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Jon Burlingame editorComposer Joseph Trapanese was determined to make the music for “America the Beautiful,” National Geographic’s six-part series launching July 4 on Disney+, different than that of any nature documentary to date.“Hollywood is so guilty of misappropriating culture,” Trapanese says, “tapping into a culture and throwing it around, willy-nilly.” So he determined to score the continent-spanning story of North American flora and fauna with authentic musical touches as well as a very modern mix of traditionally orchestral and more contemporary sounds.Series producer Dan Rees and executive producers Vanessa Berlowitz and Mark Linfield said they “didn’t want the typical nature documentary sound,” the composer explained. Trapanese called an old friend, Sean Carey of indie folk band Bon Iver (they had previously joined forces for a song in 2017’s “Only the Brave”), and asked him to collaborate on an opening song.

National Geographic has given the green light to a new series titled Underdogs with Ryan Reynolds set to narrate.

Fremantle has made its second acquisition in the UK in two weeks.

After publicly announcing she and Harry would be cutting ties with four major British tabloids, Meghan Markle made her first interview appearance (all right, it was pre-recorded, but still!) on Good Morning America Monday morning.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visited Botswana, Africa, when they were dating in 2017. While they were there, they just so happened to have dinner with directors Mark Linfield and Vanessa Berlowitz, who were working on a documentary for Disneynature called Elephant. Fast forward three years—and Meghan has provided the voiceover work for that very same film. I love this little detail!

With Meghan Markle’s highly-anticipated first post-royal gig having just debuted, ET has learned how the former star nailed her performance — with some help from Prince Harry.

Prince Harry stayed by Meghan Markle 's side as she recorded her new Elephant documentary and even offered her direction on her performance.

You probably know by now that has already landed (and completed) her since marrying : a voiceover for Disneynature’s Elephant, which is available to stream today, April 3, on Disney+.The film follows a specific herd of elephants as they cross 1,000 miles of the Kalahari Desert in search of water, beginning in Botswana. This detail is important.

Prince Harry reportedly joined Duchess Meghan for the narration recording of the Disneynature documentary Elephant back in October. The film's release marks the first independent project from the Duchess of Sussex since stepping down as a senior working royal alongside Harry earlier this week.

Prince Harry was a supportive husband to his wife, Meghan Markle, as she narrated Disney's new documentary film,

Meghan Markle was "absolutely fascinated" by the matriarchal leadership in elephants when she was recording her voiceover, it's claimed.

Prince Harry was there all the way to support Meghan Markle when she recorded her narration for the new Disney+ documentary “Elephant”.

Meghan Markle is narrating Disney's new documentary Elephant, which drops April 3 on Disney+—and apparently Prince Harry joined her in the studio last October for her voice-over sessions.

Meet the elephants that are on parade for an entire year.

By Peter White