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It gradually dawned on her and her intimate circle that unless the full story of her life was told, the public would never appreciate or understand the reasons behind any actions she decided upon. By degrees he too was admitted into her secret club and was given glimpses of the real life, rather than the fantasy, endured by the Princess. Colthurst said of the experience, "She [Diana] was enormously enthusiastic to have her story out there, she knew exactly what she was doing.

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Princess Leonor's family album: Spanish royals release intimate photos charting future Queen's path from. In 1993 the book was made into a television film of the same name, with Serena Scott Thomas as Diana. The royal biographer—who has been writing about the British royal family for more than 40 years—knew he would have a busy week of media appearances ahead when the monarch’s 70-year reign ended with her death on Sept. His groundbreaking 1992 biography of Diana, Princess of Wales—written with her full, though then secret, cooperation—changed the way the world looked at the British royal family.Morton said the book charts the queen's journey of navigating the responsibility she faced, while also being a mother and wife.

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And, shortly before her father Earl Spencer died, she sent him a note asking for photos for the book from the family’s albums.

It had finally dawned on Diana that unless the full story of her life was told, the public would never understand the reasons behind anything she decided to do. You could see him, for example, convening over an international conference held at Buckingham Palace.

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Diana, pleased with Morton’s previous work, began giving Colthurst small pieces of information to relay to Morton – such as the firing of Prince Charles’s private secretary. Diana publicly denied any involvement: “The princess did not cooperate with the book ‘in any way whatsoever’, a palace official said,” according to The Guardian, after the Sunday Times serialisation. uk spoke exclusively to royal expert Marlene Koenig for insight into the historical events depicted in The Crown.Early in their first conversation Colthurst said to her: ‘Give me a shout if there is something you don’t want me to touch on.