Jubilee Tribute by Prince Charles

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Anyone else watch this earlier on BBC1? What did you think? I enjoyed it immensely. I admit to being a monarchist, although never a great fan of Prince Charles. But his tribute was perfect I thought, and to some extent has altered my opinion of him. Some wonderful personal family film footage that obviously meant a lot to him....and I confess brought a tear to my eye....but then I am a big softie :)

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There were some lovely film clips of the family in that programme. Quite enjoyable.

[stokemaveric]

its only since the death of princess diana that they have become ''public friendly''...and that is now wearing thin with them...except when it suits them ie...weddings and landmark events...

[ttfn]

Hi Dave :)

Don't forget the film they did way back in the 70's (I think). That was the first public friendly broadcast. I don't believe it ever was repeated. Showed them at Balmoral, picnics, BBQ's. Highland Games etc. as well as their official duties.

[trt]

I enjoyed it very much but, who is the Queen the great grand mother of?

[bunkmoreland]

the children of princess anne's son,peter phillips.

[anneasquith]

nauseating tripe :(

[sandyRoe]

I wonder does Charles ever get impatient with the long wait? Wouldn't a fixed term monarchy be an idea worth considering?

[chaptazbru]

Wonderful programme, brought tears to my eyes, but then I love our Queen anyway and wish her well for her Diamond Jubilee. Seeing Charles so emotional was an eye-opener.
I also agree with one of the posts on here, Anne is not ageing as well as her Mum !