A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding

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Movie
German title A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding
Original title A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2018
length 92 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director John Schultz
script Robin Bernheim ,
Nathan Atkins
production Amy Krell
music Zack Ryan
camera Viorel Sergovici
cut Marshall Harvey
occupation
synchronization

A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding is a 2018 American romantic comedy directed by Alex Zamm . The film was released on November 30, 2018 worldwide on Netflix .

action

Amber and Richard have been happily engaged for a year. At Christmas time, Amber and her father Rudy travel to Aldovia to plan Bernstein's wedding. Amber continues to blog about royal life with Richard. Amber is overwhelmed by the dictatorial traditions of royal protocol and the lack of control over her own wedding, controlled by flamboyant designer Sahil and Mrs. Averill, while Richard fails to execute his Aldovian economic revival program, the New Aldovia Initiative , that mysteriously bleeds money from the monarchy as unemployment and low wages hit the increasingly discontented population. To aid economic efforts, Queen Helena brings Lord Leopold to assist Richard, as Leopold had planned relief efforts with Richard's late father. Meanwhile, Simon, impoverished due to his divorce from Sophia, also returns to ask to be returned to the palace. An angry Richard reluctantly accepts that Simon is a family.

Amber and Richard's relationship becomes strained as Richard becomes increasingly distracted by royal demands and Amber refuses to adhere to Mrs. Averill's strict guidelines. After Princess Emily's play is canceled by government officials due to a strike, Amber hosts the play at the palace. While the move was well received, Amber gets angry when Mrs. Averill removes posts from her blog about the affair due to her casual nature, and is further angry when Sahil and Mrs. Averill demand that they get her locket (which has the photo of their contains deceased mother) removed for a royal portrait.

After receiving a bitter Christmas card from an unemployed worker, Amber investigates royal finances with friends who have come to celebrate their wedding. She learns that the New Aldovia initiative failed because a group of new companies outbid local workers and took the money out of the country. During a paparazzi ambush, she is rescued by Simon who wants to help investigate the economic problem. With Emily's help, the group hacked into a site where the Shell companies are owned by an association, the Glockenspiel Consortium. Mrs. Averill confronts Richard and Amber with paparazzi photos of Amber in a bar while she investigates, and Amber admits she slaughtered. When Richard can't defend her against Mrs. Averill, she storms out. Richard admits he was engaged to Emily, and after finding Amber, the two make up.

During a royal ceremony at which Helena gives Amber the blessing to hold the ceremony she wishes, the group reveals that the Glockenspiel consortium belongs to Leopold, who is approached and thrown into the palace dungeon. Richard gives a Christmas address promising vacation pay to all Aldovian workers and celebrating the population. Richard and Amber eventually get married in a ceremony that blends tradition with modernity, and everyone celebrates when Richard and Amber leave to share a private kiss.

synchronization

The film was dubbed by TV + Synchron in Berlin . The dialogue book wrote Michael Herrmann and the dialogue is directed by Fabian Kluckert .

role actor German speaker
Amber Rose McIver Lina Rabea Mohr
Prince Richard Ben Lamb Ricardo Richter
Prime Minister Denzil Tom Knight Werner Böhnke
Queen Helena Alice Krige Isabella Grothe
Mrs. Averill Sarah Douglas Denise Gorzelanny
Simon Theo Devaney Arne Stephan
Princess Emily Honor Kneafsey Nurija Böll
Ivana Katarina Čas Ilka Teichmüller
Melissa Tahirah Sharif Olivia Büschken

continuation

On December 5, 2019, the third part of the series was released on Netflix .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ A Christmas Prince: The Royal Weeding. In: synchronkartei.de. German dubbing file , accessed on March 31, 2020 .