Tag Archives: Documentary
Crown Princess Mary Attends Jaha’s Promise Documentary Premiere
Denmark’s Crown Princess this afternoon attended the world premiere of the documentary Jaha’s Promise at the Grand Theatre in Copenhagen. The documentary follows the story of Gambian-born Jaha Dukureh, who went through female circumcision as a newborn and was married off at the age of 15. Ms Dukureh has used her experience to found an anti-female genital mutilation non-profit organisation. Her activism has seen Gambia ban FGM. Princess Mary – who keep her … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Documentary, Women's Rights | 1 Comment‘Our Queen At Ninety’ Airs on ITV
Last night, the documentary produced to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s ninetieth birthday – Our Queen At Ninety – was aired on ITV, featuring a number of the Queen’s family members offering their thoughts on various aspects of the Queen’s life and reign. Included in the documentary – currently available for viewing on YouTube – were the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Harry, the Duke … Continue reading
Posted in The United Kingdom | Tagged Birthday, Documentary, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, Peter Phillips, Prime Minister Cameron of the United Kingdom, Prince Harry of Wales, Princess Beatrice of York, Princess Eugenie of York, The Countess of Wessex, The Duchess of Cambridge, The Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of Cambridge, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales | 3 CommentsQueen Margrethe II Gives Personal Tour Of Palaces
Denmark’s Queen Margrethe II has opened the doors of her palaces to the Danish television station DR and their viewers. She will personally act as tour guide for a documentary about the Danish royal palaces. The first part will be about Amalienborg in Copenhagen and will be shown next sunday. The three other episodes will be focussed on Marselisborg, Frederiksborg and Gråsten. According to Billed Bladet, Her Majesty knows a … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Documentary, Fredensborg Palace, Frederik VIII's Palace (Amalienborg), Gråsten Palace, Margrethe II of Denmark, Marselisborg Palace, Palaces, Television | Leave a commentDecadence and Downfall: The Shah of Iran’s Ultimate Party
Last week the BBC aired a documentary about the celebrations in Persepolis in 1971, where the ‘King of King’s’ Shah Mohammad Reza of Iran celebrated 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire. Central question in the documentary is if the grandiose celebrations hastened the downfall of the Imperial regime and the start of the Iranian revolution. The celebrations were described as ‘the biggest party the world has ever seen’. Ayatollah Khomenei … Continue reading
Posted in Iran | Tagged Documentary, Empress Farah Pahlavi of Iran, House of Pahlavi, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi of Iran | Leave a commentBanned Documentary Reveals Juan Carlos Has Dyslexia
This week French television station France 3 aired the Spanish documentary ‘Yo, Juan Carlos I, Rey de Espanã (I, Juan Carlos I, King of Spain). The documentary was written by Miguel Courtois. Together with Laurence Debray, biographer of the king, he also wrote the script. The documentary reviews the last 40 years of Spain’s history through the eyes of Juan Carlos. The documentary was made in co-production with the Spanish … Continue reading
Posted in Spain | Tagged Documentary, Juan Carlos I of Spain | 3 Comments“When Ant and Dec Met The Prince” Airs on ITV
A documentary hosted by Ant and Dec to mark the 40th anniversary of The Prince’s Trust aired last night on ITV in Britain. It featured interviews with the Prince of Wales and his two sons – Princes William and Harry – and highlighted the work of the charitable organisation that helps young people with education and employment. Ant and Dec also accompanied Prince Charles on a number of engagements in 2015 … Continue reading
Posted in The United Kingdom | Tagged Celebrities, Documentary, Interview, Patronage, Prince Harry of Wales, The Duke of Cambridge, The Prince of Wales, The Prince's Trust | 1 CommentDocumentary about Crown Princess Mette-Marit
NRK aired a documentary on Norwegian television about Crown Princess Mette-Marit in November 2011. A filmcrew from NRK followed the Crown Princess for one and a half years. Part one shows the Crown Princely family in their everyday life, like having breakfast together, but also in work-related contexts, for example the events on the National Day in Norway (May 17th). It also contains interviews with Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s closest family … Continue reading
Posted in Norway | Tagged Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, Documentary, Interview, Media, Television | 2 CommentsFilm of Prince Nikolai Completed
For the past ten years, since his birth, Prince Joachim and Countess Alexandra’s son Prince Nikolai has been being filmed every six months by Martin Joergensen’s father’s film company. The film, which will be shown soon on Danish television in connection with the prince’s tenth birthday, involves him being filmed at the same table with the same background twice a year for ten years; the effect is supposed to be … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark | Tagged Birthday, Documentary, Martin Jørgensen, Prince Nikolai of Denmark | 2 CommentsPrince William Accused of Not Doing Enough
A Channel 4 documentary says the second in line to the throne is “doing almost nothing” in terms of royal engagements. The program, The Problem Princes – which airs Monday, February 23rd, takes a look at the British princes William and Harry, and how they spend their time and money. The documentary said in 2007, Prince William did only 14 engagements, which were mostly football and rugby matches appearances. Comparing … Continue reading
Posted in The United Kingdom | Tagged Documentary, Television, The Duke of Cambridge | Leave a commentNew Television Film about The Queen Has an Insider Source
A new made-for-TV movie about Queen Elizabeth II is being produced by Channel 4. The filmmakers have hired one of The Queen’s former press secretaries, Penny Russell-Smith, as a consultant on the project. The Queen is said to be disappointed at Russell-Smith’s decision to become involved with the production. The dramatized look at The Queen’s life will be comprised of four episodes, each of which centers on a pivotal time … Continue reading
Posted in The United Kingdom | Tagged Documentary, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, Royal Household & Staff, Television | Leave a comment