Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal aired in the US recently and will be shown on Channel 7 tonight at 9pm. Tiffany Smith plays Meghan Markle and Charlie Field plays Prince Harry in the film which is a follow-up to Lifetime’s Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance. And viewers were delighted by the casting of Charles Shaughnessy aka Mr Sheffield from The Nanny as Prince Charles. Even the star of the film herself, Tiffany Smith, was caught off-guard by the casting of the ’90s sitcom star. “I didn’t know everyone who had been cast,” Smith told news.com.au. “I was in the makeup trailer and he came in and he was talking and I was thinking, ‘Man, why does his voice sound so familiar to me?’ And then it was a day later when I went, ‘Oh my gosh, he is Mr Sheffield!’” According to the synopsis, Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal continues the love story of newlyweds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, pulling back the curtain to reveal the untold joys and challenges of life inside the royal family during their pivotal first year of marriage. Given very few people know what actually goes on behind closed doors with the royal family, the scriptwriters have used quite a bit of creative license in the film. “You get to see them (Harry and Meghan) do a lot of things publicly and in front of an audience and what really had to fill in were the gaps,” Smith told news.com.au. Some of the “gaps” the film attempts to fill in are how Meghan told Harry she was pregnant, how Meghan was welcomed to Buckingham Palace and even what the Queen is like at playing charades. Despite some of the creative scenes, Smith told news.com.au that she hopes the real Meghan and Harry would get a kick out of the movie. “As an actress, if somebody did a movie about me, I would have to watch it,” she said. “It was really important to me that we portrayed them in a really beautiful way. I hope that if they watched it they would feel uplifted and they would really feel a joy out of watching a piece of their story.” Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal airs tonight at 9pm on Channel 7
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Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal aired in the US recently and will be shown on Channel 7 tonight at 9pm. Tiffany Smith plays Meghan Markle and Charlie Field plays Prince Harry in the film which is a follow-up to Lifetime’s Harry & Meghan: A Royal Romance. And viewers were delighted by the casting of Charles Shaughnessy aka Mr Sheffield from The Nanny as Prince Charles. Even the star of the film herself, Tiffany Smith, was caught off-guard by the casting of the ’90s sitcom star. “I didn’t know everyone who had been cast,” Smith told news.com.au. “I was in the makeup trailer and he came in and he was talking and I was thinking, ‘Man, why does his voice sound so familiar to me?’ And then it was a day later when I went, ‘Oh my gosh, he is Mr Sheffield!’” According to the synopsis, Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal continues the love story of newlyweds Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, pulling back the curtain to reveal the untold joys and challenges of life inside the royal family during their pivotal first year of marriage. Given very few people know what actually goes on behind closed doors with the royal family, the scriptwriters have used quite a bit of creative license in the film. “You get to see them (Harry and Meghan) do a lot of things publicly and in front of an audience and what really had to fill in were the gaps,” Smith told news.com.au. Some of the “gaps” the film attempts to fill in are how Meghan told Harry she was pregnant, how Meghan was welcomed to Buckingham Palace and even what the Queen is like at playing charades. Despite some of the creative scenes, Smith told news.com.au that she hopes the real Meghan and Harry would get a kick out of the movie. “As an actress, if somebody did a movie about me, I would have to watch it,” she said. “It was really important to me that we portrayed them in a really beautiful way. I hope that if they watched it they would feel uplifted and they would really feel a joy out of watching a piece of their story.” Harry & Meghan: Becoming Royal airs tonight at 9pm on Channel 7
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