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King Charles III is set to star in an exciting new documentary for Amazon Prime Video. Filming has already begun, and this project aims to showcase his significant contributions to environmental charity work both in the UK and around the world. King Charles has always been a strong advocate for nature and green initiatives, and he explored these themes in his 2010 book titled 'Harmony: A New Way of Looking At Our World. ' According to a source from Buckingham Palace, the King is 'greatly looking forward' to seeing how the concepts from his book can be shared with new audiences. n This collaboration with Amazon marks a notable shift for the Royal Family, who have traditionally partnered with British networks for major television appearances. The only exception to this has been Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who have a multi-million-pound deal with Netflix. They starred in a 2022 docuseries called 'Harry & Meghan,' which focused on their relationship and their decision to step back from their roles as senior royals. Additionally, they served as executive producers for a recent documentary about Polo, and Meghan has a new lifestyle show on Netflix titled 'With Love, Meghan,' which is set to premiere in March after being postponed due to the wildfires in Los Angeles. n The filming for King Charles's documentary is taking place at Dumfries House in Scotland. The news about this project was first reported by a newspaper, which mentioned that several platforms were considered before Amazon was chosen. The documentary is expected to be released either at the end of this year or early in 2026. During his time as the Prince of Wales, Charles dedicated decades to campaigning and organizing meetings to address environmental issues. His 2010 book, co-authored with Tony Juniper and Ian Skelly, called for a change in how everyone interacts with nature. As King, he is required to remain politically neutral, but he has not wavered in his commitment to climate action. In December 2023, he stated that 'our survivability will be imperilled' unless humanity restores balance with the natural world. n A source from Buckingham Palace remarked, 'It's astonishing, really, what has been put into practice since the publication of the original book, 15 years ago, and how many of those pioneering ideas have been adopted in different ways. ' This documentary presents an opportunity to 'show, not tell,' how these concepts can transform individuals, communities, and ultimately the planet. Many viewers will likely be genuinely amazed by the scale, scope, and vision of this project, with Dumfries House serving as a 'living laboratory' for these innovative ideas.