BBC 1’s Soap Opera ‘Eastenders’ First Appeared On British Television Screens In 1985. In Honour of The Show Contributing Over The Last 40 Years To Facilitating And Developing New British And International Talent Behind The Camera, In April This Year BAFTA Awarded The Enduring Popular Drama Programme Its ‘Television Craft Award’. It Was Designed In The Likeness of Queen Victoria, William’s Matricachial Majesterial Descendent After Whom The Queen Vic’ Is Named.
As President of BAFTA I’m Very Proud To Be Involved With An Organisation That Is Dedicated To Breaking Down Barriers For The Storytellers of The Future And Ensuring That Young People From All Backgrounds Can See Themselves Reflected On Screen.
HRH The Princes of Wales
The Royal African Society
October 2024
Time Lord!
William The Prince of Wales. In Wales!
Like His Father, King Charles III, William Prince of Wales Is A Big Supporter of The Arts. He Became President of BAFTA In 2010 And Attends The Annual Awards Ceremony Each Year In Person or By Video Presentation. He Has Also Established A BAFTA Bursary In His Name To Help ‘Up And Coming’ Creatives From Different Backgrounds In Film, Television And Gaming
This Year He Shared A Special Message At The Welsh BAFTA Awards Ceremony Which Took Place October 5th 2025. Before The Event, He Visited The Bad Wolf Film & Television Production Studios To See How The Current Intake And Team of Artists And Creatives Were Getting On.
He Later Posted On Instagram That It Was A Pleasure To Spend Time There In Cardiff, As He Praised All Those Involved And Wished Good Luck To All The Nominees. His Visit Included The Set of Doctor Who, The Set of ‘The Other Bennet Sister’ & A Puppet Workshop At St Albans RC Primary School.
Last October (Video Directly Above) After Visiting The Royal African Society @theroyalafricansociety Prince William Thanked The Organisation For “highlighting the importance of nurturing underrepresented and diverse voices, and supporting aspiring young talent.”
First Column, First Middle Photo: British Jamaican Actor Cash Holland @ca$h_holland In Red Eye. Third Column, Fourth Middle Photo (Above): Scottish Actor Martin Compston @mrmartincompston From BBC 1’s Line of Duty Joins Red Eye Next Season 9pm ITV New Year’s Day 2026. (Meantime Previous Series Available on ITV X). First Column, Second Middle Photo: English-Jamaican-American Actor Myhala Herrold @mmyhala Star of BBC 1’s Hit Show Industry @industryhbo. New Series Also Starting Next Year (Previous Series Streaming On BBC iplayer).
The Then Prince Charles & Camilla Visit The Set of Eastenders For The Late Queen’s 70th Jubilee Celebrations In 2022 (Shortly Before Her Passing Months Later In September). Supporting The Arts Is A Royal Tradition. @theprinceandprincessofwales
This October (Centre Column, 1st Video Above) After His Cardiff Visit To Bad Wolf @bad_wolf_tv The Prince of Wales Complimented The Organisation By Saying That “Both The BAFTA Bursary And Bad Wolf Studios Are Actively Inspiring Future Generations of Creative Talent.”
TheOrator.Press (TO.P) @theorator.press.on.insta Interviewed British-Jamaican Actress Ca$h Holland @cash_holland At The Black British Theatre Awards @thebbtas Last Month (Where She Won Best Supporting Actress For Her Role In The Iconic African-American Play A Rasin In The Sun).
During Our Interview She Told Us About ITV’s ‘Red Eye’ Coming Back For A Second Season Next Year (Although She Did Not Reveal Any Spoilers Even As We Pressed For More Details). So We Decided To Check It Out.
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