Add another one, Kristen Stewart in her own Diana movie "Spencer", she was pretty good too. Her chemistry with the actors who played William and Harry was amazing
OMG Yes! Yes! I saw Spencer at theaters and I was absolutely amazed by her performance! You are right. That portrayal of Diana by Steward was also outstanding.
He gave into the pressure placed on him to marry her and then took his frustrations out on her, criticizes, cheats on her and hypocritically acts outraged when she cheated too. And still why she did the interview? Well that says a lot about him than her.
@@hi.goodbye2167 the most harm done to Harry and William was the viscious divorce. What kind of mother is so overtaken my anger that she would do this to her kids? Any parents that allow their children to suffer additionally in a divorce, dont deserve them. This should tell you she wasnt the angel you think she was. About time you grew up and stop emotions clouding your thinking
This is haunting how she has the mannerisms of Diana down to a T, incredible, i saw the original as a 12 year old and my family sat in total silence from beginning to end and this gave me goosebumps.
@@Coryraisa Exactly.. I saw the original interview and I watched it again when it recently hit my YT feed. No, this actress was too emotive and her facial mannerisms looked like she was sucking on a jawbreaker or something. Diana was reserved but restrained; not knowing that Bashir set her up. The guy was a sleeze. She was smart though in putting the ball back in CHARLES" court and outting his affair with Camilla.
shame people don't appreciate the editing in this scene... Her performances is stunning during the entire season, but the editing in this scene was what gave a plus in her speech
The way the interview unfolded in the crown is fenomenal and worth of attention. It felt as if suddenly I was back in the 90’s. I can’t believe even my heart was racing as she spoke. The way Elizabeth channels Diana is uncanny. It felt very in the moment. Real. You can actually feel for her as she was deceived by the interviewer, but at the same time it allowed her to speak her truth. Something that might have eaten her from the inside out; crying to be let out. As we know Charles was also a victim of the system he was born to but that doesn’t mean Diana’s suffering was not real. She just wanted to be heard and understood emotionally.
"As we know Charles was also a victim of the system he was born to but that doesn’t mean Diana’s suffering was not real. She just wanted to be heard and understood emotionally." - No Charles simply had to make a choice. The crown or Camilla. But he wanted both, so he married a teenage girl and let his frustration out on her.
Speaking her truth: the marriage is failure, the Royal Family does not accept her, and she will NOT be Queen of England. She is the People's Princess, not the royal family's, not Charles', not Queen Elizabeth's. She's not theirs to have.
If Diana didn’t get her side out, the monarchy could have distorted the narrative. It was important that the people understood why the marriage broke down, from Diana’s own perspective, because they expected her to one day become queen.
thats what I always said...peeople wanted to know....and they had right to know cause this is British royal family...people who rule them and Diana just spoke the truth...cant comparethis with Meghan tho cause shr isliying sooo freakin much
@@HK-gm8peso when Diana speaks out, everyone is on her side. But, when Meghan did the same thing, she’s a liar. If Meghan was 100% white, I think the narrative would be different. The “lies” that you see and hear are all gossip. Think about the racist tendencies you may have in your mind and reflect about how you could be a better person. Think before you say or write hateful things
@@l.a.3479 - She had to admit to the courts that she did have involvement in the book 'Finding Freedom' about her and Harry's life after she previously said she had no involvement, and texts were then found of her and Harry in discussion with the author. - The bishop of Canterbury came forward and said it was not true that he had married them before the ceremony as Meghan had told Oprah he had. - She implied her children were not given titles due to their race, even though admitting in the same interview she was aware of the rules set by King George V in 1917. Her children don't have titles because of those rules, for the same reason Prince Andrew or Princess Anne's grandchildren don't have the titles, who are white. - She said her passport was 'taken' after going on almost a dozen world trips over a short amount of time. Royal family members have their passports kept for safe keeping, making travel easier so they don't have to deal with it themselves. She was being disingenuous. - Several staff workers reported her for bullying. - She says the media scrutiny is over race, even though the British public and world were exclusively positive of her relationship with Harry having knowledge of her race for a year before their marriage. There are many, many more examples. She consistently provably lies about events including ones relating to race. Unless she presents evidence as to her claims, its fairly safe to assume they're similar to these instances.
@@shadysorkin9214 prince Andrew's children do have titles. Princess Anne's children were not given titles as she refused them. She wanted her kids growing up as private citizens. The bishop of Canterbury made a statement i agree but look at the words he used.. the 'legal' wedding was on the day we all witnessed it but what happened in private is something he doesn't need to reveal so maybe they said their vows in private or had what some may deem as the religious wedding in private. I'm not too familiar with the rulings in Christianity when it comes to weddings so happy to be corrected here but I know some religions will regard exchanging the vows verbally as a religious wedding although it won't be deemed legal until you sign the legal document etc. Maybe Meghan and Harry meant religious wedding when they said they married 3 days earlier. I'm just assuming here as that's all we can do really. The race point you make is subjective. The announcement that they were a couple came with prince harry making a statement about the racial abuse she was facing so let's not ignore that. She did face racial abuse as she's had real death threats from the far right so much that people have been prosecuted as a result. Her child was compared to a chimpanzee and a GF of an MP made racial comments that were leaked. So to say there was no racial element to the abuse she got is incorrect. She did face racial discrimination by sections of the media and by some parts of the public I.e far right. The finding freedom thing was obvious... and was pretty stupid of her to say she didn't feed any information.
