By Lizzie Edmonds and Simon Cable Showbusiness Correspondent Earlier in the day, they had greeted huge crowds outside Buckingham Palace as the country rejoiced at victory in the Second World War. And this is how – according to filmmakers, at least – the young Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret subsequently mingled with the masses as the raucous VE Day celebrations continued into the night. Girls’ Night Out is a fictionalised version of the evening of May 8, 1945, when the future queen and her sister slipped out of the  Palace and joined in with the party spirit. Elizabeth detailed the occasion in her teenage  diaries, recalling the event was ‘great fun’ as she mixed with revellers in the streets.
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Photographs show the dramatic re-imagination of VE day which marked the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945
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Young Elizabeth seen talking with young men, while Princess Margaret dances in Trafalgar Square fountain
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Scenes are from controversial new film Girls Night Out - an adaptation of the Honourable Margaret Rhodes's memoir
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The film has not been verified by the Palace - but sections of memoir thought to have been approved by the Queen
Princess @placeholder smiles and laughs with a handsome man in uniform in the controversial film