"Like survivors of a catastrophe": Expert punishes "Harry & Meghan" documentary with harsh criticism
Created: 2022-12-11, 7:59 p.m
By: Jonas Erbas
2020 was an eventful year for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle: the couple broke with the British royal family.
The impression that the two made afterwards has now been sharply criticized by an expert.
London – Prince Harry (38) and Duchess Meghan Markle (41) are currently making international headlines with their Netflix documentary “Harry & Meghan”.
Episode after episode, the time after the "Megxit", the secession from the British royal family, is worked up.
While some are enthusiastic about the open and honest insight, there is equally harsh criticism from all directions.
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The "Harry & Meghan" documentary is not the only thing that annoys some royal insiders, other experts are now, just a few days after the Netflix production was released, not at all enthusiastic about the scenes that took place after the show fracture with the crown.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle filmed those dramatic moments via cell phone camera, which show the couple in tears and completely exhausted.
In the Netflix documentary "Harry & Meghan", the dream couple sometimes gives a "dramatic" picture, according to a British body language expert.
Her tough verdict on a clip that can be seen in the documentary: "Harry's selfie diary clip makes him look like a survivor or witness to a catastrophe." (Photomontage) © Agefotostock/Imago & Jacob King/PA Wire/dpa
One shot shows the royal dropout in a hotel room at London Airport;
he seems disheveled, overwhelmed and confused.
"How did all this happen?" He is heard saying in it.
There is also a similar clip from the former series actress, who also documented her fled departure from Great Britain.
With a towel wrapped around her head, she sobs, "I don't know what to say anymore." Both videos were
analyzed by a body language expert for
The Sun - and judged not exactly gently.
"Harry & Meghan" - the Netflix documentary that many have been waiting for:
On December 8th, the time had finally come: the US streaming service released the first half of the controversial and eagerly awaited "Harry & Meghan" documentary, which deals with the days, weeks and months after the break with the British royal family .
The production includes a total of six episodes, three of which were already available at the time of release.
Expert fires against Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – tough verdict because of controversial documentary
The specialist explains:
"Harry's selfie diary clip makes him look like a survivor or witness to a catastrophe."
Queen Elizabeth II's grandson († 96) looks like he's "in shock", pouring out "stress-related adrenaline". and "can't even remember the day of the week".
The situation is similar with Meghan Markle: The American makes an "equally dramatic" impression:
"She can hardly speak, apart from a few sighs and pauses, like an actress who has a text hanger on stage."
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But the expert goes one step further: she does not accept the prevailing emotional chaos from Harry and Meghan, criticizes the scenes as a “half-finished love comedy” – a brutal accusation!
As is so often the case, however, the following applies: In the best case, viewers should form their own opinion and only then judge.
Incidentally, in their Netflix documentary, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not only fire against the royal family – the press was also harshly judged.
Sources used:
thesun.co.uk, Harry & Meghan (Netflix)