![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/the-crown-slammed-by-dianas-friends-for-filming-her-final-hours-before-death/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_Elizabeth-Debicki.jpg&description=Princess Diana 's friends have taken aim at The Crown as the Netflix series is spotted filming the moments leading up to her death. Witnesses have claimed the fictional drama recently shot scenes involving Elizabeth Debicki, who plays the late star in upcoming series, in a black Mercedes just 100 yards from the Alma tunnel, Paris - where Diana tragically died in 1997. A new trailer for the upcoming series of The Crown has dramatised the infamous Panorama interview with Diana - something that sparked fury online upon its release last week. Further controversary has now been caused thanks to the show seemingly appear to film the late mum-of-two's final hours, despite Netflix bosses previously claiming the "exact moment" of the crash will not be shown on screen. Elizabeth Debicki will be the last actress to play Princess Diana on The Crown (Image: Netflix) Reacting to witness claims The Crown has recently been shooting King Charles' ex-wife's final moments, Debbie Frank, who was Diana's astrologer, claims the release of the Netflix series will be 'terrible' for Prince William and Harry to process. "It's obviously terrible for Diana's children to have to see that again. It's insensitive," she told the Mail. "I feel Diana's death and the crash was the biggest shock our generation. It had such a huge impact across the national psyche. Netflix insist the actual crash that killed Diana will not be featured on the show (Image: Netflix) 'I guess the makers of The Crown feel they are entitled to show a re-enactment of scenes leading up to her death and that it has dramatic impact. But relatives would think otherwise." Debbie's comments follow another close friend of Diana's claiming the existence of the Netflix series forced Prince William and Harry to relive "the most painful time" of their lives. "These are cruel, sadistic and wicked people to recreate these moments. They are the lowest of the low," Simone Simmons told The Sun. Diana's controversial interview is teased in th){kind=link}
Following The Crown being spotted filming some of Princess Diana’s final moments before her death, the late star’s pals have called the Netflix series ‘insensitive’ and ‘the lowest of the low’
Princess Diana ‘s friends have taken aim at The Crown as the Netflix series is spotted filming the moments leading up to her death.
Witnesses have claimed the fictional drama recently shot scenes involving Elizabeth Debicki, who plays the late star in upcoming series, in a black Mercedes just 100 yards from the Alma tunnel, Paris – where Diana tragically died in 1997.
A new trailer for the upcoming series of The Crown has dramatised the infamous Panorama interview with Diana – something that sparked fury online upon its release last week.
Further controversary has now been caused thanks to the show seemingly appear to film the late mum-of-two’s final hours, despite Netflix bosses previously claiming the “exact moment” of the crash will not be shown on screen.