"His son's offerings for the streaming giant have almost universally flopped.

But that hasn't stopped Netflix signing up another member of the Royal Family - none other than the King himself.

The firm today announced a 'major new partnership' between King Charles and Hollywood star Idris Elba for a new documentary film exploring the impact of The King's Trust as it celebrates its 50th anniversary.

As a young man, Idris Elba was the beneficiary of a grant from the Trust, then known as The Prince's Trust, which the actor openly says changed his life and enabled him to study acting.

Idris will accompany The King as he offers 'rare access and insights' into his support for the Trust - which he set up in 1976 with his modest naval pension to change the lives of disadvantaged young people - over the past five decades."

Filming is due to start this coming week and the film will air Autumn 2026. This is too funny, I'm sure a certain "non-starter" couple will be running to Ted Sarandos and whining.



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-14832673/King-Charles-Netflix-new-documentary-idris-elba.html