Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, visited Elstree Studios in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire as they begin their hundred year celebration.
World famous as home to film icons such as Star Wars and Indiana JonesElstree Studios is one of Britain’s oldest and most prestigious film and TV studios.
First visit the set of BBC1’s serial drama EastendersThe Duke met the show’s executive producer Ben Wadey and senior production manager Rona McKendrick before he was greeted by two by Eastenders The longest server actors, Michelle Collins (who plays Cindy Beale) and Adam Woodyatt (who plays Ian Beale).
Prince Edward also visited behind the scenes and the set of production kits, Thomas Crown Affairscheduled for release in 2027.
The Duke’s tour concludes by meeting staff and learning more about Studio’s history.
King Charles Younger Brother talked about the important contribution that the creative industries make in Britain before revealing a plaque that marked his visit and Elstre’s hundred years.
The royal family shared photos and details of the Duke’s visit to its official site and social media handles.
This is Royal Family’s first post about Prince Edward after Duchess Sophie participated in the Royal Cornwall show with Prince William.
Prince William had said, “Glad to participate in the Royal Cornwall show today with the Duchess of Edinburgh.
