That goes too far for many Royal fans! In the new film in the American television series “Harry and Meghan”, Duchess Meghan dies in a car accident. The scene is very reminiscent of the death of Princess Diana.
Tasteless, macabre, disgusting: These are just a few of the descriptions on Twitter of the film death of Duchess Meghan, 40. The scene comes from the third part “Escaping the Palace” of the television film series of the US broadcaster “Lifetime”.
In the film scene, Duchess Meghan dies like Princess Diana once did
The film begins with a dream sequence of Prince Harry, 36, as the “Daily Mail” reports. This shows how Meghan is involved in a car accident – just a few days after the 24th anniversary of Princess Diana, †36, of the death of Princess Diana.
The Duchess’ car overturned, just as it once was with Diana. The car is surrounded by a photographer: inside. Harry pushes through the crowd and pulls the door open. His wife can be seen upside down in the picture and begs him to help her. Then Harry wakes up and the dream is over. Meghan comforts him with son Archie, 2.
Royal fans are outraged
The fans are outraged that the scene is absolutely tasteless. A user on Twitter writes: “The first part was ok, the second not so much and the third – no thanks.” It is just “disgusting” to use Harry’s mother’s terrible accident as a model for a nightmare.
Overall, the users on Twitter do not give the creators of the series a good deal. The “Lifetime” films are all cheap and not authentic. Some even wonder why it was even possible to make such films.
Even before it was broadcast, the series came under fire: the actors: the inside hardly look like their role models. The script is cheesy and the type of camera work is questionable. The characters speak directly into the camera like in a mockumentary, similar to “Stromberg”.
Not only do Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan appear in the series with their son Archie, but Queen Elizabeth, 95, Prince William, 39, and Duchess Catherine, 39, can also be seen. Even Princess Diana was not spared by the makers.
Sources used: dailymail.co.uk, twitter.com