A fly-on-the-wall documentary following the British Royal Family for a year.
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Title: Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work (2007–2008)
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| Queen Elizabeth II | ... | Self 5 episodes, 2008 | |
| Prince Philip | ... | Self 5 episodes, 2008 | |
| Prince Charles | ... | Self 3 episodes, 2008 | |
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The BBC recorded countless hours on British monarchy's public life and its interaction with the royal family's private lives. Besides the function of the Sovereign as British head of state and head of the Commonwealth, the series also deals with the potential heirs and other royals, as well as staff and accredited press, relevant politicians, royal estates and court staff. Written by KGF Vissers
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This program led to the resignations of Peter Fincham, Controller of BBC1, and Stephen Lambert, Chief Creative Officer of RDF Media, after a misleading trailer was shown at a media launch event that appeared to show Queen Elizabeth II storming out of a photo shoot with Annie Leibovitz. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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26 November 2007 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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Whether you like the monarchy or not, the show is so very in-depth. The way in which the filming was done, at times you wonder how they were able to get so much done without being in the way.
BBC should be applauded for the depth of information that they put into this show and yes it needed to be put into several shows and not into one show, as there is so much information to offer.
The behind the scenes access was well worth the time to watch it all. I know that many people both in England and abroad, would like to see the monarchy abolished and this show is not about either praising her. but in just showing you what happens in the many days in the life of the Queen.
Enjoy!!
Kudos!!