The Stars Looked Up (1966)

London.
Exterior the Odeon, Leicester Square with stars arriving to Royal Film Performance of 'Born Free'. First arrive the stars of the new film Virginia Mckenna and Bill Travers. Raquel Welch arriving. Laya Raki and husband Ron Randell arriving. Rex Harrison and Rachel Roberts arriving. Crowd of stars in foyer. Deborah Kerr talking to Dirk Bogarde. Julie Christie, Ursula Andress and Catherine Deneuve chatting. Close up shot of Hyman Woolf. Singer Matt Monro talking to some people. Close up shot of Leslie Caron, pan to Warren Beatty. Queen Elizabeth II arrives and is greeted by Sir Philip Warter. Ralph Bromhead is introduced to Queen, and John Davis. Stars lined up in foyer. Queen shaking hands with stars. Queen shaking hands with Rachel Roberts, Rex Harrison and Deborah Kerr standing next to her. Pan, Raquel Welch, Woody Allen and Ursula Andress. Queen meeting Raquel Welch. Duke and Duchess of Kent talking to stars. Duchess of Kent shakes hands with Woody Allen. Duchess of Kent talking to Ursula Andress. Queen shaking hands with Virginia Mckenna and Bill Travers. Julie Christie standing next to Bill Travers. Five year old Joanna Sabel presents bouquet to the Queen.
Amendment May 2012: Also featured - the Duke of Kent talking to Edward Fox, author Joy Adamson.
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[@audreyb8903]

Amazing history..

[@Lisa-di1wi]

Let's not forget another beautiful woman of the 60's; Eva Gabor. Either way, most of the female stars back then had style, class, and glamour.

[@marinosteele2205]

Wow, 4 of the most beautiful women of the 60s in the same room; Raquel Welch, Ursula Andress, Catherine Deneuve & Julie Christie. What a gathering.

[@GodisMyNo1]

And Queen Elizabeth too

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

@@GodisMyNo1 she is a strong and leadership type of woman. But she does not hold a candle to those women in terms of looks.

[@itoo3654]

@@Jocelyn_Jade WAS

[@Jocelyn_Jade]

I wonder what Catherine, Raquel, Julie, and Ursula all thought of each other

[@user-be9gr3wv3r]

THE TRULY GREATEST FILMS ARE THOSE THAT MADE THE MOST MONEY IN THE BOX OFFICE AFTER ALL FILMS ARE MADE FOR PROFIT. EVEN IF THE FILM GOT ALL THE ACADEMY AWARDS IF IT DID NOT MADE MONEY AS EXPECTED IT DOES NOT COUNT.

[@AntifoulAwl]

I wanted to see Her Majesty gobbling popcorn by the fistful.

[@EnriqueJega]

hipocritas.