I broke silence to my mother about Woody.EXE and Mummy was stunned. No wonder why I never talked to her about him because he’d be angry for opposing Woody.EXE. It was intense
I saw the original. The work place I was in was totally silent. Like you could hear people listening. This was honestly the top of the final slide ....and what an impact
What a great impersonator and a actor she is!! I feel goosebumps!!!She's the closest role player to our Queen Diana. She give life to Princess Diana through this series!! RIP QUEEN DIANA!!
People, keep in mind that NOBODY knew she was going to do this interview. And I mean NOBODY, Andrew Morton set it up, Martin Bashir and his crew knew they were interviewing someone, and she knew. That was it. Her staff even found it funny she gave them the night off, because that’s something she normally never did. She left the palace laying down in the back of a car to give it. Nobody knew that this interview happened until everyone turned on their tele’s the next morning and saw it. So of course that throws a bomb into how the Royal Family deals, but after so many bombs put on her, she decided it was her turn to speak.
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective. And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage. But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes. Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience. Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven. She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain. But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace. Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control. Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart. We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people. RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
“Do you think you will ever be Queen? I’d like to be a Queen of people’s hearts, in people’s hearts.” Diana most certainly is to this very day by many and she deserved far better. Rest in Peace, Diana, The Queen of People’s hearts.
This interview with Martin Bashir is even more uncomfortable if you realize the lengths to which Bashir went to get that interview--essentially, he played to her paranoia about the royal family using deceptive tactics. That being said, this was one of Diana's best interviews...
you know this guy has nothing to do with what happened to Diana, she exposed them and they were angry, she spoke up like her baby son, now speaking up, and the same people who got angry at the mom, are now angry at the son. She did the interview.. People got mad, the royals got mad her son did the documentery, people got mad, the royals got mad Hopefully the son doesn't get the same end as the mom.
That why I've found this hard to watch. Although not everything we see on this show is real, it's hard to see how Diana being played not just by Establishment but media going after her like she some type of animal.
I think she would do this interview anyway. she genuinely chose to believe him and even wrote a letter saying that she didnt regret what was said. the author of her book, andrew morton said that she wanted to defend herself and that's why she decided to write the book and later decided that she needed to give an interview. It's a shame that it was this man who got to her and manipulated her even more BUT at the same time it's good that she did this interview otherwise the royal family would distort her story to defend themselves as they already do trying to rewrite her story. everything she said in this interview has already been said in her book. and the royal family still tries to create an unstable image for her, something she never was as it is widely known by her friends and teachers that she was not unstable before marrying charles. they left her like this
Debicki is remarkable. She finds Diana's voice and her spirit. The Look, the intonation. Excellent! For me there was some miscasting. Charles is not quite right. There must have been other choices. The UK has remarkable actors. One might have been more spot on. Josh O 'Connor in last season nailed the role, his look evoked Charles, younger of course. My opinion.
Hearing Diana’s voice just haunted me and Woody.EXE was emotionally standing there not knowing what to do. Bless him he’s never seen me like this before
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective. And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage. But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes. Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience. Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven. She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain. But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace. Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control. Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart. We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people. RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
I agree and to think her own son William tried to rubbish her truth as being nothing but princess Diana being paranoid makes it even more awful. He should be ashamed of saying those words. This was her truth her experience she wasn't forced to say anything. Plus the tapes which she did on her own accord were telling a similar if not same story as this interview so I firmly believe she was honest in this. It was her experience her feelings who no one could have told better but her
But the sad part is, after all these years, prince william discredited his moms interview while the people of England today have now made camilla a “hero” for destroying the marriage & marrying Charles like she anticipated.
@@eliasp92509 PW should be ashamed of discrediting his mother's truth. Really ashamed. He's proven he really is his father's son. And all the people bashing Harry forget king Charles criticised his own upbringing very publicly too
@@Kashish4Eijaz Yes Wiliam gaslighted his mother's memory. Harry honored her better. He said even though she was tricked she had still spoken her truth.
That's because Stewart is kind of a shit actress. I can't imagine what they were thinking casting her as such an iconic BRITISH character. How often does an American play an iconic Brit? The last time I can think of is Maryl freaking Streep. Does my brain in.
Elizabeth Debicki did a great job playing Princess Diana and I wished they kept Emma Corrin and Josh O Connor and they did a good job as well. Princess Diana is greatly missed but the Crown is for the new generation for people who don't know Princess Diana. She was the Queen of People's hearts and the people's Princess and Princess Diana even said that she won't go quietly and she will battle till the end and she knew she wouldn't be Queen of England b/c people see her as a Non Starter.... she knew everything and she was killed in car accident in Paris France in August 31 1997 and billion people watched her funeral. Princess Diana was the one that was popular and everyone loved Diana. Even her boys have Diana's spirit and I wonder what Princess Diana would think of the royal family now. Its so different and not the same anymore and Prince Charles is now King Charles.
Elizabeth Debicki is just uncanny. What an incredible accent she has and she’s Australian. Can’t help but admire her she’s also very tall as well gives her a very long regal look.
Elizabeth Debicki did a fantastic job! She has her voice and mannerisms down to a T! This might be the best portrayal of Diana that I’ve ever seen, possibly the best thus far. This scene had me drawn in, I think I was silent almost the whole time, I felt like I was watching the real thing. I can’t imagine what it must of been like to tune into the real interview. I was only 4 years old when the actual interview aired.
Elizabeth Debicki was spot on as Diana. Dominic West may not look like Charles, but boy is he a great actor. 3:30 is insanely good, the anger he feels is palpable. He handles the really strong emotions so well in The Crown in both seasons 5 and 6.
