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Viral mashup video by Gary Janetti compares Prince Louis to 'AntiChrist' Damien from 'The Omen'

Janetti's parody video opens with historical footage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, dubbed over with commentary from director Richard Donner's original film 'The Omen'
PUBLISHED JUN 7, 2022
 Gary Janetti (L), executive producer on 'Will and Grace', compared Prince Louis (R) to Damien in 'The Omen' in a parody video (Ian Vogler - WPA Pool/Getty Images,  Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)
Gary Janetti (L), executive producer on 'Will and Grace', compared Prince Louis (R) to Damien in 'The Omen' in a parody video (Ian Vogler - WPA Pool/Getty Images, Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)

Prince Louis' facial expressions during Queen Elizabeth II's Jubilee celebrating her 70-year reign stole the spotlight from the monarch. Now, Royal followers have jokingly created hundreds of viral memes of Prince Louis as the 'Devil incarnate,' poking fun at his facial expressions and antics at the Jubilee celebrations. 'Will & Grace' creator Gary Janetti has joined in the madness and compared the pint-sized prince to the demonic Damien Thorn from the 1976 horror film 'The Omen.'

During the ceremony, the youngest heir to the British monarchy Louis was captured throwing a temper tantrum, and booing mom Middleton during one of the Jubilee's procession events. Janetti posted footage from Sunday that appeared to show Louis' funny actions. Janetti, renowned for his popular posts mocking the royal family, posted his comic creation on Instagram on Monday, June 6, where it instantly received thousands of likes. The Platinum Jubilee festivities began on Thursday, June 2, with Queen Elizabeth II going onto the Buckingham Palace balcony, which is becoming increasingly unusual. Several Royal family members attended the occasion and posed for pictures, including Princes Charles, Camilla, Kate Middleton, and Prince William. Though the monarch was the primary attraction, it was her great-grandson Prince Louis who stole the show with his eccentric behavior.

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The video parodies 'The Omen,' a film about the unexplained happenings and horrible deaths that befall the rich Thorn family as Damien enters boyhood. The clan eventually realizes that the child is the Antichrist. Janetti's parody video opens with historical footage of Prince William and Kate Middleton, overdubbed with commentary from director Richard Donner's original film. The video then shifts to a 2018 vision of the Duke and Duchess praising Louis on the steps of a London hospital only days after he was born. "But when the child was 5 years old, something terrible happened," the mock narrator said, eerily. The 'Family Guy' creator also included footage of Prince Louis shouting from the Buckingham Palace balcony during last Thursday's Trooping the Colour military flyover.

“For generations, the Thorns have been a family of tremendous wealth, position, and power. The perfect marriage of Ambassador Robert Thorn and his wife Katherine was fulfilled by the birth of their son, Damien,” the narrator states in the video.



 

The parody video got immediate attention and fans thought Janetti’s mashup has achieved “perfection". One viewer wrote: “This is without a doubt your best work.” Another commented: “I was waiting for your take." A third added, “You never disappoint!” "A masterpiece," another user remarked. One tweet mockingly stated, "Go ahead, have kids! They are such a blessing."

Janetti was an executive producer on 'Will & Grace' and the creator of the British sitcom 'Vicious' before becoming a social media celebrity with his postings against the Royals. The comedian, who has almost a million Instagram followers, has parlayed his successful account into an HBO Max parody cartoon series dubbed 'The Prince,' which premiered in 2021. However, after one season, the show was called off.



 

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