Overview
- King Charles, Queen Camilla and senior royals hosted the screening at Windsor Castle, attended by more than 200 guests including Benedict Cumberbatch, Dame Judi Dench, Stanley Tucci, Sir Kenneth Branagh, Sir Rod Stewart and narrator Kate Winslet.
- Buckingham Palace said it believes the event marked the first global film premiere held at a royal residence.
- In new footage, the King says he “wasn’t going to be diverted” from environmental campaigning and warns the situation is “rapidly going backwards.”
- The documentary combines new interviews with archival family footage, featuring brief appearances by Princes William and Harry.
- Made with The King’s Foundation and filmed across four continents, the 90‑minute feature showcases projects centered on community regeneration, sustainable textiles and traditional skills, and it streams worldwide on Prime Video from February 6.