Camilla: The Uncrowned Queen

TV Movie
2005
50m

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Revealing documentary in which journalists, royal experts and former courtiers contribute to a profile of Camilla Parker-Bowles. Born Camilla Shand in 1947, she first met Prince Charles in t... Read allRevealing documentary in which journalists, royal experts and former courtiers contribute to a profile of Camilla Parker-Bowles. Born Camilla Shand in 1947, she first met Prince Charles in the early 1970s and began an on-off relationship with him until he married Lady Diana. The ... Read allRevealing documentary in which journalists, royal experts and former courtiers contribute to a profile of Camilla Parker-Bowles. Born Camilla Shand in 1947, she first met Prince Charles in the early 1970s and began an on-off relationship with him until he married Lady Diana. The program looks at the resumption of their relationship and Camilla's gradual rehabilitation... Read all

Directors
- Katy Ferguson
- Chi Ukairo
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6.3/10

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- Katy Ferguson
- Chi Ukairo
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Adam Helliker

Self

Lucy Yeomans

Self

Robert Jobson

Self

Judi James

Self

Janet Jenkins

Self

Christopher Wilson

Self

Rachel Oldroyd

Self

Jo Hansford

Self

Ann Cleaver

Self

Julia Roper-Caldbeck

Self

Mario Buatta

Self
(as Mario Buatto)

Anthony Holden

Self

Dickie Arbiter

Self

Sylvia Edwards

Self

Lynn Faulds Wood

Self

Rob Warner

Self - Narrator
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Tony Blair

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(archive footage)

Mark Boland

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(archive footage)

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2/10

Cut and paste documentary film-making.

This is a hastily assembled 'documentary', broadcast on British television shortly after the announcement of Prince Charles' and Camilla's engagement. It trawls through the history of the couple from their first meeting nearly three decades ago, and brings the story right up-to-date. There's barely any new footage, save for a selection of 'talking heads' interviews with those who think they are in the know, with the majority of the programme made up of news footage. A shameless cut-and-paste job that gives you some of the more obvious facts but leaves out anything exclusive or interesting, which may be of interest if you are unfamiliar with the whole saga, or if you've never seen a British newspaper in the last 10 years.