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According to German filmmaker Ight Grunvald, it was the outspoken words and statements of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle that led to their disagreement with the British royal family. In an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk, Grunvald revealed details of her upcoming documentary titled "Harry the Lost Prince", which aims to delve into the rift caused by the Sussexes' decisions to speak openly about their experience as senior royals.
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Scheduled to air on Germany's ZDF network in December, the documentary will explore the heart-wrenching period the royal family has faced since King Edward VIII's abdication in 1936. Grunvald, who is known in Germany for unearthing hidden truths about the British monarchy, promises exclusive insights into Meghan Markle's alleged difficult attitude. The film will shed light on the criticism she now faces, even from communities that once supported her, in the wake of she and Harry stepping back as working royals.
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There has been significant questioning of Meghan's role and demeanor within Prince Harry's Invictus Games foundation in particular. The documentary will delve into the depths of racism Meghan says she faced from the royal family and her audacious attempt to intertwine her personal encounters with the fiery political discourse in America.
During the making of the film, Grunvald says she embarked on a journey of understanding the situation. It was then that Queen Elizabeth's wise words advising Harry and Meghan to be "half in, half out" began resonating with her. Using a team renowned for their secret exposures of the royal family, Grunvald's cameras captured glimpses into the lives now led by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in California with their children Archie and Lili.
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The filmmakers also recently traveled across the Atlantic, conducting interviews in both the United States and United Kingdom. In America, they engaged with individuals from the vibrant streets of California to the bustling metropolis of New York. Delving deeper, Grunvald found it increasingly challenging to see any significant accomplishments coming from the couple's Archewell Foundation - despite its purported goals of uplifting communities.
However, not all perspectives of Harry and Meghan are negative. Some recognize their immense potential not only for the monarchy but for fostering a progressive, open society. As the documentary project seeks to provide deeper context around the events that led to the royal rift, it shines a light on both the criticism and support the Sussexes have received since their move to Los Angeles.
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For Grunvald, this is just the latest in a line of films exploring pivotal chapters in British royal history. Her documentaries have previously uncovered dramatic tales surrounding Princess Kate and the drama within the House of Windsor. With "Harry the Lost Prince", she hopes to offer new insights into a period that has left the family reeling. Only time will tell if the fractures can be healed.
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Through exclusive interviews on both sides of the Atlantic and never-before-seen footage of the Duke and Duchess's life in California, Grunvald's ambitious project promises to be one of the most thorough examinations of Harry and Meghan's experience. By understanding all perspectives, complex truths may emerge about their departure from royal duties and its impact on Harry's relationship with his kin. The documentary aims to serve as an insightful record of this transformative time for both the Sussexes and the monarchy.
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While much speculation and criticism surrounds the couple, Grunvald cautiously acknowledges both positive and negative viewpoints. Her film will seek to provide needed context and analysis of the events through a balanced lens. As with her previous exposes of royal scandals, "Harry the Lost Prince" could offer fresh angles and stir discussion on this ongoing saga that has captivated the world.
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