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Elizabeth Windsor (2022) is a documentary exploring the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II. Using archival footage, interviews, and historical insights, the film examines her role as monarch, her public and private life, and her enduring influence on the world stage. With a focus on her achievements, personal dedication, and the history she witnessed, this documentary provides a respectful and informative look at one of the most iconic figures of the modern era.  Elizabeth Windsor, Elizabeth Windsor 2022, Queen Elizabeth II documentary, Elizabeth Windsor documentary 2022, British monarchy film, royal family documentary, historical documentary 2022, archival footage documentary, Elizabeth II biography film, inspiring historical documentary, educational royal documentary, British history documentary, monarch legacy film, cultural history documentary, Elizabeth II life story, influential women in history, Elizabeth Windsor full movie, Elizabeth Windsor trailer, notable historical figure film, royal legacy documentary, informative history documentary, Elizabeth Windsor cast, modern monarchy documentary

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00:03:00When Princess Elizabeth is born, there is no concept within her family that she will ever one day become monarch. That's just not the way it was planned for her.

00:03:10Her father is the spare, not the heir. The succession is with the glamorous Prince of Wales, her uncle. And she will spend her life as a charming royal accessory.

00:03:31I think there was almost a deliberate attempt not to spoil her. And that she shouldn't be, you know, living in a gilded cage.

00:03:43Her parents are very insistent that this little girl's life should be fun.

00:03:54Elizabeth is four years old when her sister Margaret is born.

00:04:06Her father loved the idea that he wasn't destined to be king.

00:04:21And that he could enjoy it. And that he could enjoy with his wife and these two little daughters, a family life.

00:04:29The Duke of York would play with them every day, play hide and seek, play games outside.

00:04:39There'd be morning silliness, throwing pillows, giggling.

00:04:46It was a very loving household and a very loving upbringing.

00:04:55There are whispers in the family that things are not going well.

00:05:16Elizabeth's dynamic, attractive uncle, the new Edward VIII, he's picked up yet another of these divorcees, American, in fact, divorcees.

00:05:32This one is called Mrs. Wallis Simpson. Her husband is still, not just alive, married to her.

00:05:39And he insists on parading her as his partner.

00:05:54My opinion of the king, he should marry all your love. He's been a good chap, he's a working class. That's my opinion of him.

00:06:01The king is the one like myself, but he should not allow his private life to interfere with his public life.

00:06:08Apart from the fact that he isn't of noble blood, Mrs. Simpson has twice been in the divorce courts.

00:06:15To my mind, that completely rules her out as Queen of England.

00:06:18In the eyes of 30s, God-fearing church-going Britain, he's a sinner.

00:06:25Here is the supreme governor of the Church of England, and he's clearly in breach of the teachings of the Church of England.

00:06:32And that's just, that's not on in the 30s.

00:06:34Edward VIII has to choose between love or duty.

00:06:46Confronted by the dilemma of wanting to stay with the woman he loves, or giving up the throne for which he's trained all his life, which is his destiny.

00:06:59A few hours ago, I discharged my last duty as king and emperor.

00:07:24I have found it impossible to discharge my duties as king without the help and support of the woman I love.

00:07:41The abdication had an enormously profound impact both on the nation and the monarchy. It rocked both.

00:07:47This was the first time in British history that any king had abdicated.

00:08:02Elizabeth experiences this through the pain of her parents.

00:08:12It was something that her father really didn't want. He really didn't want to become king.

00:08:16When he realises that it's going to happen, he goes and sees his rather formidable mother, Queen Mary, and he cries on her shoulder for half an hour.

00:08:31What Elizabeth's uncle, the king, had done was allow love to take priority over duty.

00:08:37He'd done something, in Elizabeth's view, which was really immoral.

00:08:48This all matures her.

00:08:52It gives her this gravitas, this weight that marks her entire life after that.

00:08:58The eyes of the world were focused on London, as George VI rode to Westminster Abbey to be crowned king of England.