Elizabeth Debicki absolutely kills this role as Diana. Her acting is superb and she looks just like the princess and has all of Diana's mannerisms to a T. It's eerie how much she looks like her. It spooked me out a few times while watching. She is an excellent actress. I so hope she wins the prime time Emmy award in January. She so deserves it.
Neah. Diana was shy, vulnerable, frank and very expressive, none of which are captured by this actress. She's too confident (which Diana wasn't) and her eyes don't express the sadness, longing and compassion that Diana's expressed. She's very flat. Don't understand the hype around her.
We all know the interview, and can find it in full on YT. The larger point of including it here and this way was to show how it was being received by audiences and possibly the family.
As a big fan of the late Diana, Princess of Wales both Elizabeth and Emma - did exceptionally well. They managed to capture the late Princess' voice/intonation and most of her gestures, mannerisms and facial expressions. There are probably just 3 things that maybe only Diana can do and can't be copied. Her side long stares, shy smiles with her eyes looking so innocent/dreamy/child-like and when she tucks her chin down and looks up through her eyelashes. Both actresses did these but it's not quite the same - they have stronger/defiant kinda persona.
Diana was also a great manipulator of the press. Part of this interview was the sleazoid machinations of Bashir which led to this interview. While she didn't whole-heartedly agree to this, she rather turned this into a coup that would force Charles' hand. She put it back into HIS court. While she undoubtedly stated she'd never be queen, she made it very clear she was after all, the mother of the heir and the spare and was a Lady by birth; something that Camilla was not. However, looking at it now, Camilla became queen consort BECAUSE of Diana's death.
My aunt was lucky to meet Princess (Queen) Diana when she opened St Mary’s hospice in Ulverston . I was told that meeting Diana was a magical experience, she was kind, warm, passionate and everything one expects of an angel. Her presence and character was truly genuine and not for the attention from the Media!
God I miss Princess Diana! Despite being 2 when she died ❤ This interview just reminds me of the heartbreak I felt for her. Despite the fact her marriage was unideal , I’m grateful we still had someone like Diana in the royal family ❤
Since it came out how Bashir forged Diana into the Panorama interview people seem to forget that Every single word Diana Said was the Truth and nothing But. It’s sicking how Bashir fuelled Diana’s Paranoia. Rip Diana Queen of Hearts ❤️
@@SwalihaNoor. Below is a link to the BBC's Panorama programme they did on the interview inquiry. It explains what Bashir did th-cam.com/video/iPQxg4qyRb0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rL-SAqzUVSp2EPGP
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective. And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage. But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes. Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience. Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven. She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain. But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace. Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control. Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart. We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people. RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
Someone told her that isolating a personality line; and it resonated with her. The way she said it I just know she was told that. This was incredible back then and unheard of. I feel for her. I really do.
@@Jay-bi8vz EXACTLY and it wasn't like she was just an intellectual noob. While people took her self-effacing joke to assuage a child as a confession (that she was thick as a plank) , she was a veracious reader of literature, politics, world events and of self-help. I mean, part of her job was to KNOW what was going on in the world and was very, very keen as to her influence on things. True, she may have went overboard on the self-help thing.. But she wanted to get better and she said over and over again that had she been given the chance to rest and regroup she would have done so much better. And she DID do so after Harry was born. Once she had that showdown with Camilla and the backlash she suffered at the mouth of Sauron, I mean, Charles, she said in one interview that at that point, she knew she had to get better and to make a life for herself. So she dove headfirst into everything; learning as much as she could. So while yes, most of her one-liners did come from her speech writers and things she picked up, she was after all, as you pointed out, very intuitive, emotive, articulate and had a subtle wit about her.
Um WOW... Having just watched the actual Diana interview with Bashir fully for the first time few days ago this is so eerily perfect. The way Elizabeth absolutely nails this to all the facial moments the voice just WOW. She has those big expressive sad eyes in this too! If Elizabeth doesnt win an Emmy for this role ill be shocked.. She wasnt doing a corny imitation of Diana but really become her!
Diana said it when the interviewer asked her whether she would be queen or not. She replied "no" and gave reasons as justification (included that statement). In other words, she thought she wouldn't be queen because she considers the Royalty destructive beings.
It's so important note you said.. They miss that on purpose in order to portray her as unstable and mentaly delusional and distructive so the blame of the failure of the marriage will be because of her not because of Charles infidelity
She's absolutely wonderful! Perfect! God bless Dear Diana!💛A tribute to her honesty and her authenticity. They failed her. He failed her. That's for him to live with. Him being the present Monarch.
Unfortunately, she didn't get Diana's look of sadness and she couldn't control Diana's mouth movements either. But to be honest her acting is pretty good and better than Emma Corrin
@@juanitacanon3120 the thing about Kristen is she always appears to be straining herself when acting. She played Diana much like she played everything else in the past decade. I have not seen anything different between her acting as Bella or as Diana or Snow White.
Barbara Walters was actually shocked when Princess Diana did the Panorama Interview because Diana told her next time she did an interview it would be with her.
Princess Diana was beautiful inside and out. She just had a vision of a good hearted woman that wanted to share her love with society. It's too bad Charles was so blind not to see it and realize that he had a wonderful woman beside him that would of made a beautiful queen. England would of been proud but because of jealousy,greed and adultery it came all down to a horrific ending. Diana just wanted to be loved but her ends were extremely sad. Hopefully through her sons her memory will outshine the rest. RIP beautiful Diana in the arms of the angels.😢
I think through this series and this scene, many of us identify with her. That is why when she was alive she was so loved by the world. We are all lucky to try, but trying to keep something is not enough. Just like all of us are lucky to be kicked out of a team. In this scene, she is at the interview alone and the whole family is having fun. This makes us identify with her even more. She had the wrong behavior many times, because you can't knock an institution of centuries. But the way the royal family treated her was inhumane.
