Meghan's turn: Unforgiven

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www.imdb.com/title/tt24853192/?ref_=ttpl_ov

Looks like the next project is just about set for release (says January 2023) if it is on track.

I’ve never watched Gemma Collins (on anything) or heard her speak so wasn’t sure how insightful a person she is

Not entirely sure this would be Meghan's first choice for collaboration.

She seems to have made a very nice documentary about the Queen's Coats though.

Was Lizzy Cundy busy, or they couldn’t afford her fee

It's not Meghan and Harry who are supplying the interest, it's thoughts about whether they are going to wound the institution of the monarchy and how fair or outrageous this is.

This episode in time will definitely make the history books, discussed as a juncture when the monarchy could have been in danger. The award that the duo accepted for fighting institutional racism in the monarchy is a massive issue. Even if nobody knows who the lady is who greeted them, everyone knows JFK.

When I first saw the name 'Gemma Collins' associated with this documentary I thought, oh there must be another Gemma Collins, maybe a royal archivist who will pop up wearing white gloves, gingerly holding some rare constitutional documents while explaining the significance of heredity within monarchy.

And then I saw the trailer and it was Gemma bloody Collins.

Please ignore those posters' rudeness, @Mummyoflittledragon. Within 'talk guidelines' you can post what you like, when you like, where you like. MN is a great resource, and your life and times are of equal value to everyone else's. MN Talk is a big conversation. Sorry if you're stuck indoors btw - I've got the tee-shirt on that one

Who is 'unforgiven'? It can hardly be Meghan because she hasn't actually done anything wrong.

The media could easily be titled, 'Unforgiven'.

Time to move on folks.