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The Lost Prince

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Prince John, the youngest child of George V and Queen Mary, has epilepsy and learning disabilities.

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Valerie Grove The Times (UK) 04/15/2019
Stephen Poliakoff delivers a visually sumptuous two-part drama that unfurls these seismic events through the innocent, idiot-savant eyes of a little boy in a sailor suit, witnessing, but excluded from, his family's trials. Go to Full Review
Virginia Heffernan New York Times 04/15/2019
The movie is a little boring. Jacques Derrida, you are already missed. Go to Full Review
Mark Lawson Guardian 04/15/2019
The Lost Prince, along with Shooting the Past and Perfect Strangers, also represents Poliakoff's contribution to the changing form of television drama. Go to Full Review
Shane Hegarty Irish Times 04/15/2019
Poliakoff's script is scrupulous in its attention to the minutiae of the period and the quirks of a life lived in such exalted ignorance, yet the characters do not disappear in the detail, and it is rich in personality. Go to Full Review
A.A. Gill Sunday Times (UK) 10/11/2018
In The Lost Prince, Poliakoff took a historical moment and built it into something disjointed, scaffolded, cold and unbelievable. Go to Full Review
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Synopsis Prince John, the youngest child of George V and Queen Mary, has epilepsy and learning disabilities.
Director
Stephen Poliakoff
Screenwriter
Stephen Poliakoff
Rating
TV-PG
Genre
Biography
Original Language
English
Runtime
3h 0m