Queen And Duke Have Audience With Pope John (1961)
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2014
- Location: The Vatican, Vatican City, Rome
Story of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, visiting Pope John XXIII in The Vatican
Various shots, members of the Swiss Guard, the Palatine Guard and a pontoon of the pontifical gendarmes, assembled in the Vatican courtyard.
LS. as the Queen's car drives around the courtyard and comes to a halt in front of camera. MS. Queen dressed in black and the Duke (in naval uniform) alight from car and are greeted. Various shots as Queen and Duke make their way across courtyard and inspect guard of honour. MS. LS. as Queen and Duke emerge from the Vatican and enter car. Elevated shot, as cars leave the Vatican.
Various shots as the Queen and Duke enter Clementine Hall walk along corridor and enter the Throne Hall where they are met by the Pope. MS. The Queen followed by the Duke is escorted by the Pope to the head of the Throne Hall, where all three pose for photographers. CUs. of the Queen and the Pope, as she presents members of her party to the Pope, including Earl Alexander. CU. Side view, of the Duke of Edinburgh and Pope John. LS. Pan from the Queen who is now seated to her party assembled on her right (including Earl Alexander) Various shots as the Queen and Pope stand up. Earl Alexander and rest of the royal party are then presented with a memento of their visit by the Pope.
CU.s. of two pictures in the Vatican, one is of the Crucifixion. CU. Italian guard of honour. Various shots as the Queen, Duke and their party make their way from the Throne Hall along corridor. Earl Alexander is also seen.
Note The visit was the first by a British Monarch to the Pope for 38 years.
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Unfortunately no audio. Quite amazing that this was a decade into her reign, before Vatican II, and she passed on just over a week ago, 8 September 2022.
How stunning does Queen Elizabeth look in that black gown veil and tiara
Never seen her look nervous
What a beautiful couple they were! Long Live HMTQ!
A usurper.
Strange to see a 1960 Cadillac in the Vatican, with a Protestant English queen stepping out of it!
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Her ladies in waiting are also in black and diamonds, including mistress of the robes the duchess of Devonshire 0:54
She apparently paid to have the tomb of her Stuart ancestors in St. Peter’s restored, despite the fact that Cardinal Henry is styled ‘Henricus IX’.
Cardinal Reginald Pole was the last Plantagenet in the male line, with a better right to the English Crown than the parvenu Tudors. King Henry VIII beheaded his aunt, Lady Margaret Pole as a "traitor" because he couldn't get his hands on Cardinal Reginald to do the same.
@@adrianjohnson7920he beheaded his aunt, Margaret Pole. Not Margaret Beaufort
@@tonyjones2308 I stand corrected, Thanks.
Queen Elizabeth the queen mother (mum of Elizabeth 2) was rumoured to have had it restored at her own expense.
@@matev4786 I think that is correct....may have had something to do with the Queen Mother being a Scot?
sad but thruth
@Diego Alvarez 3 demons from satanic jesuitas order
Here we go!
Her Majesty looked so beautiful! When Moochelle Obama went to the Vatican she looked like someone's maid.
I totally disagree. Michelle Obama is an extremely elegant and well-dressed woman.
@@judithingham4319 yuck
Thank you so much for your racist input. Very Christ-like of you.
@@davidbeattie1366 you're welcome any time
@@judithingham4319 with deodorant flakes under her arms
I was under the impression that only royalty could wear white to a papal audience and were not to wear black. I'm not sure, however, that applied to her being a Protestant. I read many years ago that when Charles was in Rome he had planned to attend a mass with Pope John Paul ll. When she became aware of this change to his visit she notified the British ambassador to the Holy See instructing him not to do so?
It’s called privilege du blanc (privilege of the whites in English). Currently living there 4 queens, 1 princess & 1 grand duchess who hold the privilege. Queen Elizabeth being Protestant wasn’t entitled & was expected to wear black when in the popes presence. This is technically a rule for all women Catholic or not, excluding the few blanc holders.
@@matev4786 Well, two of the queens would be Belgium and Spain, but who are the others? Does it apply to monarchies abolished and how would the Holy See make that determination? Thanks, Allan
@@allanrinaldipaone9850 Living holders are former & current Queens of Spain & Belgium, Princess of Monaco & Grand Duchess of Luxembourg. It was (until her recent death) held by the Princess of Naples also titled Duchess of the House of Savoy. In the past it was all leaders who held the Latin title of (granted by the Pope) Rex Catholicissimus (Most Catholic Majesty/King - English).
Past privilege du blanc holders include - Empress of Austria/Queen of Hungary, Queen of Italy, Queen of France, Queen of Portugal, Queen of Bavaria, Queen of Poland, Grand Duchess of Lithuania, female Captain Regents of San Marino & a number of German Princesses.
@@matev4786 When did Princess Marina die? For a moment I thought I saw her on RUclips at the funeral of King Constantine, but the woman looked too young anyway. I didn't see Prince Victor Emmanuel there or Emmanuel Filiberto who is married into the Greek royal family as well I believe. Perhaps V E wasn't invited as he had a nasty kerfuffle in Madrid with his cousin at the wedding of Prince Pavlos. Neither of the cousins had a sterling reputation though.
@@matev4786 Sorry Mate,
It was Prince Aimone of Aosta who married princess Olga of Greece. Not sure if they were there either.
This was a first
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