Mrs. Blair, lovely to see you, and congratulations. You must be very proud, and exhausted,...
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[Cherie has just offered a shallow curtsy. The Queen looks at her and smiles]
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
Mrs. Blair, lovely to see you, and congratulations.
[the Queen shakes Cherie's hand]
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
You must be very proud, and exhausted, I imagine. Where will you be spending the summer?
Cherie Blair:
Erm, France.
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
Oh, lovely.
Tony Blair:
You'll be in Balmoral?
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
Yes, yes, I can't wait. It's such a wonderful place. My great-great-grandmother Victoria once said 'Balmoral always seems to breathe peace and make one forget the world and its sad turmoils'.
Robin Janvrin:
[comes into room]
Your Majesty?
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
Oh, excuse me.
[Robin whispers something inaudible into the Queen's ear]
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
[to Tony and Cherie]
I'm so sorry, we're going to have to leave it there.
[she shakes both their hands and they exit without showing their backs]
HM Queen Elizabeth II:
[to Robin]
It wasn't too short was it? Fifteen minutes, one doesn't want to be rude.
Robin Janvrin:
No ma'am.
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Mrs Blair Lovely to see you again
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And congratulations You must be very proud
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Yes And exhausted I imagine
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Where will you be spending the summer
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France Oh lovely
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You'll be at Balmoral right Yes I can't wait It's a wonderful place
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You know my great great grandmother Victoria said of it
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in Balmoral all seems to breed
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freedom and peace and make one forget the world and its sad turmoils
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Oh excuse me
Clip duration: 30 seconds
Views: 216
Timestamp in movie: 00h 08m 53s
Uploaded: 28 March, 2022
Genres: drama, history
Summary: The Queen is an intimate behind the scenes glimpse at the interaction between HM Elizabeth II and Prime Minister Tony Blair during their struggle, following the death of Diana, to reach a compromise between what was a private tragedy for the Royal family and the public's demand for an overt display of mourning.
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