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King Charles hosts lavish film premier at Windsor Castle for his new documentary

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The King has said he refused to be “diverted” from his environmental mission despite widespread criticism over the decades in a new Amazon Prime documentary celebrating his lifelong dedication to sustainability and climate action.

Described as “a deeply personal landmark documentary that explores His Majesty’s lifelong vision for a more balanced and sustainable world”, the 90-minute film reflects on the monarch’s lifelong dedication to finding environmental solutions and using his platform to make a difference.

Speaking in Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, which will air on Prime Video on February 6, Charles, 77, warns that the fight to save the planet is “rapidly going backwards”.

"I’ve said that for the last 40 years but anyway, there we are,” he continued. “So, that’s why I get a bit, anyway… I can only do what I can do, which is not very much.

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