For sixty years Queen Elizabeth II has reigned over Great Britain and the Commonwealth. To commemorate her Diamond Jubilee in 2012, this major new 90 minute documentary has been filmed in HD for international television broadcast. Much of the Queen’s film archive of her days as a young Princess, her coronation, and her early days as Queen have been scanned into High Definition for the first ever time by Pinewood Studios allowing Queen Elizabeth II – The Diamond Celebration to be released on both Blu-ray and DVD with exclusive and previously unseen footage of the young... Queen. As one the two young Princesses, Elizabeth captured the hearts of the nation and although her reign has seen major social, political and cultural changes, she has remained a traditionalist. Whilst governments have come and gone, the Queen has remained, never losing her sense of duty. Queen Elizabeth II - The Diamond Celebration tells the fascinating story of the Queen who has served her nation throughout good and bad: from the Second World War; her marriage to Prince Philip; the death of her father King George VI; her Coronation and sixty year reign, Queen Elizabeth II - The Diamond Celebration is the definitive story of how the young Princess became a regal Queen. Bonus features: Contributions from Robert Lacy, Nicholas Owen, Dame Helen Mirren, Gyles Brandreth, Tim Heald, Hugo Vickers, Camilla Tominey and Ingrid Seward HD scanning and post production by Pinewood Studios From the makers of Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady 30 minute feature remastered in HD of The Queen and Prince Phillip's 1963 Royal Tour of New Zealand [show more]
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Documentary about Queen Elizabeth II, celebrating her Diamond Jubilee. With archive footage, the programme looks back on her life from her days as a young princess to surviving World War II, marrying Prince Philip, losing her father, King George VI, and succeeding the throne. During her 60-year reign the country has seen many social and political changes but the Queen has remained steadfast in her role as the British monarch.
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