Prince Harry is considering honoring Princess Diana's memory through a film with Netflix

According to the newspaper's data, Prince Harry intends to honor his mother's memory in this way, as next year will be the 30th anniversary of her painful death in a horrific traffic accident in Paris. The newspaper's sources said: "Nothing has been approved or confirmed yet, and matters are under study to find the best way to honor her memory in this important jubilee year."

As stated in the article, the film may be purchased by the streaming service Netflix. According to the newspaper, Prince Harry has already discussed this topic with friends of his mother and her brother, Earl Charles Spencer.

According to the newspaper, Spencer preferred not to be a “talking head” in the television project, as his own book, “Swan Song: Diana, My Sister,” will officially go on sale on September 22, but the excerpts published from it about her biography have already aroused the displeasure of Buckingham Palace.

According to the newspaper's assessment, the film may further spoil Prince Harry's relationship with his older brother, Prince of Wales, William, who remains publicly silent about his uncle's confessions.

The Daily Telegraph gave Charles Spencer's biography a poor review, describing it as "not a book about Diana, but a monument to vanity" and "the author's self-absorption and pomp". The Times, in turn, noted that “Earl Spencer’s memoirs turn Diana’s story into a Shakespearean blood feud.”

This comes at a time when relations within the British royal family are witnessing constant tension, especially between Prince Harry and his brother William, against the backdrop of Harry and his wife Meghan Markle’s decision to withdraw from royal life in 2020, and the interviews and books in which they revealed details of their differences with the family.