The Queen missed the star-studded show to celebrate her record 70 years on the throne due to ongoing mobility issues, but featured in a skit with the Paddington Bear. platinumjubilee
There is perhaps only one person on the planet who could upstage the world’s brightest stars of music, comedy, film and sport. And she didn’t even have to be there.
The crowd watch a film of Queen Elizabeth having tea with Paddington Bear on a big screen at the Platinum Jubilee concert.It will enchant five-year-old girls, make 75-year-old men smile and entertain everyone in between. It rivalled, if not eclipsed, the monarch’s famous cameo with Daniel Craig’s James Bond at the 2012 London Olympics.
A projection of Elton John performing is seen during the Platinum Party At The Palace at Buckingham Palace.from New York to London, Duran Duran belted outto a stunning array of images of the Queen’s fashion over seven decades and, after a scratchy start withto send fans home with spirits soaring.
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