@@reallymentalpig1173 Over 70y, she supervised advised guided and warned her government in their work. That's her constitutional role. The rest of her time was spent researching for that guidance. Exactly what that guidance involved, in her weekly meetings with her ministers, is unknown. Her symbolic role is immeasurable
I've always been pleased but a little puzzled by Americans' enthusiasm for the English monarchy. Especially as they're a Republic, and a Republic which gained its independence by going to war with one of the Queen's ancestors. Nowt so queer as folk, as they say in Manchester
@@splinterbyrd yes, amusing, isn't it. I once asked a Canadian about it and she said the Americans hate that Canada is part of the Commonwealth and have a royal HoS, I have to say all evidence points to that being true.
Oh dear. Watching this again has brought the tears back. They're rolling down my cheeks. Yes ma'am, thank you for everything. I was fortunate to have met both Her Majesty and Prince Phillip, and that's a day I'll never forget, two wonderful people, sadly no longer with us. Much missed and never forgotten.
Truly her passing affected many around the world...we didn't know her personally, but she was always there--dependable, a British icon of service and grace. 😢
“Thank you, for everything” this hits differently today. Thank you your majesty for your service and your dedication to our country. We won’t ever forget you, you will be very much missed our beloved queen. 🤍🌹🇬🇧
I'm not British, but I know a lot of people are in genuine mourning right now, such as you seem to be. My deepest sympathies on the loss you and a lot of other people are experiencing right now.
Same, it's crazy how close this was too. The only ever time I was in London was for this, it was fantastic in-person. It takes a lot more effort to visit London from Northern Ireland than most of the UK who can drive/take a train there!
I had a paginton bear for when I was ill in hospital in 2023. I immediately grieved the Queen once again. I still got him and he sits on my bed with Woody.EXE. I can’t get rid of him
He’s an icon of immigration to Britain. We see him as a beloved British character because he enjoys everything about living in Britain, and yet we treat other incomes so poorly. It’s sad, really.
I am from Peru and visited the UK in 1996 , at that time I was 23 years old and was so excited to work along Dr Nick Fox in his birds of prey breeding farm in wales , I as a Falconer here in My Country could share great experiences in My 6 month stay in the UK , it was in one of those days that I was told about this particular and well known bear story , funny history but as You Say there is a mensaje of the hardiness of the inmigration fir many people , I really enyoyed that time but missed My Country with his food and his weather .
This line of Paddington bear:“Thank you, for everything ma'am” brings tears to my eyes...We all need to thank her Majesty the Queen for all the things she's done not just for the U.K. but the world!!She's been a role model for millions of people!!!Her legacy will never die!!!May she rest in peace!!
As an American I whole heartedly agree. The second Elizabethan era gave us a whole new world. Every nation should recognize her example and feel her loss. God bless The Queen may angels guide Her with grace into rest.
@@jonathanbruins8124 graças à Deus, a Rainha Elizabeth teve sabedoria de barrar vários conflitos bélicos no mundo. Agora esperamos que o Rei Charles III, continue nessa caminhada deixada pela querida Rainha Elizabeth II...
This was a MEGA-moment in British Royal history. Too bad Freddie himself wasn't there anymore to perform 'We will rock you'.. He would have givin' it all..💞
Truly an era has ended. We we never see another Monarch with her level of grace, kindness and beauty. It is wonderful that she had an opportunity to celebrate and enjoy her Jubilee. I loved the Queen's interaction with Paddington Bear; it shows her wonderful sense of humor. My sincerest condolences to her family, and the British people. Queen Elizabeth was a bright light in this world. May she rest in peace. 🌹
As Paddington said “Thank You. For Everything.” This is what many millions would have said to her face to face for all her years of faultless devotion and tireless duty. Now let’s celebrate her life and 70 years as the Queen in the true sense and set it in stone for the history books QUEEN ELIZABETH THE GREAT. 1926-2022.
Paddington's words have become very poignant; but it's worth watching the Queen play "We Will Rock You" with her crockery. For all those sad that her reign is over, smile that it happened.
I’m almost embarrassed to say this is the first time I’ve seen this because I wasn’t interested in the concert. I did quite well until Paddington’s ‘thank you for everything’. That choked me up. It was so lovely to see the late Queen’s almost childlike joy in this, you can see it in her eyes. I have to say I think the King is doing very well, but I still miss the Queen very much, and the late Prince Philip, who I had the great pleasure to meet when I was young. God bless them both.
How can somebody be this incredibly classy and elegant and at the same time so profoundly warm? She was one of a kind, there will never be anybody like her ❤️
I agree --Ich bin Deutscher -und sah das cover vom STERN ( A Journal)--the queen is becoming 60--so now mid Nov 2023 --I go to the 60--I totally agree with you --THE QUEEN IN GREAT BRITIAN WAS OUR GRANDMOTHER--SO MY QUEEN REST IN PEACE --and the new king will live for ever--thx rollf
I'm an African-American and I don't know much about the UK, but I am absolutely torn up about the Queen's passing. I came across this video after she died and I can't stop crying, I feel like the world just lost it's grandmother. We all knew this time would come, even though she was in her 90's it still feels like she left here too soon. My condolences to the Royal Family and to the people of Great Britain and the UK.
@@Hearts_4hellokitty ignoring the ugly murderous truth doesn't make you white christians males innocent, I know you would like to turn a blind eye to it, its easier, more comfortable that way. Unfortunately THAT'S NOT THE TRUTH
I have no idea how many times I have watched this delightful gift from HM Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington Bear, but almost two years on, I am still here. HM was the epitome of grace and intelligence and love for people. She also let us in on the secret of her purse, which still delights. I echo Paddington's word...thank you, Ma'am, for everything.
Hello! Although I am German, I have always held the Queen in high esteem and had, and still have, the greatest respect for her! Unfortunately there will never be anything like her again! But as long as she is in people's minds, she will never die! You don't die until you're forgotten! My respect! Greetings Nephilim
she was the last of the great Monarchs. We will not have one again, She was the last remaining contact from the Imperial age to the modern age.................bless our Queen.
1:30 “for later” 😍 That line hits me every time. After 70 years, we finally found out what the Queen kept in her handbag… Absolute genius decision for her to do this sketch 💛🧡💚
But get it, as in her life, so in the sketch, the bread in the sandwich is Jesus. She carried Him with her through life (more and more so as she grew older), and knew she would meet Him "later". In fact, she died 96 days after the above was shown, aged 96.
@@palmereldritch7777 I'm in good company, then, since the Saviour who died for you as well as me was occasionally "bad-mannered" too. You don't have to take any notice of me, but I would never forgive myself for failing to act for Jesus as we enter the times we are entering...
@@sidpheasant7585Humans have sinned with or without a godhead. Just a matter of morals. Assigning your belief system unto others is not good taste, nor morally right. christian or not. Jesus would be aghast if he could see what has been done in his name.
