Camilla asks to be extra as body pulled from sea in ‘Grace’

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The Royal Family Channel published this video item, entitled “Camilla asks to be extra as body pulled from sea in ‘Grace'” – below is their description.

Duchess of Cornwall Camilla asks if she could have a part as a “body dragged from the sea” while on the set of the British crime drama series ‘Grace’. She meets the author of the original book Peter James and the cast, describing Richie Campbell described as a “snappy dresser”. Report by Marek Czubala.

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