Royalty documentaries

Edward VII: Prince of Pleasure

Britain’s King Edward VII has always been something of an enigma. A complex man filled with contradictions, he was a pioneering royal, while also a philanderer, a boorish philistine and a civilized man of ideas. Using extensive new research, this history documentary unravels the mystery of a thoroughly modern monarch and reveals that his legacy is still relevant today.
King George and Queen Mary: The Royals Who Rescued the Monarchy

Elizabeth II’s grandparents, King George V and Queen Mary, had a huge influence on the beloved British monarch. As this insightful history documentary series reveals,
George and Mary were pioneering, forward thinking royals who rescued the monarchy from potential disaster. Adored by the public, they were the epitome of regal duty, but often failed when it came to family matters.
Born To Be The King

What will the future hold for a child who is born to reign? This insightful documentary looks at the life and duties of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s first child, Prince George, heir to the British throne. Looking back at royal childhoods from previous generations and featuring contributions from royal commentators, historians and insiders, the prospects for this future King are explored.
How Mad Was King George?

King George III was the longest-reigning king in British history. But his reputation brands him a foolish, incapable madman. As this history documentary reveals, this unfair assessment overshadows his achievements and qualities as a monarch. With new revelations from diaries and letters and interviews with experts, a very different side to this remarkable ruler emerges.
Princess Anne: The Seven Loves of Her Life

This compelling Princess Anne documentary explores the complex and at times scandalous love life of Queen Elizabeth’s only daughter.
The romantic relationships of Princess Anne have been complicated and occasionally scandalous. This documentary delves into Princess Anne’s love life and reveals the men who romanced her. How did the notoriously private princess emerge relatively unscathed from her affairs, while her siblings and partners found themselves embroiled in tabloid gossip and scandal?


