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The Crown bosses spark fury as filming resumes to recreate Princess Diana’s death – despite backlash

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FILMING of scenes leading up to Princess Diana's tragic car crash have reportedly taken place in Barcelona this weekend. The Catalan city’s Francesc Macia Square was given a French makeover ahead of Netflix’s return to Barcelona for filming of the sixth series of The Crown.

Filming was halted in Barcelona on September 9 following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Local press reported in the run-up to the weekend and yesterday/on Saturday that series chiefs would be  recording the events leading up to Diana’s ill-fated 1997 trip to Paris when she died in an underpass crash.

Respected Catalan daily El Periodico said on Saturday: “The scene filmed is the fatal car accident Lady Di suffered.” Catalan online news website NacioDigital, claiming the September 9 suspension had led to a change of venue from an elegant avenue of gardens called the Jardinets de Gracia, said: “The producers of the series wanted to carry out one of the most critical moments in the history of the British monarchy in the Jardinets de Gracia, the death of Diana in a traffic accident.

READ MORE ON THE CROWN'VILIFYING' The Crown 'would've destroyed' Queen - Harry must pull out of Netflix, pal saysNETFLIX SNUB Netflix refuse to put disclaimer on The Crown despite plea from Judi Dench “This Friday and Saturday filming took place in Francesc Macia Square.” Adding a Catalan TV and radio reporter had been able to get closer to the set of The Crown to give more details of filming, it added: “In this legendary city square they shoot the critical moment when the paparazzi chase Lady Di’s car through Paris.” Netflix insisted recently: “The exact moment of the crash impact will not be shown.” Last week it was forced to defend the series after former British PM John.

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