WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:51.926 --> 00:00:55.138 [people chattering] 4 00:01:11.321 --> 00:01:12.947 [woman on recording]   Members of the Elizabeth Company, 5 00:01:12.989 --> 00:01:15.158 this is your beginners call. You'll begin this call. 6 00:01:15.200 --> 00:01:17.327 Your call, please, Joe Ayew, Catherine Hampton, 7 00:01:17.368 --> 00:01:19.662 Peter Marius and Jane Pipe. 8 00:01:19.704 --> 00:01:21.623 Summon please, lighting, sound, stage management, 9 00:01:21.664 --> 00:01:24.292 flies, costume, weights and stage crew. 10 00:01:24.334 --> 00:01:25.627 Your beginners call, thank you. 11 00:01:35.345 --> 00:01:36.638 [Princess Anne] In the White Drawing Room. 12 00:01:36.679 --> 00:01:39.641 - I have moved the furniture. - Yes. 13 00:01:39.682 --> 00:01:42.435 And I, um, have lit the fire 14 00:01:42.477 --> 00:01:45.605 so that it looks quite sort of friendly like. 15 00:01:45.647 --> 00:01:48.817 [instruments tuning] 16 00:02:00.662 --> 00:02:03.456 - Do you think they're ready? - Yes, ma'am, they are indeed. 17 00:02:09.879 --> 00:02:13.883 [dramatic fanfare playing] 18 00:02:13.925 --> 00:02:15.844 [upbeat music playing] 19 00:02:15.885 --> 00:02:17.846 [crowd cheering] 20 00:02:22.392 --> 00:02:27.397 Let me entertain you 21 00:02:30.400 --> 00:02:34.320 Let me entertain you 22 00:02:34.362 --> 00:02:37.532 Let me entertain you 23 00:02:38.366 --> 00:02:40.493 Let me 24 00:02:40.535 --> 00:02:42.412 Enter... 25 00:02:42.453 --> 00:02:44.414 ...tain you 26 00:02:46.583 --> 00:02:48.251 Let me 27 00:02:48.293 --> 00:02:49.544 Enter... 28 00:02:50.461 --> 00:02:52.046 ...tain you 29 00:03:07.937 --> 00:03:09.689 Yeah, yeah 30 00:03:09.731 --> 00:03:12.442 Yeah 31 00:03:22.493 --> 00:03:24.579 [crowd cheering] 32 00:03:32.962 --> 00:03:35.423 [dramatic music playing] 33 00:03:50.521 --> 00:03:52.106 [indistinct chatter] 34 00:03:52.148 --> 00:03:56.736 - And a different sort of camera. - Electronic camera. 35 00:03:56.778 --> 00:04:02.116 And, uh, that's the teleprompter which you will have... 36 00:04:02.158 --> 00:04:03.743 [mutters] 37 00:04:08.998 --> 00:04:11.334 - Is that far enough in for you? - No. 38 00:04:11.376 --> 00:04:13.503 - [man] No? - Because that's right in the way. 39 00:04:13.544 --> 00:04:15.421 - [man indistinct] - Oh, I see what you mean. 40 00:04:15.463 --> 00:04:17.423 [all laughing] 41 00:04:17.465 --> 00:04:20.635 - It's for the radio version... - For the radio, I see. 42 00:04:20.677 --> 00:04:23.972 - ...and a run-through -of the words. - Mm-hm. 43 00:04:25.807 --> 00:04:29.686 Clothes wise, does it look alright with the background? 44 00:04:29.727 --> 00:04:31.688 [man] Yes, it does. 45 00:04:31.729 --> 00:04:33.982 I mean, jolly lucky. I'd be awful if you'd said no 46 00:04:34.023 --> 00:04:37.151 because I'd have to find something else. 47 00:04:38.569 --> 00:04:40.780 [woman] Yes, it's alright for this. 48 00:04:41.906 --> 00:04:44.450 [indistinct chatter] 49 00:04:47.078 --> 00:04:48.830 [man] Whenever you're ready, ma'am. 50 00:04:48.871 --> 00:04:51.666 Red and green should never be seen, but never mind. 51 00:04:53.710 --> 00:04:56.713 Over the years, I have dwelt on the happier side of life 52 00:04:56.754 --> 00:04:58.965 in my Christmas Broadcasts. 53 00:04:59.007 --> 00:05:03.469 We need reminding of it, particularly at Christmas time. 54 00:05:03.511 --> 00:05:05.513 This year, there have been, I hope, 55 00:05:05.555 --> 00:05:08.725 times of happiness and good cheer for most of us. 56 00:05:08.766 --> 00:05:11.561 My family, for instance, has been celebrating 57 00:05:11.602 --> 00:05:13.855 my youngest grandchild's christening. 58 00:05:13.896 --> 00:05:16.024 [male voice] ...old documentaries about the Queen 59 00:05:16.065 --> 00:05:19.193 and the new documentaries, her accent has changed. 60 00:05:19.235 --> 00:05:21.863 She's more, you know... 61 00:05:21.904 --> 00:05:23.865 Before it was, like, "Oh, la-la-la," 62 00:05:23.906 --> 00:05:26.534 but these days it's more like, "Ha-ha-ha-ha." 63 00:05:26.576 --> 00:05:29.829 So it's more like a street language, as if she's rapping. 64 00:05:29.871 --> 00:05:31.039 Ladies and gentlemen... 65 00:05:31.080 --> 00:05:32.999 I want to tell you all 66 00:05:33.041 --> 00:05:34.500 throughout the ages... 67 00:05:34.542 --> 00:05:36.002 and in grateful memory... 68 00:05:36.044 --> 00:05:37.503 for our enjoyment... 69 00:05:37.545 --> 00:05:38.713 it will not be easy... 70 00:05:38.755 --> 00:05:42.216 [dialogue overlapping indistinct] 71 00:05:42.258 --> 00:05:45.094 But it is a fragile institution. 72 00:05:45.136 --> 00:05:47.764 [dialogue overlapping indistinct] 73 00:05:56.230 --> 00:05:58.608 ...by merely dialing the right number 74 00:05:58.649 --> 00:06:01.694 up to a distance of some 300 miles. 75 00:06:01.736 --> 00:06:04.864 [Lord Altrincham] I feel that her own natural self 76 00:06:04.906 --> 00:06:06.866 is not allowed to come through 77 00:06:06.908 --> 00:06:09.869 And if she herself were allowed to speak, 78 00:06:09.911 --> 00:06:12.121 the effect would be wonderful. 79 00:06:12.163 --> 00:06:15.583 Do you expect the Queen to have qualities of a wit? 80 00:06:15.625 --> 00:06:17.043 You would like her to be a better orator? 81 00:06:17.085 --> 00:06:18.961 You would like her to be a TV personality, 82 00:06:19.003 --> 00:06:20.963 in addition to being a diligent, dutiful 83 00:06:21.005 --> 00:06:23.758 and devoted monarch and a mother? 84 00:06:23.800 --> 00:06:24.926 [Robin Day] What I was suggesting is, 85 00:06:24.967 --> 00:06:28.096 is that spontaneity should be the key note, 86 00:06:28.137 --> 00:06:29.931 even if they're prepared 87 00:06:29.972 --> 00:06:33.226 from seeming to be the sort of speech that she would make. 88 00:06:34.811 --> 00:06:36.938 That will teach you to insult the Queen. 89 00:06:36.979 --> 00:06:38.272 [Robin] ...to terminate the interview, 90 00:06:38.314 --> 00:06:40.733 I'm obliged to you for answering my questions. 91 00:06:40.775 --> 00:06:44.278 Next week, at this time, there will be another edition of   Impact. 92 00:06:44.320 --> 00:06:45.613 Goodnight. 93 00:06:49.700 --> 00:06:51.619 [narrator] When speaking to the Queen 94 00:06:51.661 --> 00:06:56.124 your first introduction should be addressed as "Your Majesty". 95 00:06:56.165 --> 00:06:58.960 From then on you should address her as "ma'am". 96 00:07:00.545 --> 00:07:01.796 - Ma'am. - Yeah. 97 00:07:01.838 --> 00:07:02.964 Your Majesty. 98 00:07:03.005 --> 00:07:04.632 - Ma'am. - Ma'am, right. 99 00:07:04.674 --> 00:07:06.509 To go down on the stool, very simple. 100 00:07:06.551 --> 00:07:09.137 The conversation, you'll know it's come to an end, handshake... 101 00:07:09.178 --> 00:07:12.807 Put your left foot at the left side, reverse back. 102 00:07:12.849 --> 00:07:14.183 And bend the right knee. 103 00:07:14.225 --> 00:07:16.102 And if the Ambassador and the High Commissioners 104 00:07:16.144 --> 00:07:18.938 can be on my right, their spouse is on their right. 105 00:07:18.980 --> 00:07:20.815 Grasp the handle with your right hand. 106 00:07:20.857 --> 00:07:22.817 If the President is on my right, 107 00:07:22.859 --> 00:07:25.820 then you'll walk in two paces or so and stop. 108 00:07:25.862 --> 00:07:29.824 When the doors open, and you're first there, little neck bow 109 00:07:29.866 --> 00:07:33.786 or a little curtsey from the ladies, if you feel that appropriate. 110 00:07:33.828 --> 00:07:36.164 Right, I want your heels on the edge of the curb. 111 00:07:36.205 --> 00:07:40.877 Come forward. Get forward so your heels are on the edge of the curb! 112 00:07:40.918 --> 00:07:46.299 To, uh, make sure that the seating provides the best possible mix 113 00:07:46.340 --> 00:07:52.180 we color code the different sort of people, uh, categories of people. 114 00:07:52.221 --> 00:07:54.348 At what point will we hand over the gifts? 115 00:07:54.390 --> 00:07:57.560 There's no handing over of gifts. It's simply a viewing. 116 00:07:57.602 --> 00:07:59.061 They're really just on display. 117 00:07:59.103 --> 00:08:00.688 These'll arrive in advance of the-- 118 00:08:00.730 --> 00:08:02.690 - of the, of the visit, I would suggest. - Yes. 119 00:08:02.732 --> 00:08:05.902 Are laid out on a table. And it's simply a walk past. 120 00:08:05.943 --> 00:08:08.154 - There's no actual giving. - [man] Oh, I see. 121 00:08:08.196 --> 00:08:09.906 She says nothing. 122 00:08:09.947 --> 00:08:13.576 So, once you have received the accolade, stand up, 123 00:08:13.618 --> 00:08:17.038 and come round to the left-hand side of the stool. 124 00:08:17.079 --> 00:08:20.166 [Billy Turnbull] This lady acts as the Queen's stand-in 125 00:08:20.208 --> 00:08:22.877 at rehearsals for major events. 126 00:08:22.919 --> 00:08:25.046 You've done Windsor, you've done the Cenotaph. 127 00:08:25.087 --> 00:08:27.590 [woman] State opening of Parliament. VJ Day. 128 00:08:27.632 --> 00:08:32.261 That was the best one because I rode in her carriage around Trafalgar Square 129 00:08:32.303 --> 00:08:34.180 on a lovely sunny afternoon. 130 00:08:34.222 --> 00:08:36.057 Everybody was waving at me. 131 00:08:36.098 --> 00:08:38.893 It's very hard to smile for a long time, too. 132 00:08:38.935 --> 00:08:40.061 It's quite difficult. 133 00:08:40.102 --> 00:08:41.270 - There you are. - [people laughing] 134 00:08:41.312 --> 00:08:42.396 [woman] Bless. 135 00:08:42.438 --> 00:08:43.731 You did this last year, didn't you? 136 00:08:43.773 --> 00:08:45.399 No, I haven't done it for about-- 137 00:08:45.441 --> 00:08:47.235 - I was Queen last year. - Deborah last year. 138 00:08:47.276 --> 00:08:48.903 - [man] You did it last year? - I did. 139 00:08:48.945 --> 00:08:51.239 Duke of Kent. Prince of Wales. 140 00:08:51.280 --> 00:08:53.032 The Duke of Gloucester in the middle. 141 00:08:53.074 --> 00:08:56.744 Right, gentlemen, the Queen is coming down the stairs. 142 00:08:56.786 --> 00:08:58.371 Good afternoon, Your Majesty. Commander Henry Duffy. 143 00:08:58.412 --> 00:08:59.080 Captain of   HMS Liverpool. 144 00:08:59.080 --> 00:09:02.750 Very nice to meet you, Commander. Absolutely delighted. 145 00:09:02.792 --> 00:09:04.877 [Henry] Admiral, you need to chit-chat with the Queen here, now. 146 00:09:04.919 --> 00:09:07.421 - Sorry? - You're gonna have to talk to the Queen. 147 00:09:07.463 --> 00:09:09.257 - Small talk. - Small talk. 148 00:09:09.298 --> 00:09:11.259 I think it would probably focus-- 149 00:09:11.300 --> 00:09:13.427 [woman] Talk about her dogs. How are her dogs? 150 00:09:13.469 --> 00:09:16.806 - No. Louise, stop getting surreal. - Oh, sorry. 151 00:09:16.847 --> 00:09:19.100 [indistinct chattering] 152 00:09:19.141 --> 00:09:20.434 [ "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) by The Beatles playing] 153 00:09:31.320 --> 00:09:34.073 I once had a girl 154 00:09:34.115 --> 00:09:39.120 Or should I say she once had me 155 00:09:39.161 --> 00:09:42.290 She showed me her room 156 00:09:42.331 --> 00:09:46.961 Isn't it good Norwegian wood? 157 00:09:47.003 --> 00:09:48.963 [man] Basically a year's worth of insignia. 158 00:09:49.005 --> 00:09:52.925 From terribly expensive stuff, which is used very rarely, 159 00:09:52.967 --> 00:09:57.138 to things like MBEs and OBEs, which we probably get through a couple of thousand a year. 160 00:10:00.808 --> 00:10:02.977 There you go. John Winston Lennon. 161 00:10:03.019 --> 00:10:09.150 He came to an investiture at Buckingham Palace on the 26th of October, 1965. 162 00:10:09.191 --> 00:10:13.154 And on the 26th of November, 1969, he returned it to us... 163 00:10:14.196 --> 00:10:14.864 for various reasons. 164 00:10:14.905 --> 00:10:19.994 And then she said it's time for bed 165 00:10:23.831 --> 00:10:26.500 [Sir Lenny Henry] The Queen was very much part of our lives as we were growing up. 166 00:10:26.542 --> 00:10:28.002 My mum liked the Queen. 