Princess Diana’s pals blast ‘insensitive’ Netflix as The Crown films moments leading up to her fatal car crash in Paris

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Out with the old and in with the new is a now familiar part of “The Crown” and its rotating cast, serving as a reminder of how rich the existing British acting pool is with its slew of recognizable faces. This series can also make careers as Emma Corrin and Vaness Kirby were launched into the stratosphere after her breakout performance as the young Diana Spencer and Princess Margaret.

EXCLUSIVE: Prasanna Puwanarajah said he jumped at the opportunity to appear in The Crown portraying infamous television journalist Martin Bashir, pummeled by a BBC inquiry that condemned the “deceitful” methods he used to obtain the controversial 1995 Panorama TV interview with Princess Diana, because ”roles like that just don’t really exist for Asian actors.”

Elizabeth Debicki, 32, who will portray Princess Diana in season five of Netflix’s The Crown, has admitted she “might never know” the Royal family following her role in the show.The actress went on to explain that, while she initially found the role “overwhelming” she ultimately saw it as “a gift”. Speaking about the prospect of playing the late Princess Diana, Elizabeth recalled: “I think in the very beginning that did overwhelm me, the idea of this kind of collective [of Diana disciples] out there.“It’s a trap, right? A swampy quagmire.So, I would stand over the kitchen sink and say, ‘I cannot do this.’” However, the star went on to reveal that, once the script arrived, she realised she was simply playing “a character”. Speaking about the attention that the popular series receives, Elizabeth reflected: “I don’t have any big opinions about the Royal Family.That’s an advantage here, right?”When asked by Vogue UK during their interview about whether she knew any of the Royals, Elizabeth laughed and replied, “No.”“Maybe I never will now.

The Crown's Elizabeth Debicki has revealed she was 'spooked' at the idea of playing Diana and used to tell herself - 'I cannot do this'.The actress, 32, has taken on the role of a lifetime with her part as the late Princess of Wales in the new series released on November 9.But she has now told in a new interview with British Vogue how she was 'overwhelmed' with the prospect of taking on the character - as well as reflecting on recreating her 'revenge dress' scenes.  Doubts: The Crown's Elizabeth Debicki has revealed she was 'spooked' at the idea of playing Diana and used to tell herself - 'I cannot do this'She told the publication: 'I think in the very beginning that did overwhelm me, the idea of this kind of collective [of Diana disciples] out there.'It's a trap, right? A swampy quagmire. So, I would stand over the kitchen sink and say, 'I cannot do this.' But then the scripts arrived and she realised: 'This isn't meta.

Elizabeth Debicki, 32, who will portray Princess Diana in the latest season of Netflix show The Crown, has stressed the importance of not taking the show as fact.

THE priest who gave Princess Diana her last rights has slammed Netflix's The Crown for recreating the crash that killed her. Father Yves-Marie Clochard-Bossuet said the scene is "voyeuristic and cruel" in a furious tirade at the streaming giant. And he blasted the recreation of Diana's final 1997 journey as devastating to her entire family.

Michael Jackson was close friends with Princess Diana after the two superstars met in the late Eighties.That is what the King Of Pop's son Prince Jackson said while on ITV's Good Morning Britain on Friday.'Every time my father used to speak about his relationship with her it was filled with so much love, but also at the same time sorrow, because he had lost a friend that was so near and dear to his heart,' said the 25-year-old humanitarian.Michael, who passed away in 2009, first became acquainted with Diana, who died in 1997, while backstage at Wembley Stadium in London in 1988.  Close pals: Michael Jackson was close friends with Princess Diana after the two superstars met in the late Eighties. That is what the King Of Pop's son Prince Jackson said while on I TV's Good Morning Britain on Friday.

Close friends of the late Princess Diana have slammed The Crown as the Netflix show plans to depict the moments leading up to her death.

Piers Morgan, 57, took to Twitter and hit out at Prince Harry, 37, and the "furore" surrounding series five of The Crown.The Duke of Sussex, who has a deal with Netflix for an upcoming docu-series, has previously defended The Crown, saying last year that it was "obviously fiction".The Uncensored host has since taken to social media and claimed Harry "despises" people detailing intrusive information about his family but suggested it's fine when it's his "employer doing it".Piers took to the micro-blogging site and addressed the recent "furore" surrounding the new series which is set to air on the streaming platform next month.He tweeted to his 7.9 million followers: "Prince Harry's silence over The Crown furore says it all."The TalkTV presenter went on to claim it's fine for himself, his wife Meghan Markle or his employer to speak out.Harry was fiercely defended by royal fans who disagreed with Piers' stance.Kerry commented: "Harry has already been asked and said it’s fictional and only loosely based on the truth what more do you want? Has the rest of the family spoke out?"Jav wrote: "Give it up Piers."Zara added: "It’s a drama TV programme based on events.

SHAMELESS Netflix bosses were last night branded “sadistic and wicked” for recreating Princess Diana’s final hours for The Crown. Haunting scenes show Di — played by Elizabeth Debicki — in a limo before her horrific crash in a Paris tunnel. Her close friend Simone Simmons told The Sun that the hit drama risked forcing Princes William and Harry to recall “the most painful time” of their lives.

Netflix has resumed production for season six of acclaimed royal drama The Crown and sources say the platform recreated the death of Princess Diana over the weekend