@@palmereldritch7777 of course you are right in some ways, but I do hope that "aghast" bit does NOT relate to me, and is rather a generalised comment. The gentility inherent in your words about "manners" and "taste" has a certain Edwardian charm about it, but it does not sound very 2020s, not because morality and standards can no longer apply, but because these are times of desperate awfulness and evil. The Queen with Paddington was very possibly the single most wondrous and touching and meaningful thing in the whole year, or possibly at any time since this decade began, so I obviously I want to tell people the "good news" about it, as I see it, given my capacity to "see". But this is based on joy and love and enthusiasm and truth in the face of all the mean and meaningless chaos. I do not push or lobby, certainly do not hurt, but I do write on what is good and right and has value. I gain nothing worldly from this, only the exquisite joy of serving the Lord ... to whom I am very grateful. There are no bad manners in love and thankfulness, in my view, all the more so as the Late Queen was indeed a committee Christian, so the comment is explanatory, from me in relation to her. I indicate a meaning or significance, no more than that, no less than that...
This clip of her 70 jubilee really brings a smile on my face. Isnt she marvelous? Indeed “Thank you, for everything” I am from the Netherlands. She was a wonderful person in every way . She was Queen of the world!
I have lost count of how many times I have had to fight to retain my composure. I really should just let the grief all out. I never met the Queen. But I know this...I loved her. I am Canadian. I have only been to England once and that was when I was a high school student in 1973. The Queen was not at Buckingham Palace during my visit to London. But I will tell you where she is now--still in my heart.
After nearly an half year, I, a Japanese, still find myself unable to watch this clip without crying. She didn't have to act, she would have been as much accomodating as to Paddington Bear to me, if such an honour of having her presence, unintentionally lacking royal protocols even though I lack some of them. Tomorrow: the 6th February, would have marked her 71st anniversary of accession to the British throne and I would celebrate it personally just as usual, while hoping that her beloved son, the King will have a wonderful coronation for the UK as well as for his Realms.
HMTQ was a fixture for most of my life. From the moment that she became Queen on 6 February 1952 until September 8, 2022. Truly one of a kind, may she rest in peace with her beloved Philip. Thank you, ma'am, for everything.
This was a wonderful sketch done by The late Queen and the Paddington Bear team. Follow it up by a great rendition of we Will Rock You in front of the Victoria monument. I'm an American who's only had one opportunity to visit London. I absolutely loved Westminster and Buckingham Palace. Yes I did get to tour it. We don't have royalty here for good reason but I respect the institution in Britain. Primarily because the queen was such an honorable person. She had a long life and a very happy marriage. Shame her children had problems but she was well loved by her family and her people. When Paddington thanks her for everything I think we all get a little lump in our throats. I'm glad she got to live long enough to enjoy her Jubilee. May she rest in peace. I only wish I'd been there for this awesome concert and party
@@MsShoosh1 The USA abolished all forms of aristocracy when we founded our representative democracy. We choose to elect our leaders rather than have them inherit the title. Or at least that's the way it's supposed to be here. I respect the history of my country. It doesn't stop me from respecting the late Queen Elizabeth II and the charitable things she did with her role in life.
This woman did more to cement Ango Irish relations than any politician or monarch with her visit to Ireland in 2012. She even spoke Irish at the banquet in her honour.....a small step for her but a big step for Ireland
I'm American but can remember knowing who she was even as a tiny kid. It sorta felt like she was a friends much loved mamaw or something who has always been around in the background. (Which is why it was baffling to hear Meghan pretend Americans don't know much about the royal family and saying we don't have tabloids. Even in Kentucky we knew all about the royal family and had tabloids featuring them in our grocery stores lol. No chance a fairly rich kid in LA was ignorant of any of that 😄)
I will always love the expressiveness of Her Majesty's face throughout this skit, along with her wicked sense of humour. May you finally rest in peace and rise in glory, Your Majesty.
From The USA. When I watched the Paddington Video 3 months ago. And tremendously love and celebrated The Queen’s Jubilee Celebration. I fell in love with the video, and watched it repeatedly. Never knew I was watching that was so sweet and so lovely. Was her last great legacy for those who loved her. My love to her is just simple from my heart. Thank you, for everything. Ma’am.❤You will greatly will be missed. Queen Elizabeth The Great 😢
Yesterday our country lost a piece of its heart. No matter what your thoughts on the monarchy are. I think we can all agree that the Queen in this was absolutely perfect and will be very sadly missed. #RIPQueenElizabeth
@@Si-pw1uc I can't believe you think it isn't her. What conspiracy theory have you grabbed your little anecdote from? Failing that keep your thoughts to yourself at this time.
“Thank you for everything” really hits differently now, we will never see a monarch like her majesty ever again, thank you for everything and may you rest in eternal peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾😥
I was only 7 or so when my German-born grandma insisted that l watch QEII"s coronation. She told me it was HISTORY. I didn't understand British English well at that time, but it was worth watching.
A lump in my throat and a tear in my eye, The Elizabethan era has been unprecedented ...... I never met you but you have been there all my life serving your Country with dignity and professionalism, God Bless Our Queen, and when the time happens may you rest in peace 😢😢😢
@@NintenGamer i'm living in the current era. I'm aware of the first era..i am also aware that we are in the new Carolean era..Charles I & II was the first Carolean era.
Who'd have thought Her Majesty would have loaned herself to a film and given us a treat like this? How totally adorable! We can see here that she was anything BUT reserved and uppity! Thank-you, Your Majesty for all that you've done, indeed, and for being the bond that held the world together for so, so long.
This was quite brilliant. Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington, Queen and Adam Lambert - but don't forget the fantastic Royal Marines! Whoever conceived of this was a genius. And I agree with Boris' tribute in Parliament, the Queen smashed it! Thanks be to God for a wonderful person, and a fantastic monarch. So good that she lived to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee.
I so loved that clip with HRH and Paddington...It was so warm and touching..I am so happy that HRH got to live through this fantastic time. Her Platinum Jubilee was a small testament to all the love people all over the world had for her ....Rest In Peace Your Majesty. You served your country with dignity and grace.
She must have known how little time she had left, you can see she'd lost weight, but the fact she managed to be so warm and gracious, and smile, ...this is possibly the only time I'll ever use the word "precious" without a sarcastic tone.
Lovely comment. Her Late Majesty had not just a real sense that duty was something that was hers to perform every day, but that, as far as possible it should be done with kindness and humour. Despite her most exalted position she was never anything other than a humble, Christian lady. The Paddington sketch will, I think, be one of the iconic moments of her reign.
I watch this most nights.I think a statue of the late queen and Paddington holding hands. Something for the older generation and our young generation. Think it would be wonderful, but that’s just my opinion.
This commercial she made in secret for the 70th jubilee in July . Paddington bear is a British character famous world wide . They played this on a huge screen at her jubilee in front of the crowds. She was sick but never told the world up bad . She was so strong this really got me when o watched it at the jubilee on tv in July
I can't help the tears every time I watch this. I love Her Majesty's face and expressions! So beautiful, comforting, sweet, dazzling smile!! An icon that will last forever.
