The Queen

The film starts with an opening scene where the Queen says that it is good to be partial once. What does she mean?

The Queen calls Tony Blair a moderniser. What is that?

When the Queen's assistant Robin comes to the Queen and says: "The Prime Minister is on his way", the Queen answers: "Prime Minister to be. I haven't asked him yet". What does that mean? What does she ask him about? What kind of rituals do they follow?

Tony Blair says that he is nervous to meet the Queen and the fact that he has been chosen by the whole nation doesn't comfort him. What does it happen in your opinion?

When you are "in the presence" what can't you show?

What happens to Diana in Paris?

Why does the Queen say that Diana is not a HRH anymore and the accident is not a matter of state?

What is the general reaction of the royal family to Diana's death?

Why is Diana called 'people's princess'?

What is the problem with the public funerals and the private ones? Why does Blair insist on public ones?