Young Royals

Swedish prince grapples with identity at boarding school

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About Young Royals

Released: 2021

Platform: Netflix

Rating: TV-MA

Run time: 2 Seasons

Cast
Edvin Ryding, Omar Rudberg, Frida Argento, Nikita Uggla, Malte Gardinger, Tommy Wättring, Pernilla August

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About

Youth Royals is a drama TV show that premiered in 2021. It follows the story of Prince Wilhelm, a young member of the Swedish royal family, as he enters a prestigious boarding school.

Prince Wilhelm is struggling with his royal obligations and the pressure it puts on his personal life. While at the boarding school, he forms new friendships and experiences romance, further complicating his already complex situation.

The show explores themes such as self-discovery, identity, and the challenges of balancing personal desires with the expectations placed upon oneself by society and family.

Making / Production

Young Royals is a Swedish TV show and was created by Lisa Ambjörn. It was produced by Nexiko and New Stories, with filming taking place in Sweden. The show is available for streaming on Netflix.

Actors

  • Frida Argento - Played the role of Prince Wilhelm
  • Malte Göbel - Played the role of August Hermansson, Wilhelm's friend at the boarding school
  • Nikita Uggla - Played the role of Felice Uggla, Wilhelm's love interest
  • Omar Rudberg - Played the role of Simon Grønnegaard, Wilhelm's roommate

Trivia / Interesting Facts

  • The show was filmed at Sigtuna Boarding School in Sweden.
  • The actors received training in royal etiquette to prepare for their roles.
  • Young Royals received widespread critical acclaim for its authentic portrayal of youth and royal life.

Awards

No awards have been announced for Young Royals at the time of writing.

Quotes

  • "Sometimes it feels like I'm playing a role, wearing a mask. I just want to be myself." - Prince Wilhelm
  • "Love is never wrong." - Felice Uggla
  • "Friendship helps us discover who we truly are." - August Hermansson

Music, Soundtrack

  • "Come Closer" by Frida Brygmann
  • "Stupid Love" by Omar Rudberg
  • "Dancing in the Darkness" by Hedegaard