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.

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