00:09:15It was really important to have a king who could restore some of the things that the monarchy had lost as a result of the abdication.

00:09:28I dare pretend that youorroves your abdication.

00:09:37I dare pretend that you exorbe your abdication.

00:09:40I dare pretend that you, exorbe your abdication.

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00:10:15...of affection, adoration, curiosity, from all those hundreds of thousands of people out there.

00:10:29This is going to be her future life.

00:10:32Then came the war.

00:10:47The king had a sad and weary task to perform.

00:10:51Wherever his people suffered, he came.

00:10:53And by his presence brought comfort and assurance in their ordeal.

00:11:04Bombs fell on Buckingham Palace.

00:11:06Here Buckingham Palace and the swimming pool of the little princesses are shambled.

00:11:10The king's actually in Buckingham Palace with the queen, and they see these bombs start to land.

00:11:20They see two bombs come right down below their window, and they make a dash for the door.

00:11:25And as he writes, you know, he's just amazed that they weren't both killed.

00:11:28The immediate effect of the war for Elizabeth is the same in one sense as so many other young people living in London.

00:11:45They are evacuated.

00:11:47They spent most of their time at Royal Lodge in Winter Park.

00:11:58I think they were educated with the governess, and I don't think they went to London very much at all.

00:12:05It's a great opportunity for her, personally, to move beyond the schoolroom.

00:12:17To actually do something serious.

00:12:26Princess in overalls.

00:12:27Elizabeth joined up with something called the ATS, the Auxiliary Territorial Service.

00:12:47Well, it was part of the war effort, and also part of learning, I think, you know.

00:12:53Learning about the insides of motor cars.

00:13:01Now, visited by her parents and sister Margaret Rose at a training station in southern England,

00:13:07she shows them she knows a fan belt from a spark plug, all right, and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty.

00:13:13And it also provides the first evidence of any rift with her father,

00:13:19because her father, the king, wants to keep her at home.

00:13:23And there was a tiff, disagreement between them.

00:13:32That really does tell her something about her character, about her really strong sense of duty.

00:13:40If she knows or believes that something she wants to do is right, she will do it.

00:13:45She has great determination.

00:13:46Right at the beginning of the war, she's introduced to young Philip Mountbatten.

00:14:14She met him and really liked him when she was 13, that day at Dartmouth Royal Naval College.

00:14:29As the royal yacht leaves at the end of the day, he's in a little rowing boat following it, and there's a group of them, but he's the last to follow it.

00:14:45And the king says, you know, damned fool, what's he, but he makes a very powerful impression on her.

00:14:56She's kind of starstruck by him, because he's different, and he's quirky, and he's fun.

00:15:01And he's incredibly dashing and very good-looking, so she's completely bowled over by him, and it's an instant thing.

00:15:12When he is, you know, away at sea, there's a correspondence, and there are letters, and there are, you know, letters exchanged between the two of them.

00:15:26It's just this wonderful, most old-fashioned courtship that starts with a very sort of strong friendship and develops.

00:15:33Once the war was over, they begin to see each other quite a lot.

00:15:44And Elizabeth decides that she wants to marry Philip.

00:15:53George VI, certainly, and the Queen Mother, have reservations about this young man's rather imperious, dashing manner.

00:16:00The whole question of who Elizabeth is going to marry is not simple.

00:16:09I mean, yes, it's supposed to involve love, but also, as the family has just seen, too much love can cause a lot of trouble.

00:16:19I mean, yes, it's supposed to be such a lot of trouble.

00:16:24Oh,

00:16:26you're welcome.

00:16:30Have a great day.

00:16:34Get emotional,

00:16:38how are you doing?

00:16:45It's a little bit McA

00:16:49C'était très significatif, la tour de l'Afrique du Sud, c'était la première fois qu'elle a perdu le pays.

00:16:58Et ce n'était pas vraiment un déjeuner, mais c'était trois mois et c'était une période très significative dans sa vie.

00:17:10Elle semble devenir une personne différente sur ce bateau.

