Harry and Meghan's Netflix trailers slammed for 'misleading' clips
Harry and Meghan's Netflix trailers slammed for 'misleading' clips
Image source, NetflixBy Steven McIn toshEntertainment reporter 1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">The trailers show clips and archival footage as Prince Harry and Meghan talk about being sidelined by the Royal Family and hounded by the media.
However, it is believed that at least three of these images were taken from events that had nothing to do with the couple.
Netflix and the Sussexes' production company Archewell have not commented.
There are others allegations that an image has been cropped to suggest the couple were left on the edge of a royal event, when they were in fact front and center.
There is also a suggestion that another photo was used to illustrate the press intrusion, when it was actually taken during of an event with a small number of photographers whose attendance was controlled and agreed in advance.
On Tuesday, veteran royal correspondent Jennie Bond criticized the trailers for their "extremely sloppy production values", after ITV host Lorraine Kelly described the use of the images and footage as "bizarre".
Image source, NetflixBy Steven McIn toshEntertainment reporter 1q0x1qg-Paragraph eq5iqo00">The trailers show clips and archival footage as Prince Harry and Meghan talk about being sidelined by the Royal Family and hounded by the media.
However, it is believed that at least three of these images were taken from events that had nothing to do with the couple.
Netflix and the Sussexes' production company Archewell have not commented.
There are others allegations that an image has been cropped to suggest the couple were left on the edge of a royal event, when they were in fact front and center.
There is also a suggestion that another photo was used to illustrate the press intrusion, when it was actually taken during of an event with a small number of photographers whose attendance was controlled and agreed in advance.
On Tuesday, veteran royal correspondent Jennie Bond criticized the trailers for their "extremely sloppy production values", after ITV host Lorraine Kelly described the use of the images and footage as "bizarre".
Image source, Netflix
