Does Charles III walk on the flowerbeds of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle? It could be well … a few months ago, the sovereign raised an annoyed eyebrow with each episode of Shock documentary of the couple of Sussex in which they lifted the veil on Tensions within the royal family. But times change, and the king too: the latter is about to take his first steps … on Netflix.
No explosive confidences or overturned royal tea, no. Here, No account settlements Windsor way against Sussex. Charles III prefers to celebrate The 50th anniversary of
King’s Trustits foundation created in 1976 with three bits of string and its navy pension. And to tell this adventure, he surrounded himself with an ally of weight: Idris Elbaex-boursier du Trust, now Hollywood superstar. The documentary, produced by 22 Summers (the actor’s box), will unveil “fascinating stories“Young people who saw their destiny switch thanks to the king. Netflix can blow: this time, the palace is (almost) okay.
Charles III on Netflix: When the king copies without plagiarism
There was an air of deja vu in Buckingham. Harry and Meghan had signed with great fanfare with Netflix in 2020 to tell their truth. Result : an audience cardboard For their confession series … then A desert crossingbetween document on the polo shirt and lifestyle show a little too vanilla.
Meanwhile, Charles III observed, in silence. And obviously, he held the lesson:
control the imagebut with dignity. No interview face camera for the king, but scenes “in conversation“With those he helped. A source from the palace confirms:”The king is happy that the trust may
Share his successes with a global audience.“Jonathan Townsend, director of King’s Trust, also sees big:”It is a documentary on the power to believe in youth.“And with More than a million young people helped in the United Kingdomthis project has everything to fly higher than the audiovisual setbacks of the Sussex.
Charles III sur netflix : Docu Royal, Ambition Royle
The shooting begins this week. And you will have to wait until the fall of 2026 for the release of This royal documentary On Netflix, a real showcase of Philanthropy Charles III version. Directed by Ashley Francis-Roy (crowned with a Bafta, just that), the film will also count on
The participation of former trust beneficiaries
from the shade to the light.
Among them: talents from cinema, TV, and even cooking (without Meghan Markle having put his grain of salt). Idris Elba sums up the approach with accuracy: “The King’s Trust changed my life.
Today, I try to do the same for others.“Failing to reveal the behind the scenes of Balmoral or the spicy texts of Kate Middleton, Charles III Sign a opposite subtle and thoughtful. A step towards modernity. And an elegant way to tell Harry and Meghan: you showed the way. But it is still dad who holds the crown … and now the remote control.
