximately 4 hours long.

@annastinehammersdottir1290

Жыл бұрын

I was trying to remember the old film I saw of Napoleon many years ago, on PBS and that is it. Fascinating and so realistic in an old-timey way. It is one hundred years closer to the events than now and certainly feels it.

@pamelasosin8228

Жыл бұрын

@@annastinehammersdottir1290 I thought it was a masterpiece. You can buy a copy now on internet.

@p.b.5107

Жыл бұрын

Maybe in heaven I will see the 9 hour version

@Deimonos85

Жыл бұрын

yeah it shows that even a strategic genious can be be a wimp regarding women... and the dude still made her empress, queen or whatever she was lol 12:45 a stain on his legacy? Who were fighting and dying in the war? women or men? there you go

@PromorteD

Жыл бұрын

@@Deimonos85 Only men were allowed to fight. Because women were not treated equally. Good of you to wear your misogyny on your sleeve though, red flags make it easier to steer clear.

This was the Romantic period and Napoleon was painted in such a dashing and coloful way. You're work on this channel is so outstanding. Your recreation of him reveals the personal power that he had but with a soul too.

I've watched many of these recreations, but the image @26:15 filled me with emotion as I have never before experienced. I imagined the young Napoleon, serving as an officer in the French Republic at his first battle, a man consumed with, at once, uncertainty and purpose. Magnificent.

@markc1234golf

7 ай бұрын

yes fell in love with him instantly 🥰🥰

@AB-rx6no

5 ай бұрын

​@@markc1234golfme too

@georgeroberts1183

5 ай бұрын

Soberbio trabajo!!! Y la música de fondo, grandiosa... Fue como ver a Napoleón resucitar de entre los muertos por algunos instantes (al menos en la mente de las personas).

@neinzukorruption9321

5 ай бұрын

True. It is not only a very handsome man but leaves a haunting impression. A man you would never forget in your live. And one envies Josephine.

@Bethaniji

2 ай бұрын

Yes, I too got an emotional feeling at the image of the young man Napoleon as he smiled. His eyes lit up in such a familiar way...seems a connection somehow. His armies must have loved him and I can imagine how charming he must have been as a dance partner at a ball.

Napoleon looks like Emmanuel Macron in your reconstruction; I think the latter would be chuffed at that.😂

@ferd2866

2 жыл бұрын

Ahahah, exactly what I thought! But don't tell Macron, he might get ideas!

@ferd2866

2 жыл бұрын

@S B and he will invade Russia - oh no!

@Jason.cbr1000rr

2 жыл бұрын

@@ferd2866 and similarities too such as hes wife being over 6 years hes senior haha

@mirofeya

9 ай бұрын

He looks so French. I've had several French friends and the face features are similar!

The Napoleonic Era has been my passion for over 30 years. I really enjoyed this. You did a fantastic job, and I applaud you!!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

I dated a woman who was a distant relative of him. Even in Canada his ancestry carries on. I love this channel and the work and dedication you put into it. You show us not only a rare look at their lost looks and smiles but a human side many don't get to read about in most history books. 🙂👍

@walideg5304

Жыл бұрын

Doubt except if she was linked to Count Napoleon, the bastard he had with Marie Waleska.

@unpseudopascommelesautres997

Жыл бұрын

Yes of course of course and I'm a descendant of Napoleon. Afterall, I'm french and I live in the south, way more likely than your story.

@MacHamish

11 ай бұрын

@@unpseudopascommelesautres997 she had proof. Keep your rude comment to yourself.

@rcarseneault1214

8 ай бұрын

Sure you did...

As a history buff, I really love the way you bring these figures to life. My one suggestion would be that you take famous couples like Napoleon and Josephine and Victoria and Albert and do a picture of them together. Also, I'm a British history lover, so I would love to see more British monarchs 🙂

@chtur2299

5 ай бұрын

No , french History is the Top ! British monarchs are so uggly and idiots ! And the Black Prince was a monster and cold killer , a medieval shit without honor !