@@adrielsebastian5216 the fact that they showed her more in pain and Charles more determined,feels more like they are taking intake from basic human emotions what people feel at certain age
The heart know what it wants and with heavy . Heart. Any marriage is worth fighting for and. I strongly believe about , every princess has every right Stand up for her country and her people just become she is not married nobody takes advantage of her and. Every princess should have the right to be married to her true Love not because she should take the crown
Also the Beautiful Elisabeth Debicki, like Emma Corrin, did a really fantastic job Playing our Wonderful and Unique Princess Diana 💖👸🏼🇬🇧. This was the most important interview of Lady D, unfortunately a very sad interview...but this actress (Elizabeth Debicki 💖) gives me lots of vibes and emotions...i really love the Crown and i really love Lady D with all my heart💖
To be a fly on the wall as the Royals sat down and watched the interview. The wonder of what was going through their minds as the interview was going out.
It's amazing how good Emma Corrin and Elizabeth Debicki have been portraying Lady Diana. They both nailed the persona with dramatically good results.
If Diana was still alive she’d invite the 2 actresses for a tea party every week
Add another one, Kristen Stewart in her own Diana movie "Spencer", she was pretty good too. Her chemistry with the actors who played William and Harry was amazing
OMG Yes! Yes! I saw Spencer at theaters and I was absolutely amazed by her performance! You are right. That portrayal of Diana by Steward was also outstanding.
Agreed
Close. 🤗 I am Canadian.
He gave into the pressure placed on him to marry her and then took his frustrations out on her, criticizes, cheats on her and hypocritically acts outraged when she cheated too. And still why she did the interview? Well that says a lot about him than her.
What exactly do you mean? What do we know about her from this?
@@hriat.i she had to speak her truth
He was not outraged by her cheating. It freed him up to go his own way without guilt.
@@hriat.i ASK KEN WHARFE
@@hi.goodbye2167 the most harm done to Harry and William was the viscious divorce. What kind of mother is so overtaken my anger that she would do this to her kids? Any parents that allow their children to suffer additionally in a divorce, dont deserve them. This should tell you she wasnt the angel you think she was. About time you grew up and stop emotions clouding your thinking
This is haunting how she has the mannerisms of Diana down to a T, incredible, i saw the original as a 12 year old and my family sat in total silence from beginning to end and this gave me goosebumps.
Not quite. Diana was a lot softer and quieter and blushed several times during her real interview.
@@Coryraisamost humans can't make themselves blush on command, even the greatest actors
@@jthomasmack
True, they can't, so yes, the blushing part I can understand.
@@Coryraisa Exactly.. I saw the original interview and I watched it again when it recently hit my YT feed. No, this actress was too emotive and her facial mannerisms looked like she was sucking on a jawbreaker or something. Diana was reserved but restrained; not knowing that Bashir set her up. The guy was a sleeze. She was smart though in putting the ball back in CHARLES" court and outting his affair with Camilla.
WOW! She’s SO fabulous! She even did the inhaled “yeah” at 2:47 that the actual Diana did twice in the original interview. NAILED IT!!!!!
The acting is so good, its insane!
shame people don't appreciate the editing in this scene... Her performances is stunning during the entire season, but the editing in this scene was what gave a plus in her speech
I see more sweetness and irony in Diana. It's all so tragic here...
Really❤
Who said they don't appreciate the editing?
The way the interview unfolded in the crown is fenomenal and worth of attention. It felt as if suddenly I was back in the 90’s. I can’t believe even my heart was racing as she spoke. The way Elizabeth channels Diana is uncanny. It felt very in the moment. Real. You can actually feel for her as she was deceived by the interviewer, but at the same time it allowed her to speak her truth. Something that might have eaten her from the inside out; crying to be let out. As we know Charles was also a victim of the system he was born to but that doesn’t mean Diana’s suffering was not real. She just wanted to be heard and understood emotionally.
"As we know Charles was also a victim of the system he was born to but that doesn’t mean Diana’s suffering was not real. She just wanted to be heard and understood emotionally." - No Charles simply had to make a choice. The crown or Camilla. But he wanted both, so he married a teenage girl and let his frustration out on her.
@@freakyGIRLnumber1 And he got both in the end lol
@@sleepysalsw Yes, that is my point. It is ridiculous to paint him as a victim. He fucked up in every possible way and still got everything he wanted.
I personally think that Debicki’s performance in season 5 lacked some of Diana’s warmth and sweetness.She is too cold for Diana in my opinion
Your spelling is phenomenal.
‘do you think you will ever be Queen’ really hit me!
Despite her death, she is still Queen Diana❤
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Queen Diana forever 👑
No one of the Royal Family will ever be as loved as Diana.
Prince asking what is she doing... bro she is moping the floor with you, take a seat 😂
*mopping*
Exactly he expected her to fall in line and keep quiet while he busy playing with Camilla.
Speaking her truth: the marriage is failure, the Royal Family does not accept her, and she will NOT be Queen of England. She is the People's Princess, not the royal family's, not Charles', not Queen Elizabeth's. She's not theirs to have.