Wanted to see if I could watch this yet without crying. Six months on from her passing and I think this is the hardest I've cried so far! Her incarnation and lifetime was an Event. I'm sad she's gone, but I'm so happy it happened, and that I got to be alive simultaneously with her magnificent reign!! Thanks ma'am, for everything.
What a beautiful moment, brought a tear to my eye, bringing back such happy memories. What woman she was, and the Paddington Bear was a lovely surprise for everyone. God Bless Her, it is his time now to take care of her.
Of course, she knew her time was nearly up (she died 96 days after this, aged 96). But she noted that she had the bread (and marmelade) in her symbolic handbag "for later". The Bread is of course Jesus... The first time she let her hair down in this way was at the 2012 Olympics (out of love and respect, we Brits cheated in this extension of her involvement in the Games, as normally the leader of the country is restricted to just the opening words). She achieved this trick thanks to James Bond, and it was a joke for the adults. Ten years later she did the above with Paddington, for kids of all ages, so that even the youngest might remember her after she was gone. Paddington is the creation of Michael Bond. Bond to Bond. Bond means ties of love and genuine truth, though the indirect meaning of the surname is "farmer". But of course a farmer has ties (legal and other) with the land, so the ultimate meaning is the same. Do not think all of this is by chance! Nothing beautiful or meaningful in this world is. So your last sentece, polly, is absolutely spot on.
Crying my eyes out missing our beautiful Queen today....but can I just say that Charlotte has my heart? She is the sweetest! Clapping her hands to the beat. God bless our royal family. We are in good hands.
So glad the Queen saw how much she was loved during this Jubilee celebration. Such a relief considering how tormented both She and Prince Philip were during their final years by the Harkles
One of my very favourite things is this wonderfully made moment between Paddington and the Queen...made all the more poignant by her passing...I think I'll be rewatching it a few times more before the day is out.just because ❤️🇦🇺
As a young American schoolgirl in the '70's I read a book about the Queen and her sister as young girls growing up, and it began a lifelong interest in and admiration of Her Majesty. She was such a rare blend of leader and servant for her people. We shall never see her equal.
As an American living in the UK this absolutely touched my heart, I adored the Queen she had so much humor and grace. So warm and dedicated to the United Kingdom and commonwealth. A much loved woman around the world. Rest now Queen Elizabeth may you forever be in our hearts and minds, and thank you for your service and love.
Thank you SO much for putting this vid out. Not just a fantastic opening of the Queen with Paddington Bear (what an absolutely brilliant actress as well as the world's most famous and best loved monarch) but also just blown away by the Band of the Royal Marines with stunning Adam Lambert, and the legendary Brian May and Roger Taylor. I have saved this to my Bookmarks and will keep it forever. Paddington saying 'Thank you - for everything' to Her Majesty was not only absolutely right but so prophetic. When things get us down and when the news is depressing, watch this and, for once be proud to be British.
Paddington part was done using CGI. Acting and interacting with something that isn't there is probably very difficult. My favourite touch is the Queen playing We Will Rock You on her cup and saucer.
Hard to believe, this was 3 months ago; and that sketch with Paddington Bear, was so adorable! Thank you, Queen Elizabeth for your devoted service to your country, the Commonwealth, and the world; also for the pleasure of your extraordinary existence! There'll never be another one like you!❤👑
I play this when I miss HRM the late Queen Elizabeth II. To think I was just a face in the crowd at last year's Platinum Party at the Palace 👑 🇺🇲 ❤️ 🇬🇧 #thankyouforeverythingma'am
looking back one year after the queen's passing, this fun video of this special event reminds me to never pass up the chance to go to a party and sing and dance with my friends !
Quelques mois après son décès, je regarde cette vidéo avec beaucoup de tendresse. La Reine incarnait une forme de grâce, de sagesse et d'exemple de dévotion. Sa vie fut remarquable et jusqu'à son terme elle fut dévouée à sa mission. Elle était cette voix de la sagesse que le monde entier admirait. Une icône du 20eme et du 21eme siècle. C'était LA REINE, sans doute la dernière des grandes reines de notre histoire. Qu'elle repose en paix auprès de son époux.
When I was 10 I saw footage only (too poor to see them) of Queen. I was struck by the fact that the audience was every race, every age, every sort of person. Older people like my school teacher, mouthing the words. I don't quite know why but at age 54, seeing this audience, and it being basically the same thing, brought a tear to my eye. God save the Queen and may she now rest in peace, I'm not into monarchies but after watching this, I'd say it's okay to like her as a human being who was loved by her country. Maybe she can say hit to Freddie for us all.
I was fortunate to travel to Buckingham Palace and visit the UK 1 week prior to Her Majesty's jubilee celebration. Was very inspiring. Thank you for everything Queen Elizabeth II and God bless.
OMG! From the Queen to Queen - Sensattional! The Queen is a far better actress than she who must be unnamed. I loved this. What a fantastic gift to HM's Great Grandchildren. I hope they treasure this forever. I will as a Brit. Thank you for everything!
i am not a brit but i lived in uk for 20 years now. i do feel very sad .... there are no politicians who were so devoted to service and duty.... she worked to the last day... in these days to have head of state who one can actually look up to and respect is very rare indeed. she was the last world leader who served in ww2..... may the golden gatess of vallhalla open for u and welcome u your majesty..... she was not the queen of britain, she was britain
😕😟😞😢😭🤲RIP Your Majesty. Now, just like all dearly departed, you belong to the ages, in ageless infinity and harmony with God... Thank you for showing how it's done. And to your beloved successor- God Save The King!🙏 From one of many, many admiring Americans.
What a truly moving and poignant reminder of how wonderful our late queen was. So touching as well that Paddington will be able to share his thoughts and memories with his grandchildren when he gets older.
Feels like the countrys grandma,s passed away, so sad. What a wonderful, beautiful lady. The world lost a one off diamond today. LOVE LOVE LOVE rest in peace Xxx
An American here, thanking her subjects for sharing Her Majesty with the world! The Paddington sketch was so beautiful & gave us that rare glimpse of her humor. God bless HRM Elizabeth II, rest in eternal peace mum. You meant a great deal to people beyond your realm. You were admired around the world. 🌹🇬🇧
See if you can find on TH-cam the story of what happened one time when she was on a walk at her estate and came across a couple of tourists. It is told by one of her security staff.
@@jimspink2922 Found it! With Richard Griffin? Absolutely wonderful story! As an American I adore these little tidbits of information. I’ve been a Royal follower since childhood, born in the early 1970’s. She was also for me, the only reigning monarch I’ve ever known. The Queen has always had my respect & admiration. To find out HRH was cheeky & sarcastic makes me laugh & love her all the more! 🌹❤️
As a Filipino with a small British blood heritage descendants A Tribute Remember: May Rest In Peace RIP to Her Majesty Royal Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) deep condolences from Manila, Philippines
@Madotun, Maraming salamat po. Sorry, konti lang tagalog, I'm a white British guy who has spent a little time in PH. I would love to buy you a Red Horse. Ingat po.
