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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor<\/a>\u00a0makes a brief appearance in\u00a0King Charles’<\/a>\u00a0upcoming\u00a0Prime Video<\/a>\u00a0documentary Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision<\/a>, which will release on the streamer on Friday, February 6. In a new one-minute clip released ahead of the film’s release, the 77-year-old King is seen watching archive footage that includes his disgraced younger brother and other family members. Narrator Kate Winslet<\/a> introduces the monarch’s first landmark speech at the age of 21 as he watches a recording of his younger self giving his first address.\u00a0<\/p>\n Other footage shows him walking with his parents, Queen Elizabeth II<\/a> and Prince Philip<\/a>, and three siblings on the grounds of the Berkshire royal estate. A young Andrew is seen wearing brown trousers and a pale yellow top while Princess Anne dons a bright yellow dress. Charles and his father Philip opted for tweed suits, and young Queen Elizabeth II wore a pale green skirt and a matching jacket. The family’s pet corgis run between their feet in the playful scene. King Charles premiered the documentary in front of A-listers at a screening at Windsor Castle on January 28.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The documentary was completed before the latest bombshells surrounding Andrew<\/a> landed following the release of further images from the Jeffrey Epstein files.<\/p>\n The former Duke of York plunged further into humiliation<\/a> this week after the US Department of Justice released the latest batch of documents relating to the late convicted paedophile, many of which featured Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.<\/p>\n It is claimed the King dramatically ordered his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, out of Royal Lodge<\/a> after he got tired of seeing photographs of him horse riding around Windsor everywhere, while the Epstein scandal was taking hold<\/a>.<\/p>\n The disgraced former Duke of York<\/a>, who no longer bears any titles or honours due to his links to the convicted paedophile, moved to a temporary accommodation in Norfolk<\/a>, reported by The Sun<\/a> to be Wood Farm Cottage, in the middle of the night this week, amid the latest wave of bombshells to emerge from the latest batch of the Epstein files.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n The original plan was that he would move out of Windsor next week; however, the latest revelations reportedly infuriated the King<\/a>, and his move was rushed forward.<\/p>\n Andrew\u00a0has been urged not to make any statements to law officers<\/a> regarding Jeffrey Epstein<\/a>, unless he is legally required to, just hours after police confirmed that they are assessing allegations against him<\/a> of a sexual encounter with an Epstein victim.<\/p>\n While being mentioned in the Epstein files does not suggest any wrongdoing, the latest revelations, including disturbing emails and pictures featuring Andrew, have brought a fresh wave of scrutiny to the Royal Family.<\/p>\n