Napoleon was an incredibly complex and controversial figure who in my opinion gets a bad rap. IMO he did much more good than bad. You forgot to mention he did not start any of the first 5 coalitions and was attacked first so characterizing his conquests as purely ego driven isn't accurate. As you mentioned the rest of Europe hated the French Revolution and Napoleon, and were willing to throw all of their resources behind trying to reverse it and restore the Monarchy (and take away all of the newly gained rights of the French people). It was only because of Napoleon's military and political genius that the ideals of the French Revolution survived...his conquests were necessary to establish buffer zones between France and an aggressive Europe that would have kept on endlessly attacking. He implemented the ideals of the French revolution in the newly conquered territories, and gave millions of Europeans their first taste of things like equality under the law, freedom of religion, and freedom from the abuses of the church and nobility. This taste was incredibly important in inspiring democratic movements over the next century. But yes his ego was massive and it eventually lead to his downfall. He was far from perfect and his unprovoked invasions of Russia and Spain lead to well over a million deaths and his eventual demise. Like you mentioned he was (like all of us) very complicated. It's important to remember that he was motivated by a combination of self-defense, a genuine desire to spread the ideals of the French Revolution, and his insatiable desire for power and glory. Thanks for the very enjoyable video.

@valenciasaintilus9573

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, as a Haitian I’m going to have to politely disagree with you here.

@thedisciple516

Жыл бұрын

@@valenciasaintilus9573 I respect why you would say that... but he needed money to fund his military to defend France, and Haiti was France's most profitable colony. If he couldn't fund his military... France would have been defeated and all of the rights the French people gained from the revolution would have been lost. It was all about money not because he loved slavery.

@valenciasaintilus9573

Жыл бұрын

@@thedisciple516 mmhm. Is there a difference?Does it matter the reasoning behind it? Even after we got independence France charged us over 21 billion dollars because they deemed the freed people as “ loss of property”. France has never payed it back even though the last payment was in the 1940s. If I killed your family but then tell you hey I don’t like killing I just need money would that change anything? Would that make me a better person?

@ecaeas4439

Жыл бұрын

Can you explain what you mean by the ideals of the French revolution, given that a figure like Napoleon completely contradicts those ideals. He was a monarch in his own right, he inserted himself into being a leader and he re-established an autocratic style of governance. What is revolutionary about that? The French revolution was an absolute failure at the time; just see how the country sprang from tyrant to tyrant. Robespierre to Napoleon, and after Napoleon back to its old lineage of Monarchs. If you look at him in terms of just being a successful military leader, it's undeniable. But politically, he completely reversed any of the major ideals of the revolution. Liberty? Introducing conscription to feed his expansionist plans. Egalitarianism? France regressed to a monarchy and autocratic style of governance under his system.

@thedisciple516

Жыл бұрын

@@ecaeas4439 You made good points but basically he preserved the ideals of the French Revolution that were realistic at the time. Conscription is used by Democracies today in times of war.. Egalitarianism was implemented far more than anywhere else. Many of his Marshalls rose to ranks they never would have under the ancien regime. Napoleon's ultimate genius was that he popularized and spread those enlightenement concepts that could realisticlly be implemented AT THE TIME (not all will be conviced that this made him a great historical figure)

Napoleon looked absolutely superb in your recreation! As a French girl everyone knows him but it feels really different to actually see what he could look like as a real human being. Thank you !!

@JacobOman-qb1lm

23 күн бұрын

I love France, greetings from Germany.

Congrats to all the team!! The narrative, the bande original, pictures, they all balanced perfectly. Many thanks for 28 minutes well spent!!

The Duke of Wellington, was once asked who was the greatest general of his age. Wellington replied, “in this age, in past ages, in any age, Napoleon.”

@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000

Жыл бұрын

Wellington himself is very overrated

Napoleon was such a handsome man. I am really impressed with how you portrayed Josephine. Thank you and great job.