167 00:10:28.044 --> 00:10:29.879 You know, there was that sense of the Commonwealth 168 00:10:29.920 --> 00:10:31.047 and the mother country. 169 00:10:31.088 --> 00:10:34.467 And she came from Jamaica in the 50s. 170 00:10:34.508 --> 00:10:37.136 She literally had this idea 171 00:10:37.178 --> 00:10:40.514 that the Queen had invited her to come to Britain to work. 172 00:10:40.556 --> 00:10:43.142 [narrator]   Now the end of their journey is near. 173 00:10:43.184 --> 00:10:47.188 What will they find in the land they regard as an El Dorado? 174 00:10:47.229 --> 00:10:48.856 [reporter] Well, what do you consider are the dangers 175 00:10:48.898 --> 00:10:51.150 of an increasing colored population? 176 00:10:51.192 --> 00:10:54.028 [man] There are many immediate evils of the colored invasion, 177 00:10:54.070 --> 00:10:56.030 but in our opinion, the most important 178 00:10:56.072 --> 00:10:58.366 is the long-term one of mass inter-breeding. 179 00:11:00.117 --> 00:11:02.036 [Lenny] When I did the Royal Variety the first time, 180 00:11:02.078 --> 00:11:05.373 and my mum being there on the same tier at the London Palladium 181 00:11:05.414 --> 00:11:07.500 waving at her constantly. 182 00:11:07.541 --> 00:11:10.211 "Hello, that's my son." 183 00:11:10.252 --> 00:11:11.879 And my mum's here tonight. 184 00:11:11.921 --> 00:11:13.506 [interviewer] Did the Queen wave back? 185 00:11:13.547 --> 00:11:15.549 I think... [laughing] 186 00:11:15.591 --> 00:11:17.093 I think she might have called security. 187 00:11:26.936 --> 00:11:28.938 - [horn blowing] - [crowd cheering] 188 00:11:30.481 --> 00:11:34.777 [Elizabeth] Coming up the river to the pool of London... 189 00:11:36.278 --> 00:11:38.906 seeing Tower Bridge opening. 190 00:11:38.948 --> 00:11:43.411 And we had the Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, with us. 191 00:11:43.452 --> 00:11:49.291 And, uh, one saw this dirty commercial river as one came up, 192 00:11:49.333 --> 00:11:51.919 and he was describing it as the silver thread 193 00:11:51.961 --> 00:11:55.464 which runs through the history of Britain. 194 00:11:55.506 --> 00:12:00.970 He saw things in a very romantic and glittering way. 195 00:12:01.011 --> 00:12:05.599 So, perhaps one was looking at it in a rather too mundane way. 196 00:12:07.309 --> 00:12:10.980 And then to come up the river in a small boat 197 00:12:11.021 --> 00:12:13.941 with all the sides of the river completely... 198 00:12:13.983 --> 00:12:15.609 people on each side. 199 00:12:15.651 --> 00:12:16.986 Wonderful. 200 00:12:17.027 --> 00:12:19.113 [horns playing fanfare] 201 00:12:36.338 --> 00:12:40.968 [narrator] And so this day of days most memorable comes to an end. 202 00:12:41.010 --> 00:12:44.597 And with it begins a new era. The new Elizabethan Age. 203 00:12:44.638 --> 00:12:48.350 An age in which the love and faith and hope of all the Commonwealth 204 00:12:48.392 --> 00:12:53.147 rests on the slim shoulders of the beautiful Queen who has just been crowned. 205 00:12:53.189 --> 00:12:55.524 Long may she reign. 206 00:12:58.694 --> 00:13:02.281 ...part of Great Britain, capital city of a former empire 207 00:13:02.323 --> 00:13:05.951 that embraced a quarter of the world's population and land area. 208 00:13:05.993 --> 00:13:08.621 An empire, they said, upon which the sun never set. 209 00:13:08.662 --> 00:13:10.498 But recently it has set. 210 00:13:10.539 --> 00:13:12.666 Now it is part of the Commonwealth. 211 00:13:37.525 --> 00:13:40.528 [David Cameron] Some doubted whether this organization would succeed, 212 00:13:40.569 --> 00:13:43.239 but she has assiduously supported it. 213 00:13:43.280 --> 00:13:48.202 Growing it from just seven members in 1952, to 53 today. 214 00:13:48.244 --> 00:13:52.540 She has played the leading role in building a unique family of nations 215 00:13:52.581 --> 00:13:56.043 that spans every continent, all the main religions, 216 00:13:56.085 --> 00:13:58.712 and nearly a third of the world's population. 217 00:14:05.761 --> 00:14:12.560 [Lee Kuan Yew] We are no longer citizens of, uh, Rome, so to speak. 218 00:14:12.601 --> 00:14:15.229 But we are, many of us, still alive 219 00:14:15.271 --> 00:14:17.106 who were once citizens of Rome. 220 00:14:17.147 --> 00:14:19.233 I was a British subject. 221 00:14:19.275 --> 00:14:24.363 And, uh, we share a certain background 222 00:14:24.405 --> 00:14:27.741 which makes us understand each other. 223 00:14:27.783 --> 00:14:33.414 And she represents that continuity and change. 224 00:14:34.665 --> 00:14:36.750 Because her role has changed, too. 225 00:14:42.298 --> 00:14:44.550 [Elizabeth] In this modern age, 226 00:14:44.592 --> 00:14:48.137 the strength and unity of the Commonwealth family 227 00:14:48.178 --> 00:14:53.100 does not lie in bonds forged by formal instruments 228 00:14:53.142 --> 00:14:54.727 nor in common ancestry, 229 00:14:54.768 --> 00:14:57.730 nor in pursuing the same political line. 230 00:14:59.148 --> 00:15:01.233 It springs from the knowledge 231 00:15:01.275 --> 00:15:05.738 that we all share a lively concern for individual freedom 232 00:15:05.779 --> 00:15:09.074 and all the machinery which makes this possible. 233 00:15:10.826 --> 00:15:13.996 There are several expressions of this unity. 234 00:15:15.331 --> 00:15:19.126 As the Head of the Commonwealth I am one. 235 00:15:23.047 --> 00:15:26.467 [Michael Manley] The Commonwealth will survive without the Queen 236 00:15:26.508 --> 00:15:28.677 because I think it's got its own rationale, 237 00:15:28.719 --> 00:15:32.139 its own internal dynamic that justifies it. 238 00:15:32.181 --> 00:15:35.267 On the other hand, she does serve a function 239 00:15:35.309 --> 00:15:38.145 because there are large sections, firstly of the Commonwealth, 240 00:15:38.187 --> 00:15:41.315 who do look positively towards the symbolism 241 00:15:41.357 --> 00:15:43.317 that is bound up in the monarchy. 242 00:15:43.359 --> 00:15:46.487 And, in any case, she is very fine at her job. 243 00:15:46.528 --> 00:15:49.448 I mean, you know, she really is very good at going to countries, 244 00:15:49.490 --> 00:15:52.493 going to heads of government, conferences, talking to people, 245 00:15:52.534 --> 00:15:54.828 and being knowledgeable about their problems 246 00:15:54.870 --> 00:15:56.497 and knowledgeable about world affairs. 247 00:15:56.538 --> 00:15:59.541 I have no doubt that she does that job very well. 248 00:16:15.391 --> 00:16:18.852 [train whistle blowing] 249 00:16:23.565 --> 00:16:27.361 [Elizabeth] I see the balloons are still stuck in the tree there. 250 00:16:27.403 --> 00:16:31.365 [man] Yes, we were trying to get the keeper of the Privy Purse to take a shotgun out. 251 00:16:31.407 --> 00:16:33.575 [Elizabeth] But there's horrible bits of shredded rubber. 252 00:16:33.617 --> 00:16:36.704 - [man] Yes. - [Elizabeth] They hit the trees and exploded. 253 00:16:36.745 --> 00:16:40.374 And the garden's absolutely full of dead balloons. 254 00:16:40.416 --> 00:16:42.501 - [laughing] - It's very, very disagreeable. 255 00:16:42.543 --> 00:16:44.878 [elegant music playing] 256 00:16:52.803 --> 00:16:54.888 [camera clicks] 257 00:16:54.930 --> 00:16:56.724 [Annie Liebowitz] Very nice. Very nice. 258 00:16:59.268 --> 00:17:01.687 [Robert Hughes] Nobody stands in front of the Mona Lisa. 259 00:17:01.729 --> 00:17:05.399 Everybody stands, as it were, inside it. 260 00:17:05.441 --> 00:17:07.276 We're enveloped in its reproductions 261 00:17:07.317 --> 00:17:08.902 from the moment of our birth. 262 00:17:08.944 --> 00:17:10.696 There are millions of Mona Lisa's 263 00:17:10.738 --> 00:17:13.574 printed on everything from postcards to tea towels, 264 00:17:13.615 --> 00:17:15.743 from soap to sweatshirts. 265 00:17:15.784 --> 00:17:18.746 It passes the final test of celebrity. 266 00:17:18.787 --> 00:17:21.582 It is famous for being famous. 267 00:17:24.460 --> 00:17:27.755 It's called the Mona Lisa, though we don't know who the sitter actually was. 268 00:17:27.796 --> 00:17:33.385 The Mona Lisa, smiling enigmatically away there, kept her secret. 269 00:17:33.427 --> 00:17:39.892 Do you smile to tempt a lover Mona Lisa? 270 00:17:39.933 --> 00:17:43.270 Or is this your way 271 00:17:43.312 --> 00:17:48.233 To hide a broken heart? 272 00:17:48.275 --> 00:17:54.573 Many dreams have been brought to your doorstep 273 00:17:55.532 --> 00:17:59.453 They just lie there 274 00:17:59.495 --> 00:18:03.624 And they die there 275 00:18:03.665 --> 00:18:05.459 Are you warm? 276 00:18:05.501 --> 00:18:12.466 Are you real, Mona Lisa? 277 00:18:12.508 --> 00:18:16.804 Or just a cold and lonely... 278 00:18:16.845 --> 00:18:19.181 [Hughes] ...which the Louvre will not allow to be filmed or photographed 279 00:18:19.223 --> 00:18:20.474 under any circumstances. 280 00:18:20.516 --> 00:18:21.475 It is, in fact, a very bad 281 00:18:21.517 --> 00:18:23.811 19th century copy of it. 282 00:18:23.852 --> 00:18:26.313 Does it indeed matter that I'm not standing in the Louvre 283 00:18:26.355 --> 00:18:28.315 but in the middle of a film studio? 284 00:18:28.357 --> 00:18:29.650 I don't think so. 285 00:18:29.691 --> 00:18:31.318 It's all a game with the media. 286 00:18:31.360 --> 00:18:32.653 And in Artisan life, 287 00:18:32.694 --> 00:18:35.614 you either enjoy the fiction or you don't. 288 00:18:35.656 --> 00:18:37.991 [ "U Don't Know Me" (Jaxxhouz Klubmix) by Basement Jaxx playing] 289 00:18:43.705 --> 00:18:45.624 You think you know me 290 00:18:45.666 --> 00:18:47.668 Know what I do 291 00:18:47.709 --> 00:18:51.630 But all you think about is what it all means to you 292 00:18:51.672 --> 00:18:55.551 I got so much so much to give 293 00:18:55.592 --> 00:18:58.846 All you gotta do is be ready ready to live 294 00:18:58.887 --> 00:19:02.683 You think you know a lot about my kinda woman 295 00:19:02.724 --> 00:19:05.561 But you don't know nothing 'bout me 296 00:19:05.602 --> 00:19:06.895 Part woman... 297 00:19:07.938 --> 00:19:09.523 and part god. 298 00:19:10.941 --> 00:19:13.735 Have I read your riddle, Sphinx? 299 00:19:13.777 --> 00:19:16.655 [woman] Nowadays, of course, they don't even do sketches. 300 00:19:16.697 --> 00:19:19.533 They take photographs, then take them home and copy them. 301 00:19:19.575 --> 00:19:21.660 I think that's cheating. 302 00:19:21.702 --> 00:19:25.747 Yes, the portrait everybody likes best does look like a photograph. 303 00:19:25.789 --> 00:19:28.876 The Annigoni. Yes, I like that one, too. 304 00:19:28.917 --> 00:19:32.379 Portraits are supposed to be frightfully self-revealing, aren't they? 305 00:19:32.421 --> 00:19:35.507 Show what one's really like. The secret self. 306 00:19:35.549 --> 00:19:40.012 [man] And that's the very first Landseer of Queen Victoria. 307 00:19:40.053 --> 00:19:41.930 She apparently sat in the library for that. 308 00:19:41.972 --> 00:19:44.391 [Elizabeth] That's an idea, isn't it? Hadn't thought of that. 309 00:19:44.433 --> 00:19:45.893 - Have the horse indoors? - Mm. 310 00:19:45.934 --> 00:19:47.728 [both chuckle] 311 00:19:47.769 --> 00:19:50.439 It was one of what I call my "all walks of life" luncheons. 312 00:19:50.480 --> 00:19:53.567 Today, we had the head of the CBI, an Olympic swimmer, 313 00:19:53.609 --> 00:19:55.068 primary school headmistress, 314 00:19:55.110 --> 00:19:58.572 a general in the Salvation Army and Glenda Jackson. 315 00:19:58.614 --> 00:20:00.741 It's a bit sticky. 316 00:20:00.782 --> 00:20:03.911 I've been to one, ma'am. That was a bit sticky, too. 317 00:20:03.952 --> 00:20:05.579 The trouble is, whenever I meet anyone, 318 00:20:05.621 --> 00:20:06.872 they're always on their best behavior. 