The princess deserved no lesser tribute from her magnificent sons. They are her greatest legacy. Yet one still wonders if it was wise for then to disburden their long-suppressed grief and love in this manner.
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Deborah Ross
RTDaily Mail (UK)Aug 30, 2017
This programme seemed to say: we are our mother's boys. How did this go down at Clarence House? We will, of course, never know.
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Jen Chaney
RTNew York Magazine/VultureJul 25, 2017
Barriers and boundaries are established and only partially torn down in this laudatory but nevertheless moving film about one of the most famous and overanalyzed women to ever breathe oxygen.
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Amy Glynn
RTPaste MagazineJan 23, 2018
This documentary is also in the "pathologically respectful" category, but it at least has a focus that makes clear that it understands its own purpose.