Princess Margaret: Queen of Mustique | Extravagant Royal Life

Princess Margaret: Queen of Mustique - Featuring archive footage, insider testimony and expert interviews, this documentary reveals what the original royal party girl really got up to at her lush Caribbean hideaway. Contributors include Princess Margaret's friend Lady Glenconnner. Princess Margaret: Queen of Mustique (2021) Director: Steve McConville, Mark Rainsforth Stars: Angela Rippon Genre: Documentary Country: United Kingdom Language: English Release Date: February 13, 2021, United Kingdom Synopsis: In this film we’ll reveal the real Princess Margaret in a place she felt most at home and most able to be herself. From scandalous affairs, x-rated party games, a rumoured rock star lover and even an alleged bank robbery, Mustique was where Margaret could behave outrageously, away from prying eyes…well, most of the time. We’ll use stunning archive, insider testimony and expert interviews to find out what the original royal party girl really got up to on her Caribbean hideaway. When Margaret first visited Mustique there was no electricity or even running water. Like everyone else, the Queen’s sister had to shower using a bucket with holes in, hung from a tree and shielded by a piece of sailcloth - and she absolutely loved it. How did this seemingly un-royal destination become Margaret’s second home for nearly 30 years? Her own personal love island. Margaret first fell in love with the island of Mustique in 1960 during her six week Caribbean honeymoon cruise with husband Anthony Armstrong Jones (later Lord Snowdon). But the Princess’s love affair with the primitive island would prove to outlast her difficult marriage. Having purchased the island ‘on a whim’ for £45,000, Lord Glenconner, the husband of Margaret’s childhood friend Anne, then gifted her a 10 acre - plot of land as a wedding present and offered to build her a house. The luxurious five bed villa with panoramic ocean views was finally completed in 1972 and Margaret christened it Les Jolies Eaux meaning ‘beautiful waters’. We’ll learn that this was the first, and only house, she ever owned and the only place she considered home. Also Known As (AKA): Margaret: The Mustique Years ···················································································· SUPPORT US! ✘ Membership - https://bit.ly/3Opkhyw #documentary #royalfamily #royalty ···················································································· COPYRIGHT: All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. If you have questions please send an email to: info[at]royalworld.tv, Royalworld Publishing GmbH, www.royalworld.tv