Sixty Glorious Years

The sequel Victoria the Great (1937). This historic continual of the Queen's life is even more ambitious than the first film, being shot in Technicolor, by now washed out Technicolor. Still suffers from the same faults as the first film, taking itself too seriously with monotone acting, though feeling a little looser with grand old actor C. Aubrey Smith briefly taking over the role of Duke of Wellington. What it does best is tell the love story between Victoria & Albert as they grow older.

This felt like cut scenes from the first movie. I think this is totally skippable if you already watched the first.