As well as royal privileges, you’ll also get your share of free travel, opulent clothing and jewelry, and even a prestigious education.
But as celebrities in their own right, the royal family also enjoys many of the same perks as the entertainment industry. For example him Prince William and Kate Middleton often walk the red carpet to attend the BAFTAs, several royals have attended film premieres in the past and Everyone meets famous actors and singers.
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It turns out that as a member of the British royal family, you can also watch films long before they are released to the public.
While movie fans will have to wait until May to see the long-awaited sequel to “top gun‘, some members of the royal family You already enjoyed a special presentation.
William and Kate watched a preview of Top Gun: Maverick
The long-awaited sequel Top Gun: Maverick is just getting started May 27thbut apparently you can pull the strings for an earlier appearance if you happen to be a king.
According to The US Sun, Prince William and Kate Middleton received a screening of the film with none other than their star. Tom Cruise as host.
After learning Prince William was a fan, Cruise arranged a private visit for the royals, including Sophie Wessex and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie.
A source told The US Sun that Cruise welcomed the royal crew at the unveiling and said he hoped they enjoyed the film as much as he enjoyed making it. The source also said: “Apparently he’s received royal approval, especially since William was a military pilot, so he’s very close to his heart.”
They continued, “It’s also a mega dollar movie with some of the most incredible stunts ever performed on camera so it lives up to the hype.”
It seems the royal family likes action movies considering how much they’ve loved attending the London premieres of James Bond over the years.
According to royal expert Gyles Brandreth, The Queen herself is a fan of “James Bond”At least the older ones.
He said (via Express), “She really loved all the early James Bond movies ‘before they got so loud.'”