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Prince Charles CinemaNewest Review: ... what he would get up to next a must watch. Robin Williams the american comic joined forces with Bill Bailey in a rendition to Charles which was amusing if a little irreverant. Joan Rivers was her usual brilliant self, we had Eric Idol as only he can be dressed in a tu tu singing and dancing to the song always look on the bright side of life (with a little twist) it was a brilliant end to ... more |
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by - written on 31/05/01 (Very useful, 256 readings)
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- both available here, albeit on different nights. Welcome to the oddest and most entertaining cinema in London, as well as the cheapest. You won't find the Prince Charles unless you're looking for it, so take an A-Z and when you find yourself in Leicester Square, locate the Haagen Daz on the corner near the Warner Bros cinema and walk up the dingy and unpromising side street that leads off the square. Up at the top on the left hand side you'll see a grubby looking building that gives absolutely no hint of the delights inside. There's a big sign saying Prince Charles which kinda gives the game away, but even so it looks more like the kinda place that ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/08/00 (Very useful, 516 readings)
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The Prince Charles Cinema is something of an oddity.. it is located just off Leicester Square, behind Haagen-Dazs, and is notable for having the lowest priced tickets in the West End, at £2 (weekdays before 5pm) rising steeply to £2.50 in the evenings and at weekends! They have introduced a member's scheme where you roughly £5 for a years membership or £15 for life membership, otherwise the prices are £1 higher. It is a repertory cinema and shows films that are usually a couple of months past their release date, but if you want to catch a certain film on the big screen, it is worth the wait. As for the actual cinema, it has a small bar in the ... Read the complete review

