Sixty Glorious Years

Synopsis

Sixty Glorious Years is a British biographical film released in 1938, starring Anna Neagle as Queen Victoria. The movie portrays Victoria's reign, political struggles, and personal life, spanning from her ascension to the throne in 1837 to her Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 1897. The film showcases Victoria's relationships with Prince Albert, her children, and key historical figures, providing a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of a remarkable monarch. Through lavish sets, captivating performances, and historical accuracy, Sixty Glorious Years immerses viewers in a bygone era of royalty, duty, and enduring love.

Cast

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  Anna Neagle

  Queen Victoria

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  Anton Walbrook

  Prince Albert

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  Walter Rilla

  Prinz Ernst

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  C. Aubrey Smith

  Duke of Wellington

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  Charles Carson

  Sir Robert Peel

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  Felix Aylmer

  Lord Palmerston

Reviews

Critics lauded Sixty Glorious Years as a captivating portrayal of Queen Victoria's reign, praising Anna Neagle's poignant performance and the film's attention to historical detail. The Daily Telegraph hailed it as 'a majestic tribute to a legendary monarch' while Variety described it as 'a lavish and compelling cinematic tribute'. Despite its age, the movie continues to charm audiences with its authenticity and heartfelt storytelling. Rotten Tomatoes' consensus reads, 'Sixty Glorious Years is a timeless classic that beautifully captures the essence of Queen Victoria's remarkable life.' With a rating of 6.3/10 on IMDb, the film continues to resonate with viewers for its enduring charm and historical significance.