'It's intimidation': West End's iconic Prince Charles Cinema fears it could be forced to close amid lease battle
Briefly

The Prince Charles Cinema, a key independent cinema in London's West End, faces potential closure due to a controversial lease clause that could force it out within six months if redevelopment occurs. The cinema accuses its landlord, Criterion Capital, of intimidation tactics over this clause and unreasonable rent hikes. With over 6,000 signatures on a petition against the redevelopment, the cinema emphasizes its role in drawing visitors and contributing to the local economy, having a cult following for unique film selections since its establishment in the 1960s.
The Prince Charles Cinema accused its landlord of using intimidation tactics over a lease clause, threatening its future as an independent cinema in London.
The loss of The Prince Charles Cinema would have repercussions beyond the building itself, impacting the West End's cultural and economic landscape.
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