of the story. “They spent Christmas there for many years and that’s where we set the movie in the early ’90s, around 1992, we’re not specific. It’s Christmas Eve, Christmas and Boxing Day… We get to understand what it is she wants and what she will do.”
Larraín adds that Charles and Diana’s eventual divorce and the Princess’s tragic death will not form part of the story. “She died years after where our story is set and so we don’t deal with that,” he says. “It’s only three days of her life and in that very small amount of time, you’re able to get into a wider, bigger perspective of who she was. We all know her fate… and we don’t need to go there.
Another key focus of the drama? Diana’s bond with her sons, Princes William and Harry. “The key is how she discovers during the process of the movie that what she really needs to do is be who she wants to be,” says Larraín. “And by that, it doesn’t mean she needs to be next to anyone, to be part of anything, but herself and her own children. Diana was many things, but chief among them, she was a great mother.
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