Selected Originals (offcuts, selected scenes, out-takes rushes) for story "To Westminster - The Queen" - 66/33.
Queen seated in Throne of Britain after the speech. She gets up, takes Prince Philip's hand and starts leaving the Chamber of the House of Lords. Close up shot of the crown.
Several shots of the Queen and Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh, arriving in procession from the Queen's robing room to Chamber of the House of Lords.
Queen's coach moving slowly through crowded streets with guardsmen on horseback following, coach entering the grounds of Houses of Parliament. Guards line up. Long shot of the Houses of Parliament.
Various shots of the Queen on Throne reading the speech - no sound.
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