The Crown unearths old ghosts of the past to Harry. The Netflix series, in its final stretch, includes the controversial episode in which the son of Charles III put on a Nazi costume to attend a costume party. It was in 2005. She was 20 years old. One of the “biggest mistakes” of his life, he himself acknowledged in his memoirs. Spare (In the shadow), which was released last January. Furthermore, he revealed in those pages that behind this great disaster was his brother Guillermo encouraging him to put on the uniform.
The then Duke of Cambridge had chosen to dress up as a lion for the event. The production of the giant streaming aligns with Harry's version in Sparewho has not said or in about the recreation of that scene in the series. He has a million-dollar contract with the platform. No less than 80 million pounds (93 million euros), according to what he publishes Daily Mail. To all this, the final chapters of the sixth season have just been released. More promotion. The North American press has also echoed it.
The sequence is as follows. Kate (played by Meg Bellamy) and William (Ed McVey) plan with Harry (Luther Ford) to go to the costume party. “Wearing that Nazi suit doesn't make him a Nazi either,” the heir comments in the scene. The young prince looks in the mirror and gives the Nazi salute. He puts on the uniform with the swastika and goes to the event, where he is photographed. The images reach The Sun and the rest is the story of the deblacle. One of the “biggest mistakes” of his life for which he had to apologize publicly.
The scandal goes around the world. Harry places the blame on his brother for encouraging him to dress up and calls him Mister Morality with a lot of irony. He tries to share blame and victimize himself, just as it appears in the book. However, Daily Mail Find differences between one story and the other. In the Netflix series, the two brothers appear with Kate in a costume store looking for inspiration in the closet when there is no reference to that moment in the memories.