Josephine single-handedly created French fashion as it is today. The simplicity, style and amazing material live on.

This is stunning! I don't know why but showing your subjects smiling is just so amazing! You really humanize these people. Wonderful job! thank you for sharing!

I’m in awe of the sheer amount of emotion, power and detail that is put into these videos by your team. Incredible channel.

I really love that both Nabulio (Napoléon) and Joséphine were born on islands (Corsica and Martinique) and both brought with them the accents of their native places when they spoke French, Joséphine apparently making her Créole accent fashionable in Paris. If I may, the Delacroix painting shown at 5:10 is often used as an illustration of the 1789 French revolution, but it's really a depiction of the later revolution of July 1830 :) Loved the video, your portraits of them are beautiful!

@monmothma3358

Жыл бұрын

That painting is included in a copy I have of Lès Miserables (which, of course, tells of one of the later revolutions), only the breasts of the flag-holding woman are covered up! XD Never mind that the painting is iconic, the woman had to get dressed lol. It's not even a very old edition - but I think it's American..

@InformalCurious

Жыл бұрын

As an history lover frenchman I'm pleased someone noticed that this painting depicts the July 1830 french Revolution and is not related to the first 1789 one ;)

@pookpook3891

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact : the statue of Josephine was decapitated and stained with blood in Martinique. The reason is that Napoleon reinstated slavery after being forbidden during the Revolution. Still today, this is perceived as a treason by martinican people.

I can literally spend all day watching your videos, but this is one of the best!!! As a Francophile, I also loved your telling of the full story of his life… such an interesting man with so many facets!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it

This is such an excellent recap of history. The recreations are incredible, and they brought me here. But now I am watching this for an intimate understanding of the man and his life, and the recreations become a amazing bonus. Well done! I also love your voice for narration.

An interesting, beautifully narrated, and well-rounded look at this important historical figure. I loved it! It's rather funny that 5'7" isn't terribly short (Britain's King Charles I was 5'4", for instance, and contemporary actor Johnny Galecki is 5'6") but Napoleon is referred to as the "Little Tyrant".

@doudouard1132

10 ай бұрын

One of the reason of this shortness reputation was that on the battlefield Napoleon was often surrounded by bodyguards always taller than him which made him look short in the end

@dynjarren8355

5 ай бұрын

Hitler was short, too. So is Putin. Strange coincidence.

@daveware4117

4 ай бұрын

If he were alive today, women would ignor him because he's not atleast 6'

@LQOTW

4 ай бұрын

@@daveware4117 Sounds like a *personal* problem.

@daveware4117

4 ай бұрын

@@LQOTW i just say it like i see it

Did you know Marie Louise of Austria was the great niece of Marie Antoinette. Make no mistake, Napoleon Bonaparte knew exactly what he was doing when he was courting royalty.

This is a fine documentary. Napoleon showed he could love deeply. His love for Josephine was truly devoted no matter what she was like. He loved her to the end and yet did need to show again his strength in being so cool to her for a long time, to let her know he was finding it hard to forgive the pain she had caused him. The depictions are always so pointed on, I feel. it is amazing how you do this! He would have quick, sharp eyes because of always having to be on target with the wars he fought. Many stories have been written placing him in various lights, but this one seems to do the justice needed to bring his true life to the correct light. .

Remarkable reconstruction of Napoleon and Josephine's features, you should be given all the credit you deserve.

Your 1st depiction of Napoleon looked into my soul and made me feel like I’d follow him to the gates of hell if he commanded it. The second one looked like a young Bill Murray😂

@MossyMozart

5 ай бұрын

@lethalwolf7455 - Not Daniel Radcliff?

Two additions: (1) Napoleon purchased a "suburban" mansion for Josephine. She was active in bolstering Napoleon's image with balls, dinner parties, plays etc for politicians, ambassadors, and the like. Sort of like a White House reception but accomplished with classic French elan. (2) Napoleon met with elders of France's Jewish community, who assured him of their support. In his conquests through Europe Napoleon's troops always smashed the gates of the ghettos when they found them and freed the Jews.

