The drama depicts the interview between the Duke of York and journalist Emily Maitlis.
Billie Piper’s character can be seen telling Rufus Sewell, in character as the Duke of York, that he is referred to as ‘Randy Andy’ in public discourse in a new trailer for Netflix film Scoop.
During a meeting with the Newsnight crew in the trailer, Sewell’s Andrew asks: “If I do an interview, the question is, why you?”. The journalist retweeted the trailer on Monday and wrote: “That feeling of being upstaged by your own whippet … ”. She is then seen meeting with Hawes’ character and tells her: “You have a problem that won’t go away.”McAlister tells Andrew’s adviser: “You can’t stay silent.”
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