Royal Tour (1968)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2014
- No title - Royal tour of South America. Brazilia and Sao Paulo.
Technicolor.
M/S front of plane. C/U Royal Standard and flag of Brazil flying on plane. L/S and M/S Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, walking down steps of plane. M/S as President of the Republic Arthur da Costa e Silva and his wife walk up to meet them. M/S as they all shake hands. M/S Guard of Honour standing to attention. M/S as Queen inspects them. L/S looking out over modern city of Brazilia.
C/U spire on futuristic cathedral. C/U looking through struts of the spire to modern skyscrapers beyond. L/S party walking up past pool to palace of Alvorada. C/U Guard saluting. M/S and C/U Queen smiling. L/S two swans on lake. Various shots of the National Congress building. M/S soldiers walking past modern building towards Congress. C/U of the men. Various shots of Figure of Justice statue. M/S from point of view of the Guard of Honour as Queen's car arrives. M/S Queen walking along. L/S Intamarati Palace. Interior M/S as President Costa e Silva drinks toast to Queen. L/S guests and Queen. M/S of Queen making speech.
L/S crowds. L/S looking up the Edificio Italia, tallest building in Sao Paulo. Pan across buildings. L/S from top of Edificio Italia as the Queen arrives. M/S Queen talking to a policeman dressed in British uniform. M/S as she waves on walkabout. L/S of the city, pan down to Queen on Edificio Italia. L/S view of skyscrapers from the building. M/S as man points things out to her. L/S looking over Sugar Loaf Mountain and Rio de Janeiro.
FILM ID:2083.15
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RIP Her Majesty, God Save the King.
I was at Betty II's visit to the British School in São Paulo, not mentioned in this footage.
Engraçado que ela visitou o Brasil no governo do presidente Costa e Silva. Já no período da redemocratização ela não pisou o pé aqui.
As visitas que a Rainha fazia eram decididas pelo Governo. Tentar pintar ela como apoiadora de Ditador é foda meu amigo, recomendo ler sobre a sua história antes de se prestar a digitar. Abraços! 🎉
Ela só veio ,pq a Inglaterra teve financiamento em obras no Brasil,como a ponte Rio Niterói. Totalmente diplomático. E no congresso da época ,ela falou sobre a importância da democracia ,na cara dos generais
I still don't belive she died today...
Rest in peace her majesty Queen Elizabeth.
The queen of yours was imperialist
@@mateusbatalhapinfelizmente o Brasil não tem mais imperador.
A even still remembered by those that where there.
My grandpa took a photo of the Queen in São Paulo on Terraço Italia
Posta essa foto em algum lugar pelo amor de deus 😭
@@ladymcgonagall Assim que eu achar eu posto no meu twitter
@@dre_play9594 qual é o seu twitter 😭😭😭
Man...
Uma grande perda. RIP
Tudo imperialistas
@@mateusbatalhap fds? Tbm sou imperialista
@@wesleysampaio815 problema kkkk
So long ago
as a Brazilian, I can say Brasília was by far one of our worst mistakes ever! The city is isolated from the everyday people, an opulence only serving the highest ranked public workers and politicians, we everyday people are drifted away from the important decisions...not to mean its HORRID architecture, Oscar Niemeyer is so overrated!
Based
Oscar Niemeyer é incrível e sua obra é extremamente expressiva e cheia de personalidade, sem contar que seu conjunto é um marco nacional. Graças a Deus ninguém precisa da sua aprovação para enxergar isso.