319 00:20:06.914 --> 00:20:08.582 And when one's on one's best behavior, 320 00:20:08.624 --> 00:20:10.626 one isn't always at one's best. 321 00:20:10.667 --> 00:20:12.920 [gentle music playing] 322 00:21:08.850 --> 00:21:09.434 [girl] Ow! 323 00:21:09.476 --> 00:21:11.812 [reporter] ...what some call a royal watcher 324 00:21:11.853 --> 00:21:13.772 and a keen one. 325 00:21:13.814 --> 00:21:16.525 She left her Sussex home yesterday 326 00:21:16.566 --> 00:21:19.861 to grab a prime position in Bradford today. 327 00:21:19.903 --> 00:21:21.989 [woman] This is the most important bit of the day 328 00:21:22.030 --> 00:21:24.116 because this is where we need to make a commitment 329 00:21:24.157 --> 00:21:25.826 to where we're going to stand. 330 00:21:25.867 --> 00:21:28.495 Okay, right, think this through logically. 331 00:21:28.537 --> 00:21:30.122 You've gotta be standing this side of those barriers, 332 00:21:30.163 --> 00:21:33.458 so logic says she's gonna get out of the car at one end, 333 00:21:33.500 --> 00:21:35.836 in front of that building. 334 00:21:35.877 --> 00:21:38.171 [announcer] We have lots of tiny, small school children. 335 00:21:38.213 --> 00:21:42.634 If it's at all possible, if you can allow the children closer to the barriers... 336 00:21:42.676 --> 00:21:45.512 Oh, get out of it! Just because they... 337 00:21:45.554 --> 00:21:49.683 There already are children at the front! 338 00:21:49.725 --> 00:21:52.394 Well, they'll have to come and move us, then, won't they? 339 00:21:53.562 --> 00:21:55.480 [cheering] 340 00:21:55.522 --> 00:21:56.690 [camera clicks] 341 00:21:56.732 --> 00:21:59.151 [Eamonn Andrews] ...you may have detected a-- 342 00:21:59.192 --> 00:22:01.028 a special air of excitement. 343 00:22:01.069 --> 00:22:04.031 Well, that's because we've had our most distinguished guest 344 00:22:04.072 --> 00:22:06.033 ever in our studio here. 345 00:22:06.074 --> 00:22:07.743 We're deeply honored to say, 346 00:22:07.784 --> 00:22:09.911 Your Majesty, welcome to Crackerjack. 347 00:22:09.953 --> 00:22:12.539 [music playing] 348 00:22:37.564 --> 00:22:39.066 [Dawn French] For a start, you have to... 349 00:22:39.107 --> 00:22:40.942 you have to tussle with that whole idea of, 350 00:22:40.984 --> 00:22:43.445 "Will you curtsey, won't you curtsey? Will you curtsey?" 351 00:22:43.487 --> 00:22:45.864 And I decided before, "No, look, curtseying, it's... 352 00:22:45.906 --> 00:22:49.076 No, I'm not going to bow down for royal, I'm not going to." 353 00:22:49.117 --> 00:22:50.744 And then immediately you do. 354 00:22:50.786 --> 00:22:52.037 [audience laughing] 355 00:22:52.079 --> 00:22:54.790 Immediately you curtsey far too much, too low. 356 00:22:57.125 --> 00:22:59.044 There was a group of about four of us around her. 357 00:22:59.086 --> 00:23:01.588 And she says a very small thing, you know... 358 00:23:01.630 --> 00:23:03.256 "So, are you enjoying the evening?" 359 00:23:03.298 --> 00:23:04.800 And everybody goes like this. 360 00:23:04.841 --> 00:23:07.094 - [over laughing] - [audience laughing] 361 00:23:12.808 --> 00:23:13.517 [French] So, the Queen... 362 00:23:13.558 --> 00:23:16.269 I think people are just nervous or they're eager to please, 363 00:23:16.311 --> 00:23:19.106 don't want to be beheaded or something. 364 00:23:19.147 --> 00:23:22.943 So, the Queen, I'm sure, must think that she's a great comedian or something. 365 00:23:22.984 --> 00:23:23.985 [audience laughing] 366 00:23:24.027 --> 00:23:25.737 I was doing it. 367 00:23:25.779 --> 00:23:29.116 Why was I doing it? I don't know. 368 00:23:29.157 --> 00:23:31.952 [Robbie Williams] She actually thought I was someone else. 369 00:23:31.993 --> 00:23:33.620 I gave her a big smile and she said, 370 00:23:33.662 --> 00:23:35.580 "Were you the gentleman on the wires?" 371 00:23:35.622 --> 00:23:37.290 I was like, "No." 372 00:23:38.166 --> 00:23:39.960 I am the Queen. 373 00:23:41.294 --> 00:23:43.797 She said, "Have you been working hard?" 374 00:23:43.839 --> 00:23:46.299 And I said, "No, we're having a holiday," 375 00:23:46.341 --> 00:23:48.677 you see, because I couldn't think what to say. 376 00:23:48.718 --> 00:23:51.138 ...because I swam the Channel. 377 00:23:51.179 --> 00:23:54.182 - The Channel? - I swam the Channel for Sport Relief. 378 00:23:54.224 --> 00:23:55.642 [David Walliams] I filled her in why I was here, 379 00:23:55.684 --> 00:23:57.310 which I thought was a helpful thing to do, 380 00:23:57.352 --> 00:23:59.104 because there was a long queue of people. 381 00:23:59.146 --> 00:24:01.773 She asked me how much money was raised. 382 00:24:01.815 --> 00:24:03.942 She asked me if I was covered in lard. 383 00:24:03.984 --> 00:24:05.819 - It was lard... - Lard? 384 00:24:05.861 --> 00:24:08.321 But it's not as much fun as you think. 385 00:24:08.363 --> 00:24:08.905 Immediately you walk in, 386 00:24:08.947 --> 00:24:11.616 and you feel you're in the presence of power. 387 00:24:11.658 --> 00:24:14.161 It's kinda weird when you meet someone that famous, 388 00:24:14.202 --> 00:24:16.997 there's almost a kind of glow around them anyway. 389 00:24:17.038 --> 00:24:20.000 And for her especially because she's an icon. 390 00:24:20.041 --> 00:24:24.045 So when you actually see her, you can't quite believe it's really her. 391 00:24:25.213 --> 00:24:28.175 God save our gracious Queen 392 00:24:28.216 --> 00:24:31.553 Long live our noble Queen 393 00:24:31.595 --> 00:24:32.971 God save the... 394 00:24:33.013 --> 00:24:34.639 [reporter] First garden party of the year 395 00:24:34.681 --> 00:24:36.224 has been given by Her Majesty the Queen 396 00:24:36.266 --> 00:24:36.850 in the Palace grounds. 397 00:24:36.850 --> 00:24:39.811 Here come the toppers and the debutantes. 398 00:24:39.853 --> 00:24:42.022 Attending the first of the season's afternoon parties... 399 00:24:42.063 --> 00:24:43.982 [reporter 2] ...Commonwealth and Empire, as well as from Britain 400 00:24:44.024 --> 00:24:46.067 numbered about 7,000. 401 00:24:46.109 --> 00:24:48.236 Happily the weather was nice and bright when the Queen 402 00:24:48.278 --> 00:24:50.739 and members of the Royal Family came out across the... 403 00:24:50.780 --> 00:24:53.700 [Elizabeth] Last week there were 37 casualties, or something. 404 00:24:53.742 --> 00:24:55.869 [man] Yes, 37. Thirty-seven treatments. 405 00:24:55.911 --> 00:24:58.330 - You may be busy. - [man] Thirty-seven treatments, shall we say, 406 00:24:58.371 --> 00:24:59.664 - as opposed to casualties. - Yes. 407 00:24:59.706 --> 00:25:01.249 [laughter] 408 00:25:01.291 --> 00:25:05.587 But people come so unsuitably dressed, that's the other thing. 409 00:25:05.629 --> 00:25:08.882 They'll probably frizzle by the time they get here. 410 00:25:08.924 --> 00:25:10.217 [man] And the new shoes, of course. 411 00:25:10.258 --> 00:25:13.595 [Elizabeth] Well, that's rather hazardous. 412 00:25:13.637 --> 00:25:15.597 - What do you do? - [woman] I'm a hairdresser. 413 00:25:15.639 --> 00:25:17.224 - Hairdresser? - Yeah. 414 00:25:19.768 --> 00:25:21.186 [Elizabeth] So, what are you involved with? 415 00:25:21.228 --> 00:25:22.687 I'm just along here as a friend. 416 00:25:22.729 --> 00:25:24.189 Are you? Yes. 417 00:25:24.231 --> 00:25:26.691 [muted dialogue] 418 00:25:31.947 --> 00:25:33.782 [man] Did you get to see the Queen? 419 00:25:33.823 --> 00:25:37.077 Oh, yes. As near to her as your cameraman. 420 00:25:37.118 --> 00:25:38.245 Yes, yes. 421 00:25:38.286 --> 00:25:40.914 - Yeah. It was worth the wait. - Mmm. 422 00:25:40.956 --> 00:25:43.625 - Well, she's the same age, born on the same day. - [woman] Yeah, same date. 423 00:25:43.667 --> 00:25:46.086 I was born the same day as the Queen, you see. 424 00:25:46.127 --> 00:25:48.296 [newscaster] In Britain, it chose this moment to rain. 425 00:25:48.338 --> 00:25:51.800 Pretty well the first rain in London for a month. 426 00:25:51.841 --> 00:25:53.969 Shelter at once became the most important thing. 427 00:25:54.010 --> 00:25:55.428 [man] Thousands and thousands of umbrellas 428 00:25:55.470 --> 00:25:57.264 and the crowd got thicker and thicker. 429 00:25:57.305 --> 00:26:00.392 And then there's this big scrum outside the tea tent. 430 00:26:00.433 --> 00:26:04.646 And out from behind the silver urns, and the gladioli, 431 00:26:04.688 --> 00:26:07.440 came cups of tea, beautifully presented. 432 00:26:07.482 --> 00:26:10.277 Beautifully presented sandwiches 433 00:26:10.318 --> 00:26:13.238 which were not cut in triangles, they were cut straight across. 434 00:26:13.280 --> 00:26:15.156 So, for anyone who wants to know, 435 00:26:15.198 --> 00:26:18.159 that's the way to cut sandwiches to be really fashionable. 436 00:26:18.201 --> 00:26:20.912 And then we had one, Vicky had a wobbly when Jim said, 437 00:26:20.954 --> 00:26:22.789 "Shall... would you like another cup of tea?" So I said, "Yes". 438 00:26:22.831 --> 00:26:24.958 So he went back and came back with two cups of tea. 439 00:26:25.000 --> 00:26:27.794 "Got one for her?" And she went charging through, you know. 440 00:26:27.836 --> 00:26:29.296 And I had to rush after her and say to the lady, 441 00:26:29.337 --> 00:26:29.879 "Could she have a cup of tea, please?" 442 00:26:29.879 --> 00:26:32.173 Would you like a cup of tea, Your Majesty? 443 00:26:32.215 --> 00:26:34.467 No, not at the moment. I've just-just had lunch. 444 00:26:34.509 --> 00:26:37.971 - [Jim] And out she came. - [Jim's wife] Well, about "out she came." 445 00:26:38.013 --> 00:26:39.806 I mean, Jim was standing there and suddenly... 446 00:26:39.848 --> 00:26:41.766 - Well, you could see they all clapped... - ...stopped. 447 00:26:41.808 --> 00:26:43.184 - ...and cheered and things. - And you peered, and he said, 448 00:26:43.226 --> 00:26:46.313 "There she is. Orange dot. The top of the stairs." 449 00:26:46.354 --> 00:26:48.815 [ "Our House" by Madness playing] 450 00:26:48.857 --> 00:26:51.943 In the middle of our 451 00:26:51.985 --> 00:26:54.988 Our house it has a crowd 452 00:26:55.030 --> 00:26:56.990 There's always something happening 453 00:26:57.032 --> 00:26:59.993 And it's usually quite loud 454 00:27:00.035 --> 00:27:03.163 Our mum she's so house-proud 455 00:27:03.204 --> 00:27:07.042 Nothing ever slows her down and a mess is not allowed 456 00:27:08.084 --> 00:27:09.711 Our house 457 00:27:09.753 --> 00:27:12.172 In the middle of our street 458 00:27:12.213 --> 00:27:14.215 Our house 459 00:27:14.257 --> 00:27:16.009 In the middle of our 460 00:27:16.051 --> 00:27:18.011 Our house 461 00:27:18.053 --> 00:27:20.513 In the middle of our street our house 462 00:27:20.555 --> 00:27:24.726 Something tells you that you've got to move away from it 463 00:27:24.768 --> 00:27:28.146 Father gets up late for work 464 00:27:28.188 --> 00:27:30.231 Mother has to iron his shirt 465 00:27:30.273 --> 00:27:32.859 Then she sends the kids to school 466 00:27:32.901 --> 00:27:35.987 Sees them off with a small kiss 467 00:27:36.029 --> 00:27:40.367 She's the one they're going to miss in lots of ways 468 00:27:48.917 --> 00:27:51.211 Our house 469 00:27:51.252 --> 00:27:53.421 In the middle of our street 470 00:27:53.463 --> 00:27:57.092 Our house in the middle of our 471 00:27:57.133 --> 00:27:59.094 I remember way back then when everything was true and when 472 00:27:59.135 --> 00:28:00.845 We would have such a very good time 473 00:28:00.887 --> 00:28:02.889 Such a fine time 474 00:28:02.931 --> 00:28:05.058 Such a happy time 475 00:28:05.100 --> 00:28:07.185 And I remember how we'd play simply waste the day away 476 00:28:07.227 --> 00:28:10.230 Then we'd say nothing would come between us 477 00:28:10.271 --> 00:28:12.899 Two dreamers 478 00:28:12.941 --> 00:28:16.027 [newscaster] Windsor Castle is getting ready for its big event of the year. 479 00:28:16.069 --> 00:28:20.907 A three day state visit by a former shipyard electrician from Gdansk, 480 00:28:20.949 --> 00:28:24.411 now the President of Poland, Lech Walesa. 