Facts
If Diana didn’t get her side out, the monarchy could have distorted the narrative. It was important that the people understood why the marriage broke down, from Diana’s own perspective, because they expected her to one day become queen.
thats what I always said...peeople wanted to know....and they had right to know cause this is British royal family...people who rule them and Diana just spoke the truth...cant comparethis with Meghan tho cause shr isliying sooo freakin much
@@HK-gm8pe How do YOU know that Megan is "lying"? 🤔
@@HK-gm8peso when Diana speaks out, everyone is on her side. But, when Meghan did the same thing, she’s a liar. If Meghan was 100% white, I think the narrative would be different. The “lies” that you see and hear are all gossip. Think about the racist tendencies you may have in your mind and reflect about how you could be a better person. Think before you say or write hateful things
@@l.a.3479
- She had to admit to the courts that she did have involvement in the book 'Finding Freedom' about her and Harry's life after she previously said she had no involvement, and texts were then found of her and Harry in discussion with the author.
- The bishop of Canterbury came forward and said it was not true that he had married them before the ceremony as Meghan had told Oprah he had.
- She implied her children were not given titles due to their race, even though admitting in the same interview she was aware of the rules set by King George V in 1917. Her children don't have titles because of those rules, for the same reason Prince Andrew or Princess Anne's grandchildren don't have the titles, who are white.
- She said her passport was 'taken' after going on almost a dozen world trips over a short amount of time. Royal family members have their passports kept for safe keeping, making travel easier so they don't have to deal with it themselves. She was being disingenuous.
- Several staff workers reported her for bullying.
- She says the media scrutiny is over race, even though the British public and world were exclusively positive of her relationship with Harry having knowledge of her race for a year before their marriage.
There are many, many more examples. She consistently provably lies about events including ones relating to race. Unless she presents evidence as to her claims, its fairly safe to assume they're similar to these instances.
@@shadysorkin9214 prince Andrew's children do have titles. Princess Anne's children were not given titles as she refused them. She wanted her kids growing up as private citizens.
The bishop of Canterbury made a statement i agree but look at the words he used.. the 'legal' wedding was on the day we all witnessed it but what happened in private is something he doesn't need to reveal so maybe they said their vows in private or had what some may deem as the religious wedding in private. I'm not too familiar with the rulings in Christianity when it comes to weddings so happy to be corrected here but I know some religions will regard exchanging the vows verbally as a religious wedding although it won't be deemed legal until you sign the legal document etc. Maybe Meghan and Harry meant religious wedding when they said they married 3 days earlier. I'm just assuming here as that's all we can do really.
The race point you make is subjective. The announcement that they were a couple came with prince harry making a statement about the racial abuse she was facing so let's not ignore that. She did face racial abuse as she's had real death threats from the far right so much that people have been prosecuted as a result. Her child was compared to a chimpanzee and a GF of an MP made racial comments that were leaked. So to say there was no racial element to the abuse she got is incorrect. She did face racial discrimination by sections of the media and by some parts of the public I.e far right.
The finding freedom thing was obvious... and was pretty stupid of her to say she didn't feed any information.
I'm glad she spoke and stood up for herself because no woman should ever stay silent when something happened to them😢
I broke silence to my mother about Woody.EXE and Mummy was stunned. No wonder why I never talked to her about him because he’d be angry for opposing Woody.EXE. It was intense
@@nicolelawless9942 🥺♥️
I saw the original. The work place I was in was totally silent. Like you could hear people listening. This was honestly the top of the final slide ....and what an impact
Elizabeth is portraying Diana EXACTLY the way I imagine her, having heard of her all my life
HER VOICE IS THE EXACT SAME I CANT 😩😩💖
What a great impersonator and a actor she is!! I feel goosebumps!!!She's the closest role player to our Queen Diana. She give life to Princess Diana through this series!! RIP QUEEN DIANA!!
She wasn’t Queen, you know that? Just an aristocratic clothes Horse with a big nose
People, keep in mind that NOBODY knew she was going to do this interview. And I mean NOBODY, Andrew Morton set it up, Martin Bashir and his crew knew they were interviewing someone, and she knew. That was it. Her staff even found it funny she gave them the night off, because that’s something she normally never did. She left the palace laying down in the back of a car to give it. Nobody knew that this interview happened until everyone turned on their tele’s the next morning and saw it. So of course that throws a bomb into how the Royal Family deals, but after so many bombs put on her, she decided it was her turn to speak.
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective.
And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage.
But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes.
Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience.
Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven.
She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain.
But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace.
Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control.
Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart.
We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people.
RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
Darling Diana. What an amazing actress she played her
What an amazing actress THAT played her.
“Do you think you will ever be Queen? I’d like to be a Queen of people’s hearts, in people’s hearts.” Diana most certainly is to this very day by many and she deserved far better. Rest in Peace, Diana, The Queen of People’s hearts.
This interview with Martin Bashir is even more uncomfortable if you realize the lengths to which Bashir went to get that interview--essentially, he played to her paranoia about the royal family using deceptive tactics.
That being said, this was one of Diana's best interviews...
you know this guy has nothing to do with what happened to Diana, she exposed them and they were angry, she spoke up like her baby son, now speaking up, and the same people who got angry at the mom, are now angry at the son.
She did the interview.. People got mad, the royals got mad
her son did the documentery, people got mad, the royals got mad
Hopefully the son doesn't get the same end as the mom.
Well the drama showed the utter unscrupulousness of Bashier to get his scoupous.
Martin Bashir ....scummy reporter....what he did to Diana he also did to Michael Jackson.
That why I've found this hard to watch. Although not everything we see on this show is real, it's hard to see how Diana being played not just by Establishment but media going after her like she some type of animal.
