Last Updated on 02/13/2023 by てんしょく飯
Prince Harry, one of the viewers of “The Crown,” a drama depicting the reign of Queen Elizabeth II, does something he “can’t help” doing while watching the drama.
What Prince Harry does while watching “The Crown
Prince Harry, who left the British royal family at the end of March 2020, appeared on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” to promote his memoir “Spare,” and while watching the Netflix drama “The Crown,” he did “one thing. He admitted that he is doing “something” while watching the Netflix drama “The Crown”.
The Crown” depicts the backstage of the British royal family and the changes in British society with Queen Elizabeth as the central character. The drama has caused controversy.
Although Netflix, which produces the drama, has left it to the viewer’s understanding and judgment and has not included a warning that the story is “fiction,” some members of the British royal family and others involved are said to have a less than favorable impression of this work, which is a fiction based on an actual historical event. In fact, King Charles has said that he is not very happy with “The King of England”. In fact, King Charles is somewhat dissatisfied with the way he is portrayed in “The Crown,” and when he attended an event in 2021, he said, “Hello, nice to meet you all. I am not the person I am portrayed as on Netflix,” Scottish Labour Party leader Anas Sarwar revealed.
Prince Harry, on the other hand, said of “The Crown” on the U.S. talk show “The Late x 2 Show with James Corden” in 2021, “It’s fiction, but it’s broadly based on fact. It’s not strictly accurate, though. That drama gives you a rough idea of what the royal lifestyle is like, like the pressure to put duty and service above family and everything else, and the consequences that come with that,” he said with a certain understanding.
When asked about “The Crown” again on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” by show host Stephen Colbert, Prince Harry replied, “You all seem to like ‘The Crown. As a matter of fact, I watch ‘The Crown’ too. From the oldest to the newest,” he said. When asked if he fact-checks while watching, he replied, “Yes.
He also said, “It is important to convey history correctly (because it can become a drama). It is important to convey history correctly (because it can become a drama). Ironically, however, there are some statements in “Spare” that are not true, and many people who have heard this story have commented harshly that they should fact-check their own books.
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