481 00:28:24.452 --> 00:28:27.956 But he's amazed by the size of everything, that's what amuses me. 482 00:28:27.997 --> 00:28:29.541 - What, the rooms? - Yes. 483 00:28:29.582 --> 00:28:34.129 His only two English words are quite interesting words. 484 00:28:34.170 --> 00:28:37.215 And he-- and he goes round looking, you know, at everything, so sweet. 485 00:28:37.257 --> 00:28:38.466 "Good heavens" he could manage, could he? 486 00:28:38.508 --> 00:28:40.593 Well, it's better than that, but... 487 00:28:43.471 --> 00:28:44.597 Good evening. 488 00:28:44.639 --> 00:28:47.100 [piano music playing] 489 00:30:43.216 --> 00:30:47.595 [man] Draw swords! 490 00:30:49.055 --> 00:30:50.223 At last. 491 00:30:50.265 --> 00:30:52.100 [theme music playing] 492 00:30:54.769 --> 00:30:56.396 [narrator] His Majesty was accompanied by 493 00:30:56.437 --> 00:30:58.523 Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Gloucester 494 00:30:58.565 --> 00:31:01.568 when he rode from Buckingham Palace to the Horse Guards Parade 495 00:31:01.609 --> 00:31:05.238 for the birthday ceremony of Trooping the Colour. The heiress presumptive... 496 00:31:05.280 --> 00:31:07.740 [narrator 2] A hand, cool and steady, like a Grenadier on parade, 497 00:31:07.782 --> 00:31:10.535 is needed for the last finishing touches of paint. 498 00:31:10.577 --> 00:31:14.289 Yes, it's the ceremony of Trooping the Colour on the King's birthday 499 00:31:14.330 --> 00:31:16.249 with Princess Elizabeth... 500 00:31:20.295 --> 00:31:22.255 [dramatic music playing] 501 00:32:16.142 --> 00:32:18.269 [crown clamoring] 502 00:32:26.361 --> 00:32:27.487 [gunshot] 503 00:32:28.363 --> 00:32:30.365 [gunshots] 504 00:32:30.406 --> 00:32:33.326 [crowd screaming] 505 00:32:38.414 --> 00:32:42.168 [man] He just stepped backwards, took about a half step backwards 506 00:32:42.210 --> 00:32:45.838 and raised it up in his right hand 507 00:32:45.880 --> 00:32:48.800 and then, you know, held it, police marksman style 508 00:32:48.841 --> 00:32:51.386 and fired about four or five shots. 509 00:32:51.427 --> 00:32:52.845 It was absolutely incredible. 510 00:32:52.887 --> 00:32:55.682 It bought it home to us how terribly vulnerable she is. 511 00:32:55.723 --> 00:32:58.518 If that had been a real gun, there's no doubt that she would have been dead 512 00:32:58.559 --> 00:33:01.187 and that probably a lot of the crowd would have been, as well. 513 00:33:11.906 --> 00:33:14.200 [ "Cheek to Cheek" by Fred Astaire playing] 514 00:33:21.874 --> 00:33:23.710 Heaven 515 00:33:24.627 --> 00:33:25.670 They're off! 516 00:33:25.712 --> 00:33:27.171 I'm in heaven 517 00:33:27.797 --> 00:33:29.173 On the wrong leg. 518 00:33:29.215 --> 00:33:30.675 Look, it's on the wrong leg. 519 00:33:30.717 --> 00:33:33.553 No wonder it can't go round the corner. 520 00:33:33.594 --> 00:33:36.889 That I can hardly speak 521 00:33:39.434 --> 00:33:42.854 And I seem to find 522 00:33:42.895 --> 00:33:46.566 The happiness I seek 523 00:33:48.901 --> 00:33:52.196 When we're out together 524 00:33:52.238 --> 00:33:55.908 Dancing cheek to cheek 525 00:33:59.620 --> 00:34:00.747 Heaven 526 00:34:02.582 --> 00:34:04.751 I'm in heaven 527 00:34:06.961 --> 00:34:11.382 And the cares that hung around me 528 00:34:11.424 --> 00:34:14.427 Through the week 529 00:34:16.262 --> 00:34:22.602 Seem to vanish like a gambler's lucky streak 530 00:34:25.480 --> 00:34:28.733 When we're out together 531 00:34:28.775 --> 00:34:32.779 Dancing cheek to cheek 532 00:34:32.820 --> 00:34:34.405 [Elizabeth] Do you know that I haven't watched 533 00:34:34.447 --> 00:34:36.824 from a pair of binoculars for ages? 534 00:34:36.866 --> 00:34:39.285 Look at it. I'm pouring with tears. 535 00:34:39.327 --> 00:34:42.288 - Oh, dear. - I always watch on television. 536 00:34:42.330 --> 00:34:44.457 - It's the emotion, perhaps. - No, no, I watch on television. 537 00:34:44.499 --> 00:34:47.293 No, Mummy, if you look into the wind like that. 538 00:34:47.335 --> 00:34:48.836 It's like looking for deer. 539 00:34:48.878 --> 00:34:52.632 Dancing cheek to cheek 540 00:34:52.673 --> 00:34:57.303 Oh, I'd love to go out fishing 541 00:34:57.345 --> 00:35:01.641 In a river or a creek 542 00:35:01.682 --> 00:35:06.646 But I don't enjoy it half as much 543 00:35:09.690 --> 00:35:11.818 That's my... my horse. 544 00:35:11.859 --> 00:35:13.486 I've got money on the sweep. 545 00:35:13.528 --> 00:35:14.987 Many congratulations. 546 00:35:15.029 --> 00:35:17.323 Thank you very much. What do I get? 547 00:35:17.365 --> 00:35:20.326 Well... [chuckles] you get 16, ma'am. 548 00:35:20.368 --> 00:35:21.828 - Sixteen pounds? - Sixteen pounds. 549 00:35:21.869 --> 00:35:23.454 [chuckles] 550 00:35:31.003 --> 00:35:34.549 [girl] Gonna celebrate her... 551 00:35:34.590 --> 00:35:37.510 - twenty-five years. - [man] Yes. 552 00:35:37.552 --> 00:35:41.222 And she's gonna celebrate her Silver Jubilee. 553 00:35:41.264 --> 00:35:43.683 [man] How will she celebrate that, do you think? 554 00:35:43.724 --> 00:35:46.227 Have tea. 555 00:35:46.269 --> 00:35:48.646 [Monty Modlyn] June the 6th, 1977, 556 00:35:48.688 --> 00:35:50.857 and the many months of worrying and planning 557 00:35:50.898 --> 00:35:53.025 are put to the test in Sheila's street. 558 00:35:53.067 --> 00:35:55.695 And they kicked off with one of the best line-ups 559 00:35:55.736 --> 00:35:57.905 of fancy dress I've ever come across. 560 00:35:57.947 --> 00:35:59.574 [crying] 561 00:36:00.783 --> 00:36:03.578 [Modlyn] Judges, what are we looking for? 562 00:36:03.619 --> 00:36:05.663 Yeah, but what are we looking for? 563 00:36:05.705 --> 00:36:08.708 [man] Well, basically, the ones that have been made of paper, you know, 564 00:36:08.749 --> 00:36:10.543 there's lots of work gone into... 565 00:36:10.585 --> 00:36:11.919 [Modlyn] What are you looking for, my dear? 566 00:36:11.961 --> 00:36:13.379 [woman] Originality, I suppose, 567 00:36:13.421 --> 00:36:15.256 and also the work that's gone into them 568 00:36:15.298 --> 00:36:17.842 and, and general effect of the whole, the whole outfit. 569 00:36:17.884 --> 00:36:19.719 [Modlyn] Pretty good, really. 570 00:36:19.760 --> 00:36:21.012 Nice to see you, dear. 571 00:36:21.053 --> 00:36:23.014 Well, we must have the oldest in the street, 572 00:36:23.055 --> 00:36:25.391 mustn't we? 573 00:36:25.433 --> 00:36:27.685 - Am I the oldest? - Well, that's what-- 574 00:36:27.727 --> 00:36:29.729 [woman] You know you're the oldest. 575 00:36:29.770 --> 00:36:32.607 - How old are you, darling? I shouldn't-- - Nearly 90. 576 00:36:32.648 --> 00:36:35.443 We shouldn't really ask a lady her age, should we? 577 00:36:35.484 --> 00:36:38.362 [woman] Oh, I don't mind. 578 00:36:38.404 --> 00:36:39.906 [Modlyn] You are sweet. 579 00:36:42.116 --> 00:36:43.743 [woman] Does she have her flowers? 580 00:36:43.784 --> 00:36:46.454 Oh, you've had your flowers, have you? 581 00:36:46.495 --> 00:36:48.915 [Modlyn] Darling, I don't-- Can you hear me, love? 582 00:36:48.956 --> 00:36:51.417 Have you got a message for the Queen 583 00:36:51.459 --> 00:36:55.087 you'd like to give as the oldest person in the street? 584 00:36:56.631 --> 00:36:59.967 I hope she'll be always healthy. 585 00:37:00.009 --> 00:37:02.887 That is the main thing, your health. 586 00:37:03.930 --> 00:37:05.306 God bless her. 587 00:37:05.348 --> 00:37:08.726 Happy and glorious 588 00:37:08.768 --> 00:37:13.940 Long to reign over us 589 00:37:13.981 --> 00:37:19.487 God save the Queen 590 00:37:19.528 --> 00:37:22.448 [cheering] 591 00:37:22.490 --> 00:37:24.617 [piano music playing] 592 00:38:15.835 --> 00:38:17.378 [man] Hey, hey! 593 00:38:17.420 --> 00:38:19.046 No-- the Queen, the Queen. 594 00:38:19.088 --> 00:38:21.716 Turn the Queen the other way, you bloody Communists. 595 00:38:21.757 --> 00:38:24.677 Get her up that. The right way up, the Queen! 596 00:38:24.719 --> 00:38:28.723 [overlapping chatter] 597 00:38:28.764 --> 00:38:30.182 [man] Behave yourself. Don't be saying things like that. 598 00:38:30.224 --> 00:38:31.851 [boy] She ain't done a day's work in her whole life. 599 00:38:31.892 --> 00:38:33.853 [indistinct chatter] 600 00:38:37.231 --> 00:38:39.025 [muted dialogue] 601 00:38:42.611 --> 00:38:44.572 [man] Why do we have a Queen, do you think? 602 00:38:45.448 --> 00:38:47.033 [children] Um... 603 00:38:47.074 --> 00:38:48.701 [man] Anyone know, please? 604 00:38:48.743 --> 00:38:50.745 - [girl] I know. - [man] You know. 605 00:38:50.786 --> 00:38:53.873 So she can look after our country. 606 00:38:53.914 --> 00:38:55.541 [man] Yeah. 607 00:38:55.583 --> 00:38:58.669 And then, when we need help, 608 00:38:58.711 --> 00:39:01.047 she can give us help. 609 00:39:01.088 --> 00:39:04.425 [young man] I've had one interview, 160 turned up. 610 00:39:04.467 --> 00:39:05.885 And they only want 14. 611 00:39:05.926 --> 00:39:07.720 Fourteen vacancies. 612 00:39:07.762 --> 00:39:09.055 There wasn't much chance with that. 613 00:39:09.096 --> 00:39:10.681 And I got the letter yesterday 614 00:39:10.723 --> 00:39:12.058 to say that I've not been accepted. 615 00:39:12.099 --> 00:39:14.101 [crowd cheering] 616 00:39:21.150 --> 00:39:22.735 [newscaster] Today, the Royal Family 617 00:39:22.777 --> 00:39:25.071 spend a lot of time encouraging industry. 618 00:39:25.112 --> 00:39:27.740 Queen's award, royal visits. 619 00:39:27.782 --> 00:39:30.743 The balance has shifted from armies to defend the Empire, 620 00:39:30.785 --> 00:39:32.745 to exports to defend the pound. 621 00:39:32.787 --> 00:39:34.914 [newscaster 2] ...to the works of the English Steel Corporation. 622 00:39:34.955 --> 00:39:37.583 Her Majesty and the Duke watched with keenest interest 623 00:39:37.625 --> 00:39:41.253 many of the operations in this large steel-making and engineering plant, 624 00:39:41.295 --> 00:39:43.756 at which some 10,000 people are employed. 625 00:39:43.798 --> 00:39:48.219 I can't pretend to be a great celebrity 626 00:39:48.260 --> 00:39:52.932 But still I'm quite important in me way 627 00:39:52.973 --> 00:39:57.269 The job I have to do may not sound much to you 628 00:39:57.311 --> 00:40:02.108 But all the same I'm very proud to say 629 00:40:02.149 --> 00:40:05.653 I'm the girl that makes the thing 630 00:40:05.694 --> 00:40:08.781 That drills the hole that holds the ring 631 00:40:08.823 --> 00:40:12.284 That drives the rod that turns the knob 632 00:40:12.326 --> 00:40:14.954 That works the thingummy bob 633 00:40:14.995 --> 00:40:17.623 I'm the girl that makes the thing 634 00:40:17.665 --> 00:40:20.626 That holds the oil that oils the ring 635 00:40:20.668 --> 00:40:24.130 That takes the shank that moves the crank 636 00:40:24.171 --> 00:40:26.966 That works the thingummy bob 637 00:40:27.007 --> 00:40:29.760 It's a ticklish sort of job 638 00:40:29.802 --> 00:40:32.805 Making a thing for a thingummy bob 639 00:40:32.847 --> 00:40:39.103 Especially when you don't know what it's for 640 00:40:39.145 --> 00:40:42.606 But it's the girl that makes the thing 641 00:40:42.648 --> 00:40:45.526 That drills the hole that holds the ring 642 00:40:45.568 --> 00:40:47.695 That makes the thingummy bob 643 00:40:47.736 --> 00:40:51.323 That makes the engines roar 644 00:40:51.365 --> 00:40:54.827 And it's the girl that makes the thing 645 00:40:54.869 --> 00:40:57.830 [upbeat music playing] 646 00:41:02.168 --> 00:41:05.212 [man] Hello. I'd like to take some time 647 00:41:05.254 --> 00:41:09.341 to give each of us an individual and collective guidance 648 00:41:09.383 --> 00:41:11.844 to each of our roles and collective roles 649 00:41:11.886 --> 00:41:14.180 on Friday of this week, on the 13th 650 00:41:14.221 --> 00:41:17.683 when we receive Her Majesty the Queen and the Chairman 651 00:41:17.725 --> 00:41:19.643 and each of their parties. 