My father, Francis Archibald, was born in Glasgow, 1945. He left the UK at 13 and was signed into the US Army at 17 by my great uncle. He served 32 years in the US Army Special Forces until he reached the rank of Sgt Major. Point..He always considers himself Scottish not British. He had dual citizenship and passports until he entered the Army 1st Special Operations Unit-Detachment Delta. He loved the Queen. My heart is heavy for a number of reasons. He passed last 4 September 2021 and today we have lost a guiding light. My HRH rest in peace with Phillip. God Save the King.
Same im Scotland i never say im British cause im 100% Scottish we never fly a union jack flag never we fly our own 🏴 sorry for your loss , he was always Scottish no matter where he was 🏴❤
It's so heartwarming to see the Queen able to reveal her humor a little more than she'd felt comfortable with in the past. It's refreshing to see the monarchy getting more in touch with their people. I guarantee you, it will bring the people closer and more supportive if they don't feel they are simply the worker ants, but are together collectively as a nation. Props to the Royals for letting this show happen, props to the British for letting down their hair, and props to the Queen for having a bit of fun. Rest peacefully, your Majesty.
The Queen also took part in a skit with James Bond for the London Olympics She also kept it a secret from her family then. She has a great sense of humour
Queen and James Bond. And then Paddington. Iconic.
Many of us in the US have always loved and admired her also. The world is truly a lesser place without her.
What did she exactly do
@@reallymentalpig1173 Over 70y, she supervised advised guided and warned her government in their work. That's her constitutional role.
The rest of her time was spent researching for that guidance. Exactly what that guidance involved, in her weekly meetings with her ministers, is unknown. Her symbolic role is immeasurable
I've always been pleased but a little puzzled by Americans' enthusiasm for the English monarchy. Especially as they're a Republic, and a Republic which gained its independence by going to war with one of the Queen's ancestors.
Nowt so queer as folk, as they say in Manchester
@@splinterbyrduk and America will always go great together ❤
@@splinterbyrd yes, amusing, isn't it. I once asked a Canadian about it and she said the Americans hate that Canada is part of the Commonwealth and have a royal HoS, I have to say all evidence points to that being true.
Oh dear. Watching this again has brought the tears back. They're rolling down my cheeks. Yes ma'am, thank you for everything. I was fortunate to have met both Her Majesty and Prince Phillip, and that's a day I'll never forget, two wonderful people, sadly no longer with us. Much missed and never forgotten.
You were fortunate ! I so admired Queen Elizabeth .
I loved queen Elizabeth she was so down to earth and her sense of humour x
i am not even british, but She was an icon, miss her
I’m an American who was taught about the British Royal Family from the age of 5! I adored Her Majesty and I miss her terribly.
miss her
Remember when she cut her cake with a sword?
Truly her passing affected many around the world...we didn't know her personally, but she was always there--dependable, a British icon of service and grace. 😢
I really liked Queen Elizabeth, she was so dedicated 💕
“Thank you, for everything” this hits differently today. Thank you your majesty for your service and your dedication to our country. We won’t ever forget you, you will be very much missed our beloved queen. 🤍🌹🇬🇧
Well said, we will never see her like again RIP our lovely Queen x🌹🇦🇽
@@ericbohn44 blah blah blah blah
@@purpleplump6650 man i guess you showed me. That was a very articulate way of defending your point. You really got me
Our nations grand mother..... wounded she's gone
I'm not British, but I know a lot of people are in genuine mourning right now, such as you seem to be. My deepest sympathies on the loss you and a lot of other people are experiencing right now.
Here was an 96 years old woman acting to a CGI character - and delivering her lines perfectly. Awesome.
Are you saying Paddington isn't real?
@@geoffpoole483 sshhht, never ask :)
She did great talking to Paddington.
@@wn8022 She did even better parachuting with James Bond.
@@geoffpoole483 no, they're clearly talking about the teapot. Since they aren't real and tea is just a myth, it had to be added with cgi.
I watched this again for the first time since the Queen passed and it brought tears. There will NEVER be another like her.
she had a great sense of humour, still miss her.
Same, it's crazy how close this was too.
The only ever time I was in London was for this, it was fantastic in-person. It takes a lot more effort to visit London from Northern Ireland than most of the UK who can drive/take a train there!
I had a paginton bear for when I was ill in hospital in 2023. I immediately grieved the Queen once again. I still got him and he sits on my bed with Woody.EXE. I can’t get rid of him
Paddington bear comes from deepest and darkest Perú !! What a honor for US as Peruvians
He’s an icon of immigration to Britain. We see him as a beloved British character because he enjoys everything about living in Britain, and yet we treat other incomes so poorly. It’s sad, really.
I am from Peru and visited the UK in 1996 , at that time I was 23 years old and was so excited to work along Dr Nick Fox in his birds of prey breeding farm in wales , I as a Falconer here in My Country could share great experiences in My 6 month stay in the UK , it was in one of those days that I was told about this particular and well known bear story , funny history but as You Say there is a mensaje of the hardiness of the inmigration fir many people , I really enyoyed that time but missed My Country with his food and his weather .
This line of Paddington bear:“Thank you, for everything ma'am” brings tears to my eyes...We all need to thank her Majesty the Queen for all the things she's done not just for the U.K. but the world!!She's been a role model for millions of people!!!Her legacy will never die!!!May she rest in peace!!
My favourite part of the sketch is when the Queen plays We Will Rock You on her tea set.
As an American I whole heartedly agree. The second Elizabethan era gave us a whole new world. Every nation should recognize her example and feel her loss. God bless The Queen may angels guide Her with grace into rest.
@@jonathanbruins8124 graças à Deus, a Rainha Elizabeth teve sabedoria de barrar vários conflitos bélicos no mundo. Agora esperamos que o Rei Charles III, continue nessa caminhada deixada pela querida Rainha Elizabeth II...
Well said
She’s baking her cookies without an oven,where she is now!
This was a MEGA-moment in British Royal history. Too bad Freddie himself wasn't there anymore to perform 'We will rock you'.. He would have givin' it all..💞
That chubby American was awful 😖
Truly an era has ended. We we never see another Monarch with her level of grace, kindness and beauty. It is wonderful that she had an opportunity to celebrate and enjoy her Jubilee. I loved the Queen's interaction with Paddington Bear; it shows her wonderful sense of humor. My sincerest condolences to her family, and the British people. Queen Elizabeth was a bright light in this world. May she rest in peace. 🌹
@@samarina4truth111 It's not actually I thought the same thing but it was actually the queen her self
Oh I believe Kate will do just that.
