Royal Family Documentary – Walking Down The Memory Lane
Back in the day, a Royal family documentary is as rare as it gets. Royal families possess that mystique and power that’s deemed to be impenetrable by the camera lenses. They belong to the highest classes of society thus; their everyday living really should not be something that the commoners within the monarchy could take a peek on. A commoner should only see and hear them speak at public events and social gatherings. But in no way see them throughout their leisure time and on moments when they remove their royal masks and try to live a normal life.
But in an uncommon occurrence in 1969, all took a major shift. The British Royal Family opened the Buckingham Palace’s doors for everyone to see. About two-thirds of the United Kingdom population had been glued to their seats as they marveled and indulged on the sight of their most respected royal family getting flashed on their Tv screens. Queen Elizabeth II gave a green light for the filming of the first ever royal Family Documentary fittingly named as the “Royal Family.”
The documentary’s sole purpose was to provide the British public an in-depth view of the family’s daily living and to project an image that the royal family goes about their daily lives just like the typical people do. While the public undoubtedly had been engrossed by the momentous show, a number of criticisms had been also directed to the documentary. Critics argue that the documentary tarnished the mystique and sacredness of the royal family as well as the monarchy as a whole by showing their royal members as ordinary individuals. One particular royal biographer even stated that the Queen regretted her approval of the historic documentary.
With numerous concerns bombarding it, the documentary was inevitably recalled from public viewing by the end of 1969 in an order released from the Buckingham Palace. In 2011, parts of the royal family documentary had been made available for the viewing public in celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.
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