The Crown: The Official Companion Shop at Amazon Yes, there are photographs, and letters, even video footage of the royals from this time period. But the show's most iconic scenes tend to highlight the bits of history that weren't documented, "...
Sometimes fact-checking 'The Crown' is more complicated than rehashing history. We spoke with the show's historical consultant, Robert Lacey about whether the Netflix show is accurate about Queen Elizabeth and the royal family.
原文链接The Crownhas now produced series three, which covers the years 1964 to 1977. Some will say that they can suspend judgment as to whether it is true or not and simply enjoy it as “good drama”. I understand this point of view, and I daresay there are viewers who are intelligent...
InThe Crown, Princess Margaret is effectively given the choice of staying in the royal family or marrying Peter Townsend, a divorcee, and therefore getting expelled from her royal duties. While that is mostly true to real life, it was discovered in 2004 that the then-PM Sir Anthony Eden had...
❌ FALSEThe Crownshows Lord Mountbatten on holiday at Classiebawn Castle, Co Sligo, on the morning of August 27, 1979, about to set off on a fishing trip with his daughter and other members of his family. He writes Prince Charles a letter urging him to find “some sweet and innocent...
The fifth season of The Crown depicts many real-life scandals that afflicted the Royal Family from 1991-97. Here's how accurate The Crown is.
’ Arguably the speeches devised for The Crown were warmer and more human, even better in fact, than those actually delivered. The real life Prince Philip said: ‘We are absent, most of us, because there is a Commonwealth … I hope all of you at Sandringham are enjoying a very happy ...
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Princess Diana's former butler, Paul Burrell, has said that series four of The Crown is an "accurate dramatisation" of the events surrounding the princess.
was not in Malta at that time.The King has to have an operation, so we see Princess Margaret waiting anxiously with Queen Mary and the King with his doctors. There are gory scenes of the lung being removed and the lung is wrapped up in a copy of The Times (a story gleaned from Hug...