Twenty years after Diana's death, this major new documentary rewrites many of the myths of her legacy. Rather than portraying Diana as unhappy, at war with the Royal family and herself; and suffering a tragically death - we discover an exceptional woman who changed the future of the Royal family forever. With a cast who knew Diana intimately, including Ken Wharfe, Diana's long term Protection Officer, her personal trainer, ballet teacher, spiritual healer and personal friends, Diana - The Woman Inside highlights Diana as a woman and mother, rather than just a tragic icon.
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Sonia Anderson
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Beatrice Behlen
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Carolan Browne
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King Charles III
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Elizabeth Emanuel
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Penny Junor
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Richard Kay
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Wendy Mitchell
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Nicholas Owen
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Princess Diana
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Ingrid Seward
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Simone Simmons
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Ken Wharfe
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Sonia Anderson
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It wasn't the best thing that I've ever watched. Documentary wise, I thought it was very bias towards the middle class people as they give their opinions on which they were all very contradicting. One of the things I do like is that they focus on her life before royalty also instead of just her relationship with Charles. However, I found that as I was watching, the viewpoint of which Diana was seen was contradicting, I wasn't very sure who was supporting or who was against her. I think there are better documentaries out there to watch of her I won't lie. But overall I didn't mind it. I reccomend fo anyone who just likes documentaries generally.