01 January 2005 Factual 47 mins
Charles' views on architecture, religion and medicine haven't always made him popular.
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Vanessa Feltz as Narrator
King Charles III of the United Kingdom as Self (archive footage) (as Prince Charles)
United Kingdom 01 January 2005
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