The Favourite

Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough, tells Queen Anne, “You do not lisp, but you are mad.” (0:02)

Prime Minister Godolphin: “The one who went mad and burnt his own house down, himself in it?” (0:05)

Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford, tells Sarah, referring to doubling of the tax, “This is madness.”
Godolphin tells Sarah, “A man's dignity is the one thing that holds him back from running amok.” (0:20)

Harley tells Queen Anne, “You have no idea the firestorm of rage you have set loose in the countryside.” (0:26)

Sarah tells her cousin Abigail, “I do fear confusion and accidents.” (0:37)

Sarah finds Anne preparing to jump from a window to her death and stops her. (0:40)

Anne tells Abigail, referring to her children, “Each one that dies, a little bit of you goes with them.” (0:43)

Anne swoons. (0:55)

Abigail tells Harley, referring to Anne, “... I will drip poison into her ear regarding you until she is mad with hatred for you...” (1:14)

Harley tells Anne, “Costing a fortune, built on your paranoia, and walking into god-knows-what.” (1:18)

Anne, referring to Sarah: “Abigail, I worry something has befallen her.”
Abigail, referring to Masham: ”It would be career suicide for him.” (1:19)

Sarah tells Anne, “I went quite mad for a moment.” (1:32)

Anne asks Abigail, “Are you drunk?” (1:38)

Harley tells Anne, “There’s metaphors abound.” (1:40)