‘VIP’ treatment for Charles at Northern Ireland community cinema as the Queen visits Hillsborough
The King was given a "VIP" movie ticket when he joined passionate film fans running a community cinema in a Northern Ireland seaside resort.
Charles visited the town of Newcastle during his second day in Ulster , and toured the local attraction that has been staging screenings since 2009.
The cinema has become a focal point for the local community who live in the picturesque location that has Slieve Donard, Northern Ireland's highest peak, as a dramatic backdrop.
When the King first arrived, he was given a cinema ticket from the box office to mark his visit printed with "VIP Guest".
Organisers allow the cinema to be used for a range of events alongside movie screenings: from stand-up comedy, to performances by community groups and martial arts activities.
They even hold KnitFlix nights where the audience is encouraged to knit, crochet or get crafting while watching a movie.
The Queen is meeting with local businesses in Hillsborough, Co Down.
Camilla also took time to meet with residents who lined the streets in the village, the home of the royal residence in Northern Ireland.
Camilla helped to pour a pint of Guinness during a visit to the Parson’s Nose restaurant.