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

The transcript discusses the impact of a fictional show on perceptions of the British Royals, particularly Prince Charles. The speaker shares their evolving respect for the Royals, despite initially having a different political stance. The conversation highlights the show's fictional nature, emphasizing that it should not be mistaken for a historical account. The realism of the show is acknowledged, but viewers are reminded to differentiate between drama and actual history.

What does the speaker imply about the audience's understanding of the show?

How does the speaker differentiate between drama and historical fact?