00:17:19C'est la libération, quelquefois, qui vient de la Britannique de la guerre, de la vie de la guerre.

00:17:33Mais c'est aussi sa députation, sa sortie, si vous voulez, comme une personne publique.

00:17:39Vous avez un grand territoire, un grand pays qui attendu à être développé.

00:17:53Je suis maintenant très heureux de déclencher la princesse Elisabeth Gravingdorf open.

00:18:00C'est parti.

00:18:30Elle s'est rendue compte et elle fait son déclencher la déclaration de ce qui se trouve pour elle.

00:18:40Je vous remercie à tous que mon vie, si jamais long ou short,

00:18:47va être dévoué à votre service et à la service de notre grand famille imperiale,

00:18:54à laquelle nous tous belong.

00:18:55Nous savons qu'elle a été aidé à la parole, mais nous savons qu'elle a été aidé à la parole.

00:19:04Mais nous savons qu'elle a été aidé à la parole.

00:19:06C'est parti.

00:19:08C'est parti.

00:19:09C'est parti.

00:19:10C'est parti.

00:19:11C'est parti.

00:19:12C'est parti.

00:19:13C'est parti.

00:19:14C'est parti.

00:19:15C'est parti.

00:19:16C'est parti.

00:19:17C'est parti.

00:19:18C'est parti.

00:19:19C'est parti.

00:19:20C'est parti.

00:19:21C'est parti.

00:19:22C'est parti.

00:19:23C'est parti.

00:19:24C'est parti.

00:19:25C'est parti.

00:19:26C'est parti.

00:19:27C'est parti.

00:19:28C'est parti.

00:19:29C'est parti.

00:19:30C'est parti.

00:19:31C'est parti.

00:19:32C'est parti.

00:19:33C'est parti.

00:19:35I know that your support will be unfailingly given

00:19:40God help me to make good my vow

00:19:44And God bless all of you

00:19:47Who are willing to share in it

00:19:49What is extraordinary is that she meant it

00:19:55And we know from having, you know, watched her over many, many, many years

00:20:00That she's carried out those duties

00:20:02Absolutely to the word, to the letter of the word that she spoke

00:20:07When she was merely 21

00:20:09It's a very, very early age to assume such a heavy responsibility

00:20:14If one's looking for some explanation of Elizabeth's success

00:20:24At this extraordinary job

00:20:26It is the sense that she ultimately doesn't matter

00:20:29She only takes her significance and meaning

00:20:34From what she can do for other people and for the institution

00:20:38And she makes this speech

00:20:43Dedicating herself to what her life will become

00:20:47I love you

00:26:29Je me souviens, quand j'étais 11 ans, j'étais à l'école en Londres.

00:26:35Le chef de l'hôpital allait à toutes les classes de l'école que j'étais à.

00:26:40Et il me dit chaque classement que le roi a mort.

00:26:43Et comme un mot de respect, off je vais à l'hôpital.

00:26:48L'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital.

00:26:59L'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital de l'hôpital.

00:27:02When she arrives back in England for the first time as queen, the first person she's greeted by is Winston Churchill.

00:27:11A country welcoming a young queen in a massively alpha male world in the 1950s.

00:27:21It just underlines the loneliness of the top, if you like.

00:27:25Elle est une femme de 25 ans, et elle a juste dit que son père a mort.

00:27:32Elle a de l'esprit de la vie de l'esprit de l'esprit,

00:27:35qui a de l'esprit de l'esprit de la vie.

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00:28:07All the weight is now on her shoulders.

00:28:14It's the end of an era, and now she has to give her own stamp to a new era.

00:28:23London, the morning of Tuesday, June 2nd, the morning of Coronation Day.

00:28:31A new day dawns.

00:28:33Slowly, the first rays of chill light creep across the face of the royal city, lighting upon thousands huddled along the route.

00:28:42A cold, damp warning.

00:28:44But in their hearts, there is a warmth beyond description.