Once again... the music adds so much to the mood and drama of the narration and story-telling. The entire team of artists and researchers and writers deserve high praise and recognition for their contributions to these wonderful and beautiful creations! (I assume you have an entire team that puts these things together. It's difficult for me to imagine that just one or two humble people are responsible for creating so much. Have you considered running "credits" at the end of the video to list and honor everyone who had a part?) 🍷 Cheers to you all!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

You are so kind! It really is just the two of us! I (becca) do the narration, some of the research/ script and recreation and then Andre does the editing, music, research and script as well. It’s a lot of work! We really appreciate your kind words.

@annastevens1526

Жыл бұрын

Incredibly impressive to pull all of this together as a duo! Finding a balanced way to tell the stories of such complex, mythologised & often polarizing historical figures must be a challenge, I imagine. The quality of your portrait recreations is so stunning too, I can 100% see why the channel's fans say they bring history to life for them in a way that many other media cannot.

I just want to say that I'm really impressed with these recreations. But, it isn't just the recreations that draw me to your videos, it the biographical history provided. I've learned so much watching these extraordinary videos. Thank you.

What's interesting to me: Napoleon was always described as very small, the Napoleon Komplex - a small person that wants to show the world what he is made of. But he was above average size of his time and nation.

This was fascinating! I had never learned much about Napoleon or Josephine, but your narration kept me captivated for the entire time. Napoleon was actually quite handsome in your recreation!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it :)

I like that you don't just photo shop the image of whomever you are depicting. You cover details that have been glossed over in other documentaries. The depth of research you add to the content make the images you create come to life. You are more than an artist, you are a historian/artisan.

You make a person want to delve into the lives of the people you recreate. I find myself wanting to know more every time I watch one of your videos. Thank you for all your hard work!

Wonderful recreation. Together with the informative history of Napoleon to go with it. Just love this channel

This is incredible. THANK YOU for bringing so many historical figures to life for us. I love not only seeing their facial recreations, but also learning their history-warts and all. You dimensionalize these important people in a way that resonates so profoundly with our modern society- a way to connect despite the centuries in between. What a gift you have given us!

Becca: I’m learning so much and continue to enjoy it immensely. Between the history lesson and how each individual comes alive with your artistic ability, it’s a wonderful experience. Thank you. Carol from California

I just came upon this channel and girl you're the best! Love the history but most of all, the recreations. Thank you

A beautiful job just love the recreations. Gorgeous! I could watch all day ❤

Napoleon’s story reminds me of Catherine the Great where they became cultural icons in a country that they felt alienated in.

omg I swear this has very quickly become one of my favorite channels that I always have to watch when I see a new upload, and it’s like every video gets better n better! everything about it was beautiful and compelling, and your recreations were amazing of course. thank you for making these videos!! keep doing what you’re doing hehe 🖤

Great work! I think on the painting 'Napoleon crossing the alps' he was captured the best. On the version where he looks the most serious, everything is in his eyes and it feels much more than a painting, he looks back onto you from it. No wonder David was his favourite. Two men of such talents are lucky to work together.

@TheSeedpearl

Жыл бұрын

That is my favourite painting as well. It shows just what one expects in a young general like Napoleon. Great work indeed by David.

Thank you so much for putting all this incredibly valuable information together. You did such an amazing job. ❤❤❤

I am absolutely in love with this channel, history has always been one of my favorite subjects. Your research is in depth and you have a great way of explaining complicated military or political concepts. I also love the way you recreate the faces to make them look so real, its astounding.

This is so well done. Concise yet still interestingly told, and of course your artwork rocks. Thanks for doing this!

Awww that recreation at the end was SO RAD!!! Such a treat to see technology used in such a beautiful way♥️ Love this content🤘🏾

Becca, these are so good. I recently discovered your youtube channel and have now watched 6 of your videos, all excellent. There is always something new to learn and you present the information so well. Congratulations and looking forward to the continued success of your channel.

