Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made their debut at the Sundance Film Festival in Utah to promote their new documentary, Cookie Queen. The couple attended a special screening and premiere for the film, which follows four Girl Scouts during the cookie-selling season. Harry, 41, and Meghan, 44, are credited as executive producers through their company, Archewell Productions.
The pair posed on the red carpet with others involved in the making of the documentary, as well as Amy Redford, the daughter of the late Sundance founder Robert Redford. Meghan spoke from a podium, reflecting on her own experience growing up as a Girl Scout in California, with her mother, Doria Ragland, serving as her troop leader.
“As a former Girl Scout myself, with my mom as my troop leader, I have a personal affinity for this film,” she said. “I’m proud that all our conversations and collaboration have led to Archewell Productions partnering with this award-winning team to executive produce this incredibly captivating documentary.”
The documentary is directed by Alysa Nahmias, with Archewell Productions partnering alongside Beautiful Stories and AJNA Films. The couple founded Archewell Productions in 2020 and have a deal with Netflix, having released projects including Harry & Meghan, Heart of Invictus, and With Love, Meghan.
The appearance came days after Harry took a stand at London’s High Court, where he and six other celebrities sued the publishers of The Daily Mail over alleged unlawful information gathering dating back 30 years. Harry appeared emotional as he recounted how the press “made my wife's life misery.”