652 00:41:23.397 --> 00:41:26.984 [narrator] At 10:25, Her Majesty the Queen and Chairman Lee 653 00:41:27.026 --> 00:41:30.029 will simultaneously switch on both the microwave 654 00:41:30.070 --> 00:41:32.323 and the monitor production lines. 655 00:41:32.364 --> 00:41:35.034 They will then walk down the first production line 656 00:41:35.075 --> 00:41:38.204 where they may pause to talk to some employees. 657 00:41:38.245 --> 00:41:40.039 At an appropriate time, 658 00:41:40.080 --> 00:41:42.333 everyone will be moved to a position that lines 659 00:41:42.374 --> 00:41:45.753 the official route of the royal party. 660 00:41:45.794 --> 00:41:49.215 Union and Korean flags will be distributed. 661 00:41:49.256 --> 00:41:53.761 Thank you, Mr. Chairman Lee and Mr. Vice-Chairman Kim 662 00:41:53.802 --> 00:41:55.888 for your welcome to Samsung. 663 00:41:55.930 --> 00:42:01.060 Samsung have been operating in Teeside for some time. 664 00:42:01.101 --> 00:42:06.023 And the success of this venture is based firmly on a partnership 665 00:42:06.065 --> 00:42:10.861 between your company and the people of this area. 666 00:42:10.903 --> 00:42:14.907 [narrator]   If you are unsure about any of the details that you've just seen 667 00:42:14.949 --> 00:42:18.410 for your guidance this program will be repeated every day 668 00:42:18.452 --> 00:42:21.747 until Her Majesty's and Chairman Lee's visit. 669 00:42:25.668 --> 00:42:28.295 [birds squawking] 670 00:42:31.674 --> 00:42:34.093 [Peter Sissons] Britain will no longer have a royal yacht. 671 00:42:34.134 --> 00:42:37.096 When   Britannia   completes her final journey 672 00:42:37.137 --> 00:42:40.391 the government will end hundreds of years of maritime history 673 00:42:40.432 --> 00:42:43.435 by confirming that Britannia will be the last 674 00:42:43.477 --> 00:42:45.437 and that there's no money to keep her in service. 675 00:42:45.479 --> 00:42:47.773 [bell dinging] 676 00:42:50.109 --> 00:42:51.777 [priest] We are gathered together 677 00:42:51.819 --> 00:42:56.907 to commemorate the paying off of the Royal Yacht   Britannia. 678 00:42:56.949 --> 00:43:00.661 After more than 43 years of distinguished service 679 00:43:00.703 --> 00:43:02.746 to Her Majesty the Queen. 680 00:43:02.788 --> 00:43:05.457 [newscaster] At John Brown's Yard on Tyneside, 681 00:43:05.499 --> 00:43:07.293 the 4,000-ton royal yacht 682 00:43:07.334 --> 00:43:09.795 is ready for launching by Her Majesty. 683 00:43:09.837 --> 00:43:11.463 For many months, there has been speculation 684 00:43:11.505 --> 00:43:13.173 about the name of the new yacht. 685 00:43:13.215 --> 00:43:16.302 And there's an air of expectancy as Her Majesty steps forward 686 00:43:16.343 --> 00:43:19.471 to perform the actual launching ceremony. 687 00:43:19.513 --> 00:43:23.309 - I name this ship   Britannia. - [crowd cheering] 688 00:43:23.350 --> 00:43:28.147 I wish success to her and to all who sail in her. 689 00:43:29.523 --> 00:43:31.984 [newscaster] Soon the   Britannia will become a home 690 00:43:32.026 --> 00:43:34.862 for the Queen, the Duke and their children. 691 00:43:35.738 --> 00:43:37.448 [dramatic music playing] 692 00:43:38.407 --> 00:43:40.200 [explosion] 693 00:43:49.752 --> 00:43:51.295 [Elizabeth] We've been able to use   Britannia 694 00:43:51.337 --> 00:43:56.175 as our traveling home, so to speak, 695 00:43:56.216 --> 00:44:00.721 and have been able to go to many more places 696 00:44:00.763 --> 00:44:04.183 than would ever have been possible without her. 697 00:44:36.131 --> 00:44:39.051 I mean, crossing the Pacific in a ship, 698 00:44:39.093 --> 00:44:42.054 which one never does nowadays, 699 00:44:42.096 --> 00:44:44.223 was an experience in itself. 700 00:44:45.933 --> 00:44:47.518 Three weeks at sea. 701 00:44:49.103 --> 00:44:51.563 I stuck in all pictures and photographs 702 00:44:51.605 --> 00:44:54.900 in my photograph album, which I'd never have done otherwise. 703 00:45:22.469 --> 00:45:24.930 [man] One, two, three. 704 00:45:25.639 --> 00:45:27.099 Thank you, ma'am. 705 00:45:30.102 --> 00:45:32.938 [explosions] 706 00:45:54.168 --> 00:45:56.420 [ "Look at that Girl" by Guy Mitchell playing] 707 00:46:02.676 --> 00:46:09.641 Look at the girl she's like a dream come true 708 00:46:09.683 --> 00:46:16.857 Ah, look at that girl can blue eyes be so blue? 709 00:46:18.484 --> 00:46:22.488 Look at the way she walks 710 00:46:22.529 --> 00:46:26.950 Listen when she talks 711 00:46:26.992 --> 00:46:31.288 With each word my heart just skips 712 00:46:31.330 --> 00:46:34.625 Oh, if I could kiss those lips 713 00:46:43.050 --> 00:46:47.513 Look at that girl she's like a dream come true 714 00:46:47.554 --> 00:46:51.308 I don't believe it they're making it up 715 00:46:51.350 --> 00:46:55.521 Look at that girl can blue eyes be so blue? 716 00:46:55.562 --> 00:46:59.066 But if I'm dreaming please don't wake me up 717 00:47:01.360 --> 00:47:03.195 [Paul McCartney] We were like, what, 14. 718 00:47:03.237 --> 00:47:06.990 Very formative teenage years. 719 00:47:07.032 --> 00:47:10.035 And the Queen was sort of 24, or something. 720 00:47:10.077 --> 00:47:12.204 So, to us, she was a babe. 721 00:47:12.246 --> 00:47:12.871 So we were... [grunts] 722 00:47:12.913 --> 00:47:17.918 There was a certain lustfulness in us teenagers. 723 00:47:17.960 --> 00:47:20.212 That's what we used to say in Liverpool. 724 00:47:20.254 --> 00:47:22.047 "God, look at the heave on her". 725 00:47:22.089 --> 00:47:25.008 And, uh, so we grew up loving the Queen. 726 00:47:27.469 --> 00:47:32.391 So, how do you go about changing actresses appearances as to wardrobe? 727 00:47:32.432 --> 00:47:36.228 [woman] The first thing I do is to get acquainted with the actress. 728 00:47:36.270 --> 00:47:39.273 I actually met Miss Hepburn and made this wardrobe test. 729 00:47:39.314 --> 00:47:41.233 And as you'll see, it's pretty successful. 730 00:47:41.275 --> 00:47:46.029 [ "La Vie En Rose" by Emily Watts playing] 731 00:47:46.071 --> 00:47:48.574 [woman] This is a transformation as the princess. 732 00:47:48.615 --> 00:47:51.118 You see, we don't do any tricks or give her a crown. 733 00:47:51.159 --> 00:47:55.247 But we give her a regal dress. A simple dress of real lace. 734 00:47:55.289 --> 00:47:58.458 In other words, the type of dress that a real princess would wear. 735 00:48:02.629 --> 00:48:04.256 This is even more of a regal costume. 736 00:48:04.298 --> 00:48:06.258 This is one of the princess's ball gowns 737 00:48:06.300 --> 00:48:08.260 for the opening of the film. 738 00:48:08.302 --> 00:48:10.596 We had two costumes from which to choose 739 00:48:10.637 --> 00:48:12.598 and we took this one with silver brocade 740 00:48:12.639 --> 00:48:15.767 because it was a little more photographic, a little gayer. 741 00:48:15.809 --> 00:48:18.145 Now, you notice what she's going to do now. 742 00:48:18.186 --> 00:48:19.771 She is turning around in the picture 743 00:48:19.813 --> 00:48:22.983 because the producer, William Wyler, said, 744 00:48:23.025 --> 00:48:24.735 "It's too long, she can't possibly dance". 745 00:48:24.776 --> 00:48:26.570 Now Audrey, who is an accomplished dancer, 746 00:48:26.612 --> 00:48:28.739 said, "Just watch me". And that is why... 747 00:48:28.780 --> 00:48:30.115 [voice fades] 748 00:48:33.827 --> 00:48:39.124 [Elizabeth] I am so happy that on this, my third visit, 749 00:48:39.166 --> 00:48:41.585 my future husband is by my side. 750 00:48:41.627 --> 00:48:43.795 My husband and I... My husband and I... 751 00:48:43.837 --> 00:48:46.089 My husband and me... Me and my husband... 752 00:48:46.131 --> 00:48:47.799 Philip and me... My husband and I... 753 00:48:47.841 --> 00:48:49.801 Prince Philip and I... My husband and I... 754 00:48:49.843 --> 00:48:52.179 My husband and I... My husband and I... 755 00:48:52.220 --> 00:48:54.514 I think everybody really will concede 756 00:48:54.556 --> 00:48:58.143 that on this of all days, 757 00:48:58.185 --> 00:49:00.646 I should begin my speech with the words 758 00:49:00.687 --> 00:49:02.648 "My husband and I." 759 00:49:02.689 --> 00:49:03.398 [audience cheering] 760 00:49:03.440 --> 00:49:05.817 [ "Leaning On A Lamp Post" by George Formby playing] 761 00:49:05.859 --> 00:49:08.320 I'm leaning on a lamp 762 00:49:08.362 --> 00:49:11.531 I know I look just like a tramp 763 00:49:11.573 --> 00:49:16.787 Or you may think I'm hanging round to steal a car 764 00:49:18.205 --> 00:49:20.832 But, no, I'm not a crook 765 00:49:20.874 --> 00:49:24.169 And if you think that's what I look 766 00:49:24.211 --> 00:49:30.509 I'll tell you why I'm here and what my motives are 767 00:49:30.550 --> 00:49:34.221 I'm leaning on a lamp post at the corner of the street 768 00:49:34.262 --> 00:49:37.516 In case a certain little lady comes by 769 00:49:37.557 --> 00:49:41.186 Oh me, oh my 770 00:49:41.228 --> 00:49:44.815 I hope the little lady comes by 771 00:49:44.856 --> 00:49:46.817 I don't know if she'll get away 772 00:49:46.858 --> 00:49:48.568 She doesn't always get away 773 00:49:48.610 --> 00:49:51.697 But anyhow I know that she'll try 774 00:49:51.738 --> 00:49:55.242 Oh me, oh my 775 00:49:55.283 --> 00:49:58.537 I hope the little lady comes by 776 00:49:58.578 --> 00:50:02.541 There's no other girl I could wait for 777 00:50:02.582 --> 00:50:06.253 But this one I'd break any date for 778 00:50:06.294 --> 00:50:09.715 I won't have to ask what she's late for 779 00:50:09.756 --> 00:50:12.884 She wouldn't leave me flat she's not a girl like that 780 00:50:12.926 --> 00:50:15.345 Oh, she's absolutely beautiful 781 00:50:15.387 --> 00:50:16.763 And marvelous and wonderful 782 00:50:16.805 --> 00:50:21.226 And anyone can understand why 783 00:50:21.268 --> 00:50:24.730 I'm leaning on a lamp post at the corner of the street 784 00:50:24.771 --> 00:50:28.233 In case a certain little lady passes by 785 00:50:41.788 --> 00:50:44.291 [Elizabeth] But is it-- is it still as heavy? 786 00:50:44.332 --> 00:50:47.377 Yes, it is. Yes, it weighs a ton. 787 00:50:48.503 --> 00:50:50.130 [chuckles] 788 00:50:50.172 --> 00:50:51.757 And it is impossible to tell 789 00:50:51.798 --> 00:50:54.134 which is front and back, I suppose. 790 00:50:55.969 --> 00:50:58.889 Very unwieldy. 791 00:50:58.930 --> 00:51:00.432 Fortunately, my father and I 792 00:51:00.474 --> 00:51:02.601 have about the same sort of shaped head. 793 00:51:02.642 --> 00:51:04.811 And you can't look down to read the speech, 794 00:51:04.853 --> 00:51:06.938 you have to take the speech up. 795 00:51:06.980 --> 00:51:10.942 Because if you did, your neck would break, or it would fall off. 796 00:51:14.613 --> 00:51:17.449 So there are some disadvantages to crowns, 797 00:51:17.491 --> 00:51:20.827 but otherwise they're quite important things. 798 00:52:24.558 --> 00:52:26.393 [woman] That's the last lesson. 799 00:52:26.434 --> 00:52:29.020 Next Tuesday, we'll all watch the real thing on television. 800 00:52:29.062 --> 00:52:30.689 I shan't, Miss Stokes. 801 00:52:30.730 --> 00:52:32.524 My parents are taking me to London. 802 00:52:32.566 --> 00:52:34.734 I'll really see the real thing. 803 00:52:34.776 --> 00:52:37.237 You're a very lucky girl. 804 00:52:37.279 --> 00:52:39.739 Never mind. I expect we'll all get a much better view in the end. 805 00:53:06.600 --> 00:53:09.936 [bells ringing] 806 00:53:19.112 --> 00:53:22.407 [dramatic music playing] 807 00:53:22.449 --> 00:53:25.410 [chorus singing indistinct] 808 00:54:08.036 --> 00:54:12.624 [crowd chanting] God save the Queen. God save the Queen. 