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Arts: Poliakoff's Little Prince ; It Was a Photo in the Independent That Prompted Stephen Poliakoff (Left) to Write a TV Drama about a Banished Prince, He Tells JAMES RAMPTON

By: Rampton, James | The Independent (London, England), January 15, 2003 | Article details

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Arts: Poliakoff's Little Prince ; It Was a Photo in the Independent That Prompted Stephen Poliakoff (Left) to Write a TV Drama about a Banished Prince, He Tells JAMES RAMPTON


Rampton, James, The Independent (London, England)


This newspaper played a key role in the creation of The Lost Prince, Stephen Poliakoff's two-part drama for BBC 1 about Prince John (played by Matthew Thomas), the little-known fifth and youngest child of George V (played by the excellent Tom Hollander) and Queen Mary (Miranda Richardson, who gets to add to her portfolio of difficult monarchs).

The boy, known to his family as Johnnie, suffered from epilepsy and learning difficulties, and was thus locked away from public view in a remote cottage at Sandringham. Isolated and neglected by his family, he was redeemed only by the enduring love of a "surrogate mother", his devoted nanny Lalla (Gina McKee).

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