I think she would do this interview anyway. she genuinely chose to believe him and even wrote a letter saying that she didnt regret what was said. the author of her book, andrew morton said that she wanted to defend herself and that's why she decided to write the book and later decided that she needed to give an interview. It's a shame that it was this man who got to her and manipulated her even more BUT at the same time it's good that she did this interview otherwise the royal family would distort her story to defend themselves as they already do trying to rewrite her story. everything she said in this interview has already been said in her book. and the royal family still tries to create an unstable image for her, something she never was as it is widely known by her friends and teachers that she was not unstable before marrying charles. they left her like this
She wasn’t crazy, she was insightful
But no one likes the one who speaks the uncomfortable truth
Debicki is remarkable. She finds Diana's voice and her spirit. The Look, the intonation.
Excellent! For me there was some miscasting. Charles is not quite right. There must have been other choices. The UK has remarkable actors. One might have been more spot on. Josh O 'Connor in last season nailed the role, his look evoked Charles, younger of course. My opinion.
Hearing Diana’s voice just haunted me and Woody.EXE was emotionally standing there not knowing what to do. Bless him he’s never seen me like this before
She did better than Stewart. Stewart nearly demolished the image of the peoples princess.
@@eliasp92509Kristen was playing a different imagined version of Diana so, she had to act in that way.
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective.
And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage.
But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes.
Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience.
Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven.
She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain.
But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace.
Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control.
Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart.
We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people.
RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
I agree and to think her own son William tried to rubbish her truth as being nothing but princess Diana being paranoid makes it even more awful. He should be ashamed of saying those words. This was her truth her experience she wasn't forced to say anything. Plus the tapes which she did on her own accord were telling a similar if not same story as this interview so I firmly believe she was honest in this. It was her experience her feelings who no one could have told better but her
Well said..
But the sad part is, after all these years, prince william discredited his moms interview while the people of England today have now made camilla a “hero” for destroying the marriage & marrying Charles like she anticipated.
@@eliasp92509 PW should be ashamed of discrediting his mother's truth. Really ashamed. He's proven he really is his father's son.
And all the people bashing Harry forget king Charles criticised his own upbringing very publicly too
@@Kashish4Eijaz Yes Wiliam gaslighted his mother's memory. Harry honored her better. He said even though she was tricked she had still spoken her truth.
She really had Diana’s accent and mannerisms spot on here, brilliant scene
Wow. She played princess Diana much better than Kristen Stewart ever did.
That's because Stewart is kind of a shit actress. I can't imagine what they were thinking casting her as such an iconic BRITISH character. How often does an American play an iconic Brit? The last time I can think of is Maryl freaking Streep. Does my brain in.
That's because Elizabeth is a better actress.
@@Threeleebird couldn’t agree with you even more.
Elizabeth Debicki did a great job playing Princess Diana and I wished they kept Emma Corrin and Josh O Connor and they did a good job as well. Princess Diana is greatly missed but the Crown is for the new generation for people who don't know Princess Diana. She was the Queen of People's hearts and the people's Princess and Princess Diana even said that she won't go quietly and she will battle till the end and she knew she wouldn't be Queen of England b/c people see her as a Non Starter.... she knew everything and she was killed in car accident in Paris France in August 31 1997 and billion people watched her funeral. Princess Diana was the one that was popular and everyone loved Diana. Even her boys have Diana's spirit and I wonder what Princess Diana would think of the royal family now. Its so different and not the same anymore and Prince Charles is now King Charles.
no need for the competing. i think stewart did a phenomenal job
Elizabeth Debicki is just uncanny. What an incredible accent she has and she’s Australian. Can’t help but admire her she’s also very tall as well gives her a very long regal look.
Elizabeth Debicki did a fantastic job! She has her voice and mannerisms down to a T! This might be the best portrayal of Diana that I’ve ever seen, possibly the best thus far. This scene had me drawn in, I think I was silent almost the whole time, I felt like I was watching the real thing. I can’t imagine what it must of been like to tune into the real interview. I was only 4 years old when the actual interview aired.
She was a very brave woman....
A MASTERPIECE....WELL DONE ELIZABETH DEBICKI🥺🥺🥺🥺
The actress is AMAZING
Elizabeth Debicki was spot on as Diana. Dominic West may not look like Charles, but boy is he a great actor. 3:30 is insanely good, the anger he feels is palpable. He handles the really strong emotions so well in The Crown in both seasons 5 and 6.
Queen of people's hearts
Elizabeth's performance was the best element to me in Season 5.
we are three person in this marriage so was be crowded 😔 I will never forget this passage
Even her voice matched with the Real Princess.. From a distance she looks exactly like Princess Diana🥹
Elizabeth Debicki absolutely kills this role as Diana. Her acting is superb and she looks just like the princess and has all of Diana's mannerisms to a T. It's eerie how much she looks like her. It spooked me out a few times while watching. She is an excellent actress. I so hope she wins the prime time Emmy award in January. She so deserves it.
Neah. Diana was shy, vulnerable, frank and very expressive, none of which are captured by this actress. She's too confident (which Diana wasn't) and her eyes don't express the sadness, longing and compassion that Diana's expressed.
She's very flat. Don't understand the hype around her.
I remember this interview Princess Diana 👸she was just pouring her heart out for everyone to know the truth ❤
Punctuation is your friend.
I cried watching this and after I told Woody.EXE the same thing about battling until the end but not without him by my side
Such important things she shed light on I wish they had showed the whole interview all the way through.
It's on u tube.
No time for that in the show.
We all know the interview, and can find it in full on YT. The larger point of including it here and this way was to show how it was being received by audiences and possibly the family.
@@therenegade916agree about brevity but shame the rf are desperately trying to ban the original interview.
That would have been 50 minutes in a 55 minutes long episode. Wouldn't have worked.