00:28:48From the farthest corners of the world, they have come to see the First Lady of our nation journey in rich majesty to her crowning.

00:28:55Elizabeth's becoming queen has a sort of uplifting effect on the country.

00:29:11I mean, it's the beginning of the end of rationing.

00:29:15It's the beginning of the end of the legacy of the Second World War.

00:29:20Britain is no longer feeling quite so poor and unhappy.

00:29:24And Elizabeth seems to embody all the sort of new hope of a new Elizabethan reign.

00:29:35First Coronation to be televised.

00:29:37Lots of people, the first time they ever saw television or bought a television.

00:29:41On the day of the coronation, I watched it all on television and it wasn't colour television, it was black and white television.

00:29:53You had to have the curtains drawn because if they were open, a chink of light would get in and it would destroy the picture.

00:29:59Sitting on my dining room chair, looking at the television with a dozen neighbours who'd all crammed into that room.

00:30:07It was a day-long enterprise with sandwiches and bottles of pop and things.

00:30:18I here present unto you, Queen Elizabeth, your undoubted queen.

00:30:25Wherefore, all you who are come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same?

00:30:34Lord save me, Elizabeth!

00:30:37Madame, is your majesty willing to take the oath?

00:30:53I am willing.

00:30:55Will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland?

00:31:04I solemnly promise so to do.

00:31:07I solemnly promise so to do.

00:44:07Nous devons prendre le contrôle de nos propres destinies économiques et politiques.

00:44:16Nous demandons de l'indépendance complète dès le premier moment pratiquable.

00:44:23Je suis un national africain,

00:44:27j'aimerais que mes gens ont leur propre indépendance,

00:44:31comme dans un autre pays.

00:44:33Le premier élevé la création de l'Empire britannique

00:44:40et l'expansion de la nation.

00:44:46Le deuxième élevé la nouvelle élevé l'élevé l'élevé

00:44:50dans une nation diminuée,

00:44:52qui n'est plus le top dog du monde.

00:45:03Le monde de l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:09Le monde de l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:11Les choses commencent à l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:13Les pays en Afrique ont leur liberté.

00:45:16Ils veulent leur liberté.

00:45:18Le pays en Afrique ont leur liberté.

00:45:21Ils ont vu l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:23Ils ont vu l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:25Ils ne veulent pas cette relation

00:45:26de l'élevé l'élevé,

00:45:27avec un peu de l'élevé l'élevé l'élevé.

00:45:30Ils veulent créer leur propre destinée.

00:45:33Les monarquistes arrivent à la fin de leurs empires.

00:45:41Qui sait ce qui s'est passé, et ses choix seront très importants.

00:45:51Dans la grande association, qui est le Commonwealth,

00:45:55nous devons tous essayer de cultiver les vertus de la tolerance et de l'entraînement,

00:46:02de reconnaître les qualités des autres et de respecter les sentiments des autres.

00:46:25Il y a beaucoup de negativité dans l'Empire, surtout quand nous regardons historiquement,

00:46:30c'est l'implication d'une race bien plus que d'autres races.

00:46:37Donc, Elisabeth, grâce à sa leadership,

00:46:40a dû rendre la tête de l'État et créer cette nouvelle idée d'égalité,

00:46:47de l'Empire de l'Empire de l'Empire de l'Empire.

00:46:53Et dans ces années,

00:46:54de l'Empire de l'Empire de l'Empire.

00:46:56Ils vont être des colonies à des membres de l'Union Européenne.

00:47:04Mais Britannique a une femme, une figure,

00:47:07à laquelle beaucoup de pays feelent qu'ils veulent rester attachés,

00:47:11qu'ils veulent rester membres de cette famille curieuse,

00:47:16le Commonwealth britannique.

00:47:19En ce moment-là,

00:47:21la force et l'unité de la famille commune

00:47:24n'est pas dans l'ancienne commune,

00:47:27ni dans la même ligne politique.

00:47:31C'est appris de la connaissance

00:47:33que nous tous partageons une concernant la liberté individuelle

00:47:38et tout le machinage qui fait cela possible.

