Peter Morgan, the creator of The Crown , has been able to get some feedback from the Royal Family regarding the hit Netflix series. Obviously, they were transmitted to him in a roundabout way, worthy of a James Bond.
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“I met in a completely informal and impersonal way a few people who have worked at the palace and who, I imagine, still have contacts there (…) Sometimes, they will come and see me and say 'I' enjoyed some aspects of the season, "and that way I understand that he or she wants me to understand that someone else said that," he told The Hollywood Reporter .
A means that would also allow members of the royal family to express their perplexity in front of certain scriptwriting decisions. However, at no time does Peter Morgan seek any approval from the royal family.
A golden rule
“No one has ever tried to correct me or censor what I do. I don't want anything to do with the palate and it's mutual, ”said Peter Morgan. Especially since the father of The Crown is keen not to interfere with the current affairs of the monarchy. This is why there is a rule for itself: never write about events that are not at least 20 years old. “It's enough time to take some distance to really understand something, its role, its position and its relevance. Often times, things that appear essential today are instantly forgotten, when others stay in the air and prove to be historically relevant and enduring, ”he added.
Moreover, the fifth and sixth seasons will be largely devoted to the crisis experienced by the monarchy during the separation of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, to end with his tragic disappearance. So there is still a lot of margin before addressing the story of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, or the legal troubles of Prince Andrew and his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
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