She is exactly like Diana!
I like how they switched up the words because Diana def said “NON STARTER”
As a big fan of the late Diana, Princess of Wales both Elizabeth and Emma - did exceptionally well. They managed to capture the late Princess' voice/intonation and most of her gestures, mannerisms and facial expressions. There are probably just 3 things that maybe only Diana can do and can't be copied. Her side long stares, shy smiles with her eyes looking so innocent/dreamy/child-like and when she tucks her chin down and looks up through her eyelashes. Both actresses did these but it's not quite the same - they have stronger/defiant kinda persona.
Diana was also a great manipulator of the press. Part of this interview was the sleazoid machinations of Bashir which led to this interview. While she didn't whole-heartedly agree to this, she rather turned this into a coup that would force Charles' hand. She put it back into HIS court. While she undoubtedly stated she'd never be queen, she made it very clear she was after all, the mother of the heir and the spare and was a Lady by birth; something that Camilla was not. However, looking at it now, Camilla became queen consort BECAUSE of Diana's death.
Regardless of Charles III reign. Diana’s memory will always overshadow him
Diana forever the Queen of People's Hearts!❤
My aunt was lucky to meet Princess (Queen) Diana when she opened St Mary’s hospice in Ulverston . I was told that meeting Diana was a magical experience, she was kind, warm, passionate and everything one expects of an angel. Her presence and character was truly genuine and not for the attention from the Media!
God I miss Princess Diana! Despite being 2 when she died ❤
This interview just reminds me of the heartbreak I felt for her. Despite the fact her marriage was unideal , I’m grateful we still had someone like Diana in the royal family ❤
3:29 when she promises to not tell her friends your embarrassing moments but then she does.
😂
Since it came out how Bashir forged Diana into the Panorama interview people seem to forget that Every single word Diana Said was the Truth and nothing But. It’s sicking how Bashir fuelled Diana’s Paranoia.
Rip Diana Queen of Hearts ❤️
What he really did to her?? Can u please tell me?
@@SwalihaNoor. Below is a link to the BBC's Panorama programme they did on the interview inquiry. It explains what Bashir did
th-cam.com/video/iPQxg4qyRb0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rL-SAqzUVSp2EPGP
My take on the Panorama interview is that after Charles went public with his interview and described his marriage with Diana as "irretrievably broken down", Diana wanted to also show her perspective.
And honestly, if you watch the original interview, Diana never once dismisses the Royal family; she only speaks directly of her experience of feeling isolated in an unloving marriage.
But she also states that she's happy to have found her role in helping other people and working with causes.
Martin Bashir asked open questions, she could refuse to answer, but the royal family now trying to say that Diana was "forced" or blackmailed is just stupid, I believe she would have voiced her side of the story one way or another. She already went undercover about her book, and the secret tapes of describing her experience.
Na, Diana was crying out and she did that interview with so much grace and honesty, that no matter how it was phrased, it would have felt threatening to the royal family because of Diana's very modern and down to earth character - she leads by empathy and care for the people, not systematically driven.
She also would have did the interview to stress that even if there was a divorce imminent (it didn't happen until after the interview), Diana wanted to make clear her intentional role as a possible ambassador for Britain.
But the response backfired and Diana paved her own path outside the palace.
Her example is a very humanistic and compassionate one, and her testament was the necessary shake the royal family needed to connect better with it's people and state issues. Lead from compassion, not just control.
Diana's death, and therefore silence, speaks volumes - and her light shines even brighter because her example is still hugely relevant, as she was a very REAL person and with an open heart.
We lost a wonderful person who would have done so much more good, and was just finding her own way to best assist, through healing and showing love for the people.
RIP Diana, Princess of Wales. ✨💙
4:04 she reminds me so much of Emma Corrin in here. Amazing performance.
Someone told her that isolating a personality line; and it resonated with her. The way she said it I just know she was told that.
This was incredible back then and unheard of. I feel for her. I really do.
Or maybe it was Diana's found wisdom from experience? She was well-educated and articulate, and had great emotional intelligence
@@Jay-bi8vz EXACTLY and it wasn't like she was just an intellectual noob. While people took her self-effacing joke to assuage a child as a confession (that she was thick as a plank) , she was a veracious reader of literature, politics, world events and of self-help. I mean, part of her job was to KNOW what was going on in the world and was very, very keen as to her influence on things. True, she may have went overboard on the self-help thing.. But she wanted to get better and she said over and over again that had she been given the chance to rest and regroup she would have done so much better. And she DID do so after Harry was born. Once she had that showdown with Camilla and the backlash she suffered at the mouth of Sauron, I mean, Charles, she said in one interview that at that point, she knew she had to get better and to make a life for herself. So she dove headfirst into everything; learning as much as she could. So while yes, most of her one-liners did come from her speech writers and things she picked up, she was after all, as you pointed out, very intuitive, emotive, articulate and had a subtle wit about her.
Um WOW... Having just watched the actual Diana interview with Bashir fully for the first time few days ago this is so eerily perfect. The way Elizabeth absolutely nails this to all the facial moments the voice just WOW. She has those big expressive sad eyes in this too! If Elizabeth doesnt win an Emmy for this role ill be shocked.. She wasnt doing a corny imitation of Diana but really become her!
But they missed something really important: "I am here to be good. I am NOT a DESTRUCTIVE person". Hahahaha
How is that funny? 🤨
Diana said it when the interviewer asked her whether she would be queen or not. She replied "no" and gave reasons as justification (included that statement). In other words, she thought she wouldn't be queen because she considers the Royalty destructive beings.
