Anne: The Princess Royal at 70 - Part 2 

You said it, L. Ryan!! Greetings from Ottawa, Ontario :)

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Fun fact: the narrator is Tobias Menzies who plays Prince Philip in seasons 3/4

Nobody. Why watch fiction and interpretation?

Why is that bad?

@@pillsie think about it!

@@pillsie Even Anne in this interview called her Her Majesty

I think you must be someone who did not live through this period of time . Less than 10 per cent of people went to University . Most well paid jobs and careers did not require this . Only since Tony Blair did education get extended . Most Pupils left at 16. and easily found jobs . You are judging 1960s footage with 2021 eyes .

@@lesleyriseam1282 Over the course of my working life I have met accountants, computer analysts, systems analysts, HR managers, nurses and so many more who were from the era you mention. None went to university because a) there was no need - they trained in-house and/or on day release or evening classes and b) the courses didn't then exist!. As you say, it is only in relatively recent times that there has been a push to get people into university and - sadly - into a level of debt that might not be necessary.

She went to a very expensive private school. Most of her schoolmates were as privileged as she was; with independent means they had ne pressing need for jobs...

I think she looks more like her grandfather, prince Philip.🤔

Zara seems to be a lovely woman, and I'm not surprised considering that Princess Anne was her mother! Love both of them, they are perfect example for our young women of today.

Well! Believe cause she does

Sorry.There is no “option” to the line of succession. It’s not a game show.

Is it not possible that Charles might predecease his mother, or he suddenly becomes enlightened enough to decline the role of King? Then he could keep shooting his mouth off on all manner of topics as he is so wont to do ....

@@davidtapp3950 He’s been speaking out about things that matter to him , like architecture and organic farming for forty years.Good for him -he is been proved right time and time again.If it irritates some people, so much the better....

What does that even mean? For what reason don't you trust the Prince of Wales? Do you know him personally?

I agree w her!! There seems to be Something devious abt Charles!! If a man would treat the woman he supposedly loved and wanted to be the mother of his children and run the country by his side the way he treated Diana (no I know she was not perfect!) can NOT be trusted to be King.

@@paulashoebridge200 - Again, I ask, what is devious about the Prince of Wales? When did he become the first person to be a partner in a bad marriage?

@@zoezhang5413 - No matter what biased opinions many people may have against him, in the fullness of time, the Prince of Wales will succeed his mother as King, period.

@@zoezhang5413 - As most parents would agree, I pray that isn't so. I'm sure Her Majesty agrees.

You’re welcome! I posted it right after it was released in August, but it was taken down for obvious reasons lol. Hopefully this time it stays up!

So am I, from the netherlands.

Zara is such a lovely woman, much like her mother I believe, and no surprise considering that Anne herself is someone all women can admire and learn from.

@@LRyan-li9wr I agree. In opinion, she earns respect by leading by example.

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No recent ones I’m afraid, but Brian Hoey has written several on her - two in the 1980s and one in the 1990s after her second marriage. ‘The Princess Royal’ by John Parker is a good one, as well as ‘Anne: The Working Princess’ by Paul James. She’s also written her own book, ‘Riding Through My Life’, which is heavily focused on her life as an equestrian but it’s a great read. They’re all at least 20 years old, but I’m sure they’re on Amazon!