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Prince Harry in talks to make Diana documentary
Harry is considering a film project with Archewell Productions and Netflix as he weighs several ways to honor Diana’s legacy, a source said.
- Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, is exploring a documentary to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death in 2027, though no project has been finalized or confirmed as of yesterday.
- This exploration coincides with Charles Spencer's memoir 'Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,' published on Tuesday, which sparked a public dispute after Buckingham Palace rebuked the Earl's claims regarding King Charles.
- Earl Spencer stated Harry is "completely fine" with the memoir, which portrays both brothers as "two little boys who had the most exceptional mother." Any documentary would likely be produced by Archewell Productions and acquired by Netflix.
- Unlike their 2017 joint contribution to documentaries marking the 20th anniversary, collaboration between Harry and the Prince of Wales appears unlikely given their ongoing estrangement.
- As the 2027 anniversary approaches, the potential documentary emerges amid competing accounts of the late Princess's legacy, reflecting the Duke's proactive effort to shape the narrative.
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op-online.deThe Duke of Sussex is already talking about a possible film project for 2027. Diana's brother Charles Spencer could also be involved.
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