Inside the life of Elizabeth II with royal biographer Robert Hardman
About this episode
Robert Hardman explores the dual lives of Elizabeth II as both a private individual and a public queen.
From the drama of her private world to the diplomacy of her position as queen. From the woman her family knew to the public figure the world saw. With unique access to royal family members, senior staff, and advisers Robert Hardman explores the parallel lives of Elizabeth as daughter, wife, mother and sovereign. Inside the Life of Elizabeth II was presented by the Royal Society of Arts , UK Speakers Robert Hardman British author, journalist and documentary filmmakerAuthor of Elizabeth II: In Private. In Public. The Inside Story. Emily AndrewsJournalist and royal commentator
Topics covered
- royalty
- biography
- diplomacy
- family
- public figure
- private life
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