@@Wigglybananas yes, I just couldn’t imagine she would do such a clip… also in another video of her, she has the same lower teeth defect.
Thankyou xx
Well that’s just a stupid thing it’s at and really shows how you’ve closed your mind off to accepting anything in the future
As Paddington said “Thank You. For Everything.” This is what many millions would have said to her face to face for all her years of faultless devotion and tireless duty.
Now let’s celebrate her life and 70 years as the Queen in the true sense and set it in stone for the history books
QUEEN ELIZABETH THE GREAT. 1926-2022.
Paddington's words have become very poignant; but it's worth watching the Queen play "We Will Rock You" with her crockery. For all those sad that her reign is over, smile that it happened.
He said thank you for having me... How are you all fucking it up.
me as portuguese, feel hard the pain
I’m almost embarrassed to say this is the first time I’ve seen this because I wasn’t interested in the concert. I did quite well until Paddington’s ‘thank you for everything’. That choked me up. It was so lovely to see the late Queen’s almost childlike joy in this, you can see it in her eyes. I have to say I think the King is doing very well, but I still miss the Queen very much, and the late Prince Philip, who I had the great pleasure to meet when I was young. God bless them both.
How can somebody be this incredibly classy and elegant and at the same time so profoundly warm? She was one of a kind, there will never be anybody like her ❤️
Very eloquently said, my friend!
If you consider lizards classy and warm, I guess...
She's my role model.
@@alexanderdean8682turn off the internet. Go outside. Good luck
@@alexanderdean8682Get well soon and remember you have to complete the full dose of tablets. Don't miss any!
This will be watched over and over again showing why the Queen will be missed, just a classic moment to mark her 70 years.
Freddie would have looked divine on that stage.
I can only imagine him singing...
I reckon too. That stage is epic.
Adam was a great stand in
@@vallee3140 Marc Martel is a lot better than Adam Lambert - he sounds, and looks more like Freddy,
I think Freddie would very much have liked Adam.
I'm still not able to watch this yet without crying. Paddington's last words...... They mean so much now ❤️ Rest in Eternal Peace Your Majesty ❤️❤️❤️
I agree --Ich bin Deutscher -und sah das cover vom STERN ( A Journal)--the queen is becoming 60--so now mid Nov 2023 --I go to the 60--I totally agree with you --THE QUEEN IN GREAT BRITIAN WAS OUR GRANDMOTHER--SO MY QUEEN REST IN PEACE --and the new king will live for ever--thx rollf
Definitely. I have a photo of her on my wall even now after 1 year I still find it really hard
I can't either
I know. Me too. I'm American.
I am a bit tired a.d emotional, and the tears are running down my cheeks. She is missed very much, i think
I'm an African-American and I don't know much about the UK, but I am absolutely torn up about the Queen's passing. I came across this video after she died and I can't stop crying, I feel like the world just lost it's grandmother. We all knew this time would come, even though she was in her 90's it still feels like she left here too soon. My condolences to the Royal Family and to the people of Great Britain and the UK.
You might feel differently if you knew what the Monarchy did to Africa... js
Why are you crying mr African American
@@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558 oh be quiet. Js.
@@Hearts_4hellokitty ignoring the ugly murderous truth doesn't make you white christians males innocent, I know you would like to turn a blind eye to it, its easier, more comfortable that way.
Unfortunately THAT'S NOT THE TRUTH
@@patriciatoomingtheplantpar2558for your comment I think you are watching the wrong video then.
It's 2025 Jan 1 and Paddington and my Queen still bring me here ma'am may u rest in piece.
I have no idea how many times I have watched this delightful gift from HM Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington Bear, but almost two years on, I am still here. HM was the epitome of grace and intelligence and love for people. She also let us in on the secret of her purse, which still delights. I echo Paddington's word...thank you, Ma'am, for everything.
So right you are and so lovely written!!
Couldn't have said it better myself!
An American here. I had no idea there was a wonder of what was in her purse! It never crossed my mind…Love that! ❤️🇬🇧🇺🇸
She is an unforgettable personality.
Game Girl, lots of smiles ❤
Hello! Although I am German, I have always held the Queen in high esteem and had, and still have, the greatest respect for her! Unfortunately there will never be anything like her again! But as long as she is in people's minds, she will never die! You don't die until you're forgotten! My respect! Greetings Nephilim
she was the last of the great Monarchs. We will not have one again, She was the last remaining contact from the Imperial age to the modern age.................bless our Queen.
Here in the States, I felt like that about Diana. Gone too soon. Still a young lady, had admirable causes. Miss them both very much.
She was more German than English, so you're welcome
The Queen's first Prime Minister was Sir Winston Churchill. Her last was Liz Truss. That says it all about the UK's trajectory.
This is how she should be remembered,as a kind lady with a great sense of fun,not just the Monarch.
And no mean percussionist either.
I was in the Palace ground for this. Still melts my heart.
The Queen had an amazing sense of humour and there will never be another monarch like her.
you were a pillar of strength to your people and the world for 70 years. rest well great lady, and again, Thank You ma'am. from a yank across the pond
Thank you for that from a Brit! 🇬🇧❤️🇺🇲
There will never be another one like her.
Absolutely
Never
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@@odinoky5814 what do you mean what you mug
I agree
1:30 “for later” 😍 That line hits me every time. After 70 years, we finally found out what the Queen kept in her handbag… Absolute genius decision for her to do this sketch 💛🧡💚
But get it, as in her life, so in the sketch, the bread in the sandwich is Jesus.
She carried Him with her through life (more and more so as she grew older), and knew she would meet Him "later".
In fact, she died 96 days after the above was shown, aged 96.
@@sidpheasant7585 I'd wish people would stop imposing and assigning their own belief system onto others. It is utterly bad manners.
@@palmereldritch7777 I'm in good company, then, since the Saviour who died for you as well as me was occasionally "bad-mannered" too. You don't have to take any notice of me, but I would never forgive myself for failing to act for Jesus as we enter the times we are entering...
@@sidpheasant7585Humans have sinned with or without a godhead. Just a matter of morals. Assigning your belief system unto others is not good taste, nor morally right. christian or not. Jesus would be aghast if he could see what has been done in his name.
@@palmereldritch7777 of course you are right in some ways, but I do hope that "aghast" bit does NOT relate to me, and is rather a generalised comment. The gentility inherent in your words about "manners" and "taste" has a certain Edwardian charm about it, but it does not sound very 2020s, not because morality and standards can no longer apply, but because these are times of desperate awfulness and evil. The Queen with Paddington was very possibly the single most wondrous and touching and meaningful thing in the whole year, or possibly at any time since this decade began, so I obviously I want to tell people the "good news" about it, as I see it, given my capacity to "see". But this is based on joy and love and enthusiasm and truth in the face of all the mean and meaningless chaos. I do not push or lobby, certainly do not hurt, but I do write on what is good and right and has value. I gain nothing worldly from this, only the exquisite joy of serving the Lord ... to whom I am very grateful. There are no bad manners in love and thankfulness, in my view, all the more so as the Late Queen was indeed a committee Christian, so the comment is explanatory, from me in relation to her. I indicate a meaning or significance, no more than that, no less than that...
