The Prince of Wales made a candid comment when asked if he's watched "Hamnet" yet.
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William says he's 'not in a calm state' as he appears at the Baftas
Their glamorous appearance signalled a determination to put the Royal Family's current difficulties to one side.
Prince William has said he is 'not in a calm state' to watch Hamnet after months of turmoil around his wife's cancer and his uncle's recent arrest.
Their glamorous appearance at the EE BAFTA Film Awards with his wife, the Princess of Wales tonight signalled a determination to put the Royal Family's current difficulties to one side.
But it appeared that issues around Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor weren't far from Prince William's mind as he admitted he had not yet watched best picture nominee Hamnet because he needed to be in a calm mood.
Speaking on the carpet before the star-studded event at The Royal Festival Hall he said: 'I need to be in quite a calm state and I am not at the moment. I will save it.'
But Catherine, he said, had watched the hugely emotional film on Saturday night and was left in 'floods of tears'.
Hamnet tells the story of the tragic death in childhood of Shakespeare's son and the grief of his parents.