Catherine and father James were so delighted that their son actually thought the actress was the real Queen.At the link, you can see photos of their meeting.
His father James Browne said: 'She stayed in character for the whole thing. Oliver thought she was the real Queen, and well, that's good enough for us.
'She was really lovely. She did the whole thing - had a butler there, was dressed in costume and did it all properly for him.
'She sat in Oliver's wheelchair and gave him her big chair. She had a glass of coke together and biscuits and little sandwiches and they even brought in her corgis from the show, Coco and Roco.
'She was wonderful and in some of the photos you do a double take because she really does look like the real Queen.
'She knighted him and told everyone that they had to call him Sir Oliver. He had a brilliant day.
He took his British flag and got her to sign it and just waved and waved it all day.'
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Friday, May 24, 2013
Helen Mirren Fulfills Sick Little Boy's Dream of Tea with the Queen
Oliver
Burton, 10, is fighting a form of bone cancer. He wanted to have tea
with Queen Elizabeth II. Unfortunately, she was not available. But Helen
Mirren, the actress who portrayed the Queen in a 2006 biopic and in an ongoing stage production, was. Tara Brady of The Daily Mail writes about Dame Mirren's in-character meeting with Oliver:
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