Prince Harry, William ‘won't stand for cruel’ depiction of Princess Diana in ‘Spencer’

Experts believe Prince Harry, and Prince William would undoubtedly be fuming in anger over the cruel portrayal being shown of their mother Princess Diana.

This claim has been made by a number of royal experts like Richard Fitzwilliams, and Ingrid Seward.

Majesty Magazine’s Ms Ingrid Seward was the first to speak to The Sun regarding the film and was quoted saying, “It is really cruel to portray her like this. It is totally unnecessary.”

“I know William was there when she was unhappy but it sounds to me the movie is factually incorrect.”

Even Richard FItzwilliams later discussed the issue with Mail Online and was quoted saying, “It was an extraordinary decision to feature Diana throwing up on the poster whilst dressed in couture. The film does show scenes of bulimia and self-harm which is indeed cruel.”

Given that Mr Fitzwilliams was even in attendance at the BFI London Film Festival press screening for the film, he added, “I strongly doubt that either William or Harry will watch it.”

“We have 20 more episodes of The Crown to come, which will probably also show disturbing scenes featuring her.”

This news comes shortly after Diana: The Musical received a similarly negative review by critics for its mockery and blatant disregard of sentiments.

The line in particular that attracted the most amount of uproar was a lyric that read, “Harry, my ginger-haired son / You’ll always be second to none.”

While comparing the two Mr Fitzwilliams added, “At least (director Pablo) Larrain only claims this is 'an imagining', 'a fable' and that is his right as a filmmaker.”

“But it is not dramatic enough to be good cinema and its appeal is centred on Kristen Stewart's portrayal of Diana which, though it has its merits, is badly flawed."