Скачать или смотреть Exact moment William, Kate and their children watched the Queen meet Paddington Bear

The exact moment Prince William, Kate Middleton and their children watched the Queen pull a sandwich from her bag to eat with Paddington Bear has been revealed. Her Majesty, 96, delighted audiences at the televised BBC's Platinum Party at the Palace after kicking off the festivities with an appearance alongside the fictional character - in which they both enjoyed a chaotic cream tea at 'Buckingham Palace'. The monarch and the famous bear tapped out the beat of the We Will Rock You anthem together on china teacups using silver spoons to get the celebrations under way, while the Queen also revealed she shares Paddington's love of marmalade sandwiches and keeps an emergency stash in her trademark handbag. And now a snap shared by royal photographer Chris Jackson has revealed the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's reaction to the hilarious moment. In the photograph, which Chris posted on his Instagram last night, Prince William and Kate Middleton can be seen laughing with joy, while Prince George and Princess Charlotte also appear utterly delighted to see their great grandmother in the comedy skit. The exact moment Prince William, Kate Middleton and their children Prince George watched the Queen pull a sandwich from her bag to eat with Paddington Bear has been revealed The monarch and the famous bear tapped out the beat of the We Will Rock You anthem together on china teacups using silver spoons to get the celebrations under way, while the Queen also revealed she shares Paddington's love of marmalade sandwiches and keeps an emergency stash in her trademark handbag Filmed at Windsor Castle, the Queen spent around half a day filming the secretly-pre-recorded humorous two-and-a-half-minute sequence, according to The Telegraph, and the comic sketch was a surprise even to some of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren watching the scenes. The publication said palace aides refused to 'ruin the magic' by explaining how the monarch was able to talk with the fictional bear - however the character, voiced by Ben Whishaw, who played Q in the recent James Bond films, has previously been filmed as just a mechanical head before visual effects are added digitally. Anna Marsh, who was involved in the film as chief executive of StudioCanal, said: 'Filming with Her Majesty and Paddington Bear at The Palace is a memory we will all cherish. Her Majesty's warmth and generosity was a joy to behold. 'And who better to thank Her Majesty than Paddington, over a pot of tea, a marmalade sandwich, and with a touch of chaos. Aunt Lucy would be proud.' It's been hailed by social media users as better than her Olympic opening show cameo with James Bond - and it's no wonder the Queen's sketch with Paddington bear has been labelled a roaring success, after she spent half a day filming it and even kept it under wraps from some of her family members Filmed at Windsor Castle, the Queen spent around half a day filming the secretly-pre-recorded humorous two-and-a-half-minute sequence, according to The Telegraph, and the comic sketch was a surprise even to some of her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren watching the scenes (pictured) The publication said palace aides refused to 'ruin the magic' by explaining how the monarch was able to talk with the fictional bear - however the character, voiced by Ben Whishaw (right), who played Q in the recent James Bond films, has previously been filmed as just a mechanical head (left) before visual effects are added digitally Anna joined StudioCanal in 2008 as VP International Sales. In March 2019, she was appointed Managing Director of StudioCanal UK. As well as a mechanical head, Paddington's interactions during filming have also previously been achieved by crew members moving objects for the fictional character and even small actors standing in before the digital bear is added in to the scenes. The Queen's secret sketch was the result of months of planning, and saw the duffle-coat wearing bear show the monarch how he ensured he always had his favourite treat on him just in case, lifting up his red hat to reveal his snack. Her Majesty responded by revealing 'So do I' before opening her bag and declaring 'I keep mine in here' to show her very own ready-made supply of the bread and orange preserve staple. Accident-prone Paddington was shown causing mayhem by accidentally depriving the understanding sovereign of another cup of tea and spraying cream from a chocolate éclair over a Palace Footman. As well as a mechanical head, Paddington's interactions during filming have also previously been achieve