809 00:54:12.666 --> 00:54:14.459 I 810 00:54:17.003 --> 00:54:19.798 I will be king 811 00:54:24.678 --> 00:54:26.805 And you 812 00:54:29.683 --> 00:54:32.352 You will be Queen 813 00:54:37.023 --> 00:54:39.526 And nothing 814 00:54:41.861 --> 00:54:44.864 Will drive them away 815 00:54:48.827 --> 00:54:51.162 We can beat them 816 00:54:54.708 --> 00:54:57.836 Just for one day 817 00:55:00.714 --> 00:55:04.009 We can be heroes 818 00:55:07.512 --> 00:55:10.390 Just for one day 819 00:55:14.602 --> 00:55:16.813 And you 820 00:55:19.733 --> 00:55:22.527 You can be mean 821 00:55:27.073 --> 00:55:29.743 Though nothing 822 00:55:31.786 --> 00:55:35.665 Will keep us together 823 00:55:38.585 --> 00:55:40.837 We could steal time 824 00:55:44.758 --> 00:55:47.552 Just for one day 825 00:55:51.097 --> 00:55:54.726 We can be heroes 826 00:55:57.103 --> 00:56:00.106 Forever and ever 827 00:56:00.148 --> 00:56:01.900 [crowd cheering] 828 00:56:13.620 --> 00:56:15.705 [man on PA indistinct] 829 00:56:20.919 --> 00:56:24.089 [crowd chanting] We want the Queen. We want the Queen. 830 00:56:29.302 --> 00:56:31.096 [cheering] 831 00:56:32.972 --> 00:56:36.768 [Elizabeth] As this day draws to its close, 832 00:56:36.810 --> 00:56:41.231 I know that my abiding memory of it will be 833 00:56:41.272 --> 00:56:46.111 not only the solemnity and beauty of the ceremony, 834 00:56:46.152 --> 00:56:50.949 but the inspiration of your loyalty and affection. 835 00:56:50.990 --> 00:56:52.909 [ "Royal Highness" by Tom Grennan playing] 836 00:56:52.951 --> 00:56:56.246 You'll be my royal highness 837 00:56:56.287 --> 00:56:59.791 Queen bee with a little sting to ya 838 00:56:59.833 --> 00:57:03.253 You'll be my royal highness 839 00:57:03.294 --> 00:57:07.090 My lady with a little freak to ya 840 00:57:07.132 --> 00:57:13.138 You'll be my you'll be my royal highness 841 00:57:13.179 --> 00:57:17.642 You'll be my, you'll be my 842 00:57:17.684 --> 00:57:20.645 Royal highness royal highness 843 00:57:20.687 --> 00:57:23.606 It will come along without you knowing 844 00:57:23.648 --> 00:57:26.860 It's like finding a needle in a haystack 845 00:57:26.901 --> 00:57:30.655 It will come along without you knowing 846 00:57:30.697 --> 00:57:32.115 It's like finding 847 00:57:32.157 --> 00:57:36.661 Royal highness royal highness 848 00:57:45.879 --> 00:57:49.007 [Harold Wilson] It is of great value to a Prime Minister 849 00:57:49.048 --> 00:57:52.844 every Tuesday evening, to go and talk to someone with experience, 850 00:57:52.886 --> 00:57:54.971 but who is above the political battle. 851 00:57:57.682 --> 00:57:59.350 [man] The Prime Minister, Your Majesty. 852 00:57:59.392 --> 00:58:01.561 [David Cameron] So it's a very frank conversation 853 00:58:01.603 --> 00:58:03.897 about everything going on in the world that week. 854 00:58:03.938 --> 00:58:06.191 I've been listening to the fact that you've been 855 00:58:06.232 --> 00:58:08.026 visiting factories and things. 856 00:58:08.067 --> 00:58:10.069 Yes, that's right. The Deputy Prime Minster and I 857 00:58:10.111 --> 00:58:14.199 went to a tractor factory in Basildon. 858 00:58:14.240 --> 00:58:18.995 [Cameron] As you explain a particular problem that the government has, 859 00:58:19.037 --> 00:58:21.706 sometimes you find it is all becoming clearer 860 00:58:21.748 --> 00:58:24.876 as you explain it to this one incredibly experienced person. 861 00:58:24.918 --> 00:58:25.585 Because you're always very conscious 862 00:58:25.627 --> 00:58:30.173 that she's been listening to this stuff for 60 years. 863 00:58:30.215 --> 00:58:32.383 [man] Then I would tell her things. 864 00:58:32.425 --> 00:58:36.679 Things that I've never told anyone. 865 00:58:36.721 --> 00:58:40.225 Things that are locked deep in here. 866 00:58:40.266 --> 00:58:41.935 [coughs] 867 00:58:41.976 --> 00:58:44.062 And then as I talk to her 868 00:58:44.103 --> 00:58:48.233 I would want her to hold out a soft white hand and say: 869 00:58:49.442 --> 00:58:54.739 "Poor thing. You poor, poor thing." 870 00:58:54.781 --> 00:58:57.742 [Tony Blair] There are only two people in the world, frankly, 871 00:58:57.784 --> 00:59:01.079 to whom a Prime Minister can say what he likes about his Cabinet colleagues. 872 00:59:01.120 --> 00:59:02.956 [crowd laughing] 873 00:59:02.997 --> 00:59:06.125 [Blair] One's the wife and the other's the Queen. 874 00:59:06.167 --> 00:59:08.920 [Elizabeth] But I have had quite a lot of Prime Ministers, 875 00:59:08.962 --> 00:59:11.422 starting with Winston. 876 00:59:11.464 --> 00:59:14.634 And some stayed longer than others. 877 00:59:15.969 --> 00:59:17.929 They unburden themselves, 878 00:59:17.971 --> 00:59:20.932 or they tell me what's going on, or if they've got any problems. 879 00:59:20.974 --> 00:59:24.894 And sometimes one can help in that way, too. 880 00:59:24.936 --> 00:59:27.730 Are you supposed to be looking as if you're enjoying yourself? 881 00:59:27.772 --> 00:59:28.565 - Yes. - [all chuckle] 882 00:59:28.606 --> 00:59:34.445 You helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial in 17... in 1976. 883 00:59:34.487 --> 00:59:36.948 [scattered laughter] 884 00:59:40.159 --> 00:59:41.411 Wrong year. 885 00:59:43.496 --> 00:59:47.000 She gave me a look that only a mother could give a child. 886 00:59:47.041 --> 00:59:49.752 Ow, that's my foot you're standing on. 887 00:59:49.794 --> 00:59:53.298 - Oh! Now, shall we go that way? - [girl] Yes. 888 00:59:53.339 --> 00:59:56.134 - We want to go in the sun. - That way. 889 00:59:56.175 --> 00:59:58.136 - Is that more fun? - That way. 890 00:59:58.177 --> 01:00:00.471 - [woman] Come on, Smokey. - [William] Come on. 891 01:00:12.025 --> 01:00:16.988 [newscaster] In 1949, Elizabeth proudly presented Prince Charlie to the world. 892 01:00:17.030 --> 01:00:19.824 He was the first baby born to a British heir... 893 01:00:19.866 --> 01:00:21.326 [crowd cheering] 894 01:00:21.367 --> 01:00:22.827 [Charles] Your Majesty. 895 01:00:24.162 --> 01:00:25.330 Mummy. 896 01:00:34.380 --> 01:00:37.175 - [interviewer] How do you feel about her? - [woman] Um... 897 01:00:37.216 --> 01:00:38.384 she's like... 898 01:00:38.426 --> 01:00:40.219 I don't know, the mother, say of... 899 01:00:40.261 --> 01:00:43.056 [interviewer] Was there a bit of a tear to the eye as she sailed? 900 01:00:43.097 --> 01:00:45.016 - [woman] Yeah. Yeah, definitely. - [interviewer] Really? 901 01:00:45.058 --> 01:00:46.225 [woman] Yeah... 902 01:00:48.019 --> 01:00:49.354 [interviewer] What is that special thing 903 01:00:49.395 --> 01:00:52.357 that gives British people in particular? 904 01:00:52.398 --> 01:00:54.192 [man] I think it's the family thing. 905 01:00:54.233 --> 01:00:57.070 I think you belong to a family. 906 01:01:00.073 --> 01:01:02.533 [interviewer] In a sense, does she feel like 907 01:01:02.575 --> 01:01:04.202 your mother or grandmother? 908 01:01:04.243 --> 01:01:07.538 Yes. I think that's-- that is the feeling I feel... 909 01:01:07.580 --> 01:01:09.916 [melancholy music playing] 910 01:02:11.102 --> 01:02:13.938 [newscaster] In the male-dominated world of the mud men, 911 01:02:13.980 --> 01:02:17.984 the idea of an all-powerful woman is impossible to grasp. 912 01:02:18.025 --> 01:02:21.946 So they know their sovereign as Mrs. Quinn, 913 01:02:21.988 --> 01:02:24.282 with much incomprehension or wrang. 914 01:02:24.323 --> 01:02:26.492 [music continues] 915 01:03:10.703 --> 01:03:13.039 Elizabeth 916 01:03:13.080 --> 01:03:15.666 Elizabeth she's the girl next door 917 01:03:15.708 --> 01:03:18.336 But she's a little bit 918 01:03:18.377 --> 01:03:21.214 Yeah, to me she's a little bit more 919 01:03:21.255 --> 01:03:23.674 When I'm with her then I feel like a king 920 01:03:23.716 --> 01:03:26.344 Yes, I feel like a king 921 01:03:26.385 --> 01:03:29.013 To be in her grace I would do anything 922 01:03:29.055 --> 01:03:30.973 I would do anything 923 01:03:31.015 --> 01:03:33.893 I would go down on my knees down on my knees 924 01:03:33.935 --> 01:03:36.979 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my knees 925 01:03:37.021 --> 01:03:39.899 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my knees 926 01:03:39.941 --> 01:03:42.151 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my 927 01:03:42.193 --> 01:03:44.529 Oh, Queen Elizabeth 928 01:03:44.570 --> 01:03:47.365 You're the one that I wanna be with 929 01:03:47.406 --> 01:03:49.367 My Queen Elizabeth 930 01:03:49.408 --> 01:03:51.035 Give it up, give it up 931 01:03:51.077 --> 01:03:52.578 Give it up just a little bit 932 01:03:52.620 --> 01:03:55.206 Oh, Queen Elizabeth 933 01:03:55.248 --> 01:03:57.500 You're the one that I wanna be with 934 01:04:00.419 --> 01:04:03.047 You're the one that I wanna be with now 935 01:04:10.429 --> 01:04:12.431 You're the one that I wanna be with now 936 01:04:22.441 --> 01:04:24.735 Elizabeth 937 01:04:24.777 --> 01:04:27.405 I am here at your beck and call 938 01:04:27.446 --> 01:04:29.740 And in a little bit 939 01:04:29.782 --> 01:04:33.077 I'll have you climbing the castle walls 940 01:04:33.119 --> 01:04:35.413 All the king's horses and all the king's men 941 01:04:35.454 --> 01:04:38.249 Can't keep me away keep me away 942 01:04:38.291 --> 01:04:40.543 I'll be your knight any time of the day 943 01:04:40.585 --> 01:04:42.378 Any time of the day 944 01:04:42.420 --> 01:04:45.381 I will go down on my knees down on my knees 945 01:04:45.423 --> 01:04:48.301 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my knees 946 01:04:48.342 --> 01:04:51.304 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my knees 947 01:04:51.345 --> 01:04:54.098 Down on my knees down on my knees down on my 948 01:04:54.140 --> 01:04:56.642 Oh, Queen Elizabeth 949 01:04:56.684 --> 01:04:58.769 You're the one that I wanna be with now 950 01:04:58.811 --> 01:05:01.480 - [song ends] - [piano music playing] 951 01:05:05.151 --> 01:05:08.613 Don't let's be beastly to the Germans 952 01:05:08.654 --> 01:05:12.450 When our victory is ultimately won 953 01:05:12.491 --> 01:05:16.662 It was just those nasty Nazis who persuaded them to fight 954 01:05:16.704 --> 01:05:20.291 [newscaster] ...the forthcoming visit of the King and Queen, to Canada and the United States 955 01:05:20.333 --> 01:05:23.628 stands out as one of the few peaceful signals on the horizon. 956 01:05:23.669 --> 01:05:28.299 Just as among the changing institutions of this world, British monarchy endures. 957 01:05:28.341 --> 01:05:32.595 The King and Queen are leaving England on May the 6th for their tour in the New World. 958 01:05:32.637 --> 01:05:35.473 And who should be more interested in where their Majesties are going 959 01:05:35.514 --> 01:05:37.808 than the small daughters whom they leave behind? 960 01:05:48.527 --> 01:05:50.655 [men chattering indistinct] 961 01:05:55.826 --> 01:05:57.495 Well, you've all read your papers, 962 01:05:57.536 --> 01:05:59.497 and you know that Ribbentrop signed a non-aggression pact 963 01:05:59.538 --> 01:06:00.831 with Stalin yesterday. 964 01:06:00.873 --> 01:06:04.502 As I see it, that means war next week. 965 01:06:06.754 --> 01:06:08.839 [audio fades] ...to get this ship ready to sail. 966 01:06:08.881 --> 01:06:11.300 None of us'll turn in, or take our clothes off, or sling our hammocks 967 01:06:11.342 --> 01:06:14.178 for the next three days and nights till the job's finished. 968 01:06:14.220 --> 01:06:16.305 Then we'll send Hitler a telegram saying, 969 01:06:16.347 --> 01:06:18.349 "The Torrin's ready, you can start your war". 970 01:06:18.391 --> 01:06:19.850 [wind whipping] 971 01:06:19.892 --> 01:06:21.686 [narrator indistinct] 972 01:06:21.727 --> 01:06:25.815 Campaigns do not wait on weather. 973 01:06:25.856 --> 01:06:28.693 Ships must be kept in line by the escort vessel, 974 01:06:28.734 --> 01:06:31.529 less they drop behind and crash into isolation. 