This is a lovely presentation and I especially like your take on the recreations of their faces. There’s always been an endearing quality about his eyes for me, and your life-like animation captured that.

Great video! Napoleon’s story is so interesting, and it’s wonderful to see him and Josephine “alive.”

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! His story is so winding and fascinating!

@moradtalbi8325

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoyaltyNowStudios lllllllllll.))

thank you for your takes on the people you portray. you humanize them in more than just the artwork. watching this and Marie Antoinette back to back highlights it.

The recreations were absolutely outstanding. Made me emotional.

Sometimes a tremendous ego can serve to not just get a lot done, but also do a lot of good for others. A brilliant man, which transformed the world. And your recreations as sensitive and creative as always. Love your work. Thanks for sharing.

Stumbled on this channel by chance and decided to check out. So very glad I did. Big fan of history only subject in school I really enjoyed. You guys are very entertaining and educational all at the same time. I can't get enough, just blows my mind.They look so real. Great job 👍👍👍

Your work is just so beautiful. I always get a little emotional at the reveals. Thank you.

I think these reality depictions were as close to spot on as you can get. Superb work! 👍🏼

I would love to see a likeness of Boadicea, the Celtic Queen, who led the revolt against Roman rule in Britain - A.D. 60/61. Apparently she had very long red hair and tattoos! Loving your channel, thanks! ❤🇬🇧

I’m enthralled with this channel, your narration, and art. I watch each one excited for the recreation at the end. Your Napoleon is so handsome but also ordinary in that I wouldn’t be awestruck seeing him at our local supermarket. So real! Thanks for all your research and work. Your dedication shows 👏🏻

Your recreations are amazing, you make History come alive.

Wow im a new fan to your videos! The ending when you bring them to life makes me almost teary eyed for them for some reason! Great job!

LOVE THE LONGER HISTORY BEFORE THE RECREATION

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Phew this one was a lot of work. I really hope people enjoy the longer format though. Thank you for your feedback I’m so glad you enjoyed it

@FoxofGold

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoyaltyNowStudios the hard work was obvious I look forward to the day you do a collab with other great art history tubers

What I love about these videos is that they build a thorough but succinct background of each character before unveiling the likeness. Very moving to see these often tragic figures portraying everyday expressions on faces of people we're read about since childhood. Marie Antoinette is still my favorite so far.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. I think the background helps so much to empathize and then you see them recreated! I hope it tells the story well.

@SeaMonkey137

Жыл бұрын

@@RoyaltyNowStudios Yes, exactly. I didn't clarify my point as well as I should have, but the background info helps to build an emotional connection to the subjects which makes encountering their realistic likenesses much more powerful. Very well done.

Love this programme - so easy to learn more of greats in history!

For some reason, your recreations always make me cry .. it is like watching them come to life .. and when they smile .. way beyond beautiful this is to see .. So much can be learned by watching these .. it is like listening to a beautiful story.. or watching an intriguing play .. and the presentation and excellent narration is lovely and quite appealing .. Napoleon was indeed amazing ., and he was an incredible and highly effective military leader ., but it was his endearing romance with Josephine that caught and captured my interest ,, he truly loved her ., and I believe she also loved him .. and the fact that he kept her as Empress shows clearly his deep love and devotion to her .. Thank you for this beautiful video ., your recreations are beyond beautiful., and unforgettable as well .. And the smiles you give them.. one would have to possess a heart of stone not to be moved to tears .,❣ Jen999💙

I am really captivated by the first image of Napoleon's realistic image! Wow, amazing. I loved your research on their history. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this reenact ion A great overall depiction, that I humbly had not been aware of . I love your passion.

I just love this channel so much. Easily one of my top 3 favourites on the entire Internet.

Amazing historical videos. Fantastic job bringing them to life. Beautiful, mellifluous voice.

