Princess Diana’s Brother Earl Spencer Discusses Infamous Panorama Interview: ‘I Was Shocked And Appalled’

The Crown, as you may or may not have heard, isn't exactly popular with the extended royal family—with Princess Diana's younger brother, Charles, Earl Spencer, one of its greatest critics.

Kristen Stewart is preparing to take on the role of a lifetime. The “Twilight” franchise star is set to embody the late Princess Diana in an upcoming film, titled “Spencer,” and opened up about the opportunity she has to make her mark in the story of the royal who died in a car accident in 1997.

Also Read: Kristen Stewart to Play Princess Diana in Pablo Larraín's 'Spencer'“Spencer” will look at Princess Diana over the course of one of her final Christmas holidays with the House of Windsor in their legendary Sandringham estate. Steven Knight wrote the screenplay.

Princess Diana broke all kinds of royal precedent and protocol when she sat down for an explosive, tell-all interview with journalist Martin Bashir on BBC Panorama. In the now-infamous interview, Diana candidly discussed the breakdown of her marriage to Prince Charles, including his affair with his now-wife Camilla Parker Bowles and her own affair with James Hewitt.

Princess Diana‘s brother Earl Charles Spencer wants viewers to understand that The Crown isn’t an accurate portrayal of the real-life royal drama.The White Ship author, 56, appears as a guest on the Sunday, November 22, episode of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh, where he discussed his feelings on the show’s accuracy. In a preview clip, Spencer said he drew the line when The Crown wanted to film at his family home.“There is a bit.

Prince William recently released a very rare statement about his mother and the late Princess Diana and the controversy surrounding her 1995 interview with Martin Bashir on his show at the time, Panorama. It has been alleged that Bashir created fake bank account documents to try and convince the Princess’ brother to give him an interview with her.

Panorama host Martin Bashir in November 1995. But last month, the Sunday Times that Bashir had created fake bank statements to manipulate Diana's brother Spencer into helping negotiate the interview.

Prince William is speaking out about the BBC’s investigation into the 1995 Panorama interview with his late mother, Princess Diana.“The independent investigation is a step in the right direction,” the 38-year-old prince noted in a statement from Kensington Palace on Wednesday, November 18, according to royal correspondent Omid Scobie.

Prince William has broken his silence after a new probe into the infamous 1995 Panorama interview with Princess Diana was announced.The Duke of Cambridge, who recently "struggled to breathe" after "testing positive for coronavirus", has said the independent investigation into Martin Bashir's methods to secure the interview "should help establish the truth" over the BBC's decisions.

Prince William is speaking out.

Prince William has broken his silence and revealed that he 'welcomes' a new investigation into the BBC interview with his mother Princess Diana.

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