975 01:06:31.570 --> 01:06:33.823 [newscaster] But while at Denham Studios, the King and Queen, 976 01:06:33.864 --> 01:06:35.574 accompanied by the Princesses, 977 01:06:35.616 --> 01:06:38.244 visited the set of the Noel Coward palladium drama 978 01:06:38.285 --> 01:06:39.245 In Which We Serve. 979 01:06:39.286 --> 01:06:40.579 Get down, everybody! 980 01:06:40.621 --> 01:06:42.707 [newscaster] The royal party met actors and crew 981 01:06:42.748 --> 01:06:45.167 before staying to watch some of the filming. 982 01:06:45.209 --> 01:06:46.544 [soldier in movie] Look at the Huns, sir. 983 01:06:46.585 --> 01:06:48.087 They're jumping overboard in full marching order. 984 01:06:48.129 --> 01:06:50.756 Oh, look at that. Come in, the water's lovely. 985 01:06:50.798 --> 01:06:52.591 [man] Open fire! 986 01:06:55.136 --> 01:06:57.722 [narrator] Convoys do not retreat when the enemy attacks 987 01:06:57.763 --> 01:06:59.849 or withdraw to new positions. 988 01:06:59.890 --> 01:07:01.767 The convoys sail on, 989 01:07:01.809 --> 01:07:04.729 having no choice and wishing no others. 990 01:07:11.277 --> 01:07:13.571 [newscaster] The whole country is growing food in this fourth year of war, 991 01:07:13.612 --> 01:07:16.574 from the small backyard to the big estate. 992 01:07:16.615 --> 01:07:19.785 At Sandringham, the King's country estate, 993 01:07:19.827 --> 01:07:21.412 the entire park has been ploughed up, 994 01:07:21.454 --> 01:07:23.414 including the private golf course, 995 01:07:23.456 --> 01:07:25.750 which is now producing oats and rye. 996 01:07:25.791 --> 01:07:29.378 The King, with his subjects, has enormously stepped up.. 997 01:07:35.634 --> 01:07:38.262 These are some of the girls who are doing their bit for victory. 998 01:07:38.304 --> 01:07:41.223 They're taking the place of the men who have joined the fighting services, 999 01:07:41.265 --> 01:07:42.808 and they're doing a great job. 1000 01:07:42.850 --> 01:07:43.434 [interviewer] And what would you like to do? 1001 01:07:43.434 --> 01:07:46.771 - I'd like to join the ATS. - Why the ATS? 1002 01:07:46.812 --> 01:07:48.773 [woman] Well, plenty of variety, 1003 01:07:48.814 --> 01:07:51.567 and I shall be doing my bit to help my country. 1004 01:08:05.664 --> 01:08:07.833 [interviewer] And what would you like to do? 1005 01:08:07.875 --> 01:08:09.919 Well, I'd like to help to build Spitfires. 1006 01:08:09.960 --> 01:08:13.839 My boy is in the RAF, and I feel I'm helping him. 1007 01:08:13.881 --> 01:08:15.800 [Air Marshal Harris] ...if you individually succeed, 1008 01:08:15.841 --> 01:08:18.803 you will have delivered the most devastating blow 1009 01:08:18.844 --> 01:08:21.305 against the very vitals of the enemy. 1010 01:08:21.347 --> 01:08:24.767 Let him have it, right on the chin. 1011 01:08:24.809 --> 01:08:26.644 [newscaster] That was how Air Marshal Harris, 1012 01:08:26.685 --> 01:08:29.522 Commander-in-Chief Bomber Command gave his instructions 1013 01:08:29.563 --> 01:08:32.316 for the largest air raid the world has ever known. 1014 01:08:32.358 --> 01:08:33.984 [reporter] The target is Dresden. 1015 01:08:59.343 --> 01:09:01.512 [crowd clamoring] 1016 01:09:04.932 --> 01:09:08.644 [Michael Buerk] The Queen has been jeered by demonstrators in Dresden 1017 01:09:08.686 --> 01:09:11.230 on the first day of her state visit to Germany. 1018 01:09:11.272 --> 01:09:13.315 She was there for a service of reconciliation 1019 01:09:13.357 --> 01:09:15.860 to commemorate the wartime bombing raid on the city 1020 01:09:15.901 --> 01:09:18.529 which killed as many as 40,000 people. 1021 01:09:21.740 --> 01:09:24.702 There was some applause among the catcalls, but the banners refer to 1022 01:09:24.743 --> 01:09:27.705 the statue recently erected in London to Bomber Harris, 1023 01:09:27.746 --> 01:09:30.374 blamed here for all that happened to the city. 1024 01:09:56.775 --> 01:09:58.569 [interviewer] What is the actual protocol 1025 01:09:58.611 --> 01:10:01.030 when you decide to get married, ma'am? 1026 01:10:01.071 --> 01:10:03.032 Whose permission do you have to ask? 1027 01:10:03.073 --> 01:10:04.533 [Anne] He asked my father. 1028 01:10:04.575 --> 01:10:06.410 He was very kind to me, actually. 1029 01:10:06.452 --> 01:10:08.412 I was petrified beforehand. 1030 01:10:08.454 --> 01:10:10.456 [interviewer] Did he ask you what your prospects are? 1031 01:10:11.957 --> 01:10:13.542 What sort of prospects? [chuckles] 1032 01:10:19.465 --> 01:10:20.591 [Frank Bough] ...is Princess Anne's gift 1033 01:10:20.633 --> 01:10:22.760 to her husband, Captain Mark Phillips. 1034 01:10:22.801 --> 01:10:26.430 A set of dress studs, cufflinks and buttons. 1035 01:10:26.472 --> 01:10:28.432 Well, somewhere else I spotted a tool-kit 1036 01:10:28.474 --> 01:10:29.058 for Captain Mark Phillips. 1037 01:10:29.058 --> 01:10:31.894 I don't know how much of a handyman he is. 1038 01:10:31.936 --> 01:10:33.437 Twelve dozen coat hangers. 1039 01:10:33.479 --> 01:10:36.106 Now there is a very imaginative and a very clever gift 1040 01:10:36.148 --> 01:10:38.609 - for a couple who've just got married. - [crowd clamoring] 1041 01:10:38.651 --> 01:10:40.319 [Prince Charles] Yes, what a difficult question. 1042 01:10:40.361 --> 01:10:40.986 [Charles and Princess Diana laugh] 1043 01:10:41.028 --> 01:10:42.780 [Charles] What do you think we've got in common? 1044 01:10:42.821 --> 01:10:43.948 [Diana] Sense of humor? 1045 01:10:43.989 --> 01:10:46.951 Um, every outdoor activity, 1046 01:10:46.992 --> 01:10:49.495 except I don't ride. 1047 01:10:49.536 --> 01:10:51.455 - Um... - Soon remedy that. 1048 01:10:52.665 --> 01:10:54.917 Lots of things, really. 1049 01:10:54.959 --> 01:10:56.919 [interviewer] And, I suppose, in love. 1050 01:10:56.961 --> 01:10:58.963 [Diana] Of course. 1051 01:10:59.004 --> 01:11:01.465 - Whatever "in love" means. - Yes. 1052 01:11:01.507 --> 01:11:03.092 [overlapping chatter] 1053 01:11:03.133 --> 01:11:05.511 [interviewer] Well, obviously means two very happy people. 1054 01:11:05.552 --> 01:11:07.638 [overlapping chatter] 1055 01:11:12.142 --> 01:11:13.936 [crowd cheering] 1056 01:11:28.701 --> 01:11:31.620 [reporter] The Prince had been up since the early hours yesterday, 1057 01:11:31.662 --> 01:11:35.165 organizing and taking part in a vastly complicated event 1058 01:11:35.207 --> 01:11:37.501 involving four members of the Royal Family, 1059 01:11:37.543 --> 01:11:40.045 and some 50 international stars. 1060 01:11:40.087 --> 01:11:42.172 - [Prince Edward] Have you been watching it? - [press] Yes. 1061 01:11:42.214 --> 01:11:43.841 Yeah. What did you think of it? 1062 01:11:45.551 --> 01:11:47.678 [crowd laughing] 1063 01:11:47.720 --> 01:11:50.014 - Thanks. - [woman] I thought it was brilliant. 1064 01:11:50.055 --> 01:11:52.141 - [Edward] Great! - [reporter] Then the royal walkout. 1065 01:11:52.182 --> 01:11:55.519 He's reported to have said, as he left Alton Towers, 1066 01:11:55.561 --> 01:11:58.522 "One of these days you lot are going to have to learn some manners". 1067 01:11:58.564 --> 01:12:01.817 [Peter Sissons] Centuries old Windsor Castle, one of the Queen's residences 1068 01:12:01.859 --> 01:12:06.530 has been consumed by fire for much of the day. A hundred and fifty-five-- 1069 01:12:06.572 --> 01:12:08.699 [John Major] They've announced from Buckingham Palace, that with regret, 1070 01:12:08.741 --> 01:12:12.077 the Prince and Princess of Wales have decided to separate. 1071 01:12:12.119 --> 01:12:15.539 Their Royal Highnesses have no plans to divorce... 1072 01:12:35.934 --> 01:12:39.563 [newscaster] ...Duchess of York have begun discussions about a formal separation. 1073 01:12:39.605 --> 01:12:43.233 A statement issued by the Queen said talks were not yet complete 1074 01:12:43.275 --> 01:12:44.902 and nothing more would be said. 1075 01:12:44.943 --> 01:12:46.236 [Sissons] Buckingham Palace announced today 1076 01:12:46.278 --> 01:12:48.072 that the Princess Royal and her husband, 1077 01:12:48.113 --> 01:12:50.574 Captain Mark Phillips, are to separate 1078 01:12:50.616 --> 01:12:53.035 after nearly 16 years of marriage. 1079 01:12:53.077 --> 01:12:55.746 The statement said the couple had decided to part... [voice fades] 1080 01:12:55.788 --> 01:12:59.041 [Prince Andrew] ...with the sweating, um, because, uh, 1081 01:12:59.083 --> 01:13:05.255 I-I have a peculiar medical condition, which is that I don't sweat, 1082 01:13:05.297 --> 01:13:07.925 um, or I didn't sweat at the time. 1083 01:13:07.966 --> 01:13:09.802 And that was, uh-- 1084 01:13:09.843 --> 01:13:14.473 Yes, I didn't sweat at the time because I... 1085 01:13:14.515 --> 01:13:15.933 [Russell Howard] Can't sweat. I bet the Queen was like, 1086 01:13:15.974 --> 01:13:17.935 "What the fuck is he doing?!" 1087 01:13:17.976 --> 01:13:19.395 [audience laughing] 1088 01:13:19.436 --> 01:13:21.105 [Howard as Elizabeth] Philip, are you getting this! 1089 01:13:22.314 --> 01:13:24.942 Our son's an absolute moron! 1090 01:13:26.610 --> 01:13:27.778 [as Philip] I know. 1091 01:13:30.656 --> 01:13:33.117 He makes Charles look like Stephen Fry. 1092 01:13:33.158 --> 01:13:35.119 [newscaster] ...that Oprah Winfrey conducted 1093 01:13:35.160 --> 01:13:37.579 with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 1094 01:13:37.621 --> 01:13:40.833 Buckingham Palace issue is a symbiotic relationship 1095 01:13:40.874 --> 01:13:43.585 between the Palace and the British Press. 1096 01:13:43.627 --> 01:13:48.090 So then Harry said, "There is this invisible contract behind closed doors 1097 01:13:48.132 --> 01:13:51.510 behind the institution and UK tabloids." 1098 01:13:55.013 --> 01:14:00.686 No institution, city, monarchy, whatever, 1099 01:14:00.727 --> 01:14:04.523 should expect to be free from the scrutiny of those 1100 01:14:04.565 --> 01:14:07.609 who give it their loyalty and support, 1101 01:14:07.651 --> 01:14:10.028 not to mention those who don't. 1102 01:14:11.029 --> 01:14:12.614 And that scrutiny, 1103 01:14:12.656 --> 01:14:14.700 by one part of another, 1104 01:14:14.741 --> 01:14:16.660 can be just as effective 1105 01:14:16.702 --> 01:14:20.205 if it is made with a touch of gentleness, 1106 01:14:20.247 --> 01:14:23.000 good humor and understanding. 1107 01:14:43.687 --> 01:14:45.898 [newscaster] Increasingly today, much of the anger 1108 01:14:45.939 --> 01:14:48.358 which was at first directed at the paparazzi 1109 01:14:48.400 --> 01:14:51.570 has been focused on the royals themselves. 1110 01:14:52.404 --> 01:14:54.364 For the past five days, 1111 01:14:54.406 --> 01:14:55.699 most of the Royal Family, 1112 01:14:55.741 --> 01:14:57.034 including the Queen, 1113 01:14:57.075 --> 01:15:00.871 have been 521 miles away at Balmoral 1114 01:15:00.913 --> 01:15:04.374 leaving the Palace empty, with no flag flying. 1115 01:15:06.418 --> 01:15:10.047 I feel like everyone else in this country today, 1116 01:15:10.088 --> 01:15:12.216 utterly devastated. 1117 01:15:12.257 --> 01:15:17.221 She was a wonderful, warm human being. 1118 01:15:17.262 --> 01:15:19.765 [crowd clamoring] 1119 01:15:32.778 --> 01:15:35.072 Very disgraceful I find their behavior. 1120 01:15:35.113 --> 01:15:37.741 Disgusting that they have not appeared or said a word. 1121 01:15:37.783 --> 01:15:41.787 I think they must be very, very cold-hearted not to have a flag up. 1122 01:15:41.828 --> 01:15:45.749 I think it's a disgrace on the whole Royal Family. 1123 01:15:45.791 --> 01:15:48.794 - I can't understand the Queen doing it, really. - [woman] No. 1124 01:15:57.135 --> 01:15:59.096 [Jennie Bond] Looks as though the Queen is about to-- 1125 01:15:59.137 --> 01:16:01.431 she is, she's getting out of the car, Wes, 1126 01:16:01.473 --> 01:16:02.933 and is going to talk to people. 