Prince Harry in talks to make Diana documentary
Harry is weighing a project with Netflix and Archewell Productions as family members are approached, but no documentary has been confirmed.
- Prince Harry is exploring a documentary to mark the 30th anniversary of Princess Diana's death in August 2027, having approached family and friends, including his uncle Earl Charles Spencer, though no project has been finalized or confirmed.
- Following the publication of Earl Spencer's memoir, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, on Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex is weighing potential projects to honor his mother's legacy as the anniversary approaches.
- Buckingham Palace issued a rare statement asserting that grief can "cloud reason, affect judgment and colour memory," following Earl Spencer's allegations that King Charles made disparaging comments after the Princess's 1997 death.
- Nine years ago, Prince Harry and Prince William collaborated on two documentaries for the 20th anniversary; their current estrangement makes such a joint project "inconceivable" today.
- Any documentary would likely be produced by Archewell Productions and acquired by Netflix under a "first look" agreement, as Harry considers the most meaningful way to honor his mother's legacy ahead of August 2027.
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