Competition for Meghan?: King Charles III. works on streaming film

After Prince Harry (40) and Duchess Meghan (43), who already realized some projects for Netflix, King Charles (76) should now be involved in the streaming business. As British media reported, Amazon Prime Video is to produce a documentary about the “Philosophy of Harmony” of the Monarch. This is expected to appear at the end of 2025 or early 2026.

According to the “Hello” magazine, filming began in January in the Scottish Dumfries House. The documentary focuses on the long -term passion of the King of Environmental Protection, Sustainability and its charitable efforts in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Charles’ charity organization “The King’s Foundation” described the collaboration in a statement as a “groundbreaking film”, reported. The charity organization celebrates its 35th anniversary, has its headquarters in Dumfries House in East Ayrshire, Scotland, and is working on building sustainable communities. In addition, it is committed to promoting the king’s harmony philosophy, in which everything in nature is considered to be interconnected.

The decision to do this with the American giant is seen in the British media as a radical change in the royal family’s media policy. In the past, royal documentary films concentrated on the one hand mostly on certain events such as coronations or weddings. On the other hand, a cooperation with British media such as BBC or ITV. It can be assumed that several other platforms were consulted before Amazon received green light, “The Times” reported. According to “Hello!” Hope the king to reach a worldwide audience.

The documentation is announced after King Charles has performed on television programs several times in recent years. At the end of 2024, for example, he was seen in a BBC Christmas program by Countryfile, which was shot in his house in Highgrove and presented the work of the educational programs of the King’s Foundation. In 2023 Charles also took part in a special episode of “The Repair Shop”, in which he presented the work of the students of the charity and spoke about traditional craft.