we just look at britain you have queen charlotte who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have been mixed race but even no matter what that argument is made there is no or. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman in 1000 century england who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an englis

we just look at britain you have queen charlotte who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have been mixed race you know but even no matter what that argument is made there's no one. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman in century england who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an en

who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have bringing this but even no matter what that argument is made there's no or. no question that there were a lot of and i have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman. who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an english woman julie christie playing 2 russians in a moscow where everyone speaks

who's who's played by a black actress there is some historical debate that the actual queen charlotte in fact could have bringing mixed race but even no matter what that argument is made there's no or. no question that there were a lot of and there have been a lot of nonwhite people in england throughout the centuries and you see that sometimes in a few films there's a recent film belle from a few years ago which was about a true story of a mixed race woman in 18th century england who was raised by aristocratic family the director of the film he said she was tired of seeing black people written out white washed out of british films and so she want to put them back in i think that's interesting and significant but i think this whole argument about historical accuracy when it comes to the period dramas it misses the point because we're not talking about history we're talking about movie conventions i mean nobody argues nobody gets upset about dr shove aagot. one of the great period movies of all time starring an egyptian man or sharif an english woman julie christie playing 2 russians i

the indian gallery, and these indians will dance for the king of france, louie philippe and his queen charlotte and this is catalan's indian gallery as it is presented in the twilleries and professionally painted. there he is on the right speaking to the queen, and the monarch himself in the waistcoat, and each of the men and women are in the portraits, and we can identify each one of them. and then the portraits that took place in the louvre after they finished dancing for the king, they set up for a performance. and then victor delaqua and the catalan indians and others tour the museum together. there is presumably a diary kept by one of these gentlemen known as walking rain or jim, and we don't know where that diary is, but i would love to have it pop up, because the only thing that we have is catalan's encounter of what happened there, and it would be nice to have their perspective of what was going on there. and the interesting thing is that these are the only indigenous people from the united states that humboldt will ever meet and converse with. so he and catalan become friends, and the

decades — a 73rd wedding anniversary for the queen and the duke in november, including a card from their great grandchildren, princes george, louis and princess charlottewales, the run—up to lockdown had been busy. here in newquay on the sixth of march, he was still shaking hands. a few days later in london, the protocol had changed, but it was sometimes hard to remember for someone who's to remember for someone whose life is a constant round of meeting people. good afternoon, your royal highness. i'm sorry! in his 70s, his covid risk was high. and on the 25th of march, clarence house announced that the prince had tested positive and was isolating at birkhall, his home on the balmoral estate in scotland. his symptoms were mild and a few days later, he shared his thoughts via a video message. as we're all learning, this strange, frustrating and often distressing experience — when the presence of family and friends is no longer possible, and the normal structures of life are suddenly removed. at such an unprecedented and anxious time in all our lives, my wife and i are thinking particularly of all those who have lost their loved ones in such very difficu