We finally meet Prince Charles, the heir to the throne (still waiting, of course). He is portrayed as sensitive young man who is having trouble settling into his role. He is plucked out of Cambridge and sent to Wales to learn the language so he can show it off during his installation. The problem for the royals is that they have no feeling for the people of Wales and he walks into a nest of vipers. Like so many parts of the British Empire, the Crown looks strictly after itself. This proves a learning experience for the young Prince as he is lacking in basic knowledge of the country he where he is sojourning. The acting is superb and the relationship that develops with his tutor, who is opposed to the Crown, is very well done. We are also let in on the coarseness of Elizabeth again who sees her son as a pawn in the game. No more than that.
Review of Tywysog Cymru