This clip of her 70 jubilee really brings a smile on my face. Isnt she marvelous? Indeed “Thank you, for everything” I am from the Netherlands. She was a wonderful person in every way
. She was Queen of the world!
Dat zijn wij helemaal met je eens meid! Wij misten niet één Christmas Speech van The Queen! ❤️
and she will always be ❤️ Queen of the world, and the grandma we will always love and miss 🥺
Queen of 25% of the world at least.
I have lost count of how many times I have had to fight to retain my composure. I really should just let the grief all out. I never met the Queen. But I know this...I loved her. I am Canadian. I have only been to England once and that was when I was a high school student in 1973. The Queen was not at Buckingham Palace during my visit to London. But I will tell you where she is now--still in my heart.
That's rather lovely...
After nearly an half year, I, a Japanese, still find myself unable to watch this clip without crying.
She didn't have to act, she would have been as much accomodating as to Paddington Bear to me, if such an honour of having her presence, unintentionally lacking royal protocols even though I lack some of them.
Tomorrow: the 6th February, would have marked her 71st anniversary of accession to the British throne and I would celebrate it personally just as usual, while hoping that her beloved son, the King will have a wonderful coronation for the UK as well as for his Realms.
Thank you for that from a Brit! 🇬🇧❤️🇯🇵
How fortunate we were in Canada to have Queen Elizabeth as our Queen. Our hearts are breaking.
Not a royalist - but I miss her - she has always been a constant - god save the queen - long live the King.
HMTQ was a fixture for most of my life. From the moment that she became Queen on 6 February 1952 until September 8, 2022. Truly one of a kind, may she rest in peace with her beloved Philip. Thank you, ma'am, for everything.
Our dear and beloved Queen. That vignette with Paddington Bear just brings a sweet tear of thanks and remembrance. Vale Your Majesty.
This video is priceless. I miss Her Majesty. The world was a better place when she was here.
Looking at this now is absolutely special. R.I.P Queen Elizabeth, you will be missed.
I miss her so much Queen Elizabeth 11. So grateful to have had you in my life
The “Thank you for everything” made me burst into tears
a so simple phrase and so powerful ....
Same here! It gets me every time I watch this since the Queen died.
How she will be missed @@francesclarke5121
This was a wonderful sketch done by The late Queen and the Paddington Bear team. Follow it up by a great rendition of we Will Rock You in front of the Victoria monument. I'm an American who's only had one opportunity to visit London. I absolutely loved Westminster and Buckingham Palace. Yes I did get to tour it. We don't have royalty here for good reason but I respect the institution in Britain. Primarily because the queen was such an honorable person. She had a long life and a very happy marriage. Shame her children had problems but she was well loved by her family and her people. When Paddington thanks her for everything I think we all get a little lump in our throats. I'm glad she got to live long enough to enjoy her Jubilee. May she rest in peace. I only wish I'd been there for this awesome concert and party
You don't have royalty for good reason. What does that mean?
@@MsShoosh1 The USA abolished all forms of aristocracy when we founded our representative democracy. We choose to elect our leaders rather than have them inherit the title. Or at least that's the way it's supposed to be here. I respect the history of my country. It doesn't stop me from respecting the late Queen Elizabeth II and the charitable things she did with her role in life.
This woman did more to cement Ango Irish relations than any politician or monarch with her visit to Ireland in 2012. She even spoke Irish at the banquet in her honour.....a small step for her but a big step for Ireland
They say "All the glitters isn't always gold" when you see the Queen near anything that looks like gold it will 100% be gold. marvellous
She wasn't just our Queen, she was a mother a grandmother and a fabulous woman who loved her job.
I'm American but can remember knowing who she was even as a tiny kid. It sorta felt like she was a friends much loved mamaw or something who has always been around in the background.
(Which is why it was baffling to hear Meghan pretend Americans don't know much about the royal family and saying we don't have tabloids. Even in Kentucky we knew all about the royal family and had tabloids featuring them in our grocery stores lol. No chance a fairly rich kid in LA was ignorant of any of that 😄)
Nice work if you can get it
I will always love the expressiveness of Her Majesty's face throughout this skit, along with her wicked sense of humour. May you finally rest in peace and rise in glory, Your Majesty.
I've always admired Queen Elizabeth II. She truly is like the grandmother of the whole world
From The USA. When I watched the Paddington Video 3 months ago. And tremendously love and celebrated The Queen’s Jubilee Celebration. I fell in love with the video, and watched it repeatedly. Never knew I was watching that was so sweet and so lovely. Was her last great legacy for those who loved her. My love to her is just simple from my heart. Thank you, for everything. Ma’am.❤You will greatly will be missed. Queen Elizabeth The Great 😢
Thank you very much from 🇬🇧❤️
If you've never heard it before, Brian May of Queen does an awesome rendition of God Save the Queen on guitar!! God rest the Queen 👸
Found yesterday on FB. Very movig. I can only say "Play it louder Brian"
When he played that on top of Buckingham Palace for the Golden Jubilee in 2002 that was truly amazing.
I wonder if seeing Bri up with Queen Victoria was the moment Charles decided to make him a Knight? I’m surprised it took as long as it did.
Britain is not the only nation with a monarchy, nor even the only nation with a Queen Regnant, but Her Majesty truly was THE Queen.
Yesterday our country lost a piece of its heart. No matter what your thoughts on the monarchy are. I think we can all agree that the Queen in this was absolutely perfect and will be very sadly missed. #RIPQueenElizabeth
This is so clearly cgi it’s insane. Can’t believe people think that’s real and it’s actually her
@@Si-pw1uc I can't believe you think it isn't her. What conspiracy theory have you grabbed your little anecdote from?
Failing that keep your thoughts to yourself at this time.
@@neilbowers6956 you ever watched what deep fakes look like? I knew it was fake within first half a second of seeing that digital face
The scariest part is that people can no longer tell reality from technology. I pray for you
It’s very obvious when looking at the way the corners of her mouth move and the way her head bobs. That’s 100% animation
“Thank you for everything” really hits differently now, we will never see a monarch like her majesty ever again, thank you for everything and may you rest in eternal peace 🙏🏾🙏🏾😥
She probably wasn't in the best of health when this was filmed. Paddington's words turned out to be very poignant.
Well done good and faithful servant... as Paddington so eloquently said, "Thank you ma'am, for everything.." Rest in Peace...
This still makes me cry. 😢
I was only 7 or so when my German-born grandma insisted that l watch QEII"s coronation. She told me it was HISTORY. I didn't understand British English well at that time, but it was worth watching.
How delightful! I smiled! You Brits sure know how to throw a party! I enjoyed the Jubilee.
