wrote in the Daily Mail.Instead of meeting Harry in person, the author received videos of the duke in Norway while he was on his way to meet the soldiers.“In the end I was sent a video of him out on the ice, enthusing about the beauty of the landscape and the bravery of his companions,” McCrum, 67, wrote.Among the videos McCrum received, one showed Harry submerged in ice whilst decked out in a polar kit.And while the clip was filmed specifically for McCrum, the author said it failed to provide any helpful insight into the duke’s trek.“It was recorded just for me but hardly illuminating.
The word ‘amazing’ featured a lot, I remember,” McCrum said of the video.“This was worked up into a thoughtful chapter, which then had to get copy approval from Clarence House.”And despite all his efforts during the making of the book, McCrum remains doubtful that Harry ever read the final version that hit shelves worldwide.
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