as many have been shocked and saddened by the portrayal of the late Princess Diana's life and relationship with Prince Charles. But is it fair to see it as an accurate depiction of events?
And now, actor Helena Bonham Carter — who plays Princess Margaret in the series — has weighed in on the debate over whether viewers should be warned thatThe Crown,Related StoryShe said: 'It is dramatised. I do feel very strongly, because I think we have a moral responsibility to say,"Hang on guys, this is not … it’s not a drama-doc, we’re making a drama." So they are two different entities.
Bonham Carter's comments follow only days after culture secretary Oliver Dowden said that he intends to write to Netflix to request that a 'health warning' be added to the beginning of each episode ofReal life royal photos of The Crown S4 storylines Princess Diana’s younger brother Earl Spencer has also requested that the streaming platform include some kind of 'disclaimer' at the beginning of each episode, and Emma Corrin — who plays Princess Diana in the fourth series – has previously admitted that the series 'has its roots in reality and in some fact' but specified that 'Peter Morgan’s scripts are works of fiction'.to get more articles like this delivered straight to your inbox.
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