Princess Alice: The Royals’ Greatest Secret

This documentary delves into the remarkable and often overlooked life of Princess Alice of Battenberg, the mother of Prince Philip. It explores her aristocratic background, her marriage to Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark, and her profound personal struggles, including mental illness and wartime heroism. The film highlights her transformation into a nun and her unwavering faith, revealing a complex figure who navigated personal tragedy and contributed significantly to the British monarchy.

The documentary received generally positive reviews, praised for shedding light on a historically significant but lesser-known royal figure. Critics commended its in-depth research and compelling narrative, which offered a nuanced portrayal of Princess Alice's life and sacrifices. Audiences appreciated the historical context and the personal stories presented.

• Praised for its thorough research and comprehensive look at a complex royal life.

• Appreciated for bringing to light the often-overlooked contributions and personal struggles of Princess Alice.

• Noted for its sensitive and respectful portrayal of her mental health challenges and her later religious devotion.

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Princess Alice was honored by Yad Vashem as Righteous Among the Nations for hiding a Jewish family in her home in Athens during World War II, saving them from the Nazis.