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Craig Warner (written by)
Release Date:
5 March 2006 (USA) more
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An in-depth biopic of Princess Margaret from the days following her father's death in 1952 until the 1970s... more | add synopsis
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1 win & 5 nominations more
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Lucy Cohu | ... | Princess Margaret |
| Meredith MacNeill | ... | Sharman Douglas |
| Alex Barclay | ... | Billy Wallace |
| Edward Tudor-Pole | ... | Cecil Beaton (as Edward Tudor Pole) |
 | James Wallace | ... | Sunny Blandford |
| Aden Gillett | ... | Peter Townsend |
| Douglas Reith | ... | Horace Featherstonehaugh |
| Felicity Montagu | ... | Gillian Fleming |
| Peggy Batchelor | ... | Mile End Flat Woman |
| Peter Gordon | ... | Mile End Flat Man |
| David Threlfall | ... | Prince Philip - Duke of Edinburgh |
| Michael Elwyn | ... | Archbishop Fisher |
 | Bruno Ouvrard | ... | French Newspaper man |
| Robert Fitch | ... | Piers Waldron |
| Jonathan Hansler | ... | Colin Tennant |
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96 min
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Factual errors: The radio announcement following the death of George VI claims the Duke of Edinburgh will be made prince. Philip wouldn't be made a prince until 1957, five years later. more
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Danny La Rue:
[Princess Margaret has seen Danny naked; he proceeds to cover himself up] What are you doing here?
Princess Margaret:
Don't worry, Danny, I've seen a queen's crown jewels before!
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This is one very dire production. The general consensus has always been that while Princess Margaret may have been spoilt and pampered and may have revelled in the excess of luxury at her disposal, she was a very beautiful young woman. Here was the production's weakest point, the actress failed to get that across. It also appeared that the production budget couldn't stretch to a hairdresser - from the outset, the hair on the Princess Margaret character had a permanent birds nest in disarray look and looked as if she had been dragged through a bush. The actor playing the Duke of Edinburgh appeared to have prepared for his role by watching Rory Bremner imitate Prince Charles and was farcical.
The production was a flaw ridden, cliché ridden, embarrassing load of rubbish. I think all Daily Mail readers deserve a free DVD copy for Christmas!