The Crown stars take to the red carpet for the third season of the TV series

The transcript discusses the changing perceptions of the Royals, particularly Prince Philip, through a TV series. It highlights the admiration gained for Prince Philip and the effective PR for the Royals. Concerns about future challenges, especially with Charles and Diana, are raised. The show is described as a curated work of fiction, not a documentary, despite its realistic portrayal. The impact on historical perception is noted, with a reminder of its fictional nature.

What did the speaker initially know about Prince Philip before starting the show?

• Very little about him and the royal family

• A great deal about his life and role

• Only about his public appearances

• Everything about his personal life

What is the speaker's view on the dedication of Prince Philip and the Queen?

• Their roles are not significant

• They have shown great dedication and service

• Their dedication is questionable

• They have not been very dedicated

What potential issue does the speaker mention regarding Charles and Diana?

• They have no impact on the royal narrative

• They might face challenges and scrutiny

• They are not part of the royal family

• They are not well-known

How does the speaker describe the show in terms of its historical accuracy?

• As a live news broadcast

• As a completely accurate historical account

• As a documentary

• As a fictional work based on real events

What concern does the speaker express about the show's impact on history perception?

• It could alter public perception of history

• It is not watched by many people

• It might be seen as a documentary

• It has no impact on historical understanding