Trooping The Colour (1953)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Queen Elizabeth trooping the colour for first time since her coronation, Buckingham Palace London.
LV. Queen leading procession out of Buckingham Palace. SV. Queen salutes at, she leaves gates. LV. Officers following Queen. GV. B.V. Procession led by Queen entering Mall, Duke of Edinburgh's (Prince Philip) horse starts playing up and continues to do so to end of scene.
GV. Queen Mother, Princess Margaret, Princess Anne (Princess Royal) and Prince Charles (Prince of Wales), arrive on Horse Guards Parade. SV. Pan Queen Mother and Anne SCU. Pan Queen Mother (Anne between Queen Mother and Princess Margaret). GV. Elevated Queen arrives on parade ground. SV. Horse Guard Clock showing 11 o'clock.SV. Pan Queen riding towards saluting stand.
GV. Queen and procession riding to saluting stand. GV. Queen and procession riding to saluting stand. SV. Queen arrives at saluting base followed by Edinburgh and Gloucester. SV. Guardsmen at the order for inspection. GV. Queen and retinue riding out for inspection. SV. Crowd. SV. Pan Queen inspecting.
GV. Elevated Queen inspecting. SV. Queen inspecting (Salutes at LV. Princess Margaret and Royal children looking on (Charles at the salute). SV. Queen returns to saluting base. SV. Towards Massed bands slow march (zoom out) LV. Massed bands. CU. Queen. GV. Elevated massed bands. SV. Pan massed bands. SV. Queen, Edinburgh and Gloucester looking on. SV. R.S.M. holding colour, About turn. GV. Elevated R.S.M. standing before Ensign.
SV. Ensign sheaths sword and receives. CU. Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip) looking on. LV. Ensign about turns pan to Guard as they present arms. CU. Queen at salute. TV. Colour being trooped & STV. GV. Trooping the colour. LV. Princess Margaret and Prince Charles (Prince of Wales) looking on.
SV. Finish trooping. SV. Queen watching. SV. Duke and officers watching. LV. March past & SV. SV. Pan colour being marched past. SV. Duke watching. SV. Pan as guards march past in line. Top view household cavalry moving away from Guards memorial. SV. Duke's horse pawing ground. LV. Towards Household cavalry trotting past Queen. & TV. SV. Pan towards Household cavalry trotting past Queen. CU. Duke and Queen chatting before they move off from S. Base.
SV. Pan Queen moving off from parade ground. GV. Band heading procession passing under Arch in Mall. STV. Queen on horse. GV. Guards marching behind. GV. From B.P. procession down mall. CU. Queen Mother with Prince Charles and Princess Anne on balcony. SV. Towards, Queen nearing saluting base, Duke's horse playing up. STV. Queen taking up position as Duke's horse jumps about. GV. Guards marching past Queen. SV. Prince Charles salutes. Back view Queen and Duke taking salute.
GV. Troops passing Queen. SV. Royal Party looking down from balcony. SV. Queen entering palace. GV. Crowd rushing towards Palace. & GV. Pan. SV. Queen and Duke waving from balcony. SCU. Queen and Duke waving from balcony. SV. Crowd. LV. and CU. Duke and Queen with Charles and Anne waving from balcony.
FILM ID:92.03
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I am proud to be British!!! FOR QUEEN AND COUNTRY!
I enjoyed watching this nothing over the years has changed I'm a true royal fan god bless her ❤️
All the senior ranks on here would have seen service in ww2, sad to think none of them will be alive today.
wonderful tradition, nothing changed
Prince philip was so handsome .
Wonderful to see the grand dame on horse. Pure class and elegance.
My dad was there somewere taking part he to was a grenerdiar gaurd well proud of him as his 63 year son now .lost him sadly at 43 no age .but still proud .
No rush with practising that salute, Charlie boy.
Notice how slim these guards are. No Mc Donald's!!!
There trained better todays guys are fat sloppy and not nice to watch after the 1980s it went down hill.
lol. Not only was there no McDonalds. There was still rationing in the austerity following WW2 in the UK. It didn't end until 1954!!!
whats the song at 1:45?
Long Live Elizabeth is the slow march for the inspection shown here. It reappeared in the program for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Birthday Parade in 2022 as the second neutral slow march.