Absolutely binging these series! History is presented in a different light from your average textbooks and history Channels. The recreations are amazing!! I love seeing the smiles at the end, sometimes we forget these figures were human too. Refreshing :)

Wow! I never expected him to be as handsome as he must have been! I’m so surprised. Both images are great. He has a sweet smile. And Josephine is very pretty. Striking really. She actually reminds me of my favorite aunt who passed away a few years ago. She has a somewhat mischievous look about her. Doesn’t surprise me that she was a party girl! Lol!

@sophien5416

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And she was older than Napolean. Kind of like Macaron and his wife today.

Fascinating and compelling - brilliant work!

The recreations are beautiful! I literally started to cry when you said he called out for her on his deathbed.

No other personality that has left an everlasting impression like Napoleon Bonaparte

Congratulations on your production qualities. Your final reproductions of Napoleon including that final actual human being who is smiling is brilliant.

Excellent narration of Napoleon's life! I really liked it!!!🙂

It is really awesome how you all are able to recreate these figures!❤

Dang. I never knew Napoleon wasn't the Frenchest French that ever Frenched. From Corsica! Wow. I didn't pay enough attention in class.

@thegreencat9947

2 жыл бұрын

It is never too late to learn. Learning is an eternal process. Never stop.

@vivek27789

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@@thegreencat9947 True.. Very True

I love the music you use in the background. It is very appropriate, crescendo and decrescendo match the story very well.

What an amazing video. Napoleon was one of the greatest of all time! Thank you, for sharing his story.

Your animations of Napoleon are great and the second one really strikes me as being most accurate as it depicts a man with the countenance of a army commander who has great confidence in himself. Wonderful job. 😀

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! You’re right, he does look very confident/smug in that second one doesn’t he? :)

@jfnuyen

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoyaltyNowStudios Yes, he has the confidence I have seen in a commander of men.

love love these historical summaries and recreations.

So beautifully done and just in time for the film coming out in a week. Thank you for your beautiful work. I know subscribe to your channel and can’t wait to look at all of the other chapters of history you’ve created

Wow, your videos are very well put together! It's very interesting seeing a real life depiction of historical people.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it

What a stunningly handsome young man that recreation brought to life. His grin provided me with one in kind. Thank you. This just makes a history buffs heart sing. ❤

This is amazing, thank you so much!!

Truly magnificent story and amazing recreations! What a life!!! Brilliant work, Royalty Now.

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you as always Siobhan!

Wonderful! Napoleon looks so much more compelling in your recreation; it’s easy to see why he was such a force in life. May we please have Anne Lister next? :)

Nicely put together..thankyou

Love seeing these reconstructions and the stories behind them 😊

Wonderfull work. The way you told his story was fabulous. Despite the wars and violence he was a remarkable person. Please, do the same with his marshalls and the Duke of Wellington and his commanders too. It should be fantastic if you recreate the figures of the Napoleonic wars. Thank you so much for your amazing job! Congratulations.

This video is excellent, full with the information and great recreation. Thank you very much. I wonder that could you tell the story of Boudicca and recreate her?

damn the recreations are great and very well done! great stuff!

Wonderful recreations and video as a whole. Very entertaining and faithful to history. You do a very good job with your videos and have certainly earned a subscriber here.

I was drawn to Napoleon when I first learned about him in school. I had a crush on him you could say. Perhaps it was his powerful military expertise softened with his eternal love for Josephine. Your recreation of him really is amazing! I would listen and follow his lead looking at those eyes! I almost feel like I knew him from another’s lifetime looking at your image of him. Well done!

@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000

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Have you read Napoleon: A life? It's an amazing book.

this is so amazing and beautifully done. not being an European, I've only heard the name Napoleon before without knowing his history but you really presented, captured his life so well. thank you for your hardwork!

@RoyaltyNowStudios

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This one was intimidating for us because there is so much about him, so it was challenging to kind of weave it into a narrative. I’m so glad you enjoyed it!