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The Crown Season 4 Real Life Vs. Fiction

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Everything The Crown Got Wrong About The Royal Family In Season 4 Netflix Series The first three seasons of The Crown stayed quite true to fact, depicting the history of the royal family and historic events with accuracy. Season 4 has brought a lot of controversy as it strays the furthest from the truth of history, with many facts being skewed for the sake of television. While the series follows the royals through scandalous and dramatic events, how true are they? Some of the facts may come as a surprise to viewers! What exactly did The Crown get right this time around and what was depicted just for the sake of entertainment? Prince Charles and Diana Meeting Dianas engagement ring Invasion of Queen Elizabeth IIs room Prince Charles dating Dianas older sister Sarah, Prince Charles letter from Lord Louis Mountbatten Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles nicknames Queen Elizabeth II at odds with Margaret Thatcher The relationship between Prince Philip and Princess Diana Princess Margaret trying to stop Diana and Prince Charles getting married Prince Charles going to Highgrove to be with Camilla Princess Dianas struggle with bulimia Princess Dianas surprise performance Margaret Thatchers son going missing Prince Charles in an avalanche Princess Diana and Prince Charles in Perth NEW UPLOADS
Date: 2022-06-06

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Comments and reviews: 4

Lord
Netflix drama The Crown is a royal joy. Now in its fourth season, the series doesn't get everything right, but it usually comes very close. It's easy to see creator Peter Morgan and his crew have done their research with all the energy of Sarah Ferguson cheering on rocker Meat Loaf at the It's a Royal Knockout tournament back in 1987.
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PrettyGlory
Of a creative liberty is taken. No one can account accurately for conversations and they had from 30+ years ago.
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Win
You know you're British, when you wince at the narrator's mispronunciation of 'Burghley'.
Stay safe,
Win Xx
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Shelly
What drew me into this show was their attempt to be accurate. Their shift in focus doesn't sit well with me.
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