She too was one of the many celebrities who came to greet Queen Elizabeth II one last time, who died on September 8.
Tilda Swinton gathered on Friday September 17 in front of the coffin of the monarch who rests in Westminster Hall.
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Seen in the crowd and dressed in black, the actress stood in front of the casket made of English oak, lowering her head to pay her last respects.
The star of
The French Dispatch
is no stranger to the royal family since she was very good friends with Princess Diana, whom she met at West Heath Girl's School in Kent.
In video, Emmanuel Macron and his wife at Westminster Hall to meditate in front of the coffin of Elizabeth II
24 hour wait
To hope to meditate in front of the queen's coffin, the waiting time rose to 24 hours this weekend.
If Tilda Swinton was in the line, it is not known how long she had to wait before being able to greet the late mother of King Charles III.
The day before his arrival, it was David Beckham who was seen in the crowd.
The football player would have waited 13 hours in line before reaching the coffin of Elizabeth II.
According to the
Daily Mail
, the former Manchester No. 7 declined an MP's offer to skip the queue and walk past the thousands gathered.
Arrived around 2 a.m., he would have returned to Westminster Hall only around 3:30 p.m. local time (4:30 p.m. in Paris).
