Trooping the Colour (1939– )
TV Series | Documentary

Trooping the Colour (1939– )

TV Series | Documentary

Each year, with almost no exceptions, the British Sovereign (King or, as presently, reigning Queen) celebrates His/Her 'official birthday' (which is held on a chosen Saturday in Spring, regardless of H.M.'s actual birthday) by attending ...See moreEach year, with almost no exceptions, the British Sovereign (King or, as presently, reigning Queen) celebrates His/Her 'official birthday' (which is held on a chosen Saturday in Spring, regardless of H.M.'s actual birthday) by attending arguably the most elaborate annual display of military parade skill. Each year one of the infantry regiments of the Royal Guards (the Grenadeers, Coldstream Guards, Scotch Guards, Welsh Guards and Irish Guards) gets its turn to star its 'colours' (regimental flag) in an elaborate ceremonial on the parade ground near the London Cenotaph, which also involves the mounted Horse Guards and the arrival from and return to Buckingham Palace in coaches of most of the royal family, except for the Royal Colonels who participate on horse-back themselves. Written by KGF Vissers See less

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Name	Episodes	Known for
King George VI Self Self See fewer	1	The Autobiography of a 'Jeep' (1943)
Prince Harry Self Self See fewer	1	Stroop: Journey into the Rhino Horn War (2018)
King Charles III Self Self See fewer	1	Jackanory (1965)
Prince William of Wales Self Self See fewer	1	The Earthshot Prize: Repairing Our Planet (2021)
Queen Elizabeth II Self Self See fewer		Civilisation (1969)

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