![]() ![]() ![]() We will never remember Diana through films like this of course, but this is an oddly moving though hilarious account of 12 tumultuous years, and although less said about the support cast especially those playing the royals the better, it is the best of the sorry crop of 'biofilms' on Diana. Diana, Her True Story Hardcover Januby Andrew Morton (Author) 11,095 ratings See all formats and editions Kindle 14.99 Read with Our Free App Audiobook 0.00 Free with your Audible trial Hardcover 35.70 13 Used from 4.59 3 New from 34.00 Paperback 10.99 56 Used from 4.17 36 New from 10. Serena Scott Thomas plays Diana as a very wilful character more so than in Morton's book but affecting I think, and believable. Charles: There IS no substance to our relationship! And when Diana has either cut her wrist, or thrown herself downstairs, or run in tears from a reception, The Queen to Charles: What did you do THIS time! Although the costuming and sets are pretty good, small details like completely fictitious newspapers are irritating and I think unnecessary, it is recent history after all. ![]() The Queen: You must alter the substance of your relationship. Charles as played by David Threlfall is so beyond caricature, it is like watching a walking talking dummy from Madame Tussauds. The book shocked audiences for its disclosure of Dianas bulimia nerviosa struggle and how the Princess had made five suicide attempts due to her unhappiness. Many of the lines are almost beyond belief. Oh dear, oh dear, the very first Diana cash-in when she was still alive, I would really like to know if she ever saw this and what she thought. ![]()
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