The chairman of film studio Universal has described becoming a dame as “exceeding all expectations”, as she received her honour at Windsor Castle.
Dame Donna Langley-Shamshiri, who oversaw franchises such as the Mamma Mia films, Despicable Me and the Fast & Furious, was joined by England’s chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty, Olympic diver Tom Daley and consumer expert Martin Lewis, among others, as they were recognised by Prince Charles on Tuesday.
