A Royal Night Out – 'We're Going Out' Sneak Peek - In Cinemas Now!

▶ In cinemas Now!
▶ Starring: Sarah Gadon, Bel Powley, Emily Watson, Rupert Everett and Jack Reynor
▶ Directed by: Julian Jarrold

Synopsis:
The beautiful Sarah Gadon and Bel Powley, star as our Princess' in 'A Royal Night Out'. IT's V-E Day, 1945, people are celebrating the end of the war. London overflows with celebration and excess. Two teenage princesses Margaret (Bel Powley) and the future Queen of England, Elizabeth (Sarah Gadon) are allowed out that night to join the party. For the first time, they are able to mingle with the teeming crowds, incognito...

[peterquennellnyc]

Brilliant movie. Framed correctly (as Lionsgate really didn't) this is perhaps the most significant of all of the many films involving UK royalty. It captures quite vividly the start of a once-in-a-millenium sea-change. The vital initiative of MINGLING. It was not Diana and then Harry & Meghan who began this. It was George VI (with his close buddy Churchill) during WWII, and then Princess Elizabeth from shortly before the time of this movie, and then the Duke of Edinburgh, who initiated the heavy lifting. For decades Elizabeth mingled, with up to 1000 groups and communities and enterprises a year - many far from the UK - praising their worth and enforcing their connectedness. Socially and economically this really mattered. Diana and Harry & Meghan meant well, but their own mingling was rather rudderless. No wonder "Elizabeth" in the movie's very last frames is so joyfully empowered and magnetic. She had just brought a severely depressed airman back from the brink. She knows now that she can mingle purposefully. An inspired and actually not-so-lightweight movie

[Warp]

You've got to be fucking kidding me hahaha