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Controversial documentary about royal family resurfaces online 49 years after being banned by the Queen INSIDER 28/01/2021 mfriel@businessinsider.com (Mikhaila Friel) © Provided by INSIDER The royal family shooting their documentary at Balmoral Castle. Hulton Archive/Getty Images The controversial 1969 "Royal Family" documentary, which first aired on the BBC has resurfaced on YouTube. The film, which followed the royals' daily lives, was last shown on TV in 1972. The Queen reportedly banned the film after criticism that it would increase tabloid interest. The controversia...

Updated Feb 03, 2021 Banned 'Royal Family' Documentary Resurfaces For The First Time In Nearly 50 Years Royal fans couldn't believe they got lucky enough to watch the documentary, though it was quickly taken down. Hulton Archive via Getty Images Queen Elizabeth II lunches with Prince Philip and their children Princess Anne and Prince Charles at Windsor Castle, circa 1969. A camera (left) is set up to film for Richard Cawston's BBC documentary "Royal Family," which followed the Royal Family over a period of a year and was broadcast on June 21, 1969. Prince Charles making salad dressing. Queen ...