The Prince Charles Cinema, a cherished venue in London's Leicester Square, has garnered immense popularity for its unique film offerings and celebrity patronage. With over 150,000 signatures on a petition, the cinema is fighting to retain its lease against landlord Zedwell LSQ Ltd, who threatens to close it down. Former staff recount memorable experiences including interactions with film legends and the nostalgic atmosphere that drew many artists. Its affordable pricing and cult screenings have cemented its status as a vital cultural institution in the heart of London.
"I worked on the box office at the Prince Charles Cinema between 1995 and 2000. Working there was fun. I remember serving Nick Cave drinks..."
"We all lost it when George Lucas brought his family in to see Mars Attacks! He let the manager unashamedly take a photo with him."
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