The Australian actress portrays the late Princess Diana in the 1990s when the royals faced marital upsets and public dissent.
LONDON, United Kingdom – Elizabeth Debicki may have won rave reviews for her portrayal of the late Princess Diana in the new season of royal dramaThe 32-year-old joins the award-winning Netflix series following the reign of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth for season five, which portrays the royals in the 1990s when they faced marital upsets, public dissent, and a fire at Windsor Castle.
“It was utterly daunting and I would never say anything other than the truth about that. It was a huge challenge and it felt insurmountable at the beginning,” Debicki said in an interview. “It was overwhelming to begin with and then it eventually… funnelled down to something that felt manageable. And I think the process of that was like anything…. you just have to sort of jump the line and start to do it.”
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