Jeremy Irons says Meghan Markle's struggle in royal life is 'huge shame for our monarchy'

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In a candid interview, the pair opened up about the struggle of being in the intense spotlight.Elsewhere, Jeremy opened up to The AV Club about his role in the new House of Gucci film.Speaking about working with Ridley, he explained how much he enjoyed his filming style.He explained: “Filming can be extremely tedious and go on for a long time, and that drains you as an actor when you’re trying to sort of keep a spirit in a scene.“Ridley shoots with many cameras at the same time.

Four cameras on Gucci.“On the first picture I did with him, he sometimes had about seven cameras going.”Jeremy continued: “That’s wonderful because it means you don’t have to do a performance and then reverse and then different angles and remember what on earth you.