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Queen Elizabeth II met some of the world's biggest stars throughout her life. After the monarch died at age 96 at Balmoral Castle on Thursday, tributes poured in from A-list stars and political leaders, showing the magnitude of her 70-year reign from every corner of the globe.The star-studded remembrances reflect Queen Elizabeth's time on the throne, where she met everyone from world leaders to iconic actors to famed athletes and modern-day pop stars.Keep reading to see 15 of the biggest stars Queen Elizabeth met throughout her life. The famed singer and Queen Elizabeth shook hands at a Royal Film Performance of in 1956.The actress and her soon-to-be husband, John Warner, met the Queen during a 1976 gala dinner in Washington D.C.The Oscar winner was introduced to the Queen following a Royal Film Performance of in 1980.Queen Elizabeth met the singer at The Liverpool Institute For Performing Arts in 1996.The famed U.K.

John Warner was a Republican U.S. Senator from Virginia who served from 1979 to 2009, as well as the former U.S.

told the Associated Press.He was commemorated online by political fans and observers. Larry Sabato, the director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, pointed out that though Warner was a Republican, he endorsed a number of Democrats toward the end of his life “because the GOP had moved so far to the right.”“Warner was a moderate Republican centrist — a nearly extinct species today,” Sabato added.

Iraq, and served for a time as chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. He had an independent streak that sometimes angered more conservative GOP leaders.