The times they are a changing-icons of the last 200 years

just a video i made for icons, the famous or influential (imo), if you don't agree please don't go on and on about who shouldn't or should have been in this video- i know i must have missed loads, and i know not everyone will share my opinions. hope you enjoy! although most you'll know, just incase-
(in order of appearance)

Frank Sinatra- singer
Alfred Hitchcock- director
Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers-ballroom dancers
John F. Kennedy- President of the United States
Helen Keller- ambassador for the blind
Michael Jackson- singer
Alexander Graham Bell- inventor of the telephone
The Beatles- singers
Woody Allen- singer and director
Vivien Westwood-fashion designer
Roger Federer- tennis player
Queen-singers
George Best- Football player
Abraham Lincoln- President of the United States
Anne Frank- Iconic holocaust victim
Margaret Thatcher- Prime minister of Great Britain
Gandhi-Political figure during the indian independance movement
Elvis Presley-Singer
Barack Obama- President of the United States
Mother Teresa- Catholic nun and religous figure
Dolly Parton- Singer
Walt Disney- Creater of Mickey Mouse and "disney"
Franklin Delano Roosevelt- President of the United States
Nicholas II- Tsar Of Imperial Russia
Grace Kelly- Actress and later Queen of Morocco
Cliff Richard- singer
Diego Maradona- football player
Eva Peron (Evita)-First lady of Argentina
Meryl Streep- Actress
Pablo Picasso- artist
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy- comedians
Edith cavell- nurse
Neil Armstrong- first man to walk on the moon
Alexandra Feodorovna- Last Tsarina of Imperial Russia, consort of Nicholas II
Diana- Lady Diana Spencer and later Princess of Wales
Charlie Chaplin- comedian
John Wayne- actor
Florence Nightingale- nurse
Muhammed Ali- boxer
Charles Dickens- writer
Queen Victoria- Queen of Great Britian and the British Empire
Winston Churchill- Prime minister of Great Britain
Albert Einstein- scientist
Nelson Mandela- President of south africa and civil rights activist
Martin Luther King- civil rights activist
Marilyn Monroe- actress and icon
Eleanor Roosevelt- First lady of the United States, and activist
Elizaberth II- Queen of the United Kingdom and the commonwealth
Bette Davis-actress
Billy Jean King-tennis player
Elton John-singer
Marlene Dietrich-actress
Henry Ford- head of the ford motor industry
Robert De Niro- actor
Edward John Smith-Captain of the RMS Titanic
Bill Gates- creator of Microsoft
Yuri Gagarin-first man in space
Clark Gable- actor