No Oscars
The Palace has been silent, so LG's concerns may sound unfounded.
Liz Garbus, in an interview with Vanity Fair, claims the Palace was contacted about the series, but denied being asked for comment so they could 'discredit the content of the show'…
Ms Garbus, in her Vanity Fair interview published today, revealed exploring issues of racism, colonialism and alleged white supremacy in the British Monarchy was her idea.
'For me, what was really important was to connect the dots to these larger historical issues,' she told the magazine, adding that the couple was, 'to their credit, very open and willing to journey down some of the paths that they might not have originally considered.'
'The love story is the spine, but, for me, it was always necessary to…connect the dots to the personal story and the larger historical context,' Ms Garbus stated.
There were some rumours that Zed pushed for a quickie (by royal standards) wedding by claiming that she had a bun in the oven. Sparry likely believed her because by then, he believed everything spilling from her maw.
I'm getting a very bad impression of Ms Garbus. Sounds like she did accomplice work like the ghostwriter and spun their pathetic story, put enough window dressing on to make it seem to make sense.
Admittedly, I stay out of the loop as much as possible. Still, I do not know anyone who talks like this. Is it am effort to sound intelligent? educated? Is it a California thing? I do know lawyers, doctors, professors, etc. No one talks like this.