It's so important note you said.. They miss that on purpose in order to portray her as unstable and mentaly delusional and distructive so the blame of the failure of the marriage will be because of her not because of Charles infidelity
After this interview it is almost impossible not to hate prince Charles.
I watch Elizabeth debicki portraying diana princess of wales , I feel remember her 🥺
Overall, can we appreciate, the sound ..the music, the intricate location sound....is so phenomenal......🥺😌
The actress looks remarkably like Princess Diana
Debicky was painfully outstanding!
Wow its scary how like Diana she is 😮 even the smile, the head down etc! Incredible 😍
She does an excellent version of Diana
Til this day I still say "You go Lady Di !"
Brilliantly portrayed ❤
This actress is so tall! 😮
I’m 52 Canadian woman and I bawled my eyes out the day Princess Dianna died 😢
The people’s queen forever ❤
She's absolutely wonderful! Perfect! God bless Dear Diana!💛A tribute to her honesty and her authenticity. They failed her. He failed her. That's for him to live with. Him being the present Monarch.
impeccable interpretation
And she played the part so well ❤❤❤
Best episode of the season!
The show was soo good can't wait for finale
best person to tell princess diana’s story ❤
People can imitate dianas mannerisms... but it looks so odd on others but so elegant and beautiful when diana does it
Her voice, her smile, her expression are really look like Diana
She did not disappoint princess Diana❤️
And I love her for that
Unfortunately, she didn't get Diana's look of sadness and she couldn't control Diana's mouth movements either. But to be honest her acting is pretty good and better than Emma Corrin
The new season is on for about five days and I have already seen it all seven times! Hahaha 😅
beautiful and strong Diana, you are living in our hearts always ❤
This actress deserves a award. She did such a good job.
Beauty and strong 💪🏻 ❤️ we love you princess forever ❤️ ♥️
Goosebumps.
Well this was definitely a better/real/more emotional acting than whatever Kristen Stewart did.
Really.? I thought Kristen was really good.
@@juanitacanon3120 the thing about Kristen is she always appears to be straining herself when acting. She played Diana much like she played everything else in the past decade. I have not seen anything different between her acting as Bella or as Diana or Snow White.
Kristen never plays the character but rather herself in the situation the character is in.
@@gelbblau3379 ooooh finally. I never could really say what it was about her acting that seemed so unflexible. You are so right.
I thought she was good enough in Still Alice
Barbara Walters was actually shocked when Princess Diana did the Panorama Interview because Diana told her next time she did an interview it would be with her.
Princess Diana was beautiful inside and out. She just had a vision of a good hearted woman that wanted to share her love with society. It's too bad Charles was so blind not to see it and realize that he had a wonderful woman beside him that would of made a beautiful queen. England would of been proud but because of jealousy,greed and adultery it came all down to a horrific ending. Diana just wanted to be loved but her ends were extremely sad. Hopefully through her sons her memory will outshine the rest. RIP beautiful Diana in the arms of the angels.😢
I think through this series and this scene, many of us identify with her. That is why when she was alive she was so loved by the world. We are all lucky to try, but trying to keep something is not enough. Just like all of us are lucky to be kicked out of a team. In this scene, she is at the interview alone and the whole family is having fun. This makes us identify with her even more. She had the wrong behavior many times, because you can't knock an institution of centuries. But the way the royal family treated her was inhumane.
Great one ❤️💗💚👍
I thought season 5 will sum up it all but events are so critical that they only covered half of events.
Yeah they ended just a few weeks before her death so that probably would be on episode 1 of season 6
@@adrielsebastian5216 the fact that they showed her more in pain and Charles more determined,feels more like they are taking intake from basic human emotions what people feel at certain age
Wow I had the impression I had Diana in front of me
To think camila is now queen but I can’t help but think of princess Diana 💔🥺
ugh thank u for cutting it down i hate how they broke it all up on theshow
Having my kids only brought me joy
Great season 👍🏾
"WHAT THE HELL IS SHE DOING!?
She ended you
I think she ended herself.
2:25-2:35 💯💯💯🥰🥰 just like Diana,she is the queen
Charles definitely looks villainous here……..
The Queen watched telly wearing a tiara?! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
shes not watching TV, she's at an event.
Yes, and dressed in an evening gown, wearing expensive jewelry and sitting in a balcony with her husband. 🙄🤦
@@l.a.3479 lol
This is drama not documentary so dramatic licence was employed by producers here.
The heart know what it wants and with heavy . Heart. Any marriage is worth fighting for and. I strongly believe about , every princess has every right
Stand up for her country and her people just become she is not married nobody takes advantage of her and. Every princess should have the right to be married to her true Love not because she should take the crown
Also the Beautiful Elisabeth Debicki, like Emma Corrin, did a really fantastic job Playing our Wonderful and Unique Princess Diana 💖👸🏼🇬🇧. This was the most important interview of Lady D, unfortunately a very sad interview...but this actress (Elizabeth Debicki 💖) gives me lots of vibes and emotions...i really love the Crown and i really love Lady D with all my heart💖
Well she is the Queen of peoples hearts so she won and now they are miserable getting eggs thrown at them
Love Diana 🌹 🇧🇷
3:59 You are and always will be our Queen 😢
One of my favourite scenes form the Crown movie was the part: *You have voted “no” for the monarchy*
I had no idea there was a show based off of Princess Diana my God I'm going to watch it
So my British cousins across The Pond, how are you liking The Tampon King and Queen Horsemilla?
The soundtrack in this scene is "BODIES" from season 3
To be a fly on the wall as the Royals sat down and watched the interview. The wonder of what was going through their minds as the interview was going out.