Royal fans are convinced Prince Harry STOPPED singing God Save the King while battling his emotions as he bowed to his father at Westminster Abbey Versatile, affordable and easy to use! How to use paint to transform your home without blowing the budget Who's who in the pews at Westminster Abbey? Close family were given prime seats as they watched King Charles' Coronation What Harry said in the Abbey: Lip reader reveals Duke's comments as Prince is spotted chatting to Jack Brooksbank at Coronation service Who's who on the Buckingham Palace balcony? Senior royals and the late monarch's cousins join the King and Queen and Camilla's grandchildren 'Yaay King'! Prince Louis is spotted yelling support for his grandfather from carriage window after the lively five-year-old stole the show No more meal-time tantrums! Start to ENJOY family dinners again with these delicious 20-minute ideas everyone will love

William's tender moment with his father: Prince of Wales appeared emotional as he kissed Charles's cheek during historic CoronationĬheeky Louis strikes again! Lip reader reveals how little Prince boasted to his sister Charlotte on the way to the Abbey Why did Prince Louis leave his seat during the Coronation ceremony? Kate and William's special plan for their son, 5, during the service revealed In 2007, 12 Angry Men, which was adapted from a play, was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being 'culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant'. It was the first film directed by Sidney Lumet, who went on to direct a string of hit films, including Dog Day Afternoon, Network and Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. He starred alongside acting heavyweights and Oscar winners such as Henry Fonda, Martin Balsam and Ed Begley. Klugman portrayed juror number five - none of the 12 men are named in the film except two at the very end - whose slum upbringing gives him an insight into the case that none of the other men have.

In 2012, Jack Klugman became the last of the actors who portrayed the dozen jurors from the seminal Hollywood classic to die. Professor Rosenzweig, who is penning an upcoming biography, managed to identify the court case which the film is allegedly based on - only to discover Rose (pictured) did not serve on the jury

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