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Centenary of the Film and TV charity Queen Camilla speaks to Emily Mortimer during a reception to mark the centenary of the Film and TV charity, at Buckingham Palace, London. Picture date: Wednesday November 13, 2024. PA Photo. The Film and TV Charity was founded in 1924 as the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund to help people working in the screen industries to overcome a spectrum of personal and professional challenges. The King became Patron of the Film and Television Charity succeeding Queen Elizabeth II, who had held the patronage since 1952. See PA story ROYAL King. Photo credit should read: Aaron, Credit:Aaron Chown Avalon UK, London

Centenary of the Film and TV charity Queen Camilla speaks to Emily Mortimer during a reception to mark the centenary of the Film and TV charity, at Buckingham Palace, London. Picture date: Wednesday November 13, 2024. PA Photo. The Film and TV Charity was founded in 1924 as the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund to help people working in the screen industries to overcome a spectrum of personal and professional challenges. The King became Patron of the Film and Television Charity succeeding Queen Elizabeth II, who had held the patronage since 1952. See PA story ROYAL King. Photo credit should read: Aaron, Credit:Aaron Chown Avalon UK, London

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Recording Date: Nov 13, 2024

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Centenary of the Film and TV charity Queen Camilla speaks to Emily Mortimer during a reception to mark the centenary of the Film and TV charity, at Buckingham Palace, London. Picture date: Wednesday November 13, 2024. PA Photo. The Film and TV Charity was founded in 1924 as the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund to help people working in the screen industries to overcome a spectrum of personal and professional challenges. The King became Patron of the Film and Television Charity succeeding Queen Elizabeth II, who had held the patronage since 1952. See PA story ROYAL King. Photo credit should read: Aaron, Credit:Aaron Chown Avalon UK, London

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