Royal Documentaries - S01:E25 - Kate The Making Of A Modern Queen
A look at the Duchess of Cambridge's journey from being an everyday young woman to becoming a future queen, and what her evolution signifies for the royal family.
Director: Vance Goodwin, Adrian Munsey
Cast: Sarah Bradford, Catherine Mayer, Ferdinand Mount
After the news of Prince Philip's death, London Live is airing a new documentary titled 'Prince Philip: An Extraordinary Life' to explore his remarkable journey.
Episode 11 - Royal Children Prince William and Prince Harry
49 Min 05 Sec
Two young men who have had to cope with extraordinarily challenging events and circumstances as, together, they have gone on to change the face of the British royal family and carve meaningful roles for themselves in the modern world. Made in 1999 two years after the death of their mother, Princess Diana, this original and touching documentary examines the lives of the royal princes, the legacy of their mother, the responsibilities of being a royal - and what the future holds for them.
Episode 16 - Queen Elizabeth A Lifetime Of Service
50 Min 00 Sec
Queen Elizabeth II was Britain's sixth queen and the 63rd monarch, with a family line stretching back beyond the Hanoverians, Stuarts, Tudors, Plantagenets, and Normans to the Saxon kings of ancient times. Her reign has seen huge societal shifts both in Britain and worldwide. When she became queen in 1952, individuals who were divorced couldn't enter the Royal Enclosure at Ascot. Since then, her sister and three of her kids have gone through divorces. These days, the Royal Family isn't just made up of royals and aristocrats; it now includes people from more everyday backgrounds.
The death of the child's mother, the alienation of the husband's wife, complete with a lover in the background -- despite these explosive events, nothing has broken the love of these two men.
A look at the Duchess of Cambridge's journey from being an everyday young woman to becoming a future queen, and what her evolution signifies for the royal family.
Princess Diana: A Life After Death stands out from other shows marking 20 years since her passing. It's more than just an anniversary tribute. It's a strong overview of her impact on history, politics, and society.
Episode 30 - Prince William And Prince Harry Prisoners Of Celebrity
51 Min 06 Sec
Two young men who have had to cope with extraordinarily challenging events and circumstances as, together, they have gone on to change the face of the British royal family and carve meaningful roles for themselves in the modern world. Made in 1999 two years after the death of their mother, Princess Diana, this original and touching documentary examines the lives of the royal princes, the legacy of their mother, the responsibilities of being a royal - and what the future holds for them.
Episode 34 - Prince William And Prince Harry The Next Royal Generation
49 Min 05 Sec
Prince William and Prince Harry, along with their friends, got as much media attention as today’s pop stars, fashion icons, and movie celebs. This documentary explores how this affected their personal lives and friendships, showcasing how they managed their fame alongside their royal responsibilities.
After Diana's death, everyone's attention turned to Charles, who was not only a widower and a dad but also next in line for the throne. This show takes a closer look at how he got along with his sons, his longtime love Camilla, and what his future might look like as King. Royal experts David Starkey and Anthony Holden share their insights.
Episode 36 - Prince William And Prince Harry The Next Royal Generation
50 Min 55 Sec
Charles and Camilla's marriage made headlines as Camilla played a role in the rough times between Charles and Princess Diana. It was kind of like giving the royal family a fresh start, and people were curious if Camilla could gain the approval of the British public. This intriguing documentary explores the history of their royal romance and what's in store, capturing all the drama as it unfolds.
The most notable woman in modern times has to be our Late Queen, Elizabeth II. She ruled for 70 years, the longest reign in British history. Once a princess who wasn't supposed to be queen, Elizabeth II led the country to thrive after World War II and became a steady presence in our changing world. In a thousand years of British monarchy, Elizabeth II is likely one of the most outstanding monarchs ever.
Episode 40 - A Century Of The Queen Mother 100 Years In 100 Minutes
49 Min 28 Sec
This documentary dives into the love lives of Britain's royal family during the 20th century, looking at the history of royal weddings and wondering what lies ahead for a royal family constantly under media scrutiny and whose affairs are public knowledge.
Episode 41 - Fergie The Downfall Of A Modern Duchess
50 Min 22 Sec
This is the story about Sarah Ferguson, once known as Her Royal Highness, Duchess of York. But now, she's not really involved with the royals. She was someone who seemingly had it all but lost it when her name was linked to a big scandal.
Diana's fashion sense was something people often looked at closely. She had a knack for picking outfits that were both stylish and sophisticated, which always grabbed attention. Her hats were another standout feature; she often wore elegant designs that added a touch of grace to her look. Her hair was also iconic, usually styled neatly with a slight bounce, perfectly framing her face and adding to her elegant appearance.
This tells the tale of a man juggling the stress of his public obligations with the challenges of a failing marriage that's playing out in front of the world. It's a special look at the man fated to become King.