1127 01:16:02.975 --> 01:16:04.768 [Wesley Kerr] It's extremely unusual. 1128 01:16:04.810 --> 01:16:06.770 This is almost unprecedented. 1129 01:16:06.812 --> 01:16:09.106 I think perhaps the last time... [voice fades] 1130 01:16:13.026 --> 01:16:15.654 What I say to you now, as your Queen 1131 01:16:15.696 --> 01:16:20.450 and as a grandmother, I say from my heart. 1132 01:16:20.492 --> 01:16:24.955 First, I want to pay tribute to Diana myself. 1133 01:16:24.997 --> 01:16:28.125 She was an exceptional and gifted human being. 1134 01:16:35.841 --> 01:16:37.092 [Elizabeth chuckles] 1135 01:16:39.011 --> 01:16:40.804 I don't think he believes me. 1136 01:16:43.223 --> 01:16:45.183 Prince Andrew. 1137 01:16:45.225 --> 01:16:46.351 [Elizabeth] No. 1138 01:16:46.393 --> 01:16:48.979 There's another one there with a plaque. 1139 01:16:52.232 --> 01:16:54.985 [David Attenborough] Prince Andrew, 1969. 1140 01:16:55.027 --> 01:16:57.321 - That one? - [Attenborough] I think so, yes. 1141 01:16:57.362 --> 01:16:59.489 - You-you said... - [indistinct] 1142 01:16:59.531 --> 01:17:02.284 You said that was Andrew. 1143 01:17:02.326 --> 01:17:05.162 - Can't both be. - [Attenborough] No, that's Andrew. 1144 01:17:05.203 --> 01:17:07.122 Oh dear, oh dear. 1145 01:17:08.874 --> 01:17:10.208 Edward. 1146 01:17:11.043 --> 01:17:12.169 [chuckles] 1147 01:17:12.210 --> 01:17:14.338 - That's Edward. - Yeah. 1148 01:17:14.379 --> 01:17:17.341 There will be all kinds of different trees growing here 1149 01:17:17.382 --> 01:17:20.844 - in another 50 years maybe. - Might easily be, yes. 1150 01:17:22.888 --> 01:17:26.141 - I won't be here, though. - [chuckles] 1151 01:17:26.183 --> 01:17:29.895 I was going to say, a sundial neatly planted in the shade. 1152 01:17:29.936 --> 01:17:33.190 - Isn't it good, yes. - [chuckles] 1153 01:17:34.274 --> 01:17:36.193 Had we thought of that? 1154 01:17:36.234 --> 01:17:38.528 That it was planted in the shade? 1155 01:17:38.570 --> 01:17:41.239 It wasn't in the shade originally, I'm sure. 1156 01:17:41.281 --> 01:17:43.742 - But, um... - [chuckling] 1157 01:17:43.784 --> 01:17:46.995 Maybe we could move it. 1158 01:17:47.037 --> 01:17:49.373 Well, it depends whether you want to know the time or not. 1159 01:17:54.586 --> 01:17:56.838 [Walliams] ...through your family records. 1160 01:17:56.880 --> 01:17:59.383 - [Harry Enfield as Elizabeth] Yes. - And I've found an entry here 1161 01:17:59.424 --> 01:18:01.176 for your great-great-grandmother. 1162 01:18:01.218 --> 01:18:02.386 [Enfield] And what was her name? 1163 01:18:05.097 --> 01:18:06.390 Queen Victoria. 1164 01:18:06.431 --> 01:18:08.517 And what did she do? 1165 01:18:09.559 --> 01:18:10.560 She was the Queen. 1166 01:18:10.602 --> 01:18:12.229 You're joking. 1167 01:18:13.105 --> 01:18:15.065 And their grandson 1168 01:18:15.107 --> 01:18:18.068 was your grandfather, King George V. 1169 01:18:18.110 --> 01:18:20.070 And he had two sons, 1170 01:18:20.112 --> 01:18:22.906 the younger of whom was King George VI. 1171 01:18:22.948 --> 01:18:25.409 [Enfield] Shove off. From   The King's Speech? 1172 01:18:25.450 --> 01:18:28.912 - [Walliams] That's correct, your father. - My father's Colin Firth? 1173 01:18:28.954 --> 01:18:33.041 [Walliams] No. Colin Firth played your father in the film. 1174 01:18:33.083 --> 01:18:35.085 [Enfield] So one isn't related to Colin Firth? 1175 01:18:35.127 --> 01:18:37.379 - [Walliams] No. - Oh, that's a shame. 1176 01:18:37.421 --> 01:18:41.133 [newscaster] Three Kings occupied the British throne in a single year. 1177 01:18:41.174 --> 01:18:45.804 King George departs, beloved after 25 years of rule. 1178 01:18:45.846 --> 01:18:50.100 And walking behind his coffin, in the sad procession, is the new King, 1179 01:18:50.142 --> 01:18:52.394 who is the beloved Prince of Wales. 1180 01:18:52.436 --> 01:18:55.480 - God save the King. - [fanfare plays] 1181 01:18:55.522 --> 01:18:58.066 [newscaster] And even while the proclamation still rings, 1182 01:18:58.108 --> 01:19:00.902 King Edward stands beside Mr. and Mrs. Simpson 1183 01:19:00.944 --> 01:19:03.947 in the windows of his apartments at St. James's Palace. 1184 01:19:03.989 --> 01:19:07.242 Soon he is to tell the world of the woman I love 1185 01:19:07.284 --> 01:19:09.494 and for her renounce the throne. 1186 01:19:09.536 --> 01:19:11.621 Then comes the year's third King 1187 01:19:11.663 --> 01:19:14.249 with his Scottish wife and their two children. 1188 01:19:15.500 --> 01:19:19.629 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. 1189 01:19:19.671 --> 01:19:21.298 And the little Princess Elizabeth, 1190 01:19:21.339 --> 01:19:23.467 who may one day be Queen. 1191 01:19:42.652 --> 01:19:44.488 [Elizabeth] But, you see, nobody writes anymore. 1192 01:19:44.529 --> 01:19:47.449 I keep a diary, but it's not really a diary 1193 01:19:47.491 --> 01:19:53.497 like Queen Victoria's, you know, or as detailed as that. 1194 01:19:53.538 --> 01:19:55.165 It's quite small. 1195 01:19:55.207 --> 01:19:55.916 [man] But you write it in your own hand? 1196 01:19:55.916 --> 01:19:59.169 - Oh, yes. - Yes, I think that's terribly important. 1197 01:20:00.170 --> 01:20:01.671 I can't write any other way. 1198 01:20:01.713 --> 01:20:05.175 Definitive edition of the plays of JM Barrie. 1199 01:20:09.387 --> 01:20:10.972 Peter Pan. 1200 01:20:15.393 --> 01:20:18.188 - He was the most wonderful storyteller. - [man] Yeah. 1201 01:20:18.230 --> 01:20:21.024 [Elizabeth] As children we used to go to tea 1202 01:20:21.066 --> 01:20:23.527 and he'd tell the most wonderful stories. 1203 01:20:23.568 --> 01:20:24.069 - [man] Did he? - [Elizabeth] Yes. 1204 01:20:24.110 --> 01:20:27.030 He just happened to be the sort of person 1205 01:20:27.072 --> 01:20:29.199 that could tell children's stories. 1206 01:20:29.241 --> 01:20:31.535 It didn't matter if you were just sitting at the tea table. 1207 01:20:31.576 --> 01:20:35.372 And, of course, boringly, one was a small child, one didn't realize... 1208 01:20:35.413 --> 01:20:37.707 - [man] Yeah, quite. - [Elizabeth] ...what a good storyteller 1209 01:20:37.749 --> 01:20:39.042 one was listening to. 1210 01:20:39.084 --> 01:20:41.253 If only one had known. 1211 01:20:47.425 --> 01:20:49.594 [Wendy] Oh, Mother, we are back. 1212 01:20:49.636 --> 01:20:51.930 - [Mr. Darling] Back? - [Wendy] All except the Lost Boys. 1213 01:20:51.972 --> 01:20:53.223 They weren't quite ready. 1214 01:20:53.265 --> 01:20:56.059 - Lost B... ready? - To grow up. 1215 01:20:56.101 --> 01:20:58.186 That's why they went back to Neverland. 1216 01:20:58.228 --> 01:20:59.229 Neverland? 1217 01:20:59.271 --> 01:21:03.358 - Yes, but I am. - Am? 1218 01:21:03.400 --> 01:21:05.068 Uh, ready to grow up. 1219 01:21:05.110 --> 01:21:06.570 [ "Crown" by Stormzy playing] 1220 01:21:06.611 --> 01:21:11.199 Searchin' every corner of my mind 1221 01:21:15.120 --> 01:21:20.417 Lookin' for the answers I can't find 1222 01:21:23.628 --> 01:21:27.757 I have my reasons and life has its lessons 1223 01:21:27.799 --> 01:21:32.220 I tried to be grateful and count all my blessings 1224 01:21:32.262 --> 01:21:38.435 But heavy is the head that wears the crown 1225 01:21:43.690 --> 01:21:45.775 Amen, in Jesus' name yes, I declare it 1226 01:21:45.817 --> 01:21:48.445 Any little seed I receive I have to share it 1227 01:21:48.486 --> 01:21:50.488 Bruddas wanna break me down I can't bare it 1228 01:21:50.530 --> 01:21:53.283 But heavy is the head with the crown I still wear it 1229 01:21:53.325 --> 01:21:55.327 You can't hold me down I still cope 1230 01:21:55.368 --> 01:21:57.454 Rain falling down at the BRITs I'm still soaked 1231 01:21:57.495 --> 01:21:59.748 Tried to put a hole in our shit we'll build boats 1232 01:21:59.789 --> 01:22:01.791 Two birds with one stone I'll kill both 1233 01:22:01.833 --> 01:22:04.252 Pray I never lose and pray I never hit the shelf 1234 01:22:04.294 --> 01:22:06.296 Promise if I do that you'll be checkin' on my health 1235 01:22:06.338 --> 01:22:08.632 If it's for my people I'll do anything to help 1236 01:22:08.673 --> 01:22:11.760 If I do it out of love it's not to benefit myself 1237 01:22:11.801 --> 01:22:14.304 [newscaster] ...the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret 1238 01:22:14.346 --> 01:22:15.764 enter their carriage, 1239 01:22:15.805 --> 01:22:21.144 and there begins the sad last journey of King George VI. 1240 01:22:21.186 --> 01:22:25.315 Searchin' every corner of my mind 1241 01:22:25.357 --> 01:22:30.278 Search every corner look for the answers 1242 01:22:30.320 --> 01:22:34.491 Lookin' for the answers I can't find 1243 01:22:34.532 --> 01:22:38.662 No, I can't find 'em no silver lining 1244 01:22:38.703 --> 01:22:42.666 I have my reasons and life has its lessons 1245 01:22:42.707 --> 01:22:47.337 I tried to be grateful and count all my blessings 1246 01:22:47.379 --> 01:22:53.051 But heavy is the head that wears the crown 1247 01:22:53.093 --> 01:22:55.345 [bell tolling] 1248 01:23:20.412 --> 01:23:22.747 [flute playing] 1249 01:23:24.582 --> 01:23:26.543 [Elizabeth] In a way, I didn't have an apprenticeship, 1250 01:23:26.584 --> 01:23:29.212 my father died much too young, 1251 01:23:29.254 --> 01:23:34.759 and so, it was all a very sudden kind of taking on, 1252 01:23:34.801 --> 01:23:38.388 and making the best job you can. 1253 01:23:39.597 --> 01:23:41.891 It's a question 1254 01:23:41.933 --> 01:23:46.563 of maturing into something that one's got used to doing. 1255 01:23:46.604 --> 01:23:52.902 And accepting the fact that here you are and it's your fate. 1256 01:23:52.944 --> 01:23:55.238 God save the Queen. 1257 01:23:55.280 --> 01:23:57.907 - Hip hip... - [all] Hooray. 1258 01:23:57.949 --> 01:24:01.286 - [man] Hip hip... - [all] Hooray. 1259 01:24:02.787 --> 01:24:07.417 [Elizabeth] The crown is an idea more than a person. 1260 01:24:07.459 --> 01:24:14.299 Heavy is the head that wears the crown 1261 01:24:24.309 --> 01:24:26.811 [young Elizabeth] My sister is by my side 1262 01:24:26.853 --> 01:24:30.231 and we are both going to say goodnight to you. 1263 01:24:30.273 --> 01:24:32.233 Come on, Margaret. 1264 01:24:32.275 --> 01:24:34.277 [young Margaret] Goodnight, children. 1265 01:24:34.319 --> 01:24:37.447 [young Elizabeth] Goodnight and good luck to you all. 1266 01:24:43.328 --> 01:24:45.663 [melancholy music playing] 1267 01:26:07.078 --> 01:26:08.371 [McCartney] Two. 1268 01:26:08.413 --> 01:26:10.874 [guitar strumming] 1269 01:26:12.417 --> 01:26:15.545 "Her Majesty" take one. 1270 01:26:15.587 --> 01:26:17.881 Her majesty's-- [clears throat] 1271 01:26:19.799 --> 01:26:22.385 Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl 1272 01:26:22.427 --> 01:26:25.054 But she doesn't have a lot to say 1273 01:26:25.096 --> 01:26:27.390 Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl 1274 01:26:27.432 --> 01:26:30.059 But she changes from day to day 1275 01:26:30.101 --> 01:26:32.270 I wanna tell her that I love her a lot 1276 01:26:32.312 --> 01:26:35.398 But I gotta get a bellyful of wine 1277 01:26:35.440 --> 01:26:37.066 Her Majesty's a pretty nice girl 1278 01:26:37.108 --> 01:26:39.777 Someday I'm gonna make her mine, oh yeah 1279 01:26:39.819 --> 01:26:41.404 Someday I'm gonna make her mine 1280 01:26:45.825 --> 01:26:47.577 - [man] Do you wanna hear it? - [McCartney] Yeah. 1281 01:26:47.619 --> 01:26:50.914 [soft piano music playing] 1282 01:28:55.079 --> 01:28:58.708 [rhythmic clanging to "God Save the Queen" 1283 01:28:58.750 --> 01:29:02.045 Long live our 1284 01:29:03.921 --> 01:29:06.883 God save our Queen 1285 01:29:06.924 --> 01:29:09.677 [jazzy piano] 1286 01:29:11.054 --> 01:29:13.431 [vibrating to "God Save the Queen" 1287 01:29:15.767 --> 01:29:36.995 [band playing]