We may have shitty dental care but we know indeed how to party!
PARTY 🎉
Us Brit’s do know how to party 🎉
PARTY UNITED KINGDOM AND THE WORLD
It’s the last 1 4 her so hope u made the most of it😢
@@Thmas.155 we did mate.
I’ve watched this 100 times and never tire of it❤
Me too❤😂😢
Same here
Paddington summed it up perfectly. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING MA'AM 💜🙏
I tried to not watch this, but I knew I had to, and I’m glad I did. Rip Elizabeth the great. Our glorious Queen
A lump in my throat and a tear in my eye, The Elizabethan era has been unprecedented ...... I never met you but you have been there all my life serving your Country with dignity and professionalism, God Bless Our Queen, and when the time happens may you rest in peace 😢😢😢
She will be sorely missed, today was a sad day
This Elizabethan era. Don't forget about the first Elizabethan era (Queen Elizabeth I).
@@NintenGamer i'm living in the current era. I'm aware of the first era..i am also aware that we are in the new Carolean era..Charles I & II was the first Carolean era.
Who'd have thought Her Majesty would have loaned herself to a film and given us a treat like this? How totally adorable! We can see here that she was anything BUT reserved and uppity!
Thank-you, Your Majesty for all that you've done, indeed, and for being the bond that held the world together for so, so long.
This was quite brilliant. Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Paddington, Queen and Adam Lambert - but don't forget the fantastic Royal Marines! Whoever conceived of this was a genius. And I agree with Boris' tribute in Parliament, the Queen smashed it!
Thanks be to God for a wonderful person, and a fantastic monarch. So good that she lived to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee.
The 'thank you, for everything' was already emotional back in the day, but now it truly hits different. May you rest in peace always, Your Majesty.
I so loved that clip with HRH and Paddington...It was so warm and touching..I am so happy that HRH got to live through this fantastic time. Her Platinum Jubilee was a small testament to all the love people all over the world had for her ....Rest In Peace Your Majesty. You served your country with dignity and grace.
I totally agree ,and those people who turned it down to play at this event. there have to live with there regret for the rest of there life.
Small correction. The Queen's style of address was "Her Majesty" (HM), not Her Royal Highness (HRH).
How wonderful of the late Her Majesty to do this. She was amazing
She must have known how little time she had left, you can see she'd lost weight, but the fact she managed to be so warm and gracious, and smile, ...this is possibly the only time I'll ever use the word "precious" without a sarcastic tone.
Lovely comment. Her Late Majesty had not just a real sense that duty was something that was hers to perform every day, but that, as far as possible it should be done with kindness and humour. Despite her most exalted position she was never anything other than a humble, Christian lady. The Paddington sketch will, I think, be one of the iconic moments of her reign.
I watch this most nights.I think a statue of the late queen and Paddington holding hands. Something for the older generation and our young generation. Think it would be wonderful, but that’s just my opinion.
This commercial she made in secret for the 70th jubilee in July . Paddington bear is a British character famous world wide . They played this on a huge screen at her jubilee in front of the crowds. She was sick but never told the world up bad . She was so strong this really got me when o watched it at the jubilee on tv in July
I can't help the tears every time I watch this. I love Her Majesty's face and expressions! So beautiful, comforting, sweet, dazzling smile!! An icon that will last forever.
Wanted to see if I could watch this yet without crying. Six months on from her passing and I think this is the hardest I've cried so far! Her incarnation and lifetime was an Event. I'm sad she's gone, but I'm so happy it happened, and that I got to be alive simultaneously with her magnificent reign!! Thanks ma'am, for everything.
I still can’t watch it without crying, & I’m a Yank.
What a beautiful moment, brought a tear to my eye, bringing back such happy memories. What woman she was, and the Paddington Bear was a lovely surprise for everyone. God Bless Her, it is his time now to take care of her.
Of course, she knew her time was nearly up (she died 96 days after this, aged 96).
But she noted that she had the bread (and marmelade) in her symbolic handbag "for later".
The Bread is of course Jesus...
The first time she let her hair down in this way was at the 2012 Olympics (out of love and respect, we Brits cheated in this extension of her involvement in the Games, as normally the leader of the country is restricted to just the opening words). She achieved this trick thanks to James Bond, and it was a joke for the adults.
Ten years later she did the above with Paddington, for kids of all ages, so that even the youngest might remember her after she was gone.
Paddington is the creation of Michael Bond.
Bond to Bond.
Bond means ties of love and genuine truth, though the indirect meaning of the surname is "farmer". But of course a farmer has ties (legal and other) with the land, so the ultimate meaning is the same.
Do not think all of this is by chance!
Nothing beautiful or meaningful in this world is.
So your last sentece, polly, is absolutely spot on.
"And thank you.. for everything" 💔💔💔💔my heart is with the royal family and the people of the UK and Commonwealth💔
Crying my eyes out missing our beautiful Queen today....but can I just say that Charlotte has my heart? She is the sweetest! Clapping her hands to the beat. God bless our royal family. We are in good hands.
1:43 "Happy Jubilee, Ma'am, and thank you , for everything", hit hard to watch it again.
This wonderful skit will now go down in history. Brings tears to the eyes. Thank you ma-am , for everything. Takes on new meaning now.🙏 🙏🙏🙏👵🇦🇺
So glad the Queen saw how much she was loved during this Jubilee celebration.
Such a relief considering how tormented both She and Prince Philip were during their final years by the Harkles
One of my very favourite things is this wonderfully made moment between Paddington and the Queen...made all the more poignant by her passing...I think I'll be rewatching it a few times more before the day is out.just because ❤️🇦🇺
A true Great Lady and a wonderful Queen. We will never see her like again. The epitome of the Greatest Generation.
True
So sad that the Greatest Generation is leaving the world.
As a young American schoolgirl in the '70's I read a book about the Queen and her sister as young girls growing up, and it began a lifelong interest in and admiration of Her Majesty. She was such a rare blend of leader and servant for her people. We shall never see her equal.
This American misses this beautiful Queen Elizabeth 11 of yours ❤❤❤😢😢😢
This English person misses her as well.
Things will not be the same again. My condolences to Britain for your loss. We will all miss her so much.
Great clip.
The Queen was Rock. That is why her subjects loved her. Rest in Peace Your Majesty.
Thank you for everything 😢
1926 - 2022
I never tire of seeing these two icons enjoying each other’s company. Thank you - for everything.
As an American living in the UK this absolutely touched my heart, I adored the Queen she had so much humor and grace. So warm and dedicated to the United Kingdom and commonwealth. A much loved woman around the world. Rest now Queen Elizabeth may you forever be in our hearts and minds, and thank you for your service and love.
*Humour😉
Watching this the day before her funeral and I can't help but cry...
"Thank you, for everything."
