Overview
- BBC confirms a one-off, 60‑minute documentary for BBC Two at Easter with the working title Harry Clark Goes to Rome.
- The programme charts Harry Clark’s journey to Rome and Vatican City to examine belief, identity and what it means to be a good Catholic today.
- Clark pursues an audience with newly appointed Pope Leo XIV as a central narrative goal, presented as an attempt rather than a confirmed meeting.
- Press coverage reports scenes of letters, calls and social media outreach and says he meets a Cardinal and a conclave member, details not separately confirmed in the BBC announcement.
- The film features contributions from girlfriend Anna Maynard, friends and family, with his mother Georgia accompanying him to Rome, and includes praise from BBC religion chief Daisy Scalchi and producer CTVC.