Launching Of The Q4 (1967)
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2014
- No title - Launching of the Q4.
Technicolor.
Various shots of the Q4. C/U and M/S propellor. M/S and L/S ship hanging over slipway. L/S of the ship. L/S as Queen Elizabeth II walks along with Lord Aberconway, Chairman of John Brown and Company, and Managing Director John Rannie. M/S as she stops to talk to crowds. M/S Princess Margaret and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in background. M/S Queen walking along with John Rannie and Sir Basil Smallpiece. M/S ship. C/U Queen walking along. M/S crowds. M/S Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, looking at launching mechanism. M/S Queen laughing, pan out to scene.
M/S pan across the drag chains. L/S ship. L/S Queen and party walking up steps. Various shots as chocks are knocked away. C/U foreman watching. Various shots as they knock chocks away. M/S two foremen watching. L/S pan down ship. M/S as the Queen is handed the name of the ship and smiles. M/S as she steps up to the microphone and announces the ship will be called Queen Elizabeth II, people applaud and she launches the ship. Camera pans across to the ship as bottle smashes on side. Various shots as the ship slides into the water and people cheer. M/S of the chains being dragged after it. M/S Queen, Duke and Princess Margaret watching, the Queen smells her bouquet of flowers. L/S ship in water.
FILM ID:2041.25
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Coming here to watch the Queen's magic touch on Q4.
God Bless the Queen and her family.
Now that's a ship!
Yes
R.i.p Queen...
The launch of ships back then was so dynamic...it was an event. This is a great piece of film.
Especially as it shows our much missed late departed Queen doing what she did best.
The birth of the QE2
RIP Queen
The last great hull launched into the River Clyde by John Brown Yard. Such a shame they weren't able to adapt to the changing world of shipbuilding...
God save the Queen
The QE2's original launch design was her best iteration.
A long time ago now in every possible way.
👍👌👏😊❤️🇺🇸
SS QE2 Launch
I guess the Queen Mum wasn;t there that day
QE2
WE
WONDERED
WHY
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Mario: well I went to qe2 in port rashid in dubai
The RMS Queen Elizabeth II is now a hotel in Dubai
Does anyone know the background music?
This is how you launch a ship….the long wooden slipway, coated in tens of tons of Tallow and soft soap to lubricate the rails which will smoke and smolder, a result of the intense heat from the friction as the mighty ship glides rearward on her wooden launch gear into the water….then the sound of huge cables tightening as the slack was taken up on the drag-chain bundles, of which each erupts in a cloud of thick airborne rust particles when they begin to move, scraping and clanking as they slow the massive hulk moving into the water.
Now days they just flip the ships in sideways on large hydraulic ramps or simply float them out of the site where they are built and fitted out all at once.
Qe2
It the same like normandie
Margaret Thatcher realizing the ship is not named after her:
Well, as a backbench MP it would have been early in her career to be naming ships after her.
It wasn’t named after Queen Elizabeth II, it was named after the First RMS Queen Elizabeth launched in 1936
@@volpixrossi3589 did I say the ship was supposed to be named after Queen Elizabeth II though?
The lady reading the name was Queen Elizabeth