Born Free Collection

Born Free 1966, Royal Film Performance, The Odeon, Leicester Square, London, Monday 14th March 1966. Our picture shows... actors Leslie Caron and Warren Beatty arrive at theatre

Rehearsals ahead of Royal Film Performance for Born Free, at The Odeon, Leicester Square, London, Sunday 13th March 1966. Our picture shows... Raquel Welch practices her curtsy on stage

A tour boat on the St Lucia Estuary, part of the Greater St Lucia Wetlands Park. The park has recently been renamed the iSimangaliso Wetland Park

The bar and living area of Elsas Kopje in Meru National Park, Meru, Kenya The bar and living area of Elsas Kopje in Meru National Park, Meru, Kenya

Citizen born free, 1789 (coloured engraving)
XIR468114 Citizen born free, 1789 (coloured engraving) by French School, (18th century); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Citoyen ne libre; ); French

Royal Bengal Tiger (male) snarling, on the riverbed of Ramganga river, Corbett National Park, India

Royal Bengal Tiger (male) on the riverbed of Ramganga river, Corbett National Park, India

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"Born Free: A Timeless Tale of Freedom and Majesty" In 1966, the iconic film "Born Free" took center stage at the prestigious Royal Film Performance held at The Odeon in Leicester Square, London. This captivating event brought together a star-studded cast and an audience eager to witness the magic unfold on screen. As rehearsals commenced ahead of this grand occasion, anticipation filled the air. The Odeon stood as a beacon of cinematic excellence, its majestic facade reflecting the excitement that surrounded this groundbreaking film. With each practice run, actors honed their craft and breathed life into their characters, ensuring an unforgettable performance awaited those lucky enough to attend. The story of "Born Free" resonated deeply with audiences worldwide. It celebrated the indomitable spirit of Elsa, a lioness raised by humans who yearned for her freedom in Africa's vast wilderness. Through breathtaking cinematography and heartfelt performances, this tale touched hearts and inspired generations to cherish nature's beauty. On that fateful night at The Odeon in Leicester Square, Londoners gathered with great enthusiasm to witness cinema history being made. As they settled into their seats amidst elegant surroundings adorned with glitz and glamour, there was an undeniable sense of unity among them – united by their shared love for storytelling through film. The lights dimmed; silence fell upon the theater like a hushed whisper. And then it began – "Born Free, " projected onto the silver screen with unparalleled brilliance. From start to finish, emotions soared high as viewers embarked on Elsa's extraordinary journey towards liberation. With every scene unfolding before their eyes - from Elsa's playful antics as a cub to her triumphant return home - spectators were transported into a world where boundaries dissolved between man and beast. They witnessed firsthand how compassion could bridge gaps between species while celebrating nature's inherent magnificence.