Prince Andrew's Infamous 'Newsnight' Interview is Revisited in Amazon Prime Video's New Miniseries 'A Very Royal Scandal'
While Scoop follows BBC interview booker Sam McAlister's story, Prime Video's miniseries is told from the viewpoint of former BBC journalist Emily Maitlis, who interviewed the prince at Buckingham Palace in 2019 and also serves as one of A Very Royal Scandal's executive producers.
Emily Maitlis Was 'Quite Scared’ When Prince Andrew Quit Royal Duty After Her 2019 Newsnight Interview (Exclusive)
In the immediate aftermath of their 2019 BBC ‘Newsnight’ interview, Prince Andrew quit his royal duties. This left journalist Emily Maitlis ‘quite scared’ because ‘this has now got a life and lease of its own,
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Royal Parent Outrage: Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson 'Deeply Disappointed' by Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie Portrayals in New ShowPrince Andrew and Sarah "Fergie" Ferguson are not at all pleased with how the Duke of York and their children, Princesses ...
If you were to drink a shot every time Prince Andrew, Duke of York (Michael Sheen), mentions he fought in the Falklands War ...
The monarch, 75, is keen to “solve” what has been referred to internally as “the Andrew problem” by moving the disgraced Duke ...
Prince Andrew made an unusual request to journalist Emily Maitlis following his 'car crash' Newsnight interview in 2019.
Prime Video's incoming drama series 'A Very Royal Scandal' sees Prince Andrew's disastrous Emily Maitlis recreated ...
The monarch, 75, is said to be “losing patience” over his scandal-scarred brother’s plush living arrangements.
EXCLUSIVE: Friends of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson have used the late Queen's famous "recollections may vary" phrase as ...
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