A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (2018)
A Christmas Prince: The Royal WeddingMovie on Netflix
”As Amber prepares to marry Richard, doubts arise about her ability to be queen.”
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Why watch this film?
This Netflix original continues in the same vein as its predecessor, 'The Christmas Prince', making it clear from the start that it's a story to be enjoyed during the holiday season - a film to be watched with family without having to think about any deep dilemmas or worries. It's also recommended for those who enjoy stories of ordinary people who are somehow thrust into royalty by fate.
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A year after helping Richard get to the throne, Amber is about to become his wife. But is she really made to be queen?
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