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23 years ago, a 36-year-old Diana was tragically killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31. Even her press-shy sons openly admit that it still haunts them. In an October 2019 ITV documentary, Prince Harry said it’s a “wound that festers.” Prince William recently admitted that when he became a father, his emotions about losing his mother came back “in leaps and bounds.” It doesn’t help that her untimely death is still shrouded in conspiracy theories often re-circulated every Labor Day. So as The Crown dives into the Im not a perfect son but my crazy mom loves me and that is enough shes a bit crazy you hurt me and theyll never find your body shirt Apart from…,I will love this Diana years—as fascinating as they are for the audience—they are touching on a painful time for a family that’s still grappling with the aftershocks of immense grief. It’s one thing to vaguely read something in a tabloid. It’s another to see it completely, realistically reenacted and streamed to the world.

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This isn’t to make The Crown a scapegoat for the Im not a perfect son but my crazy mom loves me and that is enough shes a bit crazy you hurt me and theyll never find your body shirt Apart from…,I will love this royal pop-culture subgenre. Movies about Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana are a dime a dozen, as are unauthorized books and all sorts of fan fiction. But what’s different with The Crown is, well, how good it is. While no one is taking Lifetime’s Harry and Meghan: A Royal Romance seriously, The Crown, with its critically acclaimed actors and sky-high production value, is so much more encompassing, immersive and, as a result, believable. Josh O’Connor sounds exactly like Prince Charles, Emma Corrin looks exactly like Princess Diana, and the Buckingham Palace set is so detailed it feels like it could be the real thing. Then there’s the fact that so much of it does closely mimic real-life events: The Crown has an astute team of researchers who dig up archival press clippings, interview transcripts, and even bring in eye-witnesses to the events they want to portray on the show. While yes, most watchers are aware that The Crown exaggerates, the show blends fact with fiction so seamlessly that it’s hard to extract what’s fabricated and what’s not without some serious post-binge research.

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