TheCrown is known for putting an exaggerated spin on real-life events. Here's what's fact versus fiction when it comes to Diana’s tell-all book.
Season 5, the second episode finds Elizabeth Debicki’s Princess Diana in a dilemma. She’s miserable in her marriage to Prince Charles, who is in love with Camilla Parker Bowles. The press follows her every move—so much so that Diana even fears that her home at Kensington Palace might be bugged. And most of all, she feels trapped.
It turns out Peter Morgan and the writers didn’t need to speculate much when it came to the creation of. Andrew Morton himself wrote a very detailed account of how, exactly, the book came to be—which he shared after Princess Diana’s death in 1997.
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