New Princess Diana TV Show Featuring Secret Recordings Lands on Prime Video
The three-part series uses about five hours of tapes Diana secretly recorded in 1991 to reframe her story in her own words.
- Prime Video acquired the UK and Ireland rights to Diana: Her Secret Confessions, a three-part docuseries featuring five hours of previously unheard 1991 audio recordings of Princess Diana.
- Love Monday produced the series, securing exclusive access to tapes Diana recorded in 1991 with friend James Colthurst, which were originally used in Andrew Morton's 1992 book Diana: Her True Story.
- Executive producer Kerene Barefield stated the series aims to reframe the narrative, showing Diana as "a strong woman who is risking everything to take control of her own narrative" rather than a passive victim.
- This project follows last month's release of Swan Song: Diana, My Sister by Charles Spencer, which rocked the Royal Family and prompted Buckingham Palace to respond regarding the King's behavior.
- While Cineflix Rights handles international distribution under the title Diana Unheard, Prime Video has not yet announced a release date for the series in the UK or Ireland.
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A documentary series will recover unpublished recordings of Princess Diana, in which she spoke about Charles, Camilla and the royal family
New Princess Diana TV Show Featuring Secret Recordings Lands on Prime Video
A new Prime Video TV show will offer a closer look at Princess Diana‘s life through recordings of private conversations. Although excerpts of these recordings have previously surfaced across various platforms, the upcoming documentary will explore the late princess’s world in greater depth. According to Deadline, Prime Video has acquired the UK and Ireland rights […] The post New Princess Diana TV Show Featuring Secret Recordings Lands on Prime …
The new production recovers private recordings from 1991 in which the princess spoke without filters about her marriage to Charles, infidelity and tensions with the British royal family
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