Shah Of Persia's Coronation + State Opening Of Parliament (1967)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 เม.ย. 2014
- No title. Colour item - Shah of Persia's Coronation, Teheran, Iran and State Opening of Parliament, London.
C/U reflection of a mosque in pool of water, zoom back to L/S. Various shots mosques. Various shots bunting decorations hanging over pool. Various night shots lights decorating city streets, some are in shape of crown. L/S coronation guests outside the Golestan Palace. Various shots guests milling about in garden on red carpet. Guests walk past girls sitting on ground - beggar? L/S Palace with guests in foreground.
L/S Buckingham Palace. Palace forecourt with guard of honour lined up. L/S Irish State coach coming towards camera and stopping. M/S Queen Elizabeth II, Duke of Edinburgh (Prince Philip), Prince Charles (Prince of Wales) and Princess Anne (Princess Royal) in carriage. C/U Prince Charles. C/U Princess Anne. C/U Duke of Edinburgh. C/U Queen. Panning shot Royal family in coach. Angle shot Royal Standard flying from top of palace. M/S as State Coach leaves palace, passing Queen Victoria memorial.
Panning shot guests in gardens of Golestan Palace watching the Shah's coronation procession. Various shots Shah in coronation robes in procession. Various shots Queen Farah Dibah in procession, she wears long cloak held by female attendants. Panning shot 7 year old Prince Reza walking along in procession, he wears military uniform. The Shah and Queen get into horse drawn carriage. Carriage drives through city, passing crowds. Prince Reza follows in his own carriage.
L/S coach carrying Imperial State crown arriving at House of Parliament. C/U ditto. L/S mounted cavalry. Zoom into and pan with State coach as it arrives. M/S guard of honour. Coach goes into Houses of Parliament.
FILM ID:2045.2
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If only Iran were still like this today. The Shah wasn't really all that bad. He was just trying to protect Iran and its monarchy.
They brought such culture and progress to Iran. The overthrow of 1979 set them back 1000 years.
Ahhh back then when Iran was civilised and peaceful.
My heart breaks for Iran. Look how vibrant, modern and cosmopolitan does it look in 1967! Hope Iran rises again!
Wow fantastic bit of history ❤️
Imagine growing up knowing nothing of an other royalty but the British and to see all this.
and now poeple in iran are struggling to live because prices are 10 times higher than any country this is what happen when people betraying their honest and compassionate king and queen😭
Back when Iran was a respectable nation with a bright future
Iran such a modern and open country back then..hmm
King of iran cereminy was much better than uk
I remember the Shah's crowning as a 7 year old. As an avid stamp collector, I still have the original First day cover with the Stamps issued to commemorate the day by the Post Office in Pakistan. A rare collectors item.
As a American it
"And the little boy, who will one day wear the crown of Persia..."
Please , back to the good old times ! We are waiting and praying !
We're the generation that never saw you, but you'll be forever in our hearts ❤️ we'll take the motherland back from the demons.
Fascinating Shah of Persia,Iran
THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL 🤩 ❤
In 1968 the National Geographic magazine had two articles collectively titled "Coronations a World Apart" One was about the Shah, and the other was about the coronation of the King of Tonga, in the South Pacific. One a big flashy ceremony, the other smaller and I think happier. One monarachy is still there. The glory or wordly splendor passes quickly.
Shah was a great man
"Prince Reza, heir to the throne, already knows his future role."