King Constantine of Greece had been a figurehead monarch since a 1967 military coup. Based in London, he traveled extensively, meeting with world leaders like Nelson Mandela, Fidel Castro, and the Queen of England. He dedicated himself to his country and his charitable endeavors. In 2003, King Constantine returned to Greece – a significant moment for the Olympic gold medalist. He played a key role in Athens' successful bid to host the 2004 Olympic Games. This intimate film offers unprecedented access to the King and his family. King Constantine speaks candidly about his exile and his pursuit of justice and recognition, featuring exclusive footage from their home in Hampstead, royal events, and private moments. It’s the story of a man who lost his crown but never surrendered.

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