@MrSlafqa video motion picture "film" was first exhibited in new york of 1896 Sissi unfortunally died in 1898 ...and with world war 1 going on motion picture didnt really have a chance to swap to Europe until after. So I think it is safe to say there is not. There is some footage of her husbands (Franz) funeral tho. Not really alive either tho i suppose o.O
@silverstarshine2003 i mean in the box underneath the video where i putted some information...
but the first song is from the villa volta a atraction in a dutch themepark called the efteling the second song is a game of cricket from adrian johnston the thirth one is the song septimus from stardust the movie and the last one is shooting star also from the movie stardust :-)
O mercado está devendo um filme que mostre a biografia e o biográfico do nascimento até o funeral ... A Humanidade precisa sentir o que é ter e perder uma verdadeira Rainha ... Uma bella època ... cheia de ar para respirar ...
@kimberly121314 its a very long story to explain here so my advice is read a biografie of her from joan haslip - the lonely empress or the famous brigitte hamann book then you learn more about why she was how she was...
@kimberly121314 she was 16 when she married the emperor and would later wirte on her honeymoon that she had no idea what she was doing. all of her children, save her last daughter Marie Valerie, were taken from her at birth by her mother-in-law and aunt Archduchess Sophie. Her firstborn would die and her son Rudolph would die in a suicided pact with his mistress called the Mayerling Incident. She would travel in order to relieve herself of her depression. Her life was very tragic.
I've never seen so many 'pictures' of Sisi. Thanks for posting.
Micha290592 2 months ago
she looks gorgeous.
honyasenyou 3 months ago
Well done... very impressive! Thanks for sharing!!
gracemarter 4 months ago
@gracemarter thanx and your welcome ;-)
Psyc0Jessy 4 months ago
@MrSlafqa video motion picture "film" was first exhibited in new york of 1896 Sissi unfortunally died in 1898 ...and with world war 1 going on motion picture didnt really have a chance to swap to Europe until after. So I think it is safe to say there is not. There is some footage of her husbands (Franz) funeral tho. Not really alive either tho i suppose o.O
JennaSueCrosby 5 months ago
one of the most beautiful and compelling women in history.
AikokoXD 1 year ago
very dramatic music... any chance of a title ?
silverstarshine2003 1 year ago
@silverstarshine2003 these music are from different things the titles u can see in the thing below the video
Psyc0Jessy 1 year ago
@Psyc0Jessy
all I can see is Adrian Johnston... a game of cricket... that cant be the name of the music !
listening again, it could be some movie track .
silverstarshine2003 1 year ago
@Psyc0Jessy
all I can see is Adrian Johnston... a game of cricket... that cant be the name of the music !
listening again, it could be some movie track .
surely you must know , you made the video !
silverstarshine2003 1 year ago
@silverstarshine2003 i mean in the box underneath the video where i putted some information...
but the first song is from the villa volta a atraction in a dutch themepark called the efteling the second song is a game of cricket from adrian johnston the thirth one is the song septimus from stardust the movie and the last one is shooting star also from the movie stardust :-)
Psyc0Jessy 1 year ago
O mercado está devendo um filme que mostre a biografia e o biográfico do nascimento até o funeral ... A Humanidade precisa sentir o que é ter e perder uma verdadeira Rainha ... Uma bella època ... cheia de ar para respirar ...
MsBenaria 1 year ago
If you know about any documentary that I could watch please let me know.. Thanks
312827JCK 1 year ago
i don't understand,
the real sissi story said that she was allways so depressive. but how can she?
she had everything her heart desired and she was pretty too!
she transformed just before she died in a angry looking woman i believe.
kimberly121314 1 year ago
@kimberly121314 its a very long story to explain here so my advice is read a biografie of her from joan haslip - the lonely empress or the famous brigitte hamann book then you learn more about why she was how she was...
Psyc0Jessy 1 year ago
@kimberly121314 she was 16 when she married the emperor and would later wirte on her honeymoon that she had no idea what she was doing. all of her children, save her last daughter Marie Valerie, were taken from her at birth by her mother-in-law and aunt Archduchess Sophie. Her firstborn would die and her son Rudolph would die in a suicided pact with his mistress called the Mayerling Incident. She would travel in order to relieve herself of her depression. Her life was very tragic.
AikokoXD 1 year ago
Is this an inventor Nikola Tesla at 3:07 min?
princ222 2 years ago
@princ222 no that is empress elisabeths brother duke karl ludwig
Psyc0Jessy 2 years ago
She lives for ever in Hungarian hearts!
ViscontiDiBuda 2 years ago
your all very welcome
Psyc0Jessy 2 years ago
I love Sissi so much!!
TheMoncheri86 2 years ago
Gratulálok!
gizimama 2 years ago
Good job, I really enjoyed it!
rybannah 2 years ago
It's great. :) Thanks.
dezihanna 2 years ago
thanks :)
Psyc0Jessy 2 years ago
thank you :)
Psyc0Jessy 2 years ago