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 Subscribers in the US will be able to watch “King Charles: The Boy Who Walked Alone” on May 2. The documentary provides a glimpse into the life of the new monarch, featuring interviews with former friends, girlfriends, schoolmates and private staff. of his coronation later this month. Blink Films, the producer of “Diana: The Truth Behind the Scandal,” and Paramount Global's See It Now Studio collaborated on the documentary. In the US, it will be a Paramount+ Original, as See It Now Studios negotiated a deal to that effect. Susan Zirinsky, president of See It Now Studios, speaking on Mip TV today, urged documentarians not to compensate taxpayers. A separate version called "My King Charles" was marketed by Silverlinings Rights and sold to 14 co-production partners, including Denmark's TV2, Germany's RTL and Australia's Nine Network last month. The identity of a US streaming platform that had joined the project was initially unknown when news of the documentary ...