Just in time for Halloween, Buckingham Palace is facing ghost problem.
Sadly, it’s not the spirit of the Queen Mother returned to retrieve her favourite cocktail shaker but that of
Prince William is “totally sickened” by Netflix’s The Crown showing his mum’s ghost while Prince Harry is on the Netflix payroll. Picture: Dominic Lipinski / POOL / AFP And Harry? Well, in a sentence that I don’t get to write all that often, the duke would seem to be comparatively, and outwardly, unruffled by it.
Harry has proven unusually sanguine, again, a word rarely used in conjunction with the pugnacious duke, about Netflix having repeatedly taken his grandparents and parents’ lives and put them through the TV sausage-making mincer. Given all this, if the House of Montecito was not intertwined with Netflix – if the company had not piped tens of millions of dollars their way – in another universe, would Harry be right now taking a vocal stand against his mother’s memory being used for entertainment purposes?
We’ve now passed the three year mark of the Sussexes’ commercial union with the company, during which time they have produced three series, only one of which stormed up the viewing charts. reported that “Netflix is unlikely to renew the Sussexes’ megabucks contract,” with a source saying “the feeling is that the lemon has been fully squeezed.
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