The Crown Reminisces: King Charles III Breakdancing to a 1992 Brazilian Hip Hop Track with Topless Women

Andrew Morton, a consultant for “The Crown,” claims that the 74-year-old monarch once brokedanced in Brazil with topless women.
Dominic West plays King Charles III, who was referred to as Prince Charles prior to his accession to the throne following the death of Queen Elizabeth in September. In a new episode of Netflix’s hit show “The Crown,” he was seen performing the street dance at a charity event. Andrew has claimed that he once traveled abroad to pursue his talent.It was fascinating to me.They inquired about me in the most specific ways, like what color the wallpaper was.They do take liberties, but there is a lot of truth to what I discovered.Yes, he is able to break dance!In Brazil, he brokedanced with topless women!
King Charles III is seen “breakdancing to 1992 hip hop track “Don’t Sweat the Technique” in the new episode of the fifth season of “The Crown,” but the scene is actually based on a real-life event from March 1985, when the now-King took part in a workshop for his Prince’s Trust charity in West Sussex.
A report at the time stated, “Prince Charles joined a group of young people in break-dancing at a workshop for the unemployed, defying royal protocol by kneeling with them.
“When Dwayne Smith persuaded the prince to join him and two other young people, he said, “He’s very good, he got his foot movements right.”He replied that he couldn’t, but I said, “Come on.”He requested that I instruct him in dancing.'”
Imelda Staunton portrays Queen Elizabeth II, Jonathan Pryce portrays Prince Philip, Jonny Lee Miller portrays John Major, Lesley Manville portrays Princess Margaret, Dominic West portrays Prince Charles, Elizabeth Debicki portrays Princess Diana, Olivia Williams portrays Camilla Parker-Bowles, Claudia Harrison portrays Princess Anne, James Murray portrays Prince Andrew, Timothy Dalton portrays Captain Peter Townsend, and others are among the series’ notable cast members.