Thank you SO much for putting this vid out. Not just a fantastic opening of the Queen with Paddington Bear (what an absolutely brilliant actress as well as the world's most famous and best loved monarch) but also just blown away by the Band of the Royal Marines with stunning Adam Lambert, and the legendary Brian May and Roger Taylor. I have saved this to my Bookmarks and will keep it forever. Paddington saying 'Thank you - for everything' to Her Majesty was not only absolutely right but so prophetic. When things get us down and when the news is depressing, watch this and, for once be proud to be British.
Paddington part was done using CGI. Acting and interacting with something that isn't there is probably very difficult. My favourite touch is the Queen playing We Will Rock You on her cup and saucer.
@@geoffpoole483me too geoff the Queen playing along with Queen 😅
Simply brilliant. What a leader.
I feel very lucky to be in the crowd. What a moment. 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧 🇬🇧
Hard to believe, this was 3 months ago; and that sketch with Paddington Bear, was so adorable! Thank you, Queen Elizabeth for your devoted service to your country, the Commonwealth, and the world; also for the pleasure of your extraordinary existence! There'll never be another one like you!❤👑
I play this when I miss HRM the late Queen Elizabeth II.
To think I was just a face in the crowd at last year's Platinum Party at the Palace 👑 🇺🇲 ❤️ 🇬🇧
#thankyouforeverythingma'am
I can see this intro into heaven as the Queen enters the gates. RIP
All ways get tears in my eyes when I see our queen she is missed by me and others I'm sure
looking back one year after the queen's passing, this fun video of this special event reminds me to never pass up the chance to go to a party and sing and dance with my friends !
Quelques mois après son décès, je regarde cette vidéo avec beaucoup de tendresse. La Reine incarnait une forme de grâce, de sagesse et d'exemple de dévotion. Sa vie fut remarquable et jusqu'à son terme elle fut dévouée à sa mission.
Elle était cette voix de la sagesse que le monde entier admirait.
Une icône du 20eme et du 21eme siècle.
C'était LA REINE, sans doute la dernière des grandes reines de notre histoire.
Qu'elle repose en paix auprès de son époux.
Thank you & ❤️ from 🇬🇧!
When I was 10 I saw footage only (too poor to see them) of Queen. I was struck by the fact that the audience was every race, every age, every sort of person. Older people like my school teacher, mouthing the words. I don't quite know why but at age 54, seeing this audience, and it being basically the same thing, brought a tear to my eye.
God save the Queen and may she now rest in peace, I'm not into monarchies but after watching this, I'd say it's okay to like her as a human being who was loved by her country. Maybe she can say hit to Freddie for us all.
I'm not a monarchist but I respected the Queen as a person.
@@geoffpoole483 Would you prefer to live in a Republic?
If so, can you tell me why?
Just asking.
I was fortunate to travel to Buckingham Palace and visit the UK 1 week prior to Her Majesty's jubilee celebration. Was very inspiring. Thank you for everything Queen Elizabeth II and God bless.
OMG! From the Queen to Queen - Sensattional!
The Queen is a far better actress than she who must be unnamed. I loved this. What a fantastic gift to HM's Great Grandchildren. I hope they treasure this forever. I will as a Brit. Thank you for everything!
your comment is two days before she died
I never thought of it like that? from The Queen to Queen, it couldn't have been any other way, and had that impact.
i am not a brit but i lived in uk for 20 years now. i do feel very sad .... there are no politicians who were so devoted to service and duty.... she worked to the last day... in these days to have head of state who one can actually look up to and respect is very rare indeed. she was the last world leader who served in ww2..... may the golden gatess of vallhalla open for u and welcome u your majesty..... she was not the queen of britain, she was britain
😕😟😞😢😭🤲RIP Your Majesty. Now, just like all dearly departed, you belong to the ages, in ageless infinity and harmony with God... Thank you for showing how it's done. And to your beloved successor- God Save The King!🙏
From one of many, many admiring Americans.
What a truly moving and poignant reminder of how wonderful our late queen was. So touching as well that Paddington will be able to share his thoughts and memories with his grandchildren when he gets older.
Feels like the countrys grandma,s passed away, so sad. What a wonderful, beautiful lady. The world lost a one off diamond today. LOVE LOVE LOVE rest in peace Xxx
An American here, thanking her subjects for sharing Her Majesty with the world! The Paddington sketch was so beautiful & gave us that rare glimpse of her humor. God bless HRM Elizabeth II, rest in eternal peace mum. You meant a great deal to people beyond your realm. You were admired around the world. 🌹🇬🇧
See if you can find on TH-cam the story of what happened one time when she was on a walk at her estate and came across a couple of tourists. It is told by one of her security staff.
@@jimspink2922 which estate? I’m having trouble finding it!
@@jimspink2922 Found it! With Richard Griffin? Absolutely wonderful story! As an American I adore these little tidbits of information. I’ve been a Royal follower since childhood, born in the early 1970’s. She was also for me, the only reigning monarch I’ve ever known. The Queen has always had my respect & admiration. To find out HRH was cheeky & sarcastic makes me laugh & love her all the more! 🌹❤️
@@Noneya2023 Yes thats the one would have been great to see the reaction of the hikers when told who she was
As a Filipino with a small British blood heritage descendants
A Tribute Remember: May Rest In Peace RIP to Her Majesty Royal Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022)
deep condolences from Manila, Philippines
Thank you from one Brit to another
@Madotun, Maraming salamat po. Sorry, konti lang tagalog, I'm a white British guy who has spent a little time in PH. I would love to buy you a Red Horse. Ingat po.
@@KendalMike thanks, appreciated it.
That “Thank You For Everything” really hits differently now. And I’m not even from the UK. She did a fine job as Queen💜👑💜🌹🇬🇧
My father, Francis Archibald, was born in Glasgow, 1945. He left the UK at 13 and was signed into the US Army at 17 by my great uncle. He served 32 years in the US Army Special Forces until he reached the rank of Sgt Major. Point..He always considers himself Scottish not British. He had dual citizenship and passports until he entered the Army 1st Special Operations Unit-Detachment Delta.
He loved the Queen. My heart is heavy for a number of reasons. He passed last 4 September 2021 and today we have lost a guiding light. My HRH rest in peace with Phillip. God Save the King.
Same im Scotland i never say im British cause im 100% Scottish we never fly a union jack flag never we fly our own 🏴 sorry for your loss , he was always Scottish no matter where he was 🏴❤
It's so heartwarming to see the Queen able to reveal her humor a little more than she'd felt comfortable with in the past. It's refreshing to see the monarchy getting more in touch with their people. I guarantee you, it will bring the people closer and more supportive if they don't feel they are simply the worker ants, but are together collectively as a nation. Props to the Royals for letting this show happen, props to the British for letting down their hair, and props to the Queen for having a bit of fun. Rest peacefully, your Majesty.
The Queen also took part in a skit with James Bond for the London Olympics
She also kept it a secret from her family then.
She has a great sense of humour
I was thinking that too. All the makeup and trashy costumes don't make up for talent and a voice out of this world.