00:47:45Elle ne pense pas qu'elle a le droit

00:47:47de être queen de ces pays.

00:47:50Elle croit en multiracialisme.

00:47:54Je pense que c'est intéressant,

00:47:56c'est qu'elle a une personne bleue,

00:47:58c'est qu'elle était probablement la seule figure

00:48:00que j'ai vu régulièrement avec d'autres personnes bleues,

00:48:03et qu'elle s'est appris dans une position d'égalité.

00:48:07Je pense que c'est qu'elle a une figure très moderne et contemporaine

00:48:11et contemporaine,

00:48:12c'est presque à l'heure de ses temps.

00:48:14Elle travaille très, très fort

00:48:20à savoir ce qui se passe dans ces pays,

00:48:23mais leurs préoccupations actuelles.

00:48:26Et elles sentent toujours qu'elles ont un ami au courant,

00:48:31et cela signifie une énorme quantité.

00:48:34Elle est la clé

00:48:49et elle s'arrête tous ces pays ensemble.

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01:23:02C'est un problème.

01:23:03Elle m'a dit,

01:23:05Harry et Meghan

01:23:06vont vivre en Amérique,

01:23:07mais c'est quelque chose

01:23:09qui sours ces dernières années

01:23:12de la vie.

01:23:13...

01:23:29We are breaking into programmes

01:23:31to bring you an announcement

01:23:32from the Royal Household.

01:23:37Buckingham Palace has announced

01:23:39the death of His Royal Highness

01:23:40Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh,

01:23:42who has passed away at the age of 99.

01:23:47Prince Philip earned the affection

01:23:49of generations here in the United Kingdom,

01:23:52across the Commonwealth

01:23:54and around the world.

01:23:57Fire!

01:23:58Fire!

01:24:06One, two, three, two!

01:24:12Nothing!

01:24:14One, two, three!

01:24:15Type- danser

01:24:15First Lady

01:24:17Point-inが

01:24:20Flets

01:24:20も

01:24:33and

01:24:37L'oeuvre, l'oeuvre, l'oeuvre, l'oeuvre, l'oeuvre et l'oeuvre

01:24:40qui a toujours gardé l'oeuvre.

01:25:08Without her mother, without her sister,

01:25:13no confidance, really.

01:25:17That image of her at her husband's funeral,

01:25:21physically on her own,

01:25:24it's something that's haunting somehow

01:25:27and stands for everything in these final years,

01:25:30which is difficult.

01:25:37Let me begin by saying thank you

01:25:54to all the thousands of kind people

01:25:56who have sent me messages of goodwill.

01:25:59At such a time, it is a great help to know

01:26:09that there are multitudes of friends all round the world

01:26:14who are thinking of me and who wish me well.

01:26:18There is a motto which has been born by many of my ancestors,

01:26:25a noble motto, I serve.

01:26:28I declare before you all that my whole life,

01:26:44whether it be long or short,

01:26:47shall be devoted to your service

01:26:50and to the service of our great imperial family

01:26:54to which we all belong.

01:27:03I shall not have strength to carry out this resolution alone

01:27:07unless you join in it with me,

01:27:09as I now invite you to do.

01:27:14I know that your support will be unfairly given.

01:27:24God help me to make good my vow

01:27:27and God bless all of you

01:27:29who are willing to share in it.

01:27:44Who will be able to do love

01:27:45for you?

01:27:47Thank you so much for all of us.

01:27:49Thank you so much for watching this video.

01:27:50We are at the same time,

01:27:52what we have had to do with your support

01:27:53and what are we going to do?

01:27:54We are at the same time,

01:27:55but at the same time,

01:27:56I am still looking forward to the next day

01:27:57where you can enjoy it.

01:27:58It is awesome.

01:27:59How do you find yourself?

01:28:00I do not want to enjoy it.

01:28:01I do not want to enjoy it.

01:28:02I do not want to enjoy it.

01:28:04There are some things out for you.

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