British actor Felicity Kendal pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II by sharing nostalgic moments

The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is taking place on Monday. Thousands of people were standing diligently in long queues outside Westminster Hall for the past few days to pay their last tribute to the departed Queen. British film and theatre actor Felicity Kendal paid rich tribute to the Queen.

Felicity Kendal on the Show
Felicity shared her memories of the Queen and the privileges she enjoyed with the royal family. Her touching narrative left the audience wholly moved. Felicity was flooded with praise for the interview. Felicity was talking to the BBC journalist, Huw Edwards.


About her coronation.
"I recall seeing her coronation when I was six years old," Felicity stated. "The Queen was young and strikingly beautiful, and I was left with an overwhelming feeling," she said.

She shared her impression of the Queen coming onto the balcony with little Prince Charles and Princess Anne. The image of Prince Charles playing with the Queen's gold bangles is still fresh in her mind. However, watching the King (Charles III) now gives her a unique feeling, and she cherishes every moment of the association.




More nostalgia
Felicity, graceful as ever and looking stunning on the show, shared more about her association with the royal family. She also discussed her close friendship with Princess Margaret. She feels lucky to have seen the royal family closely in a family environment. She said only a few have enjoyed such privileges.

FAQs

Who is Felicity Kendal?
Felicity is a senior British actor with numerous film and theatre roles in her acting career spanning over 70 years. Her performance in the 1975 TV serial, The Good Life, was appreciated by the viewers and remained one of her memorable performances.

Why was Felicity Kendal chosen for Monday's show on BBC One?
Felicity is among the few closely associated with the royal family. Her memories bring a new perspective, and viewers loved everything she had to share on the state funeral day of the Queen.