wales and is now king. but they also give an insight into the man behind the ground. with a keen love of sport. carrying out his duties as a royal. and perhaps the most intriguing shots, the candid ones of him just having fun with proof that we can all have a bad hair day. these photos laid discarded in a warehouse for ten years after they were sent to the us to be digitised. when the company went bust, they were destined to be lost to history. they were discovered almost by accident by an la —based art dealer. with interest now at an all—time high in the run—up to the coronation, these snapshots give a remarkable insight into the man who will shortly be crowned king. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. well, a lot of people say to me
it was myjob to go through them all, actually. to actually go through these photographs and find interesting ones, and i wanted one is that told stories and some type of a story thread that ran through it, whether it is his love of sport, and he clearly has a level sport, whether it is his duties at the royal, and he took that very seriously from what i can tell, and just as a human, having fun. it seems like it was so difficult for him tojust like it was so difficult for him to just have fun because there was always a camera around. i hear theirfamily i hear their family is i hear theirfamily is the most photographed family on planet earth is what i have heard many times, but these photographs were sitting for many, many years, from the 19505, 1960s, years, from the 19505, 19605, 19705, so many of the youngest one5 19705, so many of the youngest ones are 50 years old, sitting in dark 5pace5 until now. lost
through them all, i self appointed to actually go through these photographs and find interesting ones. and i wanted one that all stories, some type of a story threaded through them, whether it is his love of sport, and italy has a love of sport, whether it is his duties as a royal and he took that very seriously from what i can tell and just as a human, having fun. he seemed like he was so difficult for him tojust seemed like he was so difficult for him to just have fun. because there was always a camera. i hear their family is the most photographed family is the most photographed family on the planet, that is what i have heard many times. but these photographs were sitting many, many years, from the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s. so many of the youngest ones are 50 years old, they were sitting in dark spaces until then. lost negatives,
the doors of opportunity are entered with both hope and desperation. there are daunting challenges, but in india's massive population, huge potential. barbara plett usher, bbc news, mumbai. hundreds of rare pictures of king charles have been rescued in los angeles. the photographs, which have spent a decade collecting dust, are now up for sale with dealers hoping to fetch a royal mint is the coronation approaches. jane hill has been taking a look. many of these remarkable photos have never been seen before. they tell the story of a young royal who became the prince of wales... and is now king. but they also give an insight into the man behind the crown. with a keen love of sport... carrying out his duties as a royal... and perhaps the
sale with dealers hoping to fetch a royal mint as the coronation approaches. my colleaguejane hill has been taking a look. many of these remarkable photos have never been seen before. they tell the story of a young royal who became prince of wales... and is now king. but they also give an insight into the man behind the crown will stop with a keen love of sport... carrying out his duties as a royal... and perhaps the most intriguing shots... the candid ones of him just having fun with proof that we can all have a bad hair day. these photos lay discarded in a warehouse for ten years after they were sent to the us to be digitised.. when the company went bust, they were destined to be lost to history. they were discovered almost by accident by an la —based art dealer. with interests now at an all—time high in the run—up to the coronation, these snapshots give a remarkable insight into the man who
but what i do love about this, and that's what's very special, are people from marginalised communities can see themselves in it, even if it's not their own culture. this is about queerness in a south asian community, it's about interracial relationships, it's about socio—economic stratas, it's about immigrant experience, it's about integration into community, it's about racial abuse, it's about exclusion, and it's about intergenerational trauma of those experiences, so there's so many ways in which people can come in. one of the things that's really — it's really wonderful, and unsurprising is the way that globally, people embrace this film. it's a story about love of sport. one of the most impactful scenes for me, and one that i was — i'm still so moved by, tony's driving jess to her match, she's changing out of her sari into her kit. how many times have i had to do that �*cause i couldn't be late for the community event, i couldn't be late for this aunty�*s dinner, changing in your car, trying to put on an outfit that's
trauma of those experiences, so there's so many ways in which people can come in. one of the things that's really — it's really wonderful, and unsurprising is the way that globally, people embrace this film. it's a story about love of sport. one of the most impactful scenes for me, and one that i was — i'm still so moved by, tony's driving jess to her match, she's changing out of her sari into her kit. how many times have i had to do that �*cause i couldn't be late for the community event, i couldn't be late for this aunty�*s dinner, changing in your car, trying to put on an outfit that's glittery and has chiffon on it and how to wraps and how it's supposed to look and you're supposed to be this seamless vision of dignity and grace, but you're sweating and your heart is still beating and, you know, it's just that — that it's complicated. it's not going to be seamless and it's ok to make mistakes, it's ok to feel overwhelmed, but you keep going. and like you said, it's physically changing her car, but then she has to go and change
one of the things that's really — it's really wonderful, and unsurprising is the way that globally, people embrace this film. it's a story about love of sport. one of the most impactful scenes for me, and one that i was — i'm still so moved by, tony's driving jess to her match, she's changing out of her sari into her kit. how many times have i had to do that �*cause i couldn't be late for the community event, i couldn't be late for this aunty�*s dinner, changing in your car, trying to put on an outfit that's glittery and has chiffon on it and how to wraps and how it's supposed to look and you're supposed to be this seamless vision of dignity and grace, but you're sweating and your heart is still beating and, you know, it's just that — that it's complicated. it's not going to be seamless and it's ok to make mistakes, it's ok to feel overwhelmed, but you keep going. and like you said, it's physically changing her car,
in which people can come in. one of the things that's really — it's really wonderful, and unsurprising is the way that globally, people embrace this film. it's a story about love of sport. one of the most impactful scenes for me, and one that i was — i'm still so moved by, tony's driving jess to her match, she's changing out of her sari into her kit. how many times have i had to do that �*cause i couldn�*t be late for the community event, i couldn�*t be late for this aunty�*s dinner, changing in your car, trying to put on an outfit that�*s glittery and has chiffon on it and how to wraps and how it�*s supposed to look and you�*re supposed to be this seamless vision of dignity and grace, but you�*re sweating and your heart is still beating and, you know, it�*s just that — that it�*s complicated. it�*s not going to be seamless and it�*s ok to make mistakes, it�*s ok to feel overwhelmed, but you keep going. and like you said, it�*s physically changing in her car, but then she has to go and change who she is —
intergenerational trauma of those experiences, so there's so many ways in which people can come in. one of the things that's really — it's really wonderful, and unsurprising is the way that globally, people embrace this film. it's a story about love of sport. one of the most impactful scenes for me, and one that i was — i'm still so moved by, tony's driving jess to her match, she's changing out of her sari into her kit. how many times have i had to do that �*cause i couldn't be late for the community event, i couldn't be late for this aunty�*s dinner, changing in your car, trying to put on an outfit that's glittery and has chiffon on it and how to wraps and how it's supposed to look and you're supposed to be this seamless vision of dignity and grace, but you're sweating and your heart is still beating and, you know, it's just that — that it's complicated. it's not going to be seamless and it's ok to make mistakes, it's ok to feel overwhelmed, but you keep going. and like you said, it's