"The Crown" is an Anglo-American drama that tells the modern story of the British royal family, and since the first season was broadcast, it has been loved by a wide audience, because people can finally get a glimpse of the story behind this ancient royal family.
As the plot progresses, the fifth season of The Crown will tell the story of Diana's marriage to Charles. In reality, the marriage of the royal couple ended in tragedy. The turning point in their marriage was Diana's interview with Martin Bashir's Panorama. At that time, Diana revealed a lot of the royal family's insider stories, which seriously damaged the reputation of the royal family and greatly annoyed the queen. Earlier this year, an investigation found that Bashir used "deceptive behavior" to induce Diana to conduct the controversial interview.
According to reports, Netflix will spend a full episode of the fifth season focusing on and dramating Diana's interview in 1995, and Prince William is very dissatisfied with this and calls for it not to be broadcast.
William said: "This 'Panorama' show has no legitimacy and should not be broadcast again. It has actually established a false narrative that has been commercialized by the BBC and other companies over the past 25 years. ”
Royal commentator Margaret Holder said: "William is frustrated and it's embarrassing for Harry". Because Harry has signed a contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars with Netflix for his own benefit, he is unlikely to stand up and attack Netflix, and silence is his best choice at the moment.
Diana's interview with Panorama is a big selling point, how can Netflix miss it. It continued filming despite Prince William's objections.
An insider told The Sun: "The creators of The Crown see this interview as key to season five, and they invested a lot of money in it. For writers, the stormy marriage between Charles and Diana made her talk about it in Panorama, and the aftermath of this interview determined the last months of her life. The Crown has records of in-depth study of royal history, but they have now thrown those records aside. ”