Category: Princess Diana
Open Post: Hosted By Another Look At Elizabeth Debicki As Princess Diana In “The Crown”
The fifth season of The Crown has been filming since last summer, and this week new photos of Elizabeth Debicki as 90s Princess Diana dropped. So where will Elizabeth rank among all the recent Diana performances? Hard to say until we see her in action (the new season comes out in November), but my money’s on: pretty high. Even though the above pics are giving me shades of Gwyneth Paltrow on a school run, Elizabeth still looks more like Diana than Kristen Stewart. And she’s way better than that poor actress who was forced (at gunpoint!) to star in the so-bad-it’s-bad Diana: A New Musical. Continue reading
Kristen Stewart Doesn’t “Give A Shit” About The Oscar Talk Around Her Performance In “Spencer”
Lady Gaga just had an aneurysm because Kristen Stewart–who is getting “Oscar buzz” for playing Princess Diana in the movie Spencer–said in a recent Variety podcast that she doesn’t “give a shit” about getting an Oscar. Gaga is probably writing a letter to the Academy now like: “Okay, so she’s taken her name out of the running–cross her off the list–it’s only fair.”
Kristen Stewart Says A Full Sentence In The Full Trailer For “Spencer”
They teased us Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana skeptics last month with the teaser trailer for Spencer in which Kristen finally showed us the accent she’s been working on in between her (failed) posture and etiquette classes in preparation for the role. Even though she only said “they don’t” at the end, it was enough to convince some folks that she had nailed it. Now we have the first full-length trailer, and in addition to saying “they don’t,” Kristen also asks “this country?” And in the trailer’s climax, she speaks an entire sentence (which I won’t spoil). Unfortunately, I’m going to have to remain a skeptic for now because, in this trailer, Kristen is completely overshadowed by the incredible, charismatic performances of the dogs playing THE QUEEN’s Corgis. Kristen may have beautiful gowns, but those little bitches are giving the performance of a lifetime with their little fluffy butts totally exposed!
Kristen Stewart Felt She Got Approval From Princess Diana’s Spirit While Filming “Spencer”
Last week Kristen Stewart’s Princess Diana biopic, Spencer, debuted at the Venice International Film Festival, and, so far, the reviews have been pretty good. But people are foaming at the mouth over Kristen’s portrayal of Diana. Critics are saying it’s the best performance of her career, the audience at the premiere gave her a three-minute standing ovation, and all the Veneziani canal fishies literally learned human English so they could gurgle,“GIVE HER THE OSCUHHH!”
Here’s The Teaser Trailer For “Spencer” Starring Kristen Stewart As Princess Diana
Just one day after we all saw Kristen Stewart recreate Jennifer Lawrence’s Oscar fall on the poster for Spencer, they have released a teaser trailer for it. That still may look like it’s from a biopic about the Dutch Boy’s day as a fancy fisherman. But it’s Kristen Stewart as a sad and stressed-out Princess Diana in Spencer, which is out November 5. Continue reading
Netflix Has Released The First Official Pictures Of Elizabeth Debicki As Princess Diana And Dominic West as Prince Charles
One of the most fun parts of a based-on-real-people television series is to wait with anticipation at how well or how busted the real-life person is translated into the actor playing the character. Usually it’s pretty satisfying. Sometimes magic happens and it’s good in all the wrong ways. When it comes to Netflix’s award-winning series The Crown, you can usually rely on some pretty close copies. However, there was really not much potential for a gasp-making reveal when it came to the character of Season 5’s version of Princess Diana, since Elizabeth Debicki looks like she was made in a Diana factory. But still, Netflix went ahead and gave us the first official look at Elizabeth as Diana. The shock lies in what